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Unnaturally high red blood cell levels which thicken the blood and force the heart to work harder increase the risk of heart attack, stroke, and pulmonary or cerebral embolism.
Metrics junkie: As budgets become tighter and targeting capabilities continue to be refined, the expectations around return on investment and making the dollars spent work harder increase exponentially.
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It has one important advantage: More fuel and oxidizer passing through the preburners will drive the turbo pumps harder, increasing the pressure inside the combustion chamber and in turn the rocket engine's performance.
For some this works well, but for others, more often female students according to the interviewees, this strategy of working harder increases their stress levels which in turn seems to raise self-doubt.
Avoid overeating and thus causing your stomach to work harder, increasing your stomach acid.
Thomas Powers, author of "Intelligence Wars" (2002, New York Review of Books), said the doctrine has pushed the fragile art too hard, increasing the risk of ethical breakdowns.
For Shearer, this usually meant taking a shot early and hitting it hard, increasing the chances of a goalkeeper not being set properly and allowing the rapid speed of the ball to do the rest.
Employers will find it harder to increase profits while holding wages down.
And a bear market makes it harder to increase the percentage, analysts say.
But it is much harder to increase productivity in schools and hospitals.
This softening of the original proposal is likely to make it harder to increase the participation of disadvantaged students".
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