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Discussion: MUNIX indeed reflects the number of motor units in a muscle, and may sensibly be recorded from the trapezius muscle.

Long a close ally of Sheikh Hasina's Awami League cheering her crackdown on Islamic extremists and insurgents from India's north-east, and being open to more trade—India's ruling Congress party may now, sensibly, be hedging its bets.

We may therefore say that naturalism performs the cognitive function of a religion, and hence can sensibly be thought of as a quasi-religion.

It cannot, however, sensibly be asked to serve two masters".

This could sensibly be made a compulsory minimum rest requirement.

Boyd Rankin has sensibly been allowed to recuperate on the sidelines (he may be back in Australia for next year's World Cup; then again Perth may also one day freeze over).

Playwright George Barnard Shaw may have been thinking this way when he observed, "the only man who behaves sensibly is my tailor; he takes my measurements anew each time he sees me.

The riders are sensibly being cautious.

Regulating drugs sensibly is not a magic solution.

The world has changed, he recognises; Socialist governments have in recent times privatised companies, liberalised the economy and managed the finances sensibly.This may be true, but the danger lies elsewhere.

Interpersonal comparisons may be sensibly made on the sole basis of indifference curves and therefore on the sole basis of ordinal non-comparable preferences.