"We urge this court," she said, "to keep the federal courts open to states exercising their historic power to protect their land and their citizens from air pollution emitted in other states".
"In these areas there are also fewer open spaces to exercise and practise sports," he adds.
This game's open potential to exercise free will is why the artist chose the platform for his reinterpretation of Weiwei's iconic series.
Kantao was open about wanting to exercise that power to advance their cause: "If you don't speak out politically then you leave your country to rot," he said.
But if judges make rules of law, it would seem that they should keep their minds open in order to exercise a continuing and helpful supervision over the manner in which their laws serve the public.
Democracy with free elections may deliver a parliamentary majority constituting a government uniquely composed of one of these cultural groups, opening the door to exercise cultural imperialism, or even worse to oppress the minorities.
Perhaps Congress's contribution is to exercise open oversight.
There are fewer parks in poor neighborhoods as well, so it is more difficult to find open spaces in which to exercise, and many of them are dangerous.
"We say, 'This hasn't been opened, so we encourage you to exercise caution in opening it or in dealing with people you don't know,' " said Scottie Bibb, a spokeswoman for the organization.
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Given that older adults without lifelong exercise habits might be less open to adopting regular exercise, interventions should not solely focus on promoting structured exercise, but also on encouraging everyday physical activity (for example through walking for transport) while taking busy post-retirement lifestyles into consideration.
