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The authors of the Australian study attribute weight gain among working women to inactivity, lack of time for food preparation, more use of prepared foods, high levels of stress, lack of sleep and consuming more alcohol.

Bowlen said he believes coaches, like high school students preparing for college, take their preparation more seriously than they did in the past, keeping copious notes of what they observe.

A method of preparation more commonly used consists of the addition of hydrogen sulfide to cyanamide.

"There's just been more preparation, more film study, more guys getting together to watch film," said Courtney Greene, a senior safety.

The result has been to goad many Democrats into better preparation: more fund-raising, earlier advertising, lots of time on the campaign trail.

In truth, what he has created is not the menu of his hometown but an eclectic collection of Middle Eastern standards, with bold flavors in short supply, but with freshness — of ingredients and preparation — more than compensating for mildness, and with that patio making everything taste and feel measurably better.

I've had korma preparations more elaborate than the simple cream and nut sauce of the version made here, but we ordered it with shrimp, and it was terrific.

The Americans staved off the possibility of their first defeat since the 1992 Olympics, when a semifinal loss to the Unified Team -- the remnants of a dissolving Soviet Union -- spurred USA Basketball to take its Olympic preparations more seriously.

Since the 1970s, the application of RBA has developed rapidly, with better receptor preparations, more radiolabeled ligands and higher radioactivity.

The city of Philadelphia began preparations more than a year ago for the pontiff's visit in September, at the end of the weeklong World Meeting of Families.

In both preparations more than one electrode can record the activity of the same neuron.