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Sometimes, manual stretching by a physical therapist can actually eliminate a sports injury, he said.

He gives a sense of an actor stretching by doing less — reducing the shtick, tamping down the mannerisms — and, in a role replete with comic opportunities, gets at the pain.

As a public service to readers, this is a good time to review the do's and don'ts of weightlifting: Do: Lift with a spotter who is paying attention to your weights, not the aerobics instructor stretching by the mirrors.

It would only be for flights lasting "a few hours" but judging by the pictures in the patent application (above), it doesn't look like a fun ride.The simple truth is that the distance between the front and the back of the plane is stretching by the month.

And Ms. Stanton-Paule's program here is based on the somewhat radical premise that with intensive coaching in the workplace and community -- and some stretching by others to include them -- students like Justin can achieve a level of lifelong independence that has eluded their predecessors.

This method invokes muscular stretching by mechanical stimulation of the neuromuscular gamma loop.

Scotland Yard is also stretched by responsibilities outside London.

The force has been stretched by a decade of combat.

The company's financial position was stretched by dire trading.

Nor will readers be stretched by the content.

It is compressed by old age, congealed or stretched by smoking hash; it is "uncanny".