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India is the tortoise: Its nuclear program is moving steadily forward without great exertion.
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Moderation, another word for normalcy, demands great exertion and dedication to achieve and maintain.
There is nothing presentational here, only the concentration of people dedicated to a common goal and pushed to great exertion.
In fact, Lattimore's angular translations reflect great exertion to keep to the Homeric lines, and his language is equal in directness to Lombardo's.
Though O'Shea didn't have a mask on, he took a deep breath and, with great exertion, lifted half of the creature in his arms.
The heavy sledges loaded with wet and frozen tents and boats brought exhaustion, and the food rations were insufficient for the great exertion of men pulling sledges.
Hitler proposed to do away with all present parties and institutions, even those brought about after centuries of sacrifices and great exertion.
Of course, the poor have long been with us, and Catholic priests and lay workers the world over have long made great exertions on their behalf.
His glare alone is enough to demand greater exertion.
For her, a seemingly effortless task requires greater exertion and cooperation from many parties.
In affected TA muscles during phonation with the greatest exertion, preoperative evaluation of voluntary motor-unit recruitment showed that there were 11 cases without motor unit potential, 147 cases with simple interference, 51 cases with mixed interference and no case with full interference.
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