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• “Galbraith said that would be particularly attractive to people in physically demanding occupations.”

  The Huffington Post: Job-Creation Idea No. 12: Let The Old Folks Retire Early And Make Way For Young Workers

• “The Grizzlies want to expand their versatility, hoping that Mayo's ability to play point guard at times can result in physically bigger, more potent offensive lineups.”

  Memphis Grizzlies Team Report

• “He could have made the villain physically stronger so that standing up to the hero wouldn't have been an act of courage, or perhaps made the hero and his Gay friend weaker or disabled.”

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• “But some fire departments are also using it to make sure that their firefighters remain physically fit for the job.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Grace Under Fire

• “They never expected anything physically from a date, but rather found it a privilege to take a girl out.”

  Mamas, Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Monsters | Her Bad Mother

• “I remember I felt his pain physically, and I had a hard time not breaking down myself.”

  What Is Love? (Baby, Don’t Hurt Me) | Her Bad Mother

• “Luckily he survived but he was never right again physically or mentally-he was subsequently pensioned out.”

  ‘Single Crewed’ In Ruralshire « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG

• “Years later, I rewatched the series on video and was astonished to note that if you described Richard Chamberlain physically – tall, lean, long face, high cheekbones, short nose, pretty eyes – all you needed to do was pop a blond wig on him and he became Mister Litlove.”

  Adventures for Girls « Tales from the Reading Room

• “At Easter, Christians delight in the fact that Jesus rose physically from the dead, not in hearing those stories.”

  Fred Hiltz and his stories « Anglican Samizdat

• “The one who doesn't fit physically is the secretary, Effie: in the book she's in her early 20s, and in the movie she comes across a bit older.”

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