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- noun Plural form of
superathlete .
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Examples
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He thinks the mapping of the human genome will one day lead to the creation of "superathletes," who are not only healthier but better proportioned and more athletically gifted.
CNN Transcript - Special Event: Millennium 2000: Sports Records - January 3, 2000 2000
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General consensus among the guests was that these superathletes don't feel fear.
Archive 2010-02-01 Fresca 2010
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General consensus among the guests was that these superathletes don't feel fear.
Feel the Fear, and Take the Charge Fresca 2010
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Who's listening: Doctors, science editors, hypochondriacsMark McCormackSPORTS AGENTWhat he's saying: The real-life Jerry Maguire of International Management Group christens superathletes before they even hit the field.
The Buzz Machine 2008
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Might neural pathways repeatedly used mimic what research has shown to be true in the "superathletes," in that the pathways for successful actions have heavier myelin sheaths?
NYT > Home Page By THE NEW YORK TIMES 2012
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"In other words, only the superathletes are surviving," Le Maho says.
NPR Topics: News 2011
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"In other words, only the superathletes are surviving," Le Maho says.
NPR Topics: News 2011
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Born to Run about hidden tribes and superathletes racing ridiculous distances in remote places.
Mark Dowds 2010
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When used in mice, PPAR - ∂ converted ordinary creatures into superathletes, dubbed marathon mice.
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"These foods," she said, "are like the supermodels and superathletes for the food world, giving you the biggest bang for your buck, as far as health goes."
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