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  • ...ng program that affected many East German athletes, leading to significant health problems and personal dilemmas. ...nning the gold medal in the shot put at the 1986 European Championships in Athletics.
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  • ...relation to [[prostate cancer]], [[testicular cancer]], and mental health issues. ...ght to create an event that would serve a similar purpose for men's health issues. The events were designed to be inclusive, encouraging participation from m
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  • ...of 42.195 kilometers, usually run as a road race. The event was instituted in commemoration of the fabled run of the Greek soldier [[Pheidippides]], a me ...the [[Battle of Marathon]] (in which he had just fought), which took place in August or September, 490 BC.
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  • ...sity of Oklahoma System]]. The university is known for its strong programs in [[engineering]], [[law]], [[geology]], [[energy]], [[aerospace]], and [[met ...ce its inception, OU has grown significantly and has played a crucial role in the development of the state of Oklahoma.
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  • ...he oldest private research universities in California, having been founded in 1880 by Robert Maclay Widney. USC has historically placed a strong emphasis ...10 teachers in 1880. The university has since expanded significantly, both in terms of its physical campus and its academic offerings.
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  • ...the NCAA was created to safeguard student-athletes and ensure that college athletics remain a part of the educational experience. ...evelt]] to reform football, which at the time was a brutal sport resulting in numerous injuries and deaths. This led to the establishment of a governing
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  • ...lywheel in a classroom setting. It is a trademarked term owned by Mad Dogg Athletics. The concept of spinning has evolved to refer more broadly to indoor cyclin ...huin to patent the stationary spinning bike and start the company Mad Dogg Athletics, which trademarked the term "Spinning."
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  • ...and the flagship campus of the [[University of Wisconsin System]]. Located in [[Madison, Wisconsin]], it was officially founded on July 26, 1848, when Wi ...grown significantly since its inception, now hosting over 44,000 students in undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs. It is recognized for it
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  • ...ns, including in the pharmaceutical industry where they are commonly found in medications and supplements aimed at hormone therapy, bodybuilding, and per ...acts with the [[carboxylic acid]] group of an ester. This reaction results in the formation of an ester bond. The primary reason for esterifying steroids
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  • ...he [[Football Bowl Subdivision]] (FBS), the highest level of NCAA football in the United States. ...d its football program in 1939 and officially withdrew from the conference in 1946. The conference did not add any new members until 1950, when Michigan
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  • ...y 9, 1821, as the Columbian College on the principle of reviving education in the nation's capital post the American Revolution. The university has since ...he college expanded its scope and was renamed George Washington University in 1904 to honor the first President of the United States.
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  • ...e]] and physical activities. This domain addresses both the enhancement of health and fitness and the prevention, management, and rehabilitation of [[injurie ...as an individual medical realm distinct from others emerged predominantly in the late 20th century. The acknowledgement and structure of this field can
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    * [[HIV/AIDS in Brazil]] * [[HIV/AIDS in China]]
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  • ...dists, its original campus was in Newbury, Vermont before moving to Boston in 1867. ...gnificantly, expanding its academic offerings and increasing its influence in the field of higher education.
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  • ...aims to achieve excellence in performance, often leading to participation in major competitions such as the [[Olympic Games]], [[World Championships]], Training in high performance sport is highly specialized and tailored to the individual
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  • ...of Florida]]. Founded in 1956, USF is the fourth-largest public university in the state of Florida, with a total enrollment of over 50,000 students as of ..." because, at the time of its founding, it was the southernmost university in the state.
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  • * [[HIV/AIDS in Africa]] * [[HIV/AIDS in Angola]]
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  • ...rial observation flights over the entire territories of the states parties in order to gather information about military forces and activities as a means ...d post-conflict rehabilitation as well as democratization and human rights issues. Also called OSCE.
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  • ...mpasses a wide range of terms, concepts, and nutrients important for human health, diet, and the science of [[nutrition]]. * '''[[Antioxidants]]''' - Molecules that fight free radicals in the body, which can damage cells if their levels become too high.
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  • | ||- - - Walls in the Body | XH4T81||- - - Acinar cell neoplasms, in situ
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