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While you may believe that continuously working out is the best way to gain muscle, exercise is only half of the equation.

As Tom Shone observes in his insightful book, "BlockBuster", Hollywood spends nearly all its money and energy working out what teenagers want and cravenly giving it to them.

Freeman knows this and is working out a system to keep time-strapped customers in a line separate from coffee drinkers who can wait for that pot of siphon coffee or the hand-pour.

So, while I was working out my notice, we interviewed about a dozen candidates - mostly students - and hired three: a student; a foreign graduate; and a mother with an autistic child of her own.

Steve: Hi Mike! How's your new position working out?

Around the world amputee women are getting together and working out what they want in life.

But some people devote their lives to working out that kind of criticism, and you should cherish them.

He says because of its mellow taste, it can be taken with salads and other light meals, even by those regularly working out in gyms.

There was a large, older gentleman with huge hands and veins standing out on his arms like those of a much younger man who had just finished working out.

And the utilization of the middle-water should be promoted through working out the perfect laws and regulations system, establishing the scientific and rational water-price system, smoothening the managerial relation of the urban water industry, and cultivating the middle-water market system, etc.

He had developed his unusual toughness by working out daily at a gymnasium.

I have often found this to be necessary at the beginning of projects or working out which enhancements deserve further investigation and which should be abandoned straight away.

First, this means working out a payment scheme.

Rather than working out how to skewer Mr Cameron, European leaders would do better thinking what they can offer him that might get him off the hook with his more rabid backbenchers.

Much time has been spent, over the past century, on working out exactly what it is about the sound of fingernails on a blackboard that's so unpleasant.