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muscle

[muhs-uhl] / ˈmʌs əl /
NOUN
large fibers of animal body
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She also headlined the NFL’s halftime show in its Brazilian debut in September, an homage to her South American neighbor’s rhythms and plumage bookended by the United States’ flagship expression of sporting and economic muscle.

From Los Angeles Times

Such is Ruben Amorim's faith in the 26-year-old he was talking up Mount's qualities earlier this year even though the England international had been ruled out until April with a muscle issue.

From BBC

"In the immune system, these molecules help the body remember past infections; during development, those same molecules help cells remember that they've become a neuron or muscle and maintain that identity long-term," Rajasethupathy says.

From Science Daily

"Slim individuals on restrictive diets tend to lose muscle more than fat," he says.

From BBC

"Somewhere down the line in a fine muscle control game like snooker, your body betrays your brain," Davis said.

From BBC