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To work out

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To effect by labor and exertion.
To erase; to efface.
- Phil. ii. 12.

See also: Work Work



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This ensures that you have many new and interesting ways to work out.
It''s important to learn how to work out properly to avoid injury.
Some people say that nice abs start in the legs, so she focused on leg lifts and bends to work out her stomach and achieve her goals.
 
 
 
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