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Fox trot: Named for actor Harry Fox, who created it in 1914, a very smooth dance with no jerkiness. For our OEM customers, that means they can deliver a smooth, crystal-clear image without any skipping or jerkiness. A follow-up study of a subset of the children reported a number of additional abnormalities including growth impairment, slowness, lack of endurance, hypotonia, jerkiness, clumsy movement, apathy, and IQs averaging around 70 (Harada 1976). |
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