"Chris Fortey took a knock on the shoulder and it's muscular damage from the collision he took, " added Ruddock.

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Above it, there's a muscular maelstrom of activity in which four men lift from the cross the body of Jesus, which is already turning green in death.

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J-1's muscular new engines should allow it to put three times the payload of its predecessor into orbit.

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It has agreed to sell Tehran's radical fundamentalists a muscular array of advanced conventional weapons, including submarines, fighter aircraft, antiship missiles and air defense systems.

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Duchenne muscular dystrophy, discovered by French neurologist Guillaume Duchenne in 1868, accounts for 40% of the cases of muscular dystrophy in the U.S. In 1987 it became one of the first ailments linked to a defect in a particular gene, but since then the main treatments have been limited and unable to halt the disease's devastating effects.

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City boss Roberto Mancini replaced Toure with Wayne Bridge before Tevez was forced off with a muscular injury, and the disruption it caused played into Arsenal's hands.

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Analysts said it was cheaper, faster and guzzled less power than anything else on the market, including Intel's muscular Itanium chip, which debuted in 2001 but never lived up to expectations.

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Wyeth, one of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies, created a myostatin-blocking drug and put it into clinical trials for Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a muscle-wasting disease that kills hundreds of men each year before they reach their mid-thirties.

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"There's an illusion that you need a lot of upper body strength but it requires overall top-to-body muscular strength, " he says.

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