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Oksanka [162]
3 years ago
8

John goes running around his neighborhood everyday after work. hat health related factors will he be improving through this type

of training.
A. Cardiovascular efficiency and muscular strength
B. power and speed
C. agility and speed
D. cardiovascular efficiency and speed
Health
2 answers:
Trava [24]3 years ago
6 0
The correct answer is D. cardiovascular efficiency and speed
kozerog [31]3 years ago
3 0
Did you find the answer because i have the same problem

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In a sense, astrology does work. As practiced today, it can work quite well. After all, most of those who visit an astrologer end up feeling satisfied and feeling that they have benefited. What this really means is not that astrology has accurately predicted the person's future, but rather it means that visiting an astrologer or having a horoscope cast can be a fulfilling and personally satisfying experience.

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Most likely, you even get some vaguely useful advice about your future. Daniel Cohen wrote in the Chicago Tribune in 1968 that:

"The core of an astrologer's popularity stems from the fact that he can offer something that no astronomer or any other scientists can give — reassurance. In an uncertain time, when religion, morals, and ethics are shattered so regularly that one hardly notices that they are gone, the astrologer holds out a vision of a world ruled by forces that operate with clockwork regularity.

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