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“Working with children using our device, I’ve witnessed a physical moment where the brain “clicks” and starts moving the hand rather than focusing on moving the muscles,” LaChappelle said.

Security guards have also been posted to add some muscle (but this has done little to deter vandals in past years).

I can see the implant in there, and see where the muscle is snatching that implant up.

Experts suggest that we need to think of self-control as a “muscle”; something we can train in order to increase our willpower.

Guys with a lot of muscle sometimes find it hard to hold up all that weight.

In fact, research has shown that hitting the weights without fuel can lead to the breakdown of muscle.

Appearance of a small portion of muscle under a moderate magnification.

The spoilt child was making new arms, like the schoolboy who exercises his muscle to avenge himself after a beating.

The other two parts are the opposite ends, and are commonly called the origin and insertion of the muscle.

He's three fathom long, as big around as the mainmast, and made up principally of muscle and wickedness.'

Broom's eyes opened, and instantly every muscle and nerve in his hard-trained body tensed for action.