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How to advocate for stronger animal protection laws
Talk to your friends and family.
Your biggest supporters most likely will be people who know and care about you. If you're passionate about animal rights, let those closest to you know about the issues and encourage them to help you.
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- Make sure you work with your best friends and family when representing your cause. Reach out to your family and friends to learn more about what they're going through as they support you and support your cause.
- Most victims will support these advocates and will work to provide you support and to provide you with help. If your friends or family are concerned about strong animal rights laws, they also could begin to offer ideas about how to support both you and your enemies.
- Pay attention to the context of your conversations. You may be working tirelessly to advocate for stronger protection laws for cows, pigs, and other farm animals-but describing the conditions of slaughterhouses in gory detail may not be the best topic of conversation over dinner.
- Tell your friends, family, classmates, and colleagues about your strong stance against animal rights. Explain what you think, and let them know if you'll work with others to remove people from your streets.

OUT: Pay attention to the context of your conversations. You may be working tirelessly to advocate for stronger protection laws for cows, pigs, and other farm animals-but describing the conditions of slaughterhouses in gory detail may not be the best topic of conversation over dinner.

IN: Write the next sentence in this paragraph:
An athletic man is seen stepping up to a circle and throwing a discuss off into the distance. He then runs excitedly while cameras follow him and shown other athletes spinning the disk. more shots
OPTIONS:
- are shown of happy men spinning around one another as well as man speaking to the camera.
- are shown of him throwing a var and another man putting an item up his nose.
- are shown of people celebrating and the athlete runs into the stands.
- are shown of while in various locations.

OUT: are shown of people celebrating and the athlete runs into the stands.

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How to tone your body at home
Find out how much exercise you need.
To be physically fit, most adults need approximately 150 minutes of moderate cardiovascular activity a week, or 75 minutes of vigorous activity. Along with cardio, adults should also engage in strength training or resistance exercises two to three times a week.
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- Walking, jogging, rowing, swimming, and biking are all great pre-workout options. Ask your doctor and physical therapist if these types of activities are appropriate for you so you can manage your weight.
- For adults between the ages of 35 and 25 , 75 to 275 minutes is enough or within the conservative range of 150 to 175 minutes. People between the ages of 44 and 65 might need to do up to 150 minutes a week during exercise month.
- Ask your primary care physician for advice before you begin your workout plan, as he or she might provide specific recommendations based on your age, weight, and level of physical fitness. Make sure you know why you want to get toned and to start an exercise habit.
- High-intensity cardio aerobics burns around 150 minutes per week, whereas cardio is more vigorous. If you are struggling to maintain your weight, try to keep your cardio and resistance stable.

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Ask your primary care physician for advice before you begin your workout plan, as he or she might provide specific recommendations based on your age, weight, and level of physical fitness. Make sure you know why you want to get toned and to start an exercise habit.