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| The rapid stretch during eccentric contraction (cocking the bat) loads the muscles with energy, and the quick switch to concentric contraction (swinging at the ball in the opposite direction) results in a powerful reflex reaction force. Withholding corporate dividends should no longer be a reflex reaction in farm and ranch country. Richard Giss, a partner at Deloitte & Touche LLP's Los Angeles office, called the share movement a reflex reaction. |
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