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exert energy

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See: labor


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Bats' toes are relaxed when they are in a position for grabbing the roost, and the bats have to exert energy to release their grip," adds Lewis.
Wind resistance and drag require cars to exert energy to overcome them, so vehicles that are designed to experience these factors minimally have better fuel economies.
To realize your full earning potential, you will need to exert energy to earn.
 
 
 
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