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| Often cited as a reason for leaving, "I can't get to meetings" hammers home the importance of the number one benefit that members list: networking. He hammers home details about proper form, whether they're sitting at a machine that works the back or lying on the floor about to do sit-ups. Hochstadt hammers home the difference between temporary and permanent migration, and his preference for population registers over census data--which usually records only whether people are currently residing at their birthplace, without reference to past or future behavior. |
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