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Nutritionist Marián García Advocates for Stair Climbing Benefits, Especially for Individuals Over 40

Nutritionist Marián García Advocates for Stair Climbing Benefits, Especially for Individuals Over 40

Nutritionist Marián García Advocates for Stair Climbing Benefits, Especially for Individuals Over 40
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Personal Trainers Offer Strategies to Increase Daily Step Count for Improved Health

Personal Trainers Offer Strategies to Increase Daily Step Count for Improved Health

Personal Trainers Offer Strategies to Increase Daily Step Count for Improved Health
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Stair Climbing Offers Significant Health Benefits, Especially for Individuals Over 40

Stair Climbing Offers Significant Health Benefits, Especially for Individuals Over 40

Stair Climbing Offers Significant Health Benefits, Especially for Individuals Over 40
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Striped socks keep FamilyMart a step ahead in Japan's convenience store wars

Striped socks keep FamilyMart a step ahead in Japan's convenience store wars

By Mariko Katsumura and Yusuke Ogawa TOKYO, Nov 13 (Reuters) - For some people, the blue, green and white striped socks hanging near the entrance of a FamilyMart convenience store may look more like an emergency purchase than a fashion statement.
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Mobility Training Enhances Workout Performance and Reduces Injury Risk

Mobility Training Enhances Workout Performance and Reduces Injury Risk

Mobility Training Enhances Workout Performance and Reduces Injury Risk
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Exclusive-Japan warns arms suppliers of deep cuts to expected orders due to budget squeeze, sources say

Exclusive-Japan warns arms suppliers of deep cuts to expected orders due to budget squeeze, sources say

By Nobuhiro Kubo and Tamiyuki Kihara TOKYO, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Japanese officials have warned defence contractors of deep cuts to expected orders as fiscal constraints threaten to scale back a military buildup that Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's government says is needed to counter China, four
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Japanese Walking Method Offers Enhanced Fitness and Strength Benefits

Japanese Walking Method Offers Enhanced Fitness and Strength Benefits

Japanese Walking Method Offers Enhanced Fitness and Strength Benefits
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Japanese Interval Walking Training: A Method for Enhanced Cardiovascular Fitness and Strength

Japanese Interval Walking Training: A Method for Enhanced Cardiovascular Fitness and Strength

Japanese Interval Walking Training: A Method for Enhanced Cardiovascular Fitness and Strength
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ClassPass Expands Corporate Wellness Solutions Globally, Focusing on Employee Engagement and Flexibility

ClassPass Expands Corporate Wellness Solutions Globally, Focusing on Employee Engagement and Flexibility

ClassPass Expands Corporate Wellness Solutions Globally, Focusing on Employee Engagement and Flexibility
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Goldman Sachs Research Predicts Stable to Lower G4 Sovereign Bond Issuance in 2027

Goldman Sachs Research Predicts Stable to Lower G4 Sovereign Bond Issuance in 2027

Goldman Sachs Research Predicts Stable to Lower G4 Sovereign Bond Issuance in 2027
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Magnitude 4.9 Earthquake Strikes Off Ibaraki Coast, Japan, Following Series of Seismic Events

Magnitude 4.9 Earthquake Strikes Off Ibaraki Coast, Japan, Following Series of Seismic Events

A magnitude 4.9 earthquake occurred off the Pacific coast of eastern Japan on November 10, 2026, at 05:20 UTC (2:20 p.m. local time). The epicenter was approximately 78 kilometers east-southeast of Hitachi in Ibaraki Prefecture, at a depth of about 30 kilometers. No tsunami warning was issued, and no casualties or damage have been reported. This event is part of a cluster of seismic activities in the region, which began on November 9 with a magnitude 5.9 earthquake (Japan Meteorological Agency) or 5.7 (USGS) off the Ibaraki coast. Tremors from the November 9 quake were felt as far as Tokyo. Additionally, a magnitude 6.1 earthquake had struck the same offshore area on November 6. The European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC) and USGS both recorded the November 10 event, with slight variations in depth measurements.
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Magnitude 5.7 Earthquake Strikes Central Japan, Injuring Dozens and Disrupting Services

Magnitude 5.7 Earthquake Strikes Central Japan, Injuring Dozens and Disrupting Services

A powerful 5.7-magnitude earthquake struck central Japan early Sunday, causing injuries to dozens of individuals, shattering windows, and disrupting train services. The Japan Meteorological Agency reported that the quake occurred at 1:04 am (1604 GMT Saturday) in Shizuoka Prefecture, located west of Tokyo. No tsunami warning was issued following the seismic event. While no fatalities were reported, the earthquake led to significant damage, including shattered storefront windows and items falling from shelves. Emergency officials in Aichi Prefecture confirmed 16 reports of mostly minor injuries, and authorities in Shizuoka noted at least three women sought medical care, including a nonagenarian who injured her shoulder after falling from her bed. Local media, including the Chunichi Shimbun newspaper and Tokai Television, indicated that at least 24 people were injured across the two regions. The quake also caused temporary delays and suspensions of regional train services, including the Shinkansen bullet tra...