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  58. This has many searching for more information on MM. Tom Brokaw has shed some light.
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  60. Sleep and your Long-Term Health
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  62. Recent findings by top researchers draw the link between cancer and other fatal diseases and a lifetime of inadequate sleep.
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  64. Finally there is a way to ensure you never spend another night tossing and turning and more importantly that you get the quality sleep you need every night to maintain good health...
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  91. There are eight basic types of runs that are practiced by runners of all levels everywhere. These evolved through a global trial-and-error process over many decades. They survived because they work. If you want to get the most out of the time you devote to training, you will need to learn and practice them, too. You can add all kinds of wrinkles to these formats for example by combining two of them within a single session but even in their most basic form, the workouts described on the following pages will help you become a better runner.
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  101. In general, a pair of running shoes should last between 400 to 500 miles of running (3 or 4 months for regular runners). Take a look at your shoes and check if the midsoles and outsoles are compressed or worn. If they are, it may be time for a new pair.
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  175. <p style="font-size:16px;"><strong>Finally there is a way to ensure you never spend another night tossing and turning and more importantly that you get the quality sleep you need every night to maintain good health...</strong></p>
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  230. <li>Pick the category of shoe and features that match your needs</li>
  231. <li>Try on shoes to find the one that fits best</li>
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  233. <p>In general, a pair of running shoes should last between 400 to 500 miles of running (3 or 4 months for regular runners). Take a look at your shoes and check if the midsoles and outsoles are compressed or worn. If they are, it may be time for a new pair.</p>
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