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ESLPod_0863_WE_1400 Limiting Free Speech The verb "to exercise," in this podcast, means to use something or to do or implement something: "Julie is exercising her writing skills by keeping a blog to document her travels." Or, "Nobody can exercise control over the weather." The verb "to exercise" most often means to use one's body in physical ways to become healthier and stronger and/or to lose weight: "Doctors are recommending at least 30 minutes of exercise at a time, four times a week." Finally, the phrase "to exercise (an animal)" means to make an animal, usually a pet, engage in physical activity: "Having a dog is a lot of work, because you have to feed it and make sure you exercise it at least once a day."

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ESLPod 863 to exercise Government + Law

Id	ESLPod_0863_WE_1400
Episode Id	ESLPod 863
Episode Title	Limiting Free Speech
Phrase	to exercise
Text	The verb "to exercise," in this podcast, means to use something or to do or implement something: "Julie is exercising her writing skills by keeping a blog to document her travels." Or, "Nobody can exercise control over the weather." The verb "to exercise" most often means to use one's body in physical ways to become healthier and stronger and/or to lose weight: "Doctors are recommending at least 30 minutes of exercise at a time, four times a week." Finally, the phrase "to exercise (an animal)" means to make an animal, usually a pet, engage in physical activity: "Having a dog is a lot of work, because you have to feed it and make sure you exercise it at least once a day."
Topics	Government + Law

Exercise Means Eslpod Verb Physical Make Limiting Free