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Stanley Phillips (John Cusack) is a middle-aged store manager with spectacles and a touch of flab.
NEWYORKER: Grace Is Gone
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More than half of America's larger companies offer advice on stopping smoking and fighting flab.
ECONOMIST: Schumpeter
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The decision to dispose of the non-U.S. wealth management business stems from this focus on cutting flab.
FORBES: BofA's Good For $10, Non-U.S. Wealth Unit Attracts Several Bids
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For communities, joining together to fight flab is now as American as second helpings of apple pie.
WSJ: Can a Whole City Stick to a Diet? Fat Chance
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They may promise a fast way to lose the flab, but consumer experts have warned some diet books could damage your health.
BBC: Health risk of 'faddy diets'
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Then his extra flab became as irrelevant as his sterling 2011 statistics when it became apparent last spring that something was wrong with Pineda's shoulder.
WSJ: One Thing Is Certain: Pineda's Gut Is Gone
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Flab that will begin melting away moments after you stand up, lace up your mental sneakers, and begin taking concrete steps to create the career, and the life, you want and deserve.
FORBES: Learn How To Relax Without Wasting Time
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And large as this figure is, we believe that this is an overall good decision as it is largely aimed at cutting down the flab that Bank of America has accumulated over the years.
FORBES: BofA's Proposed Job Cuts May Do More Harm Than Good
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The marketing excuse for this state of affairs is that Wi-Fi is enough for most folks, but the real reason is that an Ethernet port is fat, and would cause the entire unit to flab out if it were added.
FORBES: Ultrabooks: Parade Of Beauties At The Consumer Electronics Show
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De Bont, who seems to be fighting artistic flab, tries hard to convince us that we should be freaked out by billowing curtains and banging doors a gallant effort that should nonetheless be met with the scornful laughter that it deserves.
NEWYORKER: Haunting, The
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There is still plenty of flab.
ECONOMIST: Small Japanese companies