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pendular

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pendular /pen·du·lar/ (pen´du-lar) having a pendulum-like movement.


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These included pendular and simple range-of-motion exercises, followed by the gradual increasing of flexibility and resistance strength training.
A video projector shoots bursts of abstract light and color -- in which the filmed image of a coat hanger swinging in a pendular motion periodically appears and disappears -- across the network of Farrell's suspended hangers, creating a fascinating sensation of movement.
” If you don’t believe Burk, The New York Times came to town and reporter Jennifer Steinhauer wrote: “In the emergent swing state of Nevada, Washoe County — home to Reno and Sparks — is the most pendular county of all.
 
 
 
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