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(1) "Not everyone is super fit, " says Molnar.

(2) As Molnar and Bell's experiences prove, taking small steps is key to successfully (and safely) accomplishing an athletic goal when starting from scratch.

(3) For instance, in more recent research, Molnar found self-imposed perfectionism conferred pros and cons with regard to health that canceled each other out.

(4) So when Molnar went missing last Friday, there was a terrible foreboding of history repeating itself.

(5) Molnar adds that meeting new people with similar interests helps keep motivation high and making a commitment to a group makes you feel more accountable.

(6) UNECE director of the Transport Division, Eva Molnar, says more than half of the casualties resulting from road accidents are pedestrians, cyclists, or other road users not traveling in a car.

(7) In 2006, Danielle Molnar, of Brock University in Canada, examined the perfectionism-health link in nearly 500 Canadian adults between the ages of 24 and 35.

(8) Molnar was dressed in ordinary clothes and only a winter jacket.

(9) For Donna Molnar and her family in Ancaster, Canada, Christmas is a time of joy compromised by tragedy.

(10) An obscure Fidesz MP , Oszkar Molnar , complained last month about " Jewish capital wanting to devour Hungary "

(11) Molnar is now in hospital being treated for hypothermia and frostbite.

(12) It was one of the very first things Molnar tested once he tried the tree approach.

(13) Cox told the Canadian Broadcasting Corp that it appeared Molnar had become disoriented in the snowstorm and may have left her vehicle to get help.

(14) 'It's a bit much for me, ' said[sentencedict.com/molnar.html], Mate Molnar a 28-year-old computer-programmer from Budapest.

(15) Since her remarkable rescue, police have been trying to piece together what happened to Molnar, a secretary at a school in Hamilton, in an attempt to understand how she survived.

(16) "Even when the levels of received support, so the support they're actually getting, is the same, there's been some work showing that perfectionists will actually appraise it differently," Molnar said.

(17) "Without knowing the whys we can't intervene, we can't help these people," Molnar said.

(18) "A lot of the smaller companies are coming up to commercialize and, if you want to make a dent in the energy space, you have a huge amount of capital needs, " Molnar said in an interview.

(19) And then on Monday afternoon, almost three full days after Molnar went missing, something extraordinary happened.

(20) "You really have to look at the mechanism, not just looking at how perfectionism is directly related to health, but what pathways link it to health?" Molnar said.

(21) "On one hand it was related to higher levels of stress in students, which was related to lower levels of health," Molnar said.