modus vivendi
| A compromise between opposing points of view. |
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Established in 1886, "The Progressive Farmer" is published ten times a year for a mostly-paid circulation of 630,000 small farmers and consumers who live in the country and need information on developments in small farming operations and the "country life-style. One of the most difficult life-style changes that the newly diagnosed diabetic must deal with is that of proper, regular exercise. One of the most difficult life-style changes that the newly diagnosed diabetic must deal with is that of proper, regular exercise. |
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