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Running long distances to lose weight? This is why you're wasting your time.

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By Josh Hafner
| USA Today Verified
Editor's note: This story was originally published on USA TODAY in 2017. In the United States, a nation fatter than any other, running remains the most popular workout activity. That's according to a 2017 Fitbit analysis of fitness tracker user data. And if tied-up treadmills and new pandemic routines across the country are any indication, much of that running is long distance. Here’s the cruel catch, though: Running miles at a time doesn’t shed fat as efficiently as other forms of exercise.
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Funniest Super Bowl commercials of all time: Betty White, Terry Tate and Amazon Alexa

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By Josh Hafner
| MSN Canada Verified
© Amazon, HO - Handout Ad Meter 2019: Amazon is adding it's Alexa technology to a lot of things, but in it's new Super Bowl ad we see that some products don't make the cut. Roughly a quarter of Americans watch the Super Bowl for the commercials alone, which come in basically two flavors: sentimental or silly. Serious Super Bowl commercials can leave a lasting impression, like Ram’s “God made a farmer” commercial or Chrysler’s “Imported From Detroit” spot with Eminem.
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Tim Tebow, vegans and the wall: Here are the most controversial Super Bowl ads of all time

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By Josh Hafner
| MSN Verified
© Focus On The Family Pam and Tim Tebow from the 2010 Focus On The Family Super Bowl ad. The Super Bowl is supposed to bring us together. It’s about Americans of all creeds cracking beers, plopping onto sofas and wondering why Maroon 5 was asked to headline at a Super Bowl in hip-hop's capital of Atlanta. But most years, amid commercials of talking animals and B-list celebrities, an advertiser has to go and make people uncomfortable.
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