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• There’s no doubt this is enthralling, double-tap-worthy content, but unless you’re an athlete or a fitness professional yourself, you probably won’t be able to equal many of these feats at home.

• The site is also projecting a 1-in-3 chance that the President repeats his 2016 feat of winning the election while losing the national popular vote.

• Exactly how the immune system manages that feat isn’t known.

• Bats, foxes, raccoons, boars and other wildlife that harbor potential zoonotic infections tend to hide in remote places, so vaccinating enough of them to create herd immunity is not an easy feat.

• Achieving that ambitious feat could only happen if MediaTek’s chips are “widely adopted” by Huawei, Brady Wang, a semiconductor analyst at Counterpoint Research in Taipei, wrote in a note about the call.

• Murders in the City of Angels have fallen by about half in the last 10 years: no small feat for such a big city.

• The real hackers—whoever they may prove to be—had pulled off a feat: they ruined a Hollywood fete.

• The sets—which, really, were a feat of design and direction—appeared to be remnants of a Lewis Carroll fever dream.

• As great as this feat was, an equally demanding test followed: to conceal from the Nazis that Enigma had been beaten.

• Luckily the duo got what they needed before they had to pack it up, which is not an easy feat when working with a drone.

• Having achieved this he sighed again, and applied himself assiduously to the pie.