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    An Athlete Who Is Nearing the End of a 2-Kilometer
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An Athlete Who Is Nearing the End of a 2-Kilometer

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An athlete who is nearing the end of a 2-kilometer run would be expected to have both an increased mean arterial blood pressure and an increased total peripheral resistance.

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