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In general, when an athlete's energy intake is adequate mineral intake is usually:
Contributory Negligence
A legal doctrine that reduces or eliminates the plaintiff's right to damages if it's proven they contributed to their own harm.
Plaintiff
The person who begins a lawsuit by filing a complaint in the appropriate trial court of general jurisdiction.
Damages
Compensation claimed by or ordered to be paid to a party for loss or injury as a result of breach of contract, negligence, or other wrongful act.
Criminal Injuries
Criminal injuries refer to physical or psychological harm suffered as a direct result of a criminal act.
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