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The (In)Active Body Multiple: An Examination of How Prenatal Exercise ‘Matters’actices, we outline two combined practices mobilized to make the risk of physical inactivity ‘matter’ in the contemporary moment, namely the privileging of the over-nutrition hypothesis and a linear model of causality. In doing so, we draw attention to the network of relations that enact this singul

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