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(Additional report by Jan Harvey in London and Hideyuki Sano in, Tokyo Editing by Andrew Heavens and Hugh Lawson)

(Additional report by Karen Brettell in New York, Marc Jones and Jan Harvey in London and Hideyuki Sano in, Tokyo Editing by Hugh Lawson, Chizu Nomiyama, Susan Thomas and Jonathan Oatis)

The Japanese company ASICS gets its name from the Latin phrase Anima Sana In Corpore Sano which essentially means «a strong mind in a strong body.»

(Reporting by Chang - Ran Kim and Makiko Yamazaki; Additional reporting by Chris Gallagher, Hideyuki Sano and Shiichiro Saoshiro; Writing by Miyoung Kim; Editing by Edwina Gibbs)

Mens sana in corpore sano, as the ancients said.

Reporting by Trevor Hunnicutt; Additional reporting by Marc Jones in London and Hideyuki Sano in Tokyo; Editing by Nick Zieminski and James Dalgleish

Those teachers, whom I remember with profound gratitude, by and large subscribed to the Victorian doctrine of mens sana in corpore sano.

We may speak of the church as «Mens sana in corpore sano,» «a sound mind in a sound body.»

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To help achieve its sustainability goals, Bakkavor Group, the UK's leading manufacturer of fresh prepared foods, has appointed waste water treatment specialist Aquabio to design and construct a state - of - the - art effluent treatment and water recycling facility, at its Cucina Sano business based in Boston, Lincolnshire.

To help Bakkavor achieve its sustainability goals it has appointed waste water treatment specialist Aquabio to design and construct a state - of - the - art effluent treatment and water recycling facility, at its Cucina Sano business based in Boston, Lincolnshire.

That he'll get to compete against Sanchez, Miguel Sano, and Cody Bellinger is just icing on the cake.

So my natural inclination is to err toward Sano.

Miguel Sano!

Over the final weekend of the regular season Sano appeared in three games, going 1 - of - 8 with three strikeouts, but was limited to designated hitter duty.

«What is the plural of mens sana in corpore sano, Tudor?»

Bellinger, Sano, and others will have other chances in the future, too.

The Minnesota Twins will not have Miguel Sano available for the American League Wild Card Game against the New York Yankees on Tuesday night at Yankee Stadium (8 p.m. ET, ESPN, WatchESPN), excluding the young slugger on their 25 - man active roster announced on Tuesday morning by the team.

Sano was an integral part of the Twins» success in 2017, hitting.264 /.352 /.507 with 28 home runs in 114 games in his third major league season.

Judge then was in total control in the finals, where Miguel Sano seemed to struggle to get to 10, while Judge notched dinger number 11 with 1:53 left in the round — and 2:23 if you want to count the 30 seconds of bonus time he left on the table.

The Twins also rank the lowest in star power, because while I'm giddy about Miguel Sano and love watching Byron Buxton play center, I'm pretty sure Joe Mays would be the scheduled Game 2 starter.

It seems in this instance, that Sano received the shaft.

Sano's name has been dragged through the mud and when nothing was done regarding this due to lack of evidence, people on here are saying «I'll be happy when someone hits homers, but not him.»

When the Twins go on a winning stretch on the back of Miguel Sano's bat, for example, that makes sense.

They have a year left of Brian Dozier, but they have several of Byron Buxton and Miguel Sano.

AND Sano being clutch in tying the game again in the 14th?

And the more and more I look at the Twins, the more I think about Santana and Santiago being quality pitchers with one of the best pitching prospects in baseball behind them, with Sano breaking out and Kepler continuing to progress, with Buxton still having the world's greatest building blocks for continued baseball success, with players like Dozier, who can be a star, and players Grossman and Escobar, who have each contributed something over the last couple seasons.

It's not that Sano is crushing the ball, which he is.

If Sano can turn into the kind of franchise player the Twins can plop down at third base for the next decade, it will be one of their best seasons out of the last five, regardless of how many they win.

Thats the difference between PL champions and fourth place champions City: aguero, dzeko, jovetic Utd: falcao, rooney, Rvp Chelsea: costa, remy, drogba Us: sano - good, giroud, welbeck Let alone the rest of the positions

Promoting prospect Miguel Sano at midseason has helped considerably, with the third baseman batting.284 /.392 /.580 in his 46 games, finally giving the Twins a serious hitter in the middle of their lineup.

Then, in the bottom of the fifth, Matt Boyd suddenly noticed and decided to throw behind Sano?

Astros outfielder George Springer is ranked lower than Sano, but would provide speed as well as comparable power.

Similarly, ESPN's fantasy experts are projecting 38 home runs from Miguel Sano but the oddsmakers have set his over / under at 29.5.

As the top seed in 2017, Stanton will battle Sanchez in the first round, with Judge facing Bour, Bellinger facing Blackmon, and Moustakas facing Sano.

Sano's grounder to the right side with the infield in and still crazily shifted right after the botched pop up was a backbreaker.

If it isn't ultra-surprising for a talent like Sano to succeed immediately, it's even less surprising for a 22 - year - old to have a rough introduction into the majors.

Oh, and that bit about Sano laying waste to the American League immediately after arriving?

Miguel Sano was supposed to be one of the best and brightest prospects in the majors.

Ideally, the Twins are able to build more depth at third — allowing for a gradual transition for Sano across the infield, and that Sano is able to maintain his health / weight and power while learning more discipline at the plate.

The movement took place right around the time it was announced that Miguel Sano would not be on the Twins» roster tonight due to a shin injury (noted by the blue + symbol).

10:03 p.m. ET: Aaron Judge has made it to the finals after vanquishing fellow homer - happy rookie Cody Bellinger in the semis, and he's set to face Miguel Sano, who has been slow but steady in his first two rounds.

That might help Sano out, since he's not gassed, but also, Judge was hitting homers so frequently in round two that he finished early just like his next opponent.

The announcers are talking it up like Sano has given up on the idea of being able to defeat Aaron Judge, who Jessica Mendoza referred to as The Beast.

Sano picked up the pace as time started to run out, including a shot that was basically a golf swing, and he ended up with 10 before time expired — the last of those was over 440 feet, too, getting him 30 seconds of bonus time.

Sano leads things off in the finals, and watched a whole bunch of pitches go by waiting for one he could crush.

Last year's champ, Giancarlo Stanton, has been eliminated, but Miguel Sano, Gary Sanchez, Cody Bellinger, and Aaron Judge all advanced.

The Twins have managed to put up the fifth - best OPS + in the majors to this point, powered by Miguel Sano, Max Kepler, Brian Dozier, and Robbie Grossman, and in spite of a horrible start by Joe Mauer.

Gary Sanchez vs. Miguel Sano starts off round two.

9:45 p.m. ET: It's a battle between potential Rookie of the Year winners, as Cody Bellinger takes on Aaron Judge in the semifinals for the right to face Sano in the finals.