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A look at some of the most common New Year’s resolutions people make. What’s yours for 2012?

Resolution: Get fit Getting fit, working out more, making time for the gym — however you phrase it, it’s an admirable goal. Here, Sandy Morgan, 57, works out in a gym in Midlothian, Va. | More healthy resolutions for 2012 Steve Helber/AP

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