The Presidentâs power to veto a bill is time-limited. If Congress is not in session and the President does not actively veto the bill, but rather âpocketsâ it, after 10 days the bill is automatically vetoed.
A muscle strain, also called a pulled muscle, occurs when a muscle is stretched too far, and microscopic tears occur within the muscle fibers. Common muscle strains include pulled hamstrings, groin strains, and calf strains. Muscle strain injuries are graded by severity: Grade I: Mild discomfort, often no disability.
You should never stretch a pulled muscle to the point of pain or you risk re-injuring it. Do not overstretch the pulled muscles. Too much stretching can retear injured muscle fibers. Gently stretching a pulled muscle may relax the surrounding muscle fibers, which may be tight in response to the injury.