I breathed the most dramatic sigh of gratitude that has ever been breathed in the history of mankind.
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I ate him basically, I mean I breathed him — it wasn't just food, he was the air I breathed.
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The air I breathed in that room—full of an enormous, palpable effort of love—was the air I breathed into their ceremony an hour later.
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It said Mr. Breathed would have his "(censored word) in a sling before lunch," undoubtedly not a common term of professional legalese, unless Mr. Breathed stopped.
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At one point, the class practiced laughter yoga, raising their arms slowly as they breathed in, then lowering them as they breathed out, and bursting into peals of laughter.
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" Still, he said, "I breathed a sigh of relief.
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In 1989, Breathed walked away from the strip, citing fatigue.
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Investors breathed a sigh of relief across broader stock markets.
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YouTube was restored, and users breathed a sigh of relief.
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I breathed deeply in and out and shook my head.
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I took notes as we breathed in the briny smells.
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An investigation may have just breathed new life into Batterygate.
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They breathed life back into something that already had life.
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ET Wednesday night, Republicans breathed a big sigh of relief.
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Instead, surprising everyone, he breathed new life into Trinity Chapel.
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Now, the president has breathed yet more life into it.
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Had he breathed meconium, the first stool, into his lungs?
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Charles Cumming has breathed new life into the spy novel.
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I breathed into his neck and pulled off his shirt.
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He breathed hard, and tried to stay on his feet.
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I... breathed an enormous sigh of relief; I wasn't alone.
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She breathed out and laughed as she closed the drawer.
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His security breathed so much confidence into all of us.
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New Yorkers across the city breathed a sigh of relief.
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The lips that breathed fire now curled upward in stupefaction.
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And to make sure he didn't infect anyone while he was being tested, he needed to be in a specialized room – a room where the air he breathed wouldn't be breathed by anyone else.
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The dying man breathed with difficulty, but otherwise suffered no pain.
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After every session, Abby breathed easier -- and her parents did, too.
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ON JULY 8TH euro-zone watchers breathed a sigh of relief.
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John McCain's thumb, abortion rights advocates breathed a sigh of relief.
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Tears were shed, fire breathed, and wine drunk (mostly by us).
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" They said classmates who already vaped breathed "a sigh of relief.
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Crowds of supporters cheered, but also breathed a sigh of relief.
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She wrote down each, and I breathed a sigh of relief.
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I had lived and breathed this case for almost 10 years.
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He breathed on us, but he also brought us candy, so.
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The ascendance of Trump has breathed new life into that excuse.
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Investors breathed a sigh of relief on Sunday — for now, anyway.
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This time, I breathed even quicker and the trance seemed stronger.
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John McCain lived and breathed public service for his entire life.
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"We had kind of lived and breathed each other," she said.
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I felt numb yet in pain, and breathed shallow breaths, restrained.
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I planted my feet firmly on the ground and breathed deeply.
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Mr. Venturi breathed the heady air of springtime in New York.
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He breathed in deeply, leaned toward his black microphone and spoke.
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One pulled out a paper bag and breathed heavily into it.
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None of us breathed again until we were inside the truck.
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Critics breathed a sigh of relief, convinced the project was dead.
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The first time I breathed into the device, I got a 2.
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Brown breathed a sigh of relief when she saw the police uniforms.
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I breathed it in, my pulse a driving beat beneath my skin.
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Some at the Florida launch cheered, some breathed a sigh of relief.
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When they finally spotted it, White breathed a big sigh of relief.
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That installment, directed by J.J. Abrams, breathed new life into the franchise.
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Investors breathed a sigh of relief after Facebook reported a solid quarter.
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I breathed a sigh of relief, with an eye towards the future.
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"She lived and breathed being a mother," a close friend tells PEOPLE.
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Over the past few months, I've lived and breathed 2-in-1s.
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Afterward, Freeman breathed a sigh of relief that the injury wasn't serious.
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Monaco had been ruthlessly crushed, and had long ago breathed their last.
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"Yves," he breathed over my lips, tongue lapping out for another taste.
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But otherwise, Jones and the Chiefs' pass rush barely breathed on Brady.
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Keegan breathed deeply as a fat, warm raindrop splashed on his shoulder.
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A wonderful thoughtful man who lived and breathed Leicester City Football Club.
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I breathed heavily and it squirt upward into my face and mouth.
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Once was this summer, with Dunkirk, and I hardly breathed through it.
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I moved ahead of girls with slumped shoulders who breathed in gusts.
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"It sounded like he was choking every time he breathed," Tristan says.
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Only moments into the show I breathed a happy sigh of relief.
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Republicans breathed a sigh of relief late last month when GOP Rep.
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Other Democrats in Washington breathed a sigh of relief, at least privately.
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Governments across the continent breathed a sigh of relief at his defeat.
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The country breathed a sigh of relief: maybe this guy can govern.
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Several Western envoys breathed a sigh of relief, but not without doubts.
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All of this breathed new life into the Equal Rights Amendment movement.
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As the last decade concluded, book publishers breathed a sigh of relief.
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I squeezed my thumb and forefinger back and forth as I breathed.
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The Hamilton creator breathed musical life into the presidential hopeful's outrageous tweets.
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"Everyone breathed a sigh of relief that he could read," she said.
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"I don't think I breathed the last 10 minutes," she said, laughing.
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The gross stuff can be breathed in through the mouth and nose.
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When we heard his demo, everyone just breathed a sigh of relief.
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When I heard about this, we both breathed a sigh of relief.
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Held by her so we breathed as one, I felt her hardened nipples.
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"I was a frontal nerd — I ate, breathed, and slept frontals," she laughs.
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Before Oprah breathed life into this list, we missed these items so bad.
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The ice dragon breathed death into the world; death and quiet and cold.
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The lovable and vulnerable Opus, Mr. Breathed said, was always searching for home.
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Physical exercise can increase the amount of pollutants breathed in by five times.
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She stopped and breathed in the heady smell of roses in the rain.
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Gamez has seen, as well as lived and breathed the cycle of immigration.
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Maybe it is due to what these women ate, drank or breathed in.
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Pro-EU publications have breathed a sigh of relief on the ruling. However.
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Indeed, Mr Trump has never breathed a word of criticism of Mr Putin.
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CIA personnel breathed a sigh of relief Friday over Trump's selection of Pompeo.
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He breathed again, having great matches and toying with opening a wrestling school.
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Indeed, with such luminous color, you've breathed new life into this old man.
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But the 21st century seems to have breathed new life into Coney Island.
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The third party "skills" have breathed new life into the internet of things.
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On Washington WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans breathed a sigh of relief in late June.
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She breathed in a voice that said You had no way of knowing.
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He leaned his sweaty shoebox jaw over her shoulder and breathed stale coffee.
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Photos of victims confined to "iron lungs" that breathed for them were devastating.
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There isn't a moment in Hereditary when I breathed like a normal person.
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"The director breathed new life into a tired, old show," one voter said.
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Sometimes you long for the sun and for air you haven't breathed already.
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It has also breathed much-needed life into the ailing market for antiques.
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It's accomplished more than that: It has breathed new life into his company.
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The money breathed life into Smith's campaign, but not enough to spook Cunningham.
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So what now, besides a stock market that breathed a sigh of relief?
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"Theater was mother's great love, what she lived and breathed," her daughter said.
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She breathed into her cupped hands, studiously looking away when Richard glanced over.
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Her gallery was in her home and she lived and breathed this work.
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She just breathed and imagined herself held gently within each of her dives.
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It felt like it had been days since I'd actually breathed fresh air.
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"There was no point where I breathed a sigh of relief," she said.
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Innovations from the sexual health and wellness category breathed new life into CES.
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I breathed in deeply, assimilating the warm and complicated air, the fragrant night.
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"This is the place where soccer will be lived and breathed," said Infantino.
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"I'm afraid that what we breathed will give us cancer," said Astride Marchais.
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He knew exactly what he had done and he never breathed a word.
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Cooper took a swig of tequila on their page and then breathed fire.
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When they gave up and moved on, you breathed a sigh of relief.
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The software that powers the internet also breathed whole new life into niche retailers.
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Apparently, he once attempted to swallow the traffic cone but breathed it in instead.
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That she lived and breathed work did not make her inhuman, or without desire.
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The cartoonist Berkeley Breathed was one person who shared a correspondence with Ms. Lee.
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His first letter to her went unanswered, but in 1994 Mr. Breathed tried again.
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Barrett said she breathed pure magic into everything she did, and everywhere she went.
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And then, when he breathed in the second act, it morphed into pure revulsion.
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I breathed out, took my foot off the gas, and the car quivered, unsteadied.
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This breathed fresh life into an old idea—that shareholders had the whip hand.
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When these dust particles are breathed in, they can cause respiratory and cardiovascular illnesses.
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Patty had asthma as a child, and she breathed the dust after 9/11.
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It has breathed new life into populist movements from Hungary to Austria to Italy.
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All these new ideas, these external influences, have breathed new life into German soccer.
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"Every time I breathed heavily out of panic, it made a noise," she said.
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Cropped, spliced and given faux fur cuffs, new life was breathed into the fabric.
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It's too early to understand the Roman history that once breathed life into Caraca.
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Without its assistance, she breathed no more, so the team pronounced her brain-dead.
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Modern Love "When was the last time you breathed properly?" the therapist asked me.
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In 1967, Robert Kennedy breathed new life into the efforts in, specifically, Bed-Stuy.
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" As the calls drifted to an end, he breathed a sigh of relief. "Finally.
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It depends on whom you ask, but some observers breathed a sigh of relief.
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Trump's proposal breathed new life into an issue that has been stalled for months.
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When 45's attempt at ruining healthcare failed, I breathed a sigh of relief.
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Survey participants were asked how often they breathed smoke from someone who was smoking combustible tobacco products and how often they breathed vapor produced by someone using an e-cigarette in an indoor or outdoor public place in the past 30 days.
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The competitive community breathed a sigh of relief when Nintendo revealed that Super Smash Bros.
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She dried her face with a paper towel and breathed in, trying to calm herself.
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When the police clicked the handcuffs on my wrists, I breathed a sigh of relief.
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As they drove off into the dark, the family breathed a collective sigh of relief.
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Physical exercise can increase the amount of pollutants breathed in by up to five times.
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She sat up straight, breathed deep, and relaxed her shoulders with a dancer's practiced grace.
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Today, however, a new rumor has breathed life back into hopes for an AirPower Mat.
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The Veneto banks' clients breathed a sigh of relief when branches opened on June 212.5th.
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Some breathed a sigh of relief once they saw all the faces in that room.
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Conflict became a staple part of the air we breathed and the pictures we consumed.
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But this volcano, called Cotopaxi, breathed even when it wasn't spewing ash into the air.
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As a beauty buyer for a high-end department store, I lived and breathed beauty.
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The decision in the late 1980s to liberalise rents breathed life back into the market.
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Investors breathed a collective sigh of relief following the second round of France's presidential election.
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"I feel like I'm in a movie," he breathed as I handed it to him.
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" Says his MIT colleague Joshua Angrist, "Daron breathed life into the field of political economy.
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Your vodka-breathed and bleary-eyed correspondent still expects to be waved through the gate.
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I breathed slowly and fully, the way I've taught myself to do when I'm anxious.
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The children held the damp pieces of cloth to their mouths and breathed through them.
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"Venom" breathed new life into what the studio calls the Sony Universe of Marvel Characters.
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Trump also expressed annoyance that Giuliani's theatrics have breathed new life into the Daniels story.
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But the news that he had survived the landing breathed life into Mr. Castro's movement.
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"You're a smart guy," Sammy Yontif had mouth-breathed the first time he met Barry.
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The WTC dust that he breathed in contained asbestos, benzene, jet fuel and other carcinogens.
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Oxygen is highly toxic, and if you breathed it pure, it would definitely kill you.
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Participants breathed either normal air or air with a slightly higher concentration of carbon dioxide.
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As the live set of Horses comes to a close, I realize I've barely breathed.
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The city officials breathed a sigh of relief and lauded the day as a success.
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The outbreak of the coronavirus has breathed new life into the White House briefing room.
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Meanwhile, people breathed a sigh of relief in Puerto Rico, which was spared major damage.
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He put some of the powder on foil, lit it, and breathed in the smoke.
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Markets breathed a sigh of relief on Monday after Emmanuel Macron secured the French presidency.
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I breathed a sigh of relief, slightly guilty for being concerned about such a thing.
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"We breathed the same air twice, at the courtroom in Fort Meade," Ms. Crabapple wrote.
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Young life is breathed On the glass; The world that was not Comes to pass.
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Some residents have breathed sighs of relief since Conditt's death, while others remain shaken up.
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Marks says these fragments can cause health problems when they are breathed into your lungs.
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Scientists say the particles can enter the bloodstream once they are breathed into the lungs.
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"I breathed in the blood," Uwimana told CNN's Christiane Amanpour in an interview airing Friday.
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And so, after a years-long death spiral, Google+ breathed its last gasps in April.
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I'd bought clothes made of magical fabrics that breathed, weighed almost nothing, and were indestructible.
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CONCORD, N.H. — Eight years ago, New Hampshire breathed new life into Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
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Medieval exegetes of the Quran debated details like how God's spirit was "breathed" into Mary.
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The virus can live in the airspace where the person has breathed, coughed or sneezed.
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The city that breathed life into modern society also produced the recipe for its complete annihilation.
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I don't think I breathed the entire time he was there, I was so tightly wound.
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I breathed the foul air of a turbo-folk tent three days into a summer festival.
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At first, when they received a little too much MDMA, they breathed erratically and turned white.
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But the teacher appeared as calm and composed as ever, and I once again breathed easy.
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"I'm not sure anybody breathed," said Hall, who had made the wind adjustments for the shot.
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I breathed that black dust for three years before leaving for college in the United States.
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When Violet screamed so hard that her throat closed, we would wait until she breathed again.
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But fitness trackers and the quantified self-movement have breathed new life into these old practices.
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I hid the scars under my stockings and never breathed a word about it to anyone.
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The odorless gas was illegally used, and the family breathed the deadly gas for several hours.
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He described the slain imam as a humble man who lived and breathed his religious faith.
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But at the time, Jolie was painted as the edgy, sexy, enigmatic actress who breathed fire.
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In actual fact, he has only breathed fresh air once since being trapped—on day 122.
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She breathed as a world beneath the earth opened up to her and let her in.
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Jim Cramer gained confidence in the Federal Reserve on Wednesday and breathed a sigh of relief.
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John Aldis, who was sitting next to me during the vote, breathed a sigh of relief.
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She breathed in deeply, saying later that she had felt the energy inside this beautiful object.
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Dan Kremer, a former coal miner and current activist, breathed that air in his younger years.
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I hid the scars under my stockings and never breathed a word about it to anyone.
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Hillary Clinton breathed a "big sigh of relief" at the end of the night in Iowa.
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BERLIN — Europe breathed a sigh of relief late Monday night when, at just after 20183 p.m.
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He complained about not feeling his feet but breathed slowly as an amused friend took video.
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Some wore handkerchiefs across their faces as they breathed air tainted by the smell of sulphur.
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The finale was especially evocative, with its repeated short-breathed refrains and its irresistible dance drive.
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Ibadeta breathed a little more deeply after her breasts were touched, but her expression never changed.
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The drug industry breathed a brief sigh of relief after Donald Trump won the 2016 election.
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We've breathed in the wildfire smoke and heard city officials' pleas for fewer showers and flushes.
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But when it was announced that Abrams was indeed returning, his actors breathed sighs of relief.
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S. trade war, while comments from the Turkish central bank breathed new life into the lira.
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He breathed a sigh of relief that the other two officers didn't mistake him for the gunman.
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Kim and Rich breathed a huge sigh or relief, and the rest of her pregnancy proceeded uneventfully.
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And everyone breathed a sigh of relief, because custom router firmware is actually a really good thing?
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"It's any form of particle which are small enough to be breathed into the body," Barrett explains.
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I walked out of the door and breathed fresh air for the first time in four days.
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So he breathed new life into high-rises, in strange and intricate shapes, and in electric hues.
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For those of us who have lived and breathed this technology for years, this movie is everything.
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The comics, made alongside Mark Waid, Javier Rodriquez, and Joe Caramagna, breathed fresh life into the franchise.
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When Trump became president his Justice Department kind of breathed life back into the private prison system.
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JACKSONVILLE While some coastal communities breathed a sigh of relief, people in Jacksonville faced flash flooding Monday.
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"His accompanying Sherpa Guides tried to wake him up, but he breathed his last," the statement reads.
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PAUL MCCARTNEY is pure music, the first singer and multi-instrumentalist with sex appeal who breathed melody.
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But when rats were given kratom's major chemical compound (called mitragynine) in substantial doses, they breathed freely.
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It was in the midst of this hysteria that Holmes breathed new life into the First Amendment.
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A Florida legislator breathed new life into a proposal to end a ban on guns in schools.
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I took my fingers out of my pockets and breathed on them, trying to summon some warmth.
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Now Rungvisai has breathed life into the super flyweight division, which is usually overlooked by the public.
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But locals who lived and breathed Ocean Drive's halcyon days say there's no turning back the clock.
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Investors breathed a sigh of relief that the dividend is safe...at least for this current quarter.
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Although daily print circulation had sunk to roughly 200,000, Mr. Rich breathed new life into the paper.
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Lea Piazza, 28, purposefully coughed and breathed on police as they processed her arrest on March 12.
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Devontae Booker breathed life into the proceedings by breaking a couple nice runs in the third quarter.
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As a result, Washington demolished 2500 missiles, and Moscow 295,20133 — and Europe breathed a sigh of relief.
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I breathed in the smell of Newport cigarettes and old attic that used to cling to him.
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Since birth, he's breathed through a tracheostomy, a hole in his throat that extends into his windpipe.
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But once he added a chimney for the fireplace, "they breathed a sigh of relief," he says.
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Of course, we couldn't be dispassionate: Margaret Thatcher breathed over the country like a great parental god.
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The International Fund for Animal Welfare said in a statement that he "lived and breathed" that mission.
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The business community breathed a collective sigh of relief when details of the agreement emerged on Friday.
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Bankruptcy lawyers breathed a sigh of relief when Justice Stephen G. Breyer issued a relatively narrow opinion.
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He said that the California senator had several breakout moments that "breathed new life" into her campaign.
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She's a Klutzy Konfessionalist with an ever-longer-breathed narrative drive, propelling toward unexpected horizons and subjects.
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Global equities advanced as investors breathed a sigh of relief after a thaw in the trade dispute.
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Instead of being breathed out, it can get stuck in your lungs or go into your bloodstream.
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No matter how this story ends, Hickman and Larraz have breathed new excitement into the X-Men.
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Since the start of November, Sydney residents have breathed through 38 days of "very poor" air quality.
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This year, the city breathed a sigh of relief as the storm passed without any reported causalities.
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The Women's March, #MeToo and #TimesUp movements have breathed new life into the fight for gender equality.
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Though Christopher Eccleston opened up the modern age of "Doctor Who," Tennant breathed life into the character.
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At the end of last year's prolonged health care battle, many Americans breathed a sigh of relief.
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I breathed slowly, stretched, shook, and repeated the mantra: I am the only person on my mat.
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Once I finally got that headache sorted out, I filed my taxes and breathed a sigh of relief.
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But news of Amazon's blockbuster acquisition of Whole Foods last month has breathed new life into the discussion.
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On July 11th, neither Mr Trump nor William Barr, his attorney-general, breathed a word of this justification.
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Red Carpet special breathed a word about the controversy, and the host even sported a Time's Up bracelet.
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Related: 6 tips for fighting anxiety I did a loop on the boardwalk and breathed another 25 breaths.
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I breathed slowly in and out of my mouth, to avoid the smell of my blood being cauterized.
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I'd breathed it in through my nose, because sleepwalkers are goal oriented, not concerned with details or consequences.
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I breathed deep trying to overcome the searing hot sensation throughout my right side as I lifted him.
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Even the internet breathed a few gasps of air with NFSNet and the rise of the teen hacker.
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Sure enough, when I got off the plane in the US, I breathed a huge sigh of relief.
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I breathed through it, and the pain eventually dulled — and my deep breaths also helped clear my mind.
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I actually bought a lot of stuff there and wore it a ton, since it breathed so well.
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Trump's comments also breathed life into immigration hardliners in Congress who don't want a DACA deal at all.
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European governments breathed a sigh of relief at the result, as they had done after the May runoff.
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When the alarm finally shut off, just before the denouement, my audience breathed a collective sigh of relief.
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The Apollo program had breathed life into the fledgling company by ordering hundreds of thousands of Fairchild components.
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In moments, as the chaotic sounds of war enveloped them, the horse breathed the rhythmic sounds of sleep.
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"This case is as simple as asbestos breathed in or put inside of you," Lanier told the jury.
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And when I breathed into his mouth, I felt his lungs expand and I could feel him gargling.
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They include Vietnam War combatants who breathed in defoliants sprayed by American aircraft, and later became gravely ill.
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"Chilling Adventures of Sabrina" breathed new life into classic characters in ways that critics and audiences alike loved.
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Stocks stateside rallied as Wall Street breathed a sigh of relief after Xi's address earlier in the day.
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Doubtless, some within the Trump administration breathed sighs of relief when they learned that Manafort's cooperation had tanked.
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She had the right voice: long-breathed and pure, flecked with hints of country tears and cleareyed resolve.
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There was plenty of oxygen, yet no matter how deeply I breathed I wasn't able to absorb it.
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"It was as if life were being breathed back into the building," Mr. Belle and Ms. Leighton wrote.
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Social media platforms and the internet they ride on have breathed new life into the world of espionage.
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The top five will all get new life breathed into them by next week's guest mentor, Sia herself!
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When I was a student working in a cancer research lab, I ate, breathed and slept cell culture.
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I breathed a huge sigh of relief, we'd been through something so emotional, we'd even led Pride 2014.
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On the home front, Mom and I both breathed easier, knowing our problems were back safe with us.
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She moved through it, she breathed, but she couldn't say what happened or how or where or why.
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At a news conference afterward, Brown plopped into his chair and breathed an exasperated sigh into the microphone.
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Josh Reddick breathed life back into the Astros with his two-out, eighth-inning home run — his 10th.
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Joel CohenNew York To the Editor: I breathed a sigh of relief when I read Frank Bruni's column.
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He breathed all over unsuspecting aides, worked out in the Senate gym and swam in the Senate pool.
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He smiled and breathed a sigh of relief when he realized that the root was fine after all.
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When my light went on, indicating Julie had arrived, I breathed a sigh of relief: She was alive.
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Terrill's Cottage Saloon once stood on this street, and more than a few cowpokes breathed their last there.
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One of us would have been driven crazy by the way the other chewed or swallowed or breathed.
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"They have breathed new life into the city," Gino Fazzari, owner of the nearby Calderone Club restaurant, said.
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Witnesses said that before succumbing, Moore breathed heavily and coughed and that his face turned red, then purple.
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Washington recently breathed a sigh of relief that Congress passed and the president signed this year's federal budget.
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The room took it in ("Wow!" a women breathed), and then burst into a firm and gracious applause.
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All other animal fossils discovered before this time have been from animals that lived and breathed under water.
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My mother was a teacher of English and American literature, and she lived and breathed all things British.
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She breathed a curl of frosty vapor off the Popsicle, but turned her head away from the taste.
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After the surrendering the blast, Chapman crouched near the mound, his back to home plate, and breathed heavily.
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An immensely gifted composer, vocalist and guitarist, he breathed consciousness and agitated thoughts of freedom through his music.
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That&aposs why the introduction of ClassPass four years ago breathed new life into the fitness studio world.
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He said if he breathed in too hard through his nose, the growths would trap air from entering.
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The world breathed a collective sigh of relief in January 2016, when five Americans were released from Iran.
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Lifesaving wounds Hamilton, now 31, says he truly believes that what paralyzed him actually breathed life into him.
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But Biden's blowout victory in South Carolina on Saturday breathed new life into his campaign, dimming Klobuchar's prospects.
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I breathed it, partly because my job required it and partly because I loved being in the know.
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So when the NWSL made it to a fourth season last year, many breathed a sigh of relief.
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True, the recitative was accompanied by full orchestra, sometimes ingeniously but more often in short-breathed bursts of punctuation.
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In 2008, people like me breathed a sigh of relief as young people came out in droves to vote.
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Australian officials breathed a sigh of relief after the World Heritage Committee voted on late Wednesday in Krakow, Poland.
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They breathed in noxious air clouded with debris from the fallen buildings after officials assured them it was safe.
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City officials breathed a sigh of relief that no was injured inside the building or on the streets below.
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"Phife-HipHop & Rap word Warrior, simple as that, tweeted Public Enemy's Chuck D. "Breathed it & lined rhyme into Sport.
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John Thompson, founder and CEO at Vilas Capital Management, grew up in a family that lived and breathed investing.
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Every day that God breathed life into her body, she rubbed and cleaned and polished and prayed over it.
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"He has breathed new life into Huntsman, absolutely, and brings new perspectives to the table, too," Ms. Rush said.
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"Generally when I breathed from six to seven quarts, muscular motions were produced to a certain extent," he noted.
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In the last several years, teachers have almost single-handedly breathed life back into the stagnating American labor movement.
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The community breathed a sigh of relief with a succinct tweet from Pennsylvania State Police at 11:46 a.m.
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There are drums throughout, but even they're downy, floating and fluttering like the heavy-breathed aftermath of a pillowfight.
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Stocks were pointing to open higher on Monday as investors breathed a sigh of relief over China GDP data.
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The Sheikah Tribe's blue aura breathed through the land and this mutual prosperity continued until a cataclysmic disaster stuck.
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The Civil Defense Agency warned it could cause injury if it got in residents' eyes or was breathed in.
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In her comment to reporters on Wednesday, Sanders, like her predecessor, breathed some new air into this latest round.
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Some conservative voters breathed a sigh of relief, but most are holding off until they actually see it happen.
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Nothing epitomized the brutality more than round three, where both fighters exchanged heavy slugs and breathed through bleeding gums.
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The air breathed in homes usually contains more harmful compounds than office or school air, according to the study.
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It is believed that 60,000 to 70,000 first responders breathed those toxins in during rescue and clean-up efforts.
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When Microsoft agreed to in early July, Google Cloud CEO Diane Greene may have breathed a sigh of disappointment.
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Legendary Indian actor and recipient of the country's fourth-highest civilian honor, Om Puri, breathed his last on Friday.
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Yin said an eagle at the par-five fifth had breathed life into a quiet opening to her round.
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"He lived and breathed them all the time," said Mr. Marriott, who began working with Mr. Austin in 1985.
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" He is, we are told, "corrupted by vanity and voluptuousness" and "breathed nothing but false glory and false pleasures.
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But when Peterson announced earlier this year that he'd seek a 16th term, Democrats breathed a sigh of relief.
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It was not immediately clear whether Mr. Breathed really did send his letter to the high-powered law firm.
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As they lingered near hearths to cook food, stay warm or keep away from insects, they breathed in smoke.
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Even as citizens breathed a careful sigh of relief, aid groups, analysts and diplomats warned of major challenges ahead.
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He reported that when taking his final breath before being saved, he was already submerged and breathed in water.
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I lowered my forehead to his and breathed deeply, his scent no longer tainted with disinfectant nor rubbing alcohol.
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Another unanswered question, Steinhauser said, is whether the population near the Mayak facility breathed any radiation into their lungs.
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We're sure she breathed a sigh of relief (and turned off her mental caps lock) when she figured it out.
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At the medal ceremony he swayed slightly and breathed deeply, his eyes moist, as he listened to the U.S. anthem.
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It was the third and final rally of a day he argued has breathed new life into his struggling campaign.
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"It's spread from person to person through aerosolized droplets which are breathed in and cause primary pneumonic plague," says Hinnebusch.
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Even Clinton's catchphrases—"I'm with her", "cracks in the glass ceiling"—were woven in, with new life breathed into them.
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"We ain't born typical," Mosshart breathed during the chorus, unconcerned and self-effacing, but with the slightest tinge of vulnerability.
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Both sides, then, breathed a quiet sigh of relief on September 8th, when the Palestinian high court suspended the election.
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At the end of the meeting, they breathed a sigh of relief realizing he was in full command of himself.
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His work is perfect for this ephemeral writing machine that turns poems into atmospheric phenomena that can be breathed in.
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The recent nuclear deal between Iran and the international community has breathed new life into Iran's relations with the world.
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Those who were in the immediate vicinity of the attack, which included hundreds of first responders, breathed in these carcinogens.
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Others are killed when Danny unleashes a red steam on them that he breathed in when Concetta died of cancer.
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Even the judge in her black robes breathed a soft "aww" as her latest case perched on the brown leather.
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Air fresheners and scented laundry products may contain high levels of essential oils that can be harmful when breathed excessively.
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I breathed in the smell of the ocean and pulled myself up to sit on the edge of the pool.
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"Smooth" isn't the only song from the era that's had a second wind breathed into its lungs by internet culture.
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He said that Slide Fire, where he and his wife used to work, breathed new life into a dying town.
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I breathed a sigh of relief and my neighbor agreed to watch my kids while I went to get it.
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Like that clay baby, however, a story only becomes animated when carved and shaped, when life is breathed into it.
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She produced the film — in her words, she "lived and breathed" it — and it marks her first project post-Veep.
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Mr. Breathed posted a letter to his Facebook page on Thursday purported to be from a lawyer representing Mr. Trump.
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The Adagio of Opus 127 is taken at a riskily slow tempo, yet it unfolds in long-breathed lyric arcs.
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The elections also breathed new life into a Québécois separatist party previously believed to have been extinguished in the east.
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Such powerful new relationships have created a foundation for, and have breathed life into, a vast police and surveillance state.
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Shares in the French distillers Pernod Ricard and Rémy Cointreau rose significantly yesterday, as investors breathed a sigh of relief.
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Since becoming involved in the championship in 2015, McIlroy has breathed new life into a competition that was in peril.
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Once again, Russia breathed a sigh of relief, watching Trump disassemble yet another cornerstone of the bipartisan counter-Russia strategy.
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To prevent this, Tony breathed lightly or physically held his growths out of the way to stop himself from suffocating.
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All the callers, at least the one out of ten who talked rather than just breathed, were kind and considerate.
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The 1996 tune has been a memeworthy Halloween track for years, but this dance challenge breathed new life into it.
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My patient breathed quickly for a moment, a little gasp, and then the morphine hit him and his breaths quieted.
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And for all ages, the newcomers Daisy Ridley, John Boyega and Adam Driver breathed new life into this behemoth franchise.
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To keep the animals calm during the four hours they breathed fumes, lab workers set up a television showing cartoons.
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Through delicate retouching and post-production techniques, photographer James Ball (aka Docubyte) breathed new life into these aging historical artifacts.
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I'm not carrying around a lot of different thoughts and feelings because I cleared it out, I breathed it out.
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On Wednesday, investors breathed a sigh of relief after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said interest rates are close to neutral.
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Yet the election of a new president to the Argentine Football Association (AFA) has breathed life into the women's game there.
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For cisgender (meaning, not transgender) lesbians, bisexual women, and otherwise queer women, the app breathed new life into our dating options.
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"We have no idea what people breathed in back then, but I'm finding it on these glass models," jokes the conservator.
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Hoping for a fresh start, she breathed a sigh of relief as she watched the ball drop on New Year's Eve.
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French officials publicly breathed a sigh of relief, saying Judge Quemener had backed their contention that the migrants had to go.
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Paramount and CBS breathed new life into the Star Trek franchise with a trio of new movies and a streaming show.
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A: After college the only job I had was energy trading, and I lived and breathed it 24 hours a day.
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I would think, "Is that person heavier than me?" and when the answer was yes, I breathed a sigh of relief.
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She didn't soften or smile or stop screaming at Kurt and instead became louder, threw the shoes harder, breathed more erratically.
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She has lived and breathed art from the moment she could talk, basically, and it's amazing working with someone like that.
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Fans breathed a sigh of relief when the face of the NBA recovered fast enough to suit up for Game Four.
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Monroe said he was confident that scientists were not exposed to pathogens because the air they breathed passed through HEPA filters.
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On Friday, after days on a ventilator, she breathed on her own for a full six hours, the GoFundMe page says.
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"The Gratitude Diaries" author Janice Kaplan found that simply saying "thank you" to her husband breathed new life into their marriage.
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Again, this agrees with the palaeontological consensus, which is that the air the dinosaurs breathed contained more oxygen than does today's.
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Graham believed the Bible was God-breathed, or infallible in every respect, and thus should be interpreted in a literal fashion.
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Community members who knew him well described the slain imam as a humble man who lived and breathed his religious faith.
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It is safe to say that France breathed a collective sigh of relief when Wales finally expunged Russia from the Euros.
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It was as if they were primed for an asthma attack as soon as they breathed something to set it off.
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But an appellate court recently breathed life into a years-old challenge to the program by the California Chamber of Commerce.
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A few minutes later, agents breathed a sigh of relief when he was spotted coming out of an airport public restroom.
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Pope and others breathed a heavy sigh of relief on August 6, when the conference broke up without anyone showing symptoms.
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The microbes are meddlesome when they cause bad breath but can be deadly if they're breathed into the lungs, or aspirated.
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I lit the torch, I took a sip of diesel, and I spit; I breathed fire in front of the cars.
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Suddenly, I felt this different, quite beautiful pleasure deep in my womb and I breathed with it and it felt amazing!
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People who lived in communities with the dirtiest air died on average two years younger than those who breathed cleaner air.
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I suddenly realize that I have not swallowed, barely breathed, since coming face to face with this room-filling human hairball.
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Investors breathed a sigh of relief when the board of directors issued the dividend for the current quarter earlier this month.
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Respirator — A face mask that seals around the mouth and filters out particles from the air before they are breathed in.
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So that — the 963 election and the buildup to that — really resuscitated the militia movement and breathed new life into it.
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LONDON — The Russian opposition figure Vladimir L. Ashurkov breathed a sigh of relief when he fled Moscow for London in 2014.
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"His left lower body was paralyzed, he spoke and breathed with difficulty often breaking to catch his breath," the report said.
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He breathed through a respirator, ate through a feeding tube and spoke with difficulty, though he remained lucid to the end.
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The culprit was probably contaminated food or water, they said, noting that the Neanderthals also may have breathed fires containing lead.
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The men and women were consistently much better at recognizing smells if they breathed through their noses during the quiet hour.
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Markets breathed a sigh of relief on Monday after the U.S. and China declared a temporary truce in their trade war.
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Mr. Moore breathed heavily at one point and coughed, said four Nebraska journalists whom the state selected to watch the execution.
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But it was Biden's thumping victory in the South Carolina primary on Saturday that really breathed new life into his campaign.
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Mr. Trump's support on Wednesday breathed unexpected life into a legislative effort that had more than once appeared to be dead.
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All the studies calculated energy expenditure by measuring quantities of oxygen and carbon dioxide as they are breathed in and out.
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But it wasn't until Pompeo named Michael McKinley as a senior adviser that many U.S. diplomats breathed a sigh of relief.
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California's Proposition 8 breathed new life into the fight for marriage equality and led to a victory in the Supreme Court.
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Spotify, Apple and others have breathed fresh life into subscription models after years of struggling to figure out the digital market.
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Last week, when he nominated Jerome Powell to lead the Federal Reserve, many on the left breathed a sigh of relief.
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Unprepared, the class breathed a sigh of relief when the principal said that anyone meeting with Peterson could skip the test.
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Virginia's new Democratic majority, however, has breathed new life into the push after becoming the 2628th state to pass the amendment.
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"The Gratitude Diaries" author Janice Kaplan found that simply saying "thank you" to her husband breathed new life into their marriage.
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Finally, in 2015, HUD issued the Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing rule, which breathed life into this key portion of the FHA.
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Hand in hand, we savored birdsong and breathed in the open sky from a bench tucked among the trees and roses.
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At the top, we gazed down upon those many piles and breathed in the mildly sulfurous exhalations of a nearby dump.
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Many said Mr. Stein breathed new, edgy life into the journal, increasing its print circulation dramatically and amplifying its online presence.
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This sparked the mid-March protests, the largest in the entire Petrobras saga, and breathed new life into Cunha's impeachment quest.
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But most of all, I also found that the idea of upending the points system breathed new life into the show.
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In Jerusalem, I dressed my wounds and breathed my sorrows And carried the soul in my palm For an Arab Palestine.
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On Sunday, France had breathed a sigh of relief as the month-long Euro 2016 soccer tournament ended without a feared attack.
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" When she heard that Mr. Breathed planned to retire Opus, Ms. Lee began lobbying, saying that "depriving him of life is murder.
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This incredible community's passion and intellect and perseverance has taken my small contribution and nurtured it, enhanced it, breathed life into it.
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In 1635 the number of Hackney carriages in London was restricted to reduce congestion (Taylor must have breathed a sigh of relief).
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Steven Avery's former attorney Jerry Buting tells PEOPLE that the Netflix series Making a Murderer has breathed new life into Avery's case.
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At Notre Dame, the damage was also massive, but the centuries of faith breathed into stone, wood and glass did not falter.
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But while Saban may never eclipse Bryant, he has led an Alabama renaissance that has breathed new life into the Bryant legacy.
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This has breathed new life into the idea of making precise changes to genomes, which is what synthetic biology is all about.
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We may have forgotten what it was like when these weren't ideas to analyze, but simply part of the air one breathed.
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She has a previous Tony nomination for Rent, and has sung in the Disney hit Frozen, where she breathed life into Elsa.
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By their sheer numbers, teachers breathed new life into the stagnating U.S. labor movement — even with nationwide union membership at historic lows.
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He sat the gray Kepi hat on his son's head, then snatched the replica musket and breathed deeply from its hickory shaft.
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Global markets breathed a sigh of relief to see establishment candidate Macron receive the largest portion of votes in the first round.
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Read More Cramer: Listen to Donald Trump Cramer gained confidence in the Federal Reserve on Wednesday and breathed a sigh of relief.
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Dee, whose project Hood P breathed life into the Mexican rap scene, arrived at the house before the rest of the crew.
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Clinton campaign manager Robby Mook Perhaps no one breathed a bigger sigh of relief on Saturday than Clinton's baby-faced campaign manager.
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"He has breathed new life into the G.O.P.'s chances of holding the seat," said Jennifer Duffy of the Cook Political Report.
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But the doors closed and it found itself a resting place again where the air breathed quietly through the subway door's crack.
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And fortified by the memory that New Yorkers knew compassion, I breathed a little easier and stepped out into the midday sun.
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The bombastic "Vinyl," which breathed the musky fumes of the 1970s scene in between toots of cocaine, was just canceled by HBO.
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On Monday, President Trump said he has no plans to fire him, and many Americans may have breathed a sigh of relief.
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Those of us in the Christian tradition believe that God molded us from dust and breathed into us the breath of life.
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Matching his audacious, boundary-pushing spirit with their own, these directors have breathed exhilarating life into plays from the '20s and '30s.
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Josephine Hereford, 65, a Hyde Park resident, said she stepped outside Thursday and breathed in the sunshine and crisp air, feeling giddy.
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Standing in the open, his rifle dangling by his leg, he looked around and breathed in the scent of gun smoke, beaming.
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"The peace of the earth breathed all around me," the wanderer says after coming upon a mass grave outside a destroyed village.
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Of course, my journey into curated eardom didn't end as I breathed a sigh of relief and hopped off Jones' piercing couch.
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Those eras are when bookmaking wasn't held back by conventions, Ms. Boom said, and when books "breathed freedom" in content and form.
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It could be a raspy shout, a sob, a nuanced tease, a model of long-breathed purity or an invitation to dance.
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Long-term care advocates breathed a sigh of relief when the latest Senate Republican attack upon seniors, the Graham-Cassidy bill, died.
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But overall, they revealed the true filthiness of the air I breathed and, in doing so, forced me to make big changes.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday said the verbal agreement United States trade negotiators struck with China breathed new hope into Wall Street.
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It was a narrow brush with disaster, and the two men breathed a sigh of relief that they still had the yuca.
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U.S. stocks were trading higher as investors breathed a sigh of relief following the trade pact between the United States, Canada and Mexico.
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Previous eruptions on Manam have killed residents who breathed in the ash or were buried by landslides, according to volcanic information website volcanodiscovery.com.
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But this week, the U.S. Supreme Court breathed new life into my case , sending it back to the Washington courts for further consideration.
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As we pawed and bit and breathed at one another, you and Jeanne opened a universe of planets, with no need of measurement.
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The sixtieth fatality was an eight-month-old baby who had breathed in tear gas at a protest camp, Gaza health officials said.
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Republicans breathed a sigh of relief Tuesday, when West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey won the Republican Senate nomination to challenge Democratic Sen.
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Some experts on the region also breathed a sigh of relief, arguing the trip could have further inflamed tensions between Trump and Kim.
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One Tree Hill alumna Hilarie Burton and Sophia Bush breathed a sigh of relief on Twitter yesterday, reacting to the announcement that E!
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"People's friends and family worked cutting the stuff out, burning it, and then everyone breathed in the vapours of strife," writes Ms Hooper.
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They breathed in amniotic fluid, while their hearts pumped blood through their umbilical cords into a gas exchange system outside of the bag.
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LAST June, progressives breathed a sigh of relief when Anthony Kennedy (pictured) stuck around to serve a 43th term on the Supreme Court.
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As the now-married pair's televised nuptials inched closer on last night's episode of Pump Rules, we finally breathed a sigh of relief.
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They also didn't know whether women had factory jobs or worked from home, which might influence the toxins in the air they breathed.
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Kids who lived and breathed games in the 1980s and '90s are now 30- and 40-somethings, perhaps with kids of their own.
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It was about 25 PM, and within a few minutes, I'd breathed through all of the formerly air-conditioned air in the car.
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When the stock price leaked, some ex-employees breathed a sigh of relief that they didn't exercise their options in the first place.
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The air I breathed when I tried the device seemed different, but I don't think there's any kind of scent module in there.
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I especially liked that the mattress was easy to set up, there was virtually no initial odor, and the memory foam breathed well.
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I took my time and breathed and relaxed and then I put my costume and my shoes on just in time to enter.
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"In my early twenties, I was attracted to men who lived and breathed motorcycles," she writes in a nonfiction essay about that time.
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His appointment has breathed new life into Chipotle's stock, which has soared more than 200 percent since his role was announced in February.
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Instead, affirming his loyalty to Steve Bannon, he continues to need prodding to disavow hate groups into which he has breathed new life.
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I breathed in the salty smell of the sea in Howth and experienced culinary heaven in the form of Kobe beef in Osaka.
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Investors breathed a sigh of relief following the decision, with shares rallying, while Italy sought to portray the move in a positive light.
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American soccer fans breathed a sigh of relief after the men's national team drilled Guatemala, 21-21, on Tuesday night in Columbus, Ohio.
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"The EPA is ignoring the fact that people would be even healthier if they breathed air cleaner than what we require," Cohan said.
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But the breach, scientists say, has breathed new life into the bay, flushing in fresh ocean water and pulling out polluted bay water.
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The result has breathed new life into a magazine that once had little industry clout, making it relevant again for the capital's commuters.
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MARKETS RALLY Nonetheless, financial markets breathed a sigh of relief at the potential cooling of trade tensions between the world's two largest economies.
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All of the mood swings are centered by his voice: a long-breathed croon that breaks, at precise moments, into a cascading melisma.
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The $3.3 billion acquisition of a money-losing site seemed like a mistake, but has breathed new life into Walmart's e-commerce business.
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" But the decision in India has breathed new life into the fight against what some gay rights activists have called their "colonial hangover.
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I imagined the weight of his milk-scented body on my chest, him sleeping there as we breathed, exhausted but so in love.
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Just as Mr. Romero breathed life into the lurching zombie, Mr. Hooper created the first great masked serial killer in modern American horror.
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Berkeley Breathed, the artist who created the comic strip "Bloom County," said he just wanted to have a little fun with President Trump.
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Emily Thall, a director at Mr. Kasowitz's firm, confirmed on Friday that the letter posted by Mr. Breathed on Thursday was not real.
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When her feelings started to overwhelm her, she put her face in hands, took deep breaths and breathed through her emotions, she said.
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Bemstrom's power-play goal snapped a 15-game scoring drought for the forward, and also breathed life into the Columbus special-teams unit.
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"Suzanne breathed her last breath here at home, as I knelt beside her and caressed her," Jeff Vezain wrote in a heartfelt message.
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This stance has breathed new life into the old Soviet propaganda tool of "whataboutism," the trick of turning any argument against the opponent.
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Oprah Winfrey, whose endorsement and investment has breathed new life into Weight Watchers, is branching out into food branded under her own name.
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The big-name remix, another tried-and-true maneuver that found new relevance this year, breathed extra life into a few big hits.
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The phages were delivered to her body through a nebulizer, which turned them into a mist that could be breathed straight into her lungs.
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He was thrilled to find out his fans included the woman who breathed life into the character of Atticus Finch, modeled after Lee's father.
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I walked in a doe-eyed human; at Tony Blair, the pustules sprouted; by the end, my voice had cracked and I breathed fire.
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We brought Bennett home and the first week was really tough because every time he breathed weird or felt warm or sneezed, I panicked.
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I went to my appointment, yogi-breathed through the painful insertion (imagine penetration — with a sharp pencil), and waited for my skin to clear.
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Two weeks ago, Sudanese people breathed a collective sigh as US-imposed sanctions were eased, thanks to an Executive Order signed by President Obama.
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With a series of tweets over the weekend, President Trump breathed new life into the debate surrounding NFL players kneeling during the national anthem.
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The nation breathed a sigh of relief when it was announced that Larry wouldn't be evicted after former British Prime Minister David Cameron resigned.
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" Obama said it wasn't until the helicopters had landed in Afghanistan with bin Laden's body "that all of us breathed ... a sigh of relief.
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Resigned to the pain and the uncertainty of the coming hours, she breathed deeply, the Mickey Mouse stitched on her dress rising and falling.
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After her death on Friday at the age of 89, Mr. Breathed wrote on Facebook of the letters they had exchanged through the years.
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This is, of course, not a new idea to American politics, though it is one Trump has breathed a degree of new life into.
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WITH the defeat of Marine Le Pen in her bid for the French presidency, establishment politicians in rich countries breathed a sigh of relief.
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Trailing by double-digits in late tracking polls, the upset victory breathed new life into a contest Clinton was hoping to wrap up early.
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We all breathed a collective sigh of relief, before the company showed off one new way in which the lines are being further blurred.
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The staff could collectively boast an encyclopedic knowledge of music — if one person didn't know a certain genre, someone else lived and breathed it.
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On Sunday, a weary nation had breathed a sigh of relief that the month-long Euro 2016 soccer tournament had ended without serious incident.
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Owen and Amelia were super confused, but breathed a sigh of relief once they realized that Maggie was only lashing out because of Jackson.
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Wood also accepted the Queer Icon Award and breathed back tears as she paid tribute to trans friends who fought in the Stonewall riots.
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"I've never breathed a breath of air on this planet when I was not a U.S. citizen," said Cruz, who was born in Canada.
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Republicans publicly breathed a sigh of relief when Trump named Pence his vice presidential pick, giving the GOP ticket a boost of institutional knowledge.
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Investors breathed a sigh of relief after Disney said in March that it would extend Chief Executive Officer Bob Iger's term to July 2019.
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"This incredible community's passion and intellect and perseverance have taken my small contribution and nurtured it, enhanced it, breathed life into it," he wrote.
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It was somewhat daunting, obviously, to breathe life into somebody so iconic and who had life breathed into him by so many other people.
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But advocates breathed a sigh of relief after Defense Secretary James Mattis's confirmation hearing, where he said he doesn't plan to change the policies.
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"James Chaney, Michael Schwerner and Andrew Goodman took their last breath just eight days after I breathed my first," he said in his book.
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In these pieces, he shows a tiresome fondness for short-breathed, end-stopped dance phrases that dog the music like a distracting running commentary.
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America breathed a sweet sigh of relief on Sunday night when our boy Leonardo DiCaprio took home a long-awaited, well-earned Oscar statue.
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Namely, being a print version of your father, offering up bourbon-breathed tutorials on the arts of tie knotting, fly casting, and skirt chasing.
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Financial markets, already battered by fears of tariff wars sparked by the United States, breathed a sigh of relief at the news (The Hill).
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Overnight in Asia, Japan's Nikkei closed up 0.2 percent while Australian shares hit seven-week highs as its huge metals sector also breathed easier.
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The data-capture infrastructure, in conjunction with the computational infrastructure, have breathed new life into some machine-learning approaches that have long been around.
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Aides have breathed a sigh of relief at this because, unlike when Spicer was press secretary, there is no leading candidate to replace Sanders.
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Following Emmanuel Macron's win in the first round of the French elections, global markets and political leaders across Europe breathed a sigh of relief.
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For progressives, the absence of a consensus on the right has breathed new life into long-stewing plans to pursue their own overhaul plans.
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I think we welcomed the challenge, and it breathed new life into our band, just like when Ben [Koller, drummer] joined our band initially.
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Nathan, who dated Ariana briefly in 2013, hasn't heard the track yet ... but after we described it, he breathed a genuine sigh of relief.
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Maybe something millions and millions of households have sitting around just waiting to have new life breathed into them by the magic of technology?
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"I lived and breathed London and hung out at Camden Market buying dodgy fashion like everyone else," says Dua of her early fashion influence.
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Ben-Ami smartly saw that J Street could become a landing pad for those disaffected progressives who lived and breathed the social-justice movement.
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Many here breathed a sigh of relief upon hearing Friday's news that, under the deal, United States tariffs on Mexican products wouldn't be increased.
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"You've got good timing," she winked, while my boyfriend and I shared a slice of homemade blueberry pie, and breathed a sigh of relief.
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He wasn't sure what the toxic blooms would do to her, even if she only breathed the noxious burning odors coming from the surface.
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Shadi Jad, the father of a three-week-old, said the infant had not seen the sun or breathed fresh air in 48 hours.
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The election of Mr. Trump breathed new life into the magazine, however, and its aggressive coverage of the president garnered praise from the left.
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"All around us we get glimpses of Atlantic City's future, as new buildings rise and old streets get new life breathed into them," Gov.
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"When she breathed into the mic, you'd hear five or six sounds come out at once, like John Coltrane playing the sax," he says.
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With the new format, the fill breathed better and, as a bonus, I could make a few more fill entries complement the theme. So!
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As the whale breathed in air after dives, his heart rate shot up to ensure that his body and tissues would be efficiently reoxygenated.
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With new life breathed into the Cleveland Indians, and rain starting to fall, Cody Allen walked the leadoff batter, David Ross, on five pitches.
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European diplomats breathed a sigh of relief again, until Mr. Trump held a prolonged and chaotic news conference a few hours later in Washington.
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This has been a problem for tappers, whose art in the past was usually presented in venues (vaudeville, night clubs) favoring short-breathed dances.
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"On Tuesday evening around 7:20pm, Suzanne breathed her last breath here at home, as I knelt beside her and caressed her," he wrote.
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But Justice Scalia died the next month, and unions breathed a sigh of relief when the case ended in a 4-to-4 tie.
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His appointment as president of Nintendo of America has breathed new life into the joke, with thousands of people sharing it on social media.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin&aposs spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters Monday that "we breathed a sigh of relief" upon learning that there were no fatalities.
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Take a breath When Carey realized that the songs were not playing as they should, she paused, breathed and surveyed the extent of the damage.
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Gilson breathed a sigh of relief in April when Fairbanks went radio silent on her, but the silence was broken in June when he reappeared.
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The repression has breathed new life into a once-fringe separatist movement that in October unilaterally declared independence for a breakaway state known as Ambazonia.
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"We all breathed a sigh of relief when the rainy season started strong in early March," said Lane Bunkers of Catholic Relief Services in Kenya.
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Trea Turner flied out in a seven-pitch at-bat before Adam Eaton breathed a bit of life back into the stadium with a single.
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For some biotech companies, money from China has breathed new life into experimental drugs or devices that lost priority inside company pipelines for various reasons.
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An exciting new creative project arrives and fresh life is breathed into your love life on February 4, thanks to the new moon in Aquarius.
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Villaseñor was staying about an hour away and says she breathed in the poor-quality air, which caused her nose and eyes to burn.
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And there are times, as the pope seems to understand, when a new spirit breathed into an institution can become its own kind of doctrine.
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Essay We've watched Jackie Robinson steal home a hundred times on those old reels, and breathed all the loving poetry about the Bums of Brooklyn.
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"I breathed a sigh of relief knowing that we had pre-written an enormous Scalia obituary a couple of years ago," Mr. Liptak told me.
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Ms Ardern, who almost single-handedly breathed new life into her party after its decade on the sidelines, is liked for her warmth and approachability.
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The upbeat jobs data might have breathed some life back into those Fed hike expectations, but markets will need a lot more convincing, traders said.
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I remember spending a lot of time on that one trying to get it to breathe in a way that it had never breathed before.
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It was both fascinating and terrible, and as I listened and breathed and let my limbs go limp, I started to feel my body moving.
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Currency markets had breathed a sigh of relief after Beijing signalled its tolerance of a stronger currency by fixing a stronger daily midpoint than expected.
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If you're a person who's ever lived, breathed, and dared to try and connect with another person, that internal conflict likely carries an unsettling resonance.
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"There is no reason to delay protecting our climate and the air breathed by communities near the still-expanding oil and gas industry," he said.
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"No one ever breathed the word 'Russia' to me," Caputo said in the interview, conducted days before he testified to the House intelligence committee Friday.
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The identical tweet was posted AGAIN on Thursday morning; and the people of Twitter breathed an exasperated sigh before kicking off another bout of trolling.
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About 22 percent of people with some education beyond high school breathed secondhand smoke, compared to 42 percent of people who didn't finish high school.
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The Mueller report was finally released to Attorney General Barr without a recommendation for further indictments and the White House breathed a sigh of relief.
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They breathed a sigh of relief after Mattis's confirmation hearing but have since been fighting on issues such as the enlistment policy and medical care.
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GE investors breathed a rare sigh of relief on Wednesday as the stock attempted to recover from its worst two-day sell-off since 2009.
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Talk of the readmission of Russia to the G-7 presents another potentially thorny topic after Trump breathed new life into the idea this week.
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The Twitter-sphere breathed a sigh of relief that this was just some random non-famous, whose freaky burrito-eating habits need not concern us.
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By giving him googly eyes and popsicle stick feet, she breathed toy life into his disposable form and adopted him as her new favorite plaything.
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In the two years since Freudian, his voice—dreamy and angelic—breathed new life into R&B, marking him as a frontrunner of the genre.
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In the last five years, however, new investors and individual buyers have breathed "new life" into the peninsula, which has about 2,500 full-time residents.
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French cheese-makers breathed a sigh of relief when China lifted the restrictions in October, allowing Brie, Camembert and Roquefort to enter the country again.
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Several years ago, she spent a day inside a metabolic chamber in a lab so that Dr. Chopra could measure everything she breathed and ate.
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"We sat down and we just looked at the world from that perspective, just kind of breathed in the new inspiration, new motivation," Djokovic said.
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What they didn't feel was the eerie silence that carried throughout the day while students breathed quietly, waiting for the ring of the fire alarm.
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" — Abigail Collazo, former spokeswoman for Stacey Abrams "By dominating on the issue of immigration, Julián Castro has breathed fresh new life into his struggling campaign.
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Ridley Scott breathed new life into the Alien franchise with Prometheus (22) and is setting the stage for something bigger with Alien: Covenant in 22010.
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Anyone who's breathed air in the past 40 years understands that rich people and big corporations will do pretty much anything to avoid paying taxes.
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Homophobia wasn't just circulating in the ether out there; it was diffused into my bones, where it lived and breathed inside of me as well.
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Her dusky voice, which rises with strength and focus, like a cloud condensing into a thunderbolt, breathed both humanity and epic grace into the music.
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We breathed relief Tuesday night when Roy Moore went down to his well-earned political death, like Jack Nicholson's Joker at the end of Batman.
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I breathed deeply from the sweet-smelling breeze, building escape fantasies around the town's elegant houses and enjoying a walk that eventually veered off course.
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Standing in the middle of a city on our tiny planet, aware of my own fragile existence, I breathed a silent hello to the cosmos.
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I quickly learned to raise my poster board over my head as a cover, and I breathed in through my nose to protect my throat.
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Down the street, Abraham Ohanyan and his 19-year-old son, Mardo, breathed a sigh of relief as they arrived back to their unscathed home.
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If Dave were to get to retirement with his nest egg intact, he might have breathed a sigh of relief in the traditional investment world.
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We asked some of our favorite writers to eulogize the brands that meant a lot to them, which breathed their last in the past decade.
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Several days later, she took a come-from-behind victory over then-Senator Barack Obama, a win that breathed new life into her presidential bid.
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It was a testament to Ben McAdoo, the first-year coach, and the many first-year Giants who breathed new life into a sagging team.
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Her fascinating, specific performances as several different characters breathed life and vitality into what can sometimes be a genre where construction matters more than execution.
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With his long-breathed croon floating over unassuming low-fi production, he sang about circumscribed but smartphone-connected lives, misfiring romances and looming life choices.
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Supporters of France's participation in the European Union breathed a sigh of relief with Macron's victory, which made him the youngest president in France's history.
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"Market breathed a huge sigh of relief and more money is being deployed back in as there is a lot of pent-up demand," he added.
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SAP's $8 billion acquisition of SurveyMonkey competitor Qualtrics has breathed new life into the survey software space, Zander Lurie, the CEO of SurveyMonkey parent SVMK Inc.
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"I breathed a sigh of relief when I spoke with the surgeon and you successfully received the GIFT OF LIFE and a functioning kidney!" she wrote.
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Mike Pence as presidential hopeful Donald Trump's choice of running mate has breathed new life into the Periods for Pence protest campaign, Stat reported on Saturday.
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"By making renewed accusations about the plaintiffs in 2017, Infowars breathed new life into this conspiracy and caused intense emotional anguish and despair," the lawsuit states.
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Also suspect: I'd been oft-cautioned not to drink or smoke while nursing, but no one breathed a word about the aforementioned fistful of hospital heroin.
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On one end, I breathed a deep sigh of relief at finally having an explanation for my diminished relationships, extreme sadness and hopelessness, and withdrawn behavior.
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"The Assad regime's draconian and heavy-handed approach to fighting this insurgency has breathed new life into al Qaeda in Syria in many ways," said Clarke.
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In a remarkable case of convergent evolution, ichthyosaurs came to resemble dolphins and whales: They breathed air, gave birth to young, and were probably warm-blooded.
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They have breathed a sigh of relief that coal prices have rebounded in the past year and there has been an unexpected coal deficit in Poland.
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Techie YouTuber Dmitry Grinberg breathed life into Sega's final home console — originally launched in the late '90s — with a version of Flappy Bird of all things.
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The strength of teachers' unions, and the life they've breathed back into the broader American labor movement, has captured the attention of some very powerful people.
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In short, Trump's victory breathed life into both political parties' infrastructures — and did little to undercut the system that keeps the US a two-party state.
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Rebranding Google Glass as an enterprise tool for blue-collar factory workers and doctors was a savvy move that breathed new life into the smart glasses.
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Frankfurt's trade-sensitive DAX was up 0.4 percent, as investors breathed relief that the euro zone's largest economy escaped recession towards the end of last year.
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This paved the way for the company to carry out a feasibility study to see if fresh life could be breathed into the century-old mine.
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All I knew was that when Timberlake breathed, "It feels good right?" whilst eye-fucking the camera, I felt something warm and delightful catch down there.
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Now the shortages on the river, and the likelihood that climate change is certain to make them worse, have breathed new, pragmatic life into their arguments.
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"Shit," I breathed, "Sean, God—" The rhythm was incessant, insistent, and I was pulling so hard at the tie on my wrists I knew I'd bruise.
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Harold Brown was the defense secretary who breathed a sigh of relief once miliary officials had managed to locate the missing warhead and render it safe.
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His remarks sent electricity through the reform movement and breathed new life into federal legislation that could still pass this year in a lame duck session.
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Random House is to release it next year in a translation by Richard Pevear and Larissa Volokhonsky, whose work has breathed new life into Russian classics.
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Those same hard times breathed new life into the college game, where young talent in a more palatable package played for their schools free of charge.
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And then I found the option to switch it up from "normal" to "fast" in the options, and I breathed one super-sized sigh of relief.
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The band's latest incarnation has breathed new life into the project, pushing their songwriting and ambitions to new levels as bigger opportunities continue to reveal themselves.
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Interest in fidget spinners peaked in April in the U.S. and in May worldwide, according to Google searches, and teachers everywhere breathed a sigh of relief.
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I went up for a nightcap but the panoramic views and southern breezes breathed the city's vitality into me, and soon it didn't feel so late.
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The country has also breathed a collective sigh of relief over the decision to push back the Olympics, now set to open on July 23, 2021.
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Inside, families like us breathed purified air while moving from exhibit to exhibit, observing pristine coral reefs behind glass or endangered penguins being fed in tanks.
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This take breathed fresh life into a work that, in recent years, has perhaps been familiar to New York audiences through Mariusz Trelinski's Metropolitan Opera production.
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Tuesday's results will reshape the race for the Democratic nomination, much as Biden's long-promised win in South Carolina breathed new life into a flagging campaign.
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Mr. Cosby's sentence on Tuesday, and Judge Kavanaugh's hearing on Thursday, have breathed new life into #MeToo a year after the first reports about Harvey Weinstein.
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The boisterous scene encompasses much of what is endearing about downtown New York, the area that has breathed life into So's brand for 19603-odd years.
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Their legions of fans, whether largely confined to six New England states, or strangely confined by no coherent boundaries of any kind, breathed sighs of relief.
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Three female vocalists enumerate attributes and possessions of two lovers, drawn from the biblical Song of Songs, in short-breathed phrases with discreet instrumentation gradually added.
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"It was one of those moments when you breathed a sigh of relief [that he's leaving], even if the outcome didn't feel quite right," Rice says.
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The Macro Museum of Contemporary Art (Via Nizza, 138; 39-06-0608) has intriguing exhibitions, but has also breathed new life into a formerly stuffy neighborhood.
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A China-based robot manufacturer has breathed life into a Transformers toy, allowing it to actually transition between standing and truck state — all on its own.
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To have that experience with Robert Downey, Jr. who breathed life into this superhero narrative for people across the world, it's a really surreal and wonderful.
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Companies moving production from China - here The trade war has breathed new life into Thailand's Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC), where Prinx Chengshan is building its factory.
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Companies moving production from China - here The trade war has breathed new life into Thailand's Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC), where Prinx Chengshan is building its factory.
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Chinese officials breathed a big sigh of relief on Friday as Long March 5, the nation&aposs most powerful rocket, roared a communications satellite into space.
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Across the country where he was born more than 150 years ago, Rubén Darío, who breathed new life into the Spanish language, is honored and remembered.
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And given the toxic view of Russia in Washington these days, several Russian foreign policy experts breathed a sigh of relief at the mere "revisionist" label.
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Michigan's voters breathed new life into Bernie Sanders's campaign last week by handing the Vermont senator one of the biggest upsets in recent presidential primary history.
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These advancements gained Gotti a mainstream fanbase that he'd never seen before and breathed new life into his already-established decade-long stronghold on the south.
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She is the one who came out of nowhere and beat the incumbent in the New York primary and she&aposs breathed new life into the party.
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I look back on this experience as we became two people who are not us and lived and breathed as them for a moment I'll never forget.
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I've breathed it for 10 years, but what I do know is I believe in the story so much but that I can't spoil it for you.
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DONALD TRUMP calls it the "failing" New York Times in his tweets, but his presidency has breathed new life into the newspaper and other mainstream media outlets.
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Apple investors breathed a much needed sigh of relief Monday, as the tech giant's shares leaped higher after a $1 billion investment from Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway.
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Investors seem to have breathed a small sigh of relief as the most recent polls ahead of the June 23 referendum showed the remain camp moving ahead.
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The Supreme Court on Monday breathed life back into the case of a Christian florist who refused to serve a gay couple that wanted a wedding arrangement.
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Who better to talk about the current and past state of the music industry than someone who has lived and breathed it for 30 or 40 years?
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And even more significantly, my much older iPad Air — which was barely usable on iOS 11 — has had new life breathed into it with the software update.
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Trump has not only breathed new life, new awareness into the demands for equal treatment for women everywhere, but in the process, he sealed his own fate.
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"Donald Trump has lived, eaten and breathed New York City for 70 years," said Michael Caputo, a former campaign aide who lives and works in New York.
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Over the next few years, Spryo flew and breathed fire through two sequels then retired to the island of misfit video game mascots, probably to torment Bubsy.
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And when it was over many Democrats breathed a sigh of relief that the party had overcome attack ads on issues ranging from Obamacare to Nancy Pelosi.
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It's unsurprising that this tech has breathed life into the most prominent digital influencers so far — this type of avatar offers the most creative latitude and photorealism.
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Republicans across the country breathed a sigh of relief late Thursday night as Montana Republican Greg Gianforte won a special election for the state's sole House seat.
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Oh, right: Young Randall breathed deeply and approached the red-headed girl in the mall of whom we sneaked an important peek in the season 2 premiere.
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Donald Trump's victory in that election breathed new life into that debate, and into broader debates about why Trump won and how to defeat Trumpism going forward.
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Much like mall kiosks and VR "experiences" of yore, the ever-popular rollercoaster simulation has had new life breathed into it by first-person, ride-through videos.
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Tortoises can live up to 255 years, so the animal I sought to walk may be crawling around Central Park long after I have breathed my last.
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A victory for Dutch populists would worry traditional European parties, who breathed a collective sigh of relief after Rutte defeated the right wing in 2017 general elections.
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That effort has breathed new life in to Watervliet Arsenal in New York, where near machines will be installed in the "Big Gun Shop" to increase production.
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Tesla missed its quarterly target for producing its hot Model 3 cars, but investors still breathed a sigh of relief Tuesday that the numbers weren't more disappointing.
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EU fans, however, breathed a sigh of relief at news Wednesday that centrist François Bayrou decided to throw his support to former Socialist economy minister Emmanuel Macron.
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Vianello displayed some results, including a color-coded map of all the particles the mannequin had breathed in during one of its 24-hour apartment-sitting sessions.
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That came after the departure of Donna Karan from her own brand, and DKNY's creative director Jane Chung, who breathed life into the brand from the beginning.
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But on Tuesday the US Forest Service breathed a sign of relief as firefighters said they had managed to stop the blaze destroying the famous Bennett Juniper.
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A poet who died 101 years ago, he created work that shattered literary norms and breathed new life into the language — on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Yet when the referee blew his whistle to end a 21-21 Spain victory, the all-world Spanish players must have breathed an enormous sigh of relief.
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Footsteps Across the country where he was born more than 150 years ago, Rubén Darío, who breathed new life into the Spanish language, is honored and remembered.
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So Luke and Lorelai shippers breathed a sigh of relief back in April, when Entertainment Weekly reported that Luke and Lorelai are engaged but not yet married.
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Similarly, in a study still under review, 246 participants with symptoms of respiratory infection breathed into a droplet-collecting device called the Gesundheit-II for 30 minutes.
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I remember watching Abdulhamid al-Yousef, a father of two, hold his son and daughter before their burial; they were poisoned by the very air they breathed.
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Casey and I collectively breathed a sigh of relief when we walked into our one-bedroom apartment after our 13-hour connecting flight from Seoul, South Korea.
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The effect, actually caused by air trapped in their fur, gave rise to an early misconception about platypuses, that they "breathed through their butts," Mr. Dockerill said.
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They spoke after U.S. stocks opened higher Tuesday as investors breathed a sigh of relief after it appeared tensions between the U.S. and North Korean would ease.
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But his overwhelming victory in South Carolina breathed new life into his campaign and forced his main moderate rivals, former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Sen.
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Barr also breathed fresh life into another of Trump's conspiracy theories -- that the FBI's Russia investigation was unjustified and rooted in political bias by Obama administration officials.
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The team's rookie safety tandem, Jamal Adams and Marcus Maye, has breathed life into the defense, drawing comparisons to the early days of Seattle's Legion of Boom.
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Measles is one of the most contagious infections and can live for up to two hours in the airspace where an infected person breathed, coughed or sneezed.
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Hillary Clinton's supporters breathed a heavy sigh of relief on Tuesday night when news finally landed that she eked out a win over Bernie Sanders in Kentucky.
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PM1003 levels are the most closely monitored because they account for the majority of air pollutants in China and can be harmful to the body when breathed.
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It wasn't until a year later that the duo decided to experiment with chlorophyll pigmentation and the artists soon began planting "paintings" that literally lived and breathed.
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The main concern revolves around what's called fine particulate matter, or PM2.5, which is so small it can easily be breathed in and lodge deep into the lungs.
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So when NASA finally put the thing in a death spiral around Saturn in April, you'd think that the mission's scientists would have breathed a sigh of relief.
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That's why everyone breathed a collective sigh of relief on Tuesday night when the president made a dumb typo, otherwise known as the "covfefe" heard around the world.
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" When Abeo arrives at the rehabilitation center, she is still grief-stricken: "when she breathed, the air rattled around inside of her like gravel in an empty can.
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" Another George R.R. Martin book, 1980's aptly-titled The Ice Dragon, paints an even darker picture, per Vanity Fair, saying, "Ice formed when [an ice dragon] breathed.
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Pharmacist Ali Walid breathed a deep sigh of relief this week when Turkey agreed to halt a military thrust into northeastern Syria aimed at pushing back Kurdish fighters.
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The idea was not universally accepted; a former governor of the Bank of England called it "the most mischievous doctrine ever breathed in the monetary or banking world".
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Jones had just completed a hugely successful and entertaining stint as a guest commentator at the Olympics in Rio, where she breathed life into a boorish NBC broadcast.
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Chinese antiquities dealers collectively breathed a sigh of relief when it was announced that the Trump administration's tariff on Chinese imports no longer applies to artworks and antiquities.
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Miasmas was a theory that the air that rose up from decomposing waste was somehow infected, and if you breathed in that air, it would make you sick.
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For the first time in so long, the moment she was living in was a new one, and the stale air she breathed was fresh, fragrant as spring.
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Investors breathed a sigh of relief after Macron won the first round of the election on April 2799.95, seeing his victory as the best of all possible outcomes.
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According to a note accompanying the order from the chief minister's office, burning is aggravating air pollution and producing fine particulate that is particularly hazardous when breathed in.
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Many Democrats and Republicans breathed a sigh of relief when, last month, Congress finally passed and President Trump signed the budget bill for the current 2017 fiscal year.
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Stocks rallied on Tuesday as Wall Street breathed a sigh of relief after China's president said he would work to "open" the country's economy, easing trade war fears.
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"Markets have breathed a sigh of relief this morning as the first U.S. presidential debate drew to a close," Standard Bank trader Inshaan Omar said in a note.
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"Fly" sustains impossibly long-breathed vocal drones over a flickering heartbeat as Mimi Parker sings, "Leave my weary bones and fly" and the video suggests a mother's death.
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For years, the position had been downgraded in importance, but Ezekiel Elliott's emergence with Dallas last season breathed some life into the concept of a game-changing back.
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Either way, it had at least breathed hope in the Giants late in November, when on Halloween, at 222-33, they shared claim to the league's worst record.
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The book, which built on the work of other poets like José Martí, shattered the stodgy literary norms of the day and breathed new life into the language.
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The prayerful melody of the fourth piece shed its songlike character; even the longest-breathed singer would have had a hard time sustaining the line at this tempo.
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That funk is breathed by everyone in a movie that strikingly pairs the executive's demeaning actions with the stifling moral vacancy of the power structure that shields him.
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Many breathed a sigh of relief this week when it became clear there were no casualties caused by Iranian missile strikes on Iraqi military bases housing US troops.
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Audience numbers aside, players, developers, event organizers, and viewers I talked to all agree that this growing class of mods has breathed new life into familiar older titles.
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WASHINGTON — When Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was released from the hospital last weekend after another in a string of health scares, blue America breathed a sigh of relief.
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Arts & Leisure _____ Across the country where he was born more than 150 years ago, Rubén Darío, who breathed new life into the Spanish language, is honored and remembered.
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When our photog told them the PwC employees won't be allowed back at the Oscars but get to keep their day jobs ... Miles breathed a sigh of relief.
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Some in Silicon Valley breathed a sigh of relief as French voters overwhelmingly backed Emmanuel Macron as their next president over the far-right candidate, Marine Le Pen.
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In response, McKinnon breathed heavily in the corner while wearing a collared pink dress, denim jacket, and super-short buzz cut wig, as her inspiration is like to do.
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It's long been known that, in certain concentrations, the compounds could be dangerous if they got into water or if people breathed dust or ate food that contained them.
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Investors breathed a sigh of relief Monday when Saudi Energy Minister Khalid A. Al-Falih said the kingdom does not wish to impose an oil embargo on the West.
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Chapo, known for his daring escapes, remained seated at the defense table, prompting laughter from everyone except the courtroom guards, who glared and no doubt breathed sighs of relief.
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When the actress, 46, first bought her four-bedroom house in Los Angeles' Fryman Canyon, she found that the "traditional" space needed a bit of life breathed into it.
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Standing outside one of the few supermarkets open in Fort McMurray, Jessica Kogitowisz, 23, breathed a sigh of relief as she talked about her townhouse, untouched by the disaster.
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Beyond the new wave of refreshed washes and finishes that have breathed renewed life into our mainstay fabric, there are loads of new ways to do denim this season.
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And then, just before he went in for breakfast, he reached for one of the fullest flowers, brought it up close and breathed deep of that old rose fragrance.
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He's somebody who breathed rarefied air right up there with the Clintons and others, given his position, his power and his wealth and his great success as a businessman.
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Liberals might have breathed a sigh of relief at the far-right party's third-place finish, but it is still poised to wield formidable power in Mr Kurz's government.
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Oil and copper markets breathed a sigh of relief Tuesday, but supply-and-demand concerns may hold these commodities back longer term, an expert told CNBC's "Power Lunch " Tuesday.
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I was a bit in the dark, I wasn't aware, but I acknowledge that Tim had breathed such incredible new life into Batman and Jack Nicholson was just fabulous.
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As wildfire smoke descended on Seattle last week, the sun turned an apocalyptic shade of red and the city breathed in some of the unhealthiest air in the world.
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There, campaign veterans who lived and breathed Trump opposition research could reuse that institutional knowledge as the DNC positions itself at the front line of the anti-Trump forces.
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As the busiest week of earnings season came to a close, Cramer breathed a sigh of relief despite Friday's mild pullback caused by a weaker-than-expected GDP number.
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Trump's comments put the two-year-old detente in jeopardy just days after the death of former Cuban leader Fidel Castro, which breathed new life into the policy debate.
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And as historians agree, much of the United States' 20th century success was built on the back of the New Deal, and the life it breathed into the nation.
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The intellectual properties that had new life breathed into them in the last year are classics, and I certainly understand why studios would be interested in bringing them back.
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There was no advance hype; no one had breathed a word that the comedian was making a series with co-stars including Alan Alda, Steve Buscemi and Edie Falco.
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From the moment Green stepped on the court, though, the crowd expressed its disapproval, booing him when he was introduced, when he touched the ball and when he breathed.
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Angela Meade, who triumphed in "Norma" at the Met in 2013 and will take over the part in December, displays a more serene, long-breathed authority with this music.
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The head of the 5-Star, Luigi Di Maio, jumped onto the balcony of government headquarters to raise his fist in triumph, while League leader Matteo Salvini breathed defiance.
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But Omar has still not explained some puzzling discrepancies and inconsistencies in her marriage history that raised questions about her marriages and have breathed life into allegations of fraud.
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He claimed victory because 98.2 percent of those who voted were with him, but the rest of Europe breathed relief that the low turnout had nullified the referendum's validity.
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"Like the 'Lonely Mountain' Erebor in JRR Tolkien's mythology, Ahuna Mons on Ceres was once occupied by a dragon, but one that 'breathed' ice, not fire," the release reads.
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Role of smokers Secondhand smoke is defined as the mixture of the smoke breathed out by the smoker combined with the smoldering end of a cigarette, cigar or pipe.
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Soviet scientists, investigating ways to keep cosmonauts alive in space, lived for up to six months in experimental chambers where they breathed oxygen from algae and ate hydroponic crops.
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As in the case of many other responders, his ailment, scarring of the heart, was attributed by his doctors to the noxious dust he breathed in at ground zero.
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The studio has breathed lucrative new life into its decades-old comic-book properties, and built a ravenous fan base for each new character it introduces at the multiplex.
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Stefan, who watched it on TV with his wife and older son at home in San Diego, glued to the couch on the back nine, breathed in the moment.
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Rising oil prices have breathed new life into the oil patch, but the sudden enthusiasm has made Cramer wonder if it can all be chalked up to irrational exuberance.
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The industry breathed a sigh of relief after the four-hour hearing, in which lawmakers did not outline any immediate plans for increased oversight on the largely deregulated sector.
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Ms. Pelosi made the announcement as lawmakers breathed a sigh of relief on Capitol Hill after Mr. Trump announced he would back away from any military escalation against Tehran.
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She received a surge in campaign contributions afterward, raising $9 million in the following three days as well as positive news coverage that breathed fresh life into her campaign.
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She had to wear a charcoal mask on her face "a barrier against toxins, it was it was monitoring the air, filtering the air that she breathed," says Harrison.
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Analysts and investors who have been nervous about opposition from the unions in South Africa and expected delays from the regulators breathed a sigh of relief after the announcement.
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"It was a sleepy little desert town having new life breathed into all the older homes left unloved and in disrepair but that had great bones," Mr. Tomlin said.
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Clinton's team breathed a sigh of relief as the results of the often-unpredictable campaign made clear that she had rebounded after her crushing defeat in the New Hampshire primary.
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After the abject failure that was the Wii U — a console that sold about a tenth of what its predecessor did — the Switch has breathed new life into the company.
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The fact that we breathed and live a life... and was a god to our children... just that, means that we have a story and it deserves to be told.
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Two new deals to start the year and positive trial presentations at the J.P. Morgan Health Care Conference have breathed new life into some of last year's biggest stock losers.
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Stock market investors worried about U.S.-China trade tensions breathed a sigh of relief as China made its first major U.S. soybean purchases in more than six months on Wednesday.
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A federal appeals court on Friday said it would not reconsider a recent decision that breathed new life into a patent holding company's infringement case against Alphabet Inc's Google LLC.
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Shannon has taken the fantasy epic and breathed new life into it, allowing women's stories to take center stage where they belong, even in a world nothing like our own.
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I lived here years ago, when men wore frills and finery and let their hair grow into long lovelocks, before the queen's fair name was breathed upon, before the war.
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A vast majority of the visitors to Mr. Pinsky's pollution pods either scrunched up their faces or covered their noses as soon as they breathed in the scent of diesel.
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Yesterday, women all over the world breathed a sigh of relief at the news that Patty Jenkins had been tapped to direct Wonder Woman 2, once again starring Gal Gadot.
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" David looked at me a long moment, breathed deep, and moved on by saying, "do you know we can buy a building on the Lower East Side for a dollar?
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We have been fortunate enough to have breathed new life into the conversation of gun violence and elevated it to the forefront of the American consciousness for the past year.
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One day, after a lunar walk, Schmitt accidentally breathed in some of the abundant moon dust that he and his commander had tracked back in to the Challenger living quarters.
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While fans of Hutchinson and Poppe breathed a sigh of relief, fans of Barret took to Twitter to voice their displeasure at the show that axed their artist of choice.
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"Million Dollar Baby" and "Rocky" are both excellent boxing pictures and worthy best picture winners that breathed fresh life into perhaps the most cliché-ridden genre in all of cinema.
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Gift givers everywhere breathed a sigh of relief as the hottest (and most expensive) stocking stuffer of the year hit Apple Store shelves just in time for the holiday season.
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As the busiest week of earnings season came to a close, Jim Cramer breathed a sigh of relief despite Friday's mild pullback caused by a weaker-than-expected GDP number.
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PEOPLE in one of Mexico's poorest states breathed a sigh of relief when over 170 tonnes of food were flown in at the start of July to restock local shops.
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But Omar has still not explained some puzzling discrepancies and inconsistencies in her marriage history that raise questions about her marriages and have breathed life into to allegations of fraud.
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Advocates for human needs breathed an audible sigh of relief this past December when Congress reached a budget agreement that prevented the next round of sequestration cuts from taking place.
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I know that same impulse of hope in Ma is alive in me, beating beneath my ribs, something she breathed into my soul on a wayward ship so long ago.
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JAMESTOWN, St. Helena (Reuters) - On St. Helena, the remote volcanic outcrop in the South Atlantic where Napoleon breathed his last, big changes are afoot - well, big by St. Helena standards.
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Scott Walker of Wisconsin have breathed new life into these efforts by saying that delegates should be free to follow their consciences instead of being committed to back a candidate.
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The device was far more responsive than I'd been aware of before—so much so that I had to watch how I breathed or I'd send my avatar rocketing skyward.
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Mark K. Shriver writes that he had become "disillusioned" about the Roman Catholic Church until Pope Francis came along three years ago and breathed new life into it for him.
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"If you were the unfortunate sucker who got tasked to stand gate guard that night to watch the control point, then guess what you breathed all night long," he said.
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But as a new viewer, in Snow White I experienced a surprising interpretation of a classic tale that breathed new life into dance, a medium that I previously found tiresome.
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"We recommend showers at night before going to bed to get pollen off their hair so it doesn't get deposited on the pillow and get breathed in all night,"Dr.
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Beyond these uncharacteristic expressions of camaraderie, the post-Tet groundswell also breathed life into the South's new constitutional system, hitherto scorned or dismissed after the previous year's rigged presidential election.
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"I would say, unlike my colleagues who lived and breathed tech from day one, building rocket engines out of their garages, I admittedly wasn't particularly passionate about tech," Gross said.
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So if a new life can be breathed into them by different sort of players, and there are quite a number of such players, I say, Bob is your uncle.
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Investors also breathed a sigh of relief after North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un stated that he would hold fire on making a decision surrounding a missile strike on Guam.
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The protests breathed new life into civil societies, even as increasingly repressive states pushed activists to work under a cloak of secrecy, and the unrest stoked pre-existing sectarian tensions.
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I promised I&aposd call her if I needed anything, and as I walked home, I breathed a sigh of relief knowing that my body was probably balancing itself out.
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Some breathed a sigh of relief as they saw the names of their loved ones on the list while others continued to hope and pray they would soon have news.
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FX's "American Crime Story," which just finished its first season, has breathed new life into the O.J. Simpson murder case, and an explosive upcoming ESPN documentary will do the same.
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A federal investigation into Anthony Weiner's sexting has breathed new life into an FBI inquiry into Hillary Clinton's private email server and concerns that she improperly handled of classified information.
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"Looking back, a lot of people at Lukoil breathed a sigh of relief that they didn't have to pile billions into Venezuela," said an executive in the Junin-6 consortium.
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WHEN, IN EARLY NOVEMBER, INS Arihant surfaced off India's east coast, its submariners breathed in the claggy air of the Bay of Bengal for the first time in almost three weeks.
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A guy who has passion for the game, but realizes that there are others who have lived and breathed the game for decades who he was able to bring on board.
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MIAMI — Residents of Miami and surrounding areas breathed a small sigh of relief on Saturday, as the direct path of Hurricane Irma was forecasted to head to the west of Florida.
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Nothing moved dramatically with the exception of the equity markets that breathed a sigh of relief that more rate hikes were less likely past the three already baked into the markets.
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Late last month, when Trump endorsed her in a tweet, calling her a "consistent and reliable vote for the Make America Great Again agenda," DC Republicans breathed a sigh of relief.
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Maudie, directed by Aisling Walsh, offers a complex portrait of a woman who resided on the literal edges of society and had no formal training, but lived and breathed her painting.
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Already, BandLab has breathed new life into Swee Lee's 70-year-old business, which has expanded to become a place to find music lessons and buy merchandising as well as instruments.
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"OPEC-led cuts have breathed new life into oil bulls but unless the organization digs deeper, the drawdown in global oil stockpiles will soon fizzle out," broker PVM's Stephen Brennock wrote.
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There are times I read a verse from scripture and wonder whether God looked into the portals of time and breathed out very specific words for a certain time in history.
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As camera hordes rushed to surround a greasy-faced woman flanked by go-go dancers in neon electric tape, Jim Fris took a step back and breathed a sigh of relief.
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Capital markets breathed a sigh of relief after the first round of the French presidential election on April 23, when Le Pen and centrist Emmanuel Macron advanced to Sunday's runoff vote.
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No thanks—I'll stick to beer-breathed buggers elbowing their way through hordes of spangled sods desperately buttoning and unbuttoning their shirts as a means of staving off a heart attack.
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Even though the newscaster had quoted a source claiming to know the result, to cheers, the sense of eye-rolling inevitability receded and met a brief moment of short-breathed anticipation.
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Reprising his memorable Key & Peele character, Key breathed fiery life into Obama's recent Facebook post about President Trump's efforts to repeal and replace his signature domestic achievement, the Affordable Care Act.
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Among the opioid overdose patients, 25 percent experienced aspiration pneumonia, bacterial infections that happen when food, saliva or vomit is breathed into the lungs instead of remaining in the digestive tract.
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Humanity breathed a collective sigh of relief today as the robot army amassing to subjugate us under its shiny metal grip revealed an all-too-familiar Achilles heel: Crippling existential dread.
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Bottega Veneta's sales surged after Maier arrived in 2001 as he breathed new life into the brand, though they have flagged in recent years due to markdowns and weaker Chinese demand.
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Senate Republicans breathed a collective sigh of relief early Saturday morning when a $1.4 trillion tax bill that had teetered on the brink of failure passed with only one GOP defection.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's cabinet breathed new life on Sunday into efforts to anchor in law the country's status as a Jewish state, legislation Palestinians have described as an obstacle to peace.
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Will and I couldn't hold back our excitement as we breathed in the scent and made our way past a long line of people waiting to hear their name get called.
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A man who has worked, breathed and—quite literally—lived on the format for the past five decades, he opened my eyes to a world I did not really know existed.
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The Freedom Party and its European allies expressed disappointment at the defeat but delight at the record support from Austrian voters, while traditional parties of government breathed a sigh of relief.
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Mr. Romer's matchmaker had already given him one gift, a donation which breathed into life the Marron Institute of Urban Management at New York University — Mr. Romer is its former director.
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Global markets breathed a sigh of relief, with U.S. stock futures rising significantly — but there's plenty of negotiating left to do, and little sign yet that meaningful progress can be made.
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" In Mr. Weil's case, the officer who was reportedly exposed, Jamie Fellows, wrote, "The cloud of fentanyl came down around me and I had breathed in a portion of the powder.
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But the five-months-old Siren Hotel has breathed new life into the Renaissance Revivalist exemplar, restoring its travertine floors, the plaster detailing on its ceilings and its terra-cotta signs.
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The big crowds have breathed new life into the economy of the remote region around the mountain, creating jobs for residents in the area, many of whom have been alpaca herders.
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Rising oil prices have breathed new life into the oil patch, but the sudden enthusiasm has made CNBC's Jim Cramer wonder if it can all be chalked up to irrational exuberance.
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Several analysts said both companies will be better off on their own, noting that the extension of U.S. solar investment tax credits beyond 2016 had breathed new life into the industry.
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Adam Scott, the 2013 Masters champion and former world No. 1, breathed easier when he saw a police officer patrolling the lobby of the hotel where he is staying, he said.
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When President Bill Clinton signed into law the Telecommunications Act of 1996, 20 years ago today, those in Congress on both sides of the aisle breathed a palpable sigh of relief.
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The images showed that scores of people, including children, died on April 4 in Khan Sheikhun, in northern Syria, suffering symptoms consistent with having breathed in some sort of nerve agent.
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It's a gift and a skewering, a love letter and a pratfall — an old-school murder mystery breathed into riotous new life by a young Jedi master of moviemaking, Rian Johnson.
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Spitsov breathed new life into the Russian challenge on the final leg as the French fell away, reeling in the leading pair and making it a two-horse race for gold.
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When the Hall of Fame running back Earl Campbell retired in 1986 following eight seasons of highlight-reel collisions, defenders throughout the National Football League breathed a respectful sigh of relief.
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During his 32 years of greasing machines at the sprawling Union Carbide plant south of Houston, Malone feared the chemicals he breathed might one day make him sick, his sons recall.
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Sophia is also the founder of Girlboss Media, which is getting a new life and fresh funding breathed into it right now as Sophia looks to reinvent her company once again.
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After more than thirty years of absence from the political forefront, the war breathed a fresh resurgence into the controversial organization, which quickly set about mobilizing activists abroad and providing humanitarian aid.
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They not only created a new sound—layering disco classics with house beats and the rhythms of 1980s American groove—but breathed life into an otherwise outdated and outshined French music scene.
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These works represent my reimagined replacement of the natural beauty that lived and breathed atop the minerals that brought wealth and abundance to colonizing cultures, contrasting the ideas of nature and territory.
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Corral recalled that, after the third time he breathed in marijuana, the man smiled, gave a thumbs up, opened his eyes, and talked to his family — before he died an hour later.
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Investors seem to have breathed a small sigh of relief as the most recent polls ahead of the U.K.'s June 343 referendum on EU membership showed the remain camp moving ahead.
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I'd take Sanders more seriously if he would stop bleating about breaking up the big banks and instead breathed life into what really matters for jobs: nurturing more entrepreneurs and starter-uppers.
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Instead, grains of moon dust — which are largely the products of micrometeorite impacts — remain sharp and abrasive and can easily slice into an astronaut&aposs lung cells if breathed in too deeply.
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For the moment, however, the markets breathed a sigh of relief that far-left firebrand Melenchon did not advance to the second round -- the euro strengthening dramatically in electronic trading Sunday evening.
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He easily fielded a question about whether his Canadian birthplace calls his eligibility for the presidency into question, saying he's "never breathed a breath of air" as anything but an American citizen.
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"I do consider myself a feminist," Kylie Jenner told Glamour UK. And with those six words, the entire universe breathed a heavy sigh of relief and Earth continued to circle the sun.
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The Russians breathed a collective sigh of relief after clinching a last eight spot and triggering wild celebrations across the vast country but coach Stanislav Cherchesov attempted to keep his players grounded.
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Protesters clashed with security forces during protests in Venezuela on Saturday after a ban on Capriles breathed life into a fractured movement and fueled the first sustained anti-government demonstrations since 2014.
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The company's blow-out September quarterly results and strong guidance "breathed new life" into the whole semiconductor cohort, he said, pointing to the stocks of Qualcomm, Skyworks Solutions, Broadcom and Marvell Technology.
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This was welcome news to Saudi King Salman and the more than 85033 Arab leaders he assembled in Riyadh over the weekend, who breathed a collective sigh of relief when Trump arrived.
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Anger bubbled up inside of me and morphed into hurtful words I spewed if my husband didn't get me the right toppings on my McDonald's order, or if he, like, breathed wrong.
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The only Randy Kennedy I knew about was a guy I had read for years in The New York Times, a journalist who breathed the rarefied air of the international art business.
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It meant she breathed more freely — finally replacing the laissez-passer papers she had with a passport — and assuaged a lifelong anxiety she held about being restricted in her ability to travel.
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Three years later, when I picked my son up for the first time — and breathed in his scent as I had for my hounds — I burst into tears of pure, unadulterated joy.
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When Fareeda re-appears during the final 10 minutes of the film, fabulously dancing alone at the homecoming dance in an enviable fringed and sparkly frock, I breathed a sigh of relief.
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On my knees before Missus B.'s letter box, I breathed in the rich smell of chicken bubbling in garam masala, listened to women gossip in a pretty language I didn't understand.
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I was like so many others—blissfully unaware that the chemicals in the foods we ate, clothes we wore, water we drank and air we breathed were largely unregulated by our government.
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But the two developments breathed new life into Gulf oil production development, which was slowed by the BP Deepwater Horizon accident in 2010 and the collapse in oil prices two years ago.
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The purpose of a medieval wimple was virtuous: Wearing an inverted ice cream cone on your head screened from view the ears into which, on one occasion, divine conception had been breathed.
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And Maria Kowroski, opposite Tyler Angle, gave "Diamonds" a gleaming sophistication, though it was their power as a couple that mattered most: They looked into each other's eyes, they breathed the steps.
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She breathed in deeply and owned the place, grabbing the title by breaking serve, winning the last game by striking yet another catapulting forehand winner that Williams could only watch sail by.
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But then the grease-stained angels at Pizza Hut announced the arrival of its new Stuffed Cheez-It Pizza, and we breathed the deepest sigh of relief our vape-shredded lungs allowed.
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The whole revelation was eye-opening, and after seeing Google take the feedback to heart and rid its software of the culinary abomination, concerned emoji users breathed a virtual sigh of relief.
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"The steel mills were delighted - they didn't need to die, breathed a sigh of relief and also relaxed their vigilance towards overcapacity," said Liu Zhenjiang, the vice secretary-general of the CISA.
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Activists had breathed a sigh of relief in December 2017, when Indonesia's Constitutional Court narrowly voted down a call for the criminalization of LGBT relations brought by a group of conservative Muslims.
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If anybody grasps the cultural implications of bringing $6 street-meat sandwiches indoors where they can perfume the air breathed by consumers of Pink shirts and Floga furs, it is Mr. Chang.
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In fact, the Jägerbomb was, in its own way, the emblem of Binge Britain's wanton wasted-ness, a harbinger of a vomit-splattered doom, a kebab-breathed horseman of a sloppy apocalypse.
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The Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago in 2018 launched an interactive tool that shows just how much different parts of the world would benefit if they breathed clean air.
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But down-ballot candidates, used to being hot commodities for a party out of power, are now fighting for attention with an administration that suddenly dominates the political oxygen breathed by Jewish Republicans.
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Going against the judgment of European counterparts, the president withdrew from an Iran Deal that breathed life into an Iranian economy squeezed by sanctions and kept Israel in a well-funded Hezbollah's crosshairs.
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Many Georgians breathed a sigh of relief as Mr Ivanishvili demonised his predecessor, whose methods often struck fear into the populace, and promised to normalise relations with Russia, which Mr Saakashvili had infuriated.
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For those born with critical issues, more monitors are often added, such as those to check the levels of carbon dioxide breathed out, monitor other breathing parameters and watch electric brain wave activity.
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I saw the shining lid of the ocean from Irving Street, the way it rose, on a clear day, like something that breathed, that was alive, down at the end of the avenues.
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Against expectations and under threat of escalating tariffs, the president of the EU blinked and, as he said, "made a deal" with the U.S. Investors and business planners breathed a sigh of relief.
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A sheriff's sergeant, deputy, a Zion Police officer and 11 firefighters who responded to the scene and breathed in the fumes are among those in the hospital, the Lake County Sheriff's Office said.
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Despite numerous reports confirming the news, Netflix took to Twitter to confirm the beloved slapstick sitcom wouldn't be going anywhere, at least not in 2019, and fans everywhere breathed a sigh of relief.
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Beginning again this past February, I lived and breathed the series: rewatching much of it, editing an elaborate preseason newsletter and traveling to Northern Ireland to explore the show's relationship with the country.
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As Giselle in the subsequent "Enchanted" (2007), she breathed exuberant life into not only a high-concept revision of Disney princess dogma, but an entire new wave of live-action fairy-tale movies.
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They want to be on screen, to be center stage, to become stars, and this is not their fault — it's the air breathed in the adult world and, as a result, in theirs.
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"Leon, having breathed clean air before he left Montana to go to Washington, D.C., knew the difference between that air and this air," Pat Williams, a former congressman from Montana, said this year.
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No US company breathed a bigger sigh of relief after Mr Trump's currency manipulator bluff than Boeing, which was represented on the president's council by its former chairman and chief executive James McNerney.
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While 2005 certainly wasn't the height of the boy band's fame, it was enough that they, at one point, breathed the same air as Kelly Clarkson and opened for her at a concert.
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Babbage theorized the atmosphere around us as a vast library containing every utterance ever breathed, and he dreamed of a device that would enable us to decode those voices hidden in the ether.
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Cashin said investors breathed a sigh of relief after Cohn, who is Jewish, told the Financial Times he would not resign after Trump's remarks on a violent white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virgina.
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Markets breathed a sigh of relief after U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said a 'phase-one' trade deal with China was "totally done", boosting trade-exposed UK stocks including HSBC, Burberry and miners.
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THE ARTS An article on Monday about Harper Lee's correspondence with the cartoonist Berkeley Breathed misstated her age at the time she wrote a letter to him comparing herself to a Charles Dickens character.
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They breathed in amniotic fluid, their hearts pumped blood through their umbilical cords into a gas exchange system outside of the bag, and monitors measured their vital signs, blood flow, and other important functions.
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In 1999, The Blair Witch Project breathed new life into both horror and the indie scene by inventing the found-footage subgenre, which is now on its last legs following six Paranormal Activity movies.
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They breathed in kerosene from the fumes of a tiny "Tokyo" model burning beneath them, and actor Haruo Nakajima says he lost 20 pounds in the production because the costume was so physically strenuous.
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Meanwhile, Russian military actions in Ukraine and pressure from the Trump administration have breathed new life into a European defense market to which U.S. defense firms have paid relatively little attention in recent years.
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Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York (popularly known as "Fergie") breathed a gigantic sigh of relief as things went smoothly during her daughter Princess Eugenie's wedding to Jack Brooksbank at St. George's Chapel on Friday.
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It did not come easily to me and it took years and years of struggling and failing, but I loved it and lived and breathed it because there was no other option for me.
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Besides, sports was what his town lived and breathed, and he too wanted to be a part of that legendary group of men and women from his community that people talked about for decades.
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It was a barrage that paused for a breather with an older song, "Bees," which has a slow-strummed, zitherlike sample and long-breathed vocals (although the lyrics are about bees on the attack).
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The pro-life advocates claim that the embryo has "personhood rights," yet this would imply that the embryo, with no life yet breathed into it, has the upper hand over the adult biological father.
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This year, that song is Jelani Blackman's "Submarine," a moody, abrasive, almost jazz-tinged track that seems to have been sucked out of Jelani's smoked-out lungs and breathed into London's cold, winter streets.
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Portuguese bond yields slipped to lows not seen since the start of September on Monday as investors breathed a sigh of relief that the country's credit rating had not been slashed to junk status.
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A formidable challenge, but some teams breathed a quiet sigh of relief: last August, the pusher vehicle bested the winning team's pod after Musk decided on a whim to race it in the tube.
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"The market breathed a sigh of relief with the Chinese trade numbers despite the tit-for-tat trade war with the U.S.," said Dean Popplewell, vice president of market analysis at Oanda in Toronto.
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And now, in our unending quest for boozy-breathed truth, THUMP and Beats1 host Julie Adenuga have hit the streets of Watford with one question on our minds: is there life on other planets?
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He also breathed new life into a moribund Texas Democratic Party which four years ago saw its superstar gubernatorial candidate Wendy Davis spend close to $50 million dollars only to lose to Republican Gov.
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Islanders center Frans Nielsen breathed a distinct sigh of relief after his team ended a four-game winless streak, its longest of the season, with a 22.29-13 home victory over Ottawa on Wednesday.
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I think that while Trump's election can feel like it's breathed new life into a fringe group, the darker truth is that he's unhooded a massive beast that had been actively lurking all along.
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A mere six hours after having given birth to her, I traced the tiny details of her countenance, breathed in the scent of baby hair, and sang to her from beneath heavily lidded eyes.
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But, so often, religious leaders, including those in the Vatican, seem less focused on the needy and more on issues that Jesus never breathed a word about, like gays, or abortion, or family planning.
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Sega's advances in the racing game industry during the middle of the 22s had proven an inspirational push to rival companies, and "breathed new life into other racing games that later followed", says Mizuguchi.
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The Bagger has heard that publicists for "Black Panther" breathed a sigh of relief when the popular-film Oscar was abandoned last week: Now, this film can make a play for the real deal.
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But last month, as the nebulizer hummed loudly in her La Jolla, California, hotel room, she breathed in medicine through her mask and hoped this day would be the first step toward something different.
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Her heart was racing, and her breathing was ragged and irregular enough that the E.R. doctors put her on a ventilator, a machine that breathed for her, to make sure she got enough oxygen.
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After the firing and/or resignation of Trump's third national security adviser last week, many people breathed a sigh of relief that one of the administration's biggest hawks no longer had the president's ear.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel's culture minister breathed a sigh of relief on Tuesday that her country's contender had failed to land an Oscar nomination for best foreign language film - despite not having watched the movie.
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Researchers followed more than 36,000 women from 1993 until 2003 and analyzed air pollution and traffic exhaust near their homes to see if what they breathed might be connected to their ability to conceive.
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Our stories, our sit-ins, our protests breathed life into our democracy and transformed the balance of power in Washington by putting more of it in the hands of women, especially women of color.
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Bites from infected fleas are the most common cause of bubonic plague infection, but the pneumonic variant - where the bacterium is breathed into the lungs - is more dangerous because it is spread through coughing.
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After the announcement of a handshake deal, farmers and ranchers breathed a collective sigh of relief with the knowledge that their products will continue to flow across the northern and southern borders tariff free.
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We've gone hands-on with Analogue's previous console clones, including the luxurious, all-aluminum Analogue Nt that played NES games, and the Super Nt that breathed life back into your old 16-bit SNES cartridges.
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Investors breathed a sigh of relief last week after central banks in the United States and Europe maintained their dovish stance and Britain lawmakers got an extension on their country's exit from the European Union.
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This isn't the first time in recent years that Friday the 13th — which hit theaters in 1980, two years after John Carpenter's Halloween breathed new life into the slasher subgenre — was considered for a reboot.
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Measles is spread through casual contact with the virus, which can remain infectious in the air of an enclosed space for up to two hours after it is breathed out by someone carrying the disease.
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"22015 Days is a peaceful prayer vigil that has undoubtedly breathed new life into the movement," says Danelia Cardona, a psychiatrist who heads the Colombia Episcopal Conference's Department for the Promotion and Defense of Life.
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As a recent arrival to Austin, Cordova's breathed new life into the scene booking cutting edge DJs, producing banging techno alongside Katrina Fairlee as Permian Basin, and deconstructing it live with the improvisational group Maramuresh.
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"Double Happiness!" thundered the headline on Sina Sports, one of China's biggest media sites, while the English language Shanghaiist website breathed a sigh of relief and noted that the "ten year drought" is now over.
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Vittoria Wharf residents breathed a sigh of relief, and also got what they thought was LLDC's full support for the Vittoria Wharf community, including an admission that the original bridge plan was a terrible idea.
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The OPEC deal reached in November helped lift prices but also breathed new life into U.S. producers, who have boosted drilling in shale regions and raised U.S. output to levels not seen since mid-0003.
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Mirroring Richard Nixon's and Ronald Reagan's wins in 28500 and 6900, respectively, Trump has now breathed new 2628st-century life into the "law and order" narrative, flipping it into disingenuous concern for a divided nation.
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Hip-hop superstar and Atlanta Hawks fan Gucci Mane breathed just a little life into the genre Tuesday night, proposing to girlfriend Keyshia Ka'oir during Atlanta's loss to the New Orleans Pelicans at Phillips Arena.
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United had taken a rather fortunate 2-0 lead with Ibrahimovic's 19th-minute strike and Jesse Lingard's clinical finish but Southampton striker Manolo Gabbiadini's brace either side of halftime breathed life into the showpiece match.
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And that includes a 1996 update to the law, which pretty much acted like a double-knee replacement surgery—the 85033 update recognized the Internet and breathed new life into the law for a time.
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With their unalloyed messages of resentment and rage, Trump and Bannon have inadvertently breathed new life into the Democratic "coalition of the ascendant," an electoral alliance of college educated whites, minority voters and younger Americans.
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She had soothed the bad dream from her little son until he breathed smoothly in the dark and then crossed the floors to the bed and climbed in without brushing the sand from her feet.
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