"Trying to take a deep breath can make panic worse because it is hard to take a deep breath in the moment," says Johanson.
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"She takes a big deep breath before she takes her first dive and I take a deep breath at the same time so we're synched up," says Elaine.
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The "breath" feature shows a sphere that expands and retracts with text that reads " deep breath in / deep breath out," which I have to say, is hella relaxing.
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But — deep breath, everyone — let's go through them.
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" He then took a deep breath and continued: "OK.
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Take a deep breath and pat yourself on the back.
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He wipes his tears away and takes a deep breath.
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Imagine taking a deep breath then submerging yourself in water.
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Let's take a deep breath together and parse this out.
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And that [deep breath] is why Justin Trudeau got elected.
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You cross your fingers, take a deep breath and jump.
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He takes a deep breath and gives a subtle nod.
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You could also take a deep breath, listen, and empathize.
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Step away from the keyboard and take a deep breath.
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Just pause, recognize what's happening, and take a deep breath.
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"My own recommendation is take a deep breath," Levinsohn said.
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It's like taking a deep breath and holding it in.
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Take a deep breath and get it for $33.24 here.
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I light a Diptyque candle and take a deep breath.
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Deep breath, here goes: -- Remember Hillary Clinton's private email server?
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Everyone watching would do well to take a deep breath.
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Less takes a deep breath and fumbles in his bag.
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Before I entered the store, I took a deep breath.
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Every time he took a deep breath he would cough.
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So take a deep breath and let's do this together.
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Closing the door behind me, I took a deep breath.
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Time for a deep breath and the carefully worded statement.
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And the Ballon d'Or goes to *deep breath* Carli Lloyd.
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So stop for a second, and take a deep breath.
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I took a deep breath and returned to my book.
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Mr. Baker took a deep breath and signed the document.
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She took a deep breath and turned on the sound.
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"No, let's all take a collective deep breath," says Yasmin.
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The Egyptian man nodded, took a deep breath and shrugged.
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He takes a deep breath; I tie up my hair.
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The Stone Keys in hand, I took a deep breath.
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Take a deep breath and then go back in again.
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But let's take a deep breath before condemning programmatic ads.
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On finishing this masterpiece, the painter took a deep breath.
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It requires a deep breath to take all that in.
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It is time for everyone to take a deep breath.
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I take a deep breath and inhale the scent of them.
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Relieved, she let out a deep breath and began to cry.
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So I got on Tina's back and took a deep breath.
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Don't Panic: Pause for a moment and take a deep breath.
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I pause to take a deep breath in between each signature.
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So go forth, watch some dogs, and take a deep breath.
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Turn on, take a deep breath, and just remember: it's art!
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Take a deep breath and repeat: Just two weeks to go.
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TJ takes one last deep breath as Goodell adjusts the microphone.
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"Taking a deep breath might be the better course," he said.
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I took a deep breath and followed Zak into the building.
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So take a deep breath — relaxation is only a click away.
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Just take a deep breath, relax, and write a Medium post.
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So let's take a collective deep breath and calm down. Please.
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Take a last deep breath in and exhale, chanting: "one" (onnee).
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His reaction -- a deep breath, exhalation, nervous laughter -- confirms the danger.
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I couldn't pull my shoulders back, or take a deep breath.
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So Ramirez took a deep breath, steadied himself and settled down.
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We took a deep breath and dashed for the next room.
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So take a deep breath if you're worried about the swarm.
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I took a deep breath of weary satisfaction and hit send.
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I take a deep breath and get back onto the megaformer.
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I took a deep breath, then put it in my mouth.
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I'd take a deep breath, strain my brain and wing it.
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I took a deep breath, steeled myself and stepped back in.
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"Everyone needs to stop and take a deep breath," he said.
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Can we take a deep breath and talk about what's wrong?
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An official at the inspectorate, Michal Tyczynski, took a deep breath.
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Instead, investors should take a deep breath and follow these steps.
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But for everyone else — for heaven's sake, take a deep breath.
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It advises people to hold a deep breath for 10 seconds.
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" Then I took a deep breath and thought: "Get a grip.
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Pause for a moment of stillness before taking another deep breath.
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We can close our eyes, take a deep breath, center ourselves.
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When they healed, I could no longer draw a deep breath.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Travis Kalanick needed everyone to take a deep breath.
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"I had to take a deep breath and refocus," she said.
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Take a deep breath and remind yourself this is not personal.
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He takes a deep breath and lets God's grace fill him.
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So I take a deep breath and decide to chip in.
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This time, I take a deep breath and chip in with.
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He took a deep breath and pulled up to the gate.
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Take a deep breath, and remember to stick to the basics.
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Mr. Curtis took a deep breath and slipped right back into character.
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I took a deep breath just before the water reached my neck.
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Take a deep breath, and before you read this, remember: it's art.
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Take a deep breath loyal constitutionalists—and repeat after me: It can't.
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I took a deep breath and asked if it had been hard.
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I closed my eyes, sat in stillness, and took a deep breath.
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Or should everyone just take a deep breath and get over it?
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I took a deep breath, put on a harness and climbed up.
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Take a deep breath: Nintendo is actually making a new Metroid game.
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The body is the instrument, I'd repeat silently, taking a deep breath.
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I took a deep breath as the breeze ruffled around my ears.
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She took in a deep breath of air -- a sigh of relief.
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It's about taking a deep breath and connecting on an intimate level.
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So, take a deep breath and have a little compassion for yourself.
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So, take a deep breath and leave your anger at the door.
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But take a deep breath, and remember that everything will be ok.
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"Take a deep breath and don't look past the immediate," he says.
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We kind of just took a deep breath and made our run.
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His chest rises once, as if he were taking a deep breath.
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"Take a deep breath," the man said, waiting for me to recover.
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I would yell, nearly toss my controller, and take a deep breath.
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But after much persuasion, I took a deep breath and signed up.
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At that point, taking a deep breath is warranted for the board.
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"Take a deep breath, take a month off and think about it."
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Finally, however, Roy takes a deep breath and changes her main character.
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Taking a deep breath, she suggested they take things step by step.
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Take a deep breath, be mindful, and show extra kindness to yourself.
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Yucca Mountain was supposed to open—take a deep breath—in 1998.
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S. took a deep breath and leaned in to kiss me again.
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I took a deep breath and nudged Steven's foot with my own.
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I took a deep breath to calm myself, and set off again.
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I sat down, scooted my chair in and took a deep breath.
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Except for the tuition (deep breath), the destination is beyond my control.
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Take a deep breath, and before you read this, remember: it's art.
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You took a deep breath and it expanded below your rib cage?
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She sat there to take a deep breath and broke into tears.
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Like being patient, you just have to take an extra deep breath.
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I paused and took a deep breath of the thin, chill air.
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Mr. Aiyer sat in a leathery chair and took a deep breath.
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She took a deep breath, closed her eyes and raised her glass.
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"Maybe you need to take a deep breath right now," she said.
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"Maybe you need to take a deep breath right now," she said.
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He told everyone take a deep breath and not get carried away.
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Then he opened his eyes wide, took a deep breath, and shrugged.
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I write this now only after a deep breath and much reflection.
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I took a deep breath, got out and hobbled to the attendant.
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" Mariam took a deep breath, she later recalled, and did so. "Hello?
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Take a deep breath and encourage your kids to do the same.
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I just kind of wanted to take a deep breath and process it.
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First, take a deep breath — we're here to help you navigate and focus.
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Most problems resolve themselves within a few seconds, so take that deep breath.
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Instead, Samardzija took a deep breath, locked in and went back to work.
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Let's all take a deep breath here and figure out what really happened.
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"Oh," he says, taking a deep breath while stripping down to his boxers.
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Let's start by taking a deep breath and counting backward from five: 5.
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And until then, let's all just take a deep breath, and calm down.
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Take a deep breath, and only answer what you feel comfortable talking about.
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LI SIYI tucks her hair behind her ears and takes a deep breath.
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"It was an absurd situation," Linnyk says after a deep breath of exasperation.
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So, I took a deep breath and decided to live for the moment.
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I take a deep breath and clutch onto my Georgio Peviani name tag.
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So take a deep breath and always be sure to fold your clothes.
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She dabs at her eyes with her handkerchief and takes a deep breath.
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But before you draw your line in the mulch, take a deep breath.
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He took a deep breath and called Connors near the end of 2014.
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Furrowing her brow, Ms. Blute took a deep breath and gathered her resolve.
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In the meantime, take a deep breath and try to enjoy the ride.
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Step back, take a deep breath, and ask , 'What does the data show?
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As for the rest of us, let's all take a deep breath here.
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All you could do was bow your head and take a deep breath.
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On Soccer MADRID — Pity Martínez, his legs like lead, took a deep breath.
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If you must rebut, take a deep breath and excuse yourself for research.
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Start With A Self-Care Mindset Step one is taking a deep breath.
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She shook her head no, and then took a deep breath before answering.
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Take a deep breath, seal your lips over the other nostril and exhale.
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Adkins takes a deep breath as he runs the question through his mind.
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I took a deep breath and decided to make the best of it.
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"Stop for a second, and take a deep breath," Mr. Lieber wrote Monday.
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But it also might be time for Democrats to take a deep breath.
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Ian Raphael, a graduate student from Dartmouth College, lets out a deep breath.
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She says, "I'm trying to take a deep breath and enjoy this moment!"
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Then I yanked off my virtual-reality headset and took a deep breath.
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When the going gets tough ... take a deep breath regather yourself and attack!
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You can take a deep breath and formulate a response to the question.
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So take a deep breath, relax, and always remember to keep your receipts.
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But proponents of modern monetary theory say they should take a deep breath.
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If thinking about that just made you a little panicky, take a deep breath.
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So this Thanksgiving, let us all take a deep breath and a step back.
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They need to take a deep breath and understand that it lives on forever.
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The 18-year-old adjusted himself in his chair and took a deep breath.
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I take a deep breath, move him off me, and get out of bed.
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And -- deep breath -- don't restrict portions, even if it makes you anxious to watch.
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Here goes (deep breath in): I have abnormal ankles, and that's putting it mildly.
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So I took a deep breath and calmed myself down and tried it again.
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Good morning, Take a deep breath, because this is an explosive and difficult story.
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And then I take a deep breath, and I go, 'All right,' you know?
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I straddle my bike, clip into my pedals, and take a slow, deep breath.
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Take a deep breath, let it sink in, and never think about it again.
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"You take a deep breath and you go right back at it," Trotz said.
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You tell the person to take a deep breath and then the friend faints!
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You're within spitting distance of the Mississippi River—take a deep breath and relax.
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But you're only a deep breath and a shower away from a fresh start.
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Instead, take a deep breath, tidy up yourresume, and brush up on yourinterview skills.
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He reminded himself on Sunday to remain calm and to take a deep breath.
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Once all were selected, I took a deep breath and tapped the "Archive" button.
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Philosophy Take A Deep Breath Oil-Free Oxygenating Gel Cream, $40, available at Philosophy.
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Sex should be fun, so relax, take a deep breath, and go get 'em.
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Lucky for you, we took a deep breath and did the research for you.
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" Nena's advice for anyone attempting her song: "Take a deep breath before you start.
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Maybe we should pause, take a deep breath, and step back from the precipice.
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My wife and I just looked at each other and took a deep breath.
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Last night's primaries in several states should cause everyone to take a deep breath.
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But before you do, take a deep breath and ask yourself these six questions.
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Every time I sit down to write about sex, I take a deep breath.
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Speaking of fossils with wow factor, take a deep breath and look at this.
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Take a deep breath, Pats fans ... and remember the man brought you 6 rings.
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So I find it's helpful to take a deep breath and break it down.
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Take a deep breath and count to precision-NO matter how long it takes.
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She goes upstairs to shower and I take a deep breath and keep cooking.
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Sinek suggests waiting a few seconds and taking a deep breath before you begin.
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I would like for parents of other TGNC kids to take a deep breath.
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Letty took a deep breath and slipped in after her, locking the door behind them.
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And until you get a firm answer, remember this: "Take a deep breath," Parker says.
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She takes a deep breath and presses send on an incredibly long note to Ming.
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Let's all take a deep breath and remember that the dude has 85 million followers.
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To be recognized for my solo work makes me take a deep breath and smile.
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Everybody wants to seek revenge, but take a step back and take a deep breath.
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Take a deep breath — this movement may increase feelings of frustration and even sexual tension.
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After a deep breath, Mom would sit down, slide her arm in, and push start.
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Deep breath, Kanye fans — the big man has just gone and dropped a new song.
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So take a deep breath (or 100), step back, and be thankful for your family.
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Take a deep breath: The 21st century will be neither the American nor the Chinese.
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But it was that pause, that deep breath, that step back that changed her life.
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Take a deep breath and realize this may be an Oscar race for the ages.
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We could all stand to stop and take a deep breath once in a while.
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When the price of oil goes up, the entire Texas economy takes a deep breath.
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Let's take a deep breath and soberly assess the current economy and near-term outlook.
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This is where taking a deep breath and making an educated guess comes in handy.
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I took a deep breath and trembled as I reached for the little white wand.
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Take a deep breath at a free meditation class at Mayday Space in Bushwick, Brooklyn.
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At one point, Belt stepped out of the batter's box and took a deep breath.
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I live for three months, take a deep breath and hope to start over again.
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Then she took a deep breath and reached out to us both across the table.
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Taking a deep breath, he took measure of himself again, and instantly froze in fear.
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Osaka took another deep breath, and the next point turned into a high-velocity rally.
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Even a deep breath near a distillery offers a back-of-the-throat alcoholic tinge.
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I would ask everyone to take a deep breath and wait to make any conclusions.
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" And so Franken took a deep breath and told a little white lie: "I'm sorry.
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I try and take a deep breath and I try and sort of settle down.
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We need to take a deep breath and listen to the words we are using.
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Mitch McConnell came in and addressed the group by saying: Everyone take a deep breath.
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"Take a deep breath and know that people go through this every year," said Weaver.
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You just have to take a deep breath and say, 'Ok, it's going to happen.
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" Miller continued, "When it happens, only when it happens, will everybody take a deep breath and say, we have to do something to protect both teams so that when the game ends, that we have a deep breath to be able to leave the gym.
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I took a deep breath and thought she was the scariest person I&aposve ever seen.
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Finally, I rested my case, took a deep breath and waited for dad to push back.
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Over and over, I've heard you say, 'It'll be ok, Babe, just take a deep breath.
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Free divers literally take a deep breath then descend into the depths without a breathing apparatus.
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After Justin leaves, Basra takes a deep breath, gets up, and walks out to the car.
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You take the glasses out of your pocket, put them on, and take a deep breath.
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"Take a deep breath, put your reasonableness pants on, and work this out," the judge said.
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Take a deep breath and hold it in your mind's eye for a long, joyful moment.
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" She took a deep breath, certain that she could finally prove how capable she was. "This.
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"There will be a collective deep breath and talks about how to proceed," said the aide.
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But until then, I think we can all just take a deep breath, and calm down.
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The orchestra expands, as if finally allowed to take a deep breath and explore its range.
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I typed in the amount, took a deep breath, hit ''bid now'' and closed my eyes.
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Step outside and take a deep breath -- err, maybe not, depending on what city you're in.
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After signing the contract, Peterson took a deep breath and yanked off his Indiana Jones hat.
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After several seconds, Phung takes a deep breath, goes underwater and resurfaces - with the small dog.
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"Everyone, Take a deep breath, step back and chill," she wrote in a statement, KAKE reports.
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A scary moment in the bottom of the fourth, but take a deep breath Yankees fans.
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And people often don't take a step back and take a deep breath before they react.
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Take a deep breath now — the final season of Game of Thrones won't premiere until 2019.
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"Just take a deep breath and ask— there's no stupid question," the mother of four said.
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Take a deep breath — the lessons taught by this planet are meant to help you grow.
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"I would say, you didn't win," she said, taking a deep breath and fighting back tears.
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And then we took a deep breath and did what Joey would want us to do.
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This requires Ankara to take a deep breath, and act not with anger, but with wisdom.
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We're partnering with KEEN and its TrailFit initiative to send you packing to — deep breath — Hawaii.
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Then I took a deep breath, took Gmail off my phone, and went for a run.
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Even if Anthem decides to get experimental, fans can take a deep breath and look forward.
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So you're gonna take a deep breath, pull yourself the fuck together, and come with me.
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Did the person take a deep breath and think for five seconds and then they acted?
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So, with that out of the way, let's take a deep breath and a step back.
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So, take a deep breath, follow these five steps, and finally knock on your boss' door.
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"Take a deep breath," her lead lawyer, Michael Critchley, said as Ms. Kelly took the stand.
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I take a deep breath, sour my face, and clutch my spoon: I can do this.
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I grab the handle for the water, pause, take a deep breath and then turn it.
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You spend a few minutes feeling utterly pranked, before taking a deep breath and getting medieval.
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But OK—take a deep breath, splash some cold water in your face, and click through.
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Hope: Being an archaeologist often helps me to lean back, take a deep breath, and relax.
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Take a deep breath and give yourself space to calm down if someone has upset you.
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"Hold on, I've got to take a deep breath, slow it down a bit," he said.
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I take a deep breath and mentally place myself in my grandparents' house 25 years ago.
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Take a deep breath and exhale with Jon when he comes back (as he always does).
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If your blood pressure is rising just thinking about shopping and cooking, take a deep breath.
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I stared at the name that I share with my father and took a deep breath.
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Notice the earth, feel the soil, smell the air and take a long slow deep breath.
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He'd panic, insist I couldn't help him, and never even try to take a deep breath.
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Take a deep breath and sit with it until you conquer what's in front of you.
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"Tech needs to take a deep breath, and then reflect on how this happened," he said.
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My message to panicking Democrats is: Take a deep breath, and don't make your job harder.
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ABIDJAN, Ivory Coast — The stone-faced schoolboy peered into the camera and drew a deep breath.
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" The rest of us, he said, should "take a deep breath, say to yourself, 'stay steady.
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But I didn't take that extra deep breath and really focus on my line on 12.
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CreditCreditDelcan & Company + Saad Moosajee Take a deep breath, a drink, whatever calms you: It's tax season.
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Take a deep breath during the few seconds the song lets you—everything will be fine.
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I think we all need to take a huge, deep breath, step away, and focus on ourselves.
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"This market feels this week like a deep breath before the onslaught of earnings reports," Clemons said.
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So, I didn't have much to give at that time and needed to take a deep breath.
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" After taking a deep breath, Ramey said, "I've accepted the fact that I'll probably die from cancer.
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Take a deep breath, choose one item on your list to start with, and go from there.
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In this kind of a situation, Cramer advised to simply sit back and take a deep breath.
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At which point it is surely time to take a deep breath and have a sit-down.
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I drew a deep breath, then another one—and I surrendered both my phone and my wallet.
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Take a deep breath, and we'll take a deeper dive into where all that money is going.
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Drink a glass of wine, take a deep breath, and don't let the bastards grind you down.
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Just take a deep breath, swallow the souls you lost, and put your new knowledge into practice.
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" Host Tom Bergeron quickly threw it to a commercial while telling everybody to "take a deep breath.
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Others might say: take a deep breath, it's a coloring book, you don't have to buy it.
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Then you put your fingers on the little buttons and take a deep breath through the mouthpiece.
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Take a deep breath in through the nose, and on the exhale chant out loud: "three" (thrreee).
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We used to have a little more time to take a deep breath, and we don't anymore.
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Then take a really deep breath in through your nose, hold it, and exhale through your mouth.
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The Challenge: A 43-year-old man starts to cough every time he takes a deep breath.
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"The tam and I both agreed to take a deep breath after the second period," Tortorella said.
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Before the hearing started, Sayoc looked down and took a deep breath; he then started breathing heavily.
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"My advice to everybody is take a deep breath — give her the space she needs," she continued.
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I reach for the first item that catches my eye, take a deep breath, and get started.
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"Take a deep breath, sit down, take the music a little bit more seriously — and enjoy it."
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He draws his microphone from his back pocket, pauses for a second, and takes a deep breath.
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After a couple of minutes, he covered his face with his hat and took a deep breath.
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As the camera shifted from him, he would take a deep breath and a sip of water.
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I took a deep breath and fought back the nearly unbearable pain in my throat and jaw.
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I took a deep breath and began to speak about my educational and professional background and accomplishments.
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According to senators in the room, McConnell offered one simple piece of advice: take a deep breath.
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He closed his eyes and took a deep breath, and then his arms and shoulders started shaking.
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Compatible Beats models include (deep breath now): Powerbeats Pro, Studio3 Wireless, BeatsX, Powerbeats3 Wireless, and Solo3 Wireless.
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If the stock market's latest slump has you feeling sick to your stomach, take a deep breath.
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But Cramer urges investors to take a deep breath and think about how the law actually works.
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I take a deep breath, close my eyes; the cold surface squeaks as I slide on it.
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If you're trying to calibrate your Trump-related outrage, you can take a deep breath this morning.
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I occasionally took a deep breath or wiggled my fingers just to remind myself I still could.
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Clear, crisp numbers did make it easier for those worried about the election to take a deep breath.
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As the question was being asked, Tite looked down, wrote notes and took a deep breath before answering.
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Take a deep breath, give yourself a good, old-fashioned breath into the lungs and into the heart.
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Now, everybody take a deep breath ... and go tell Justin the next beer -- or six -- is on him.
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Instead of taking a deep breath, Perdomo would go into rush mode and throw fuel on the fire.
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I found it immediately, took a deep breath and blurted out, 'These are the teeth of Adolf Hitler.
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"And then we took a deep breath and did what Joey would want us to do," he wrote.
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Take a deep breath: The family comedy Paddington 2 (rescued from original distributor the Weinstein Company) on Jan.
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"I just need to take a deep breath, finish this up, and never do this again," she says.
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Not one to let fear hold him back, Smith took a deep breath and jumped into the ocean.
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He joked with the catcher, took a deep breath, then impressively threw the ball right over the plate.
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He stood, and for a moment, she went silent, moving up toward wakefulness before the deep breath returned.
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"We need people to stop, take a deep breath, and think through the way to yes," he said.
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That will be the temptation, and that's when we'll need to take a deep breath occasionally and listen.
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After joking with the catcher, took a deep breath, then impressively threw the ball right over the plate.
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Once you've established a long, deep breath, begin repeating a mantra to coincide with each inhalation and exhalation.
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I took a deep breath, and typed back a response: You're right — I am looking for something serious.
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Just knowing we were both out of the O.R. was enough for me to take a deep breath.
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A sneeze or deep breath could end in a deadly overdose, so testing it calls for strict protocols.
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So strap into your Bathysphere, take a deep breath, and dive down into the world's most extraordinary biome.
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", Instead of panicking, take a deep breath and ask: "When was the last time I cleaned my hands?
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" He took a deep breath, and then shouted in Italian, "Ladies and gentlemen, wearing the No. 14: Dries!
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Here's what else is happening: Take a deep breath, exhale, and enjoy: It's a bright and sunny Friday.
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When I'm feeling stressed, I click on her profile, gaze at that image and take a deep breath.
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Everyone needs to just put their avocados down, take a deep breath and think about what they've done.
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But the next time the boyfriend bugs you and you're about to bristle, take a single, deep breath.
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I haven't forgotten how repetitive that life was, how often I felt unable to draw a deep breath.
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Every time the silhouette of a child appeared behind a privacy screen, the families took a deep breath.
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I asked her to close her eyes, take a deep breath and turn her face to the sun.
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Take a deep breath and prepare yourself for Ozark season 3 by getting to know its major players.
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Take a deep breath and do nothing for several months, apart from sorting out your feelings, he said.
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The dispatcher asks the woman to take a deep breath and tries to find out where she is.
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And I took a deep breath, and I sang at the top of my lungs, ''What's going on?
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When your negative thoughts are making you feel agitated and overwhelmed, take a deep breath, and then another.
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The sequence begins with a barely perceptible take-a-deep-breath feeling of, O.K., we can do this.
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"I would first explain how the lung works and tell them to take a deep breath," he says.
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"There's a good reason to take a deep breath and evaluate the nature of the communication," Schlecht says.
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Instead, a full body rotation will allow him to take a deep breath and then continue traveling forward.
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"We ought to all take a deep breath and come up with something that makes sense," he said.
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He took a deep breath, pulled out the sheet of paper he'd written his notes on, and began.
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A calming female voice asked me to find a comfortable position, close my eyes and take a deep breath.
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What matters now is that we all stop (if only for a second!) and take a long, deep breath.
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But I remembered Kalliope's guidance to take a deep breath and find an exit, and I did just that.
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Exactly 17 minutes after his change of shift is when I take my first deep breath of the day.
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If you truly want to move someone to see your perspective and hear your experience, take a deep breath.
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But we have locally verified paper records of the caucus tallies, so we should all take a deep breath.
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But if you're already stressing just from reading the word "diamonds," take a deep breath and hear us out.
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I took a deep breath, and ducked my way through the scrub to the far end of the line.
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"I have to take a deep breath and get ready to put the work in," Petit told the station.
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She takes a deep breath, shifts her weight onto the horse and picks her foot up into the stirrup.
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He shifts his weight to his heels, inhales a deep breath, and walks into the water to surf Jaws.
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"So hopefully I can do 225 push-ups," he added, before taking a deep breath and beginning the challenge.
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Scroll through to pick your new favorite recovery polish, then take a deep breath before texting your mom back.
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In an Instagram video, Carey, 49, took a deep breath as she prepared her body for a spin kick.
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Take a deep breath in, then exhale all the air out while pulling your belly button towards your spine.
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She made a serious face, took a deep breath, then gulped down the separated, brown and white sardine smoothie.
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But I took a deep breath and said, "I'm changing my name to Dylan," hoping the conversation would stop.
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Start your day with a light stretch or a deep breath, so you're present right from the start. 4.
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"She's having me talk about, like, take a deep breath, you're getting things together, you're moving forward," he continues.
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She took a deep breath and answered, "I made that decision once," before telling him how hard it was.
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"Once we're all at the top of the carpet we can all take a deep breath," Kardashian West said.
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Both stages traffic in patience, pressing players to take a deep breath, and realize the chaos isn't so chaotic.
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Until then, while holding out for the yogi emoji on your iPhone, take a deep breath and say "om."
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Take a deep breath, try to find some perspective, and remember there's a reason it wasn't meant to be.
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So this Jaquan Johnson pick was a lock for top-three honors Silver: *Takes Deep Breath, Presses Play* DAAAAMMMMMNNNNNNNNNNNNN.
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And then we like to take a deep breath afterward and have more of a calmer — technical, maybe — guy.
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And, so I kind of stepped off the back of the mound, calmed myself down, took a deep breath.
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Mike Kinsella's list of credits is so long you need to take a deep breath before reeling them off.
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What everyone needs to do is calm down take a deep breath and prepare their bodies for the Thunderdome.
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So let's take a deep breath and talk about the options at your disposal for surviving this holiday season.
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Although these waiting quests tell users to take a deep breath, people can still use Zepeto while they wait.
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I take a deep breath and grasp for a fragment of hope, the only thing that keeps me going.
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Which sounds like a yoga technique, but it just involves taking and holding a deep breath for 30 seconds.
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Sorry, but it seems unnecessary to have to rebrand the action of taking a deep breath into a listicle.
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David Perdue (R-Ga.) said the Senate needs to "take a deep breath" before they decide what to do.
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I took another deep breath and heard the county attorney ask me to state my name for the record.
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Blizzard writer Chris Metzen got on Twitter to tell everyone to take a deep breath and enjoy the ride.
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In the midst of this unfolding tragedy, entrepreneurs need to take a deep breath and accept the new reality.
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We should all take a deep breath, but we're not quite done yet — March 31 is Equal Pay Day.
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The halls were quiet as he took a deep breath and peeked his head into his old computer lab.
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Then he took a deep breath and said that instead of arresting me, he would lend me some money.
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If you were in any way affected by the Ashley Madison breach in 2015, first take a deep breath.
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A former Iowa Democratic party chairman, Gordon Fischer, told CNN's Gloria Borger that everyone should take a deep breath.
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But from experience I knew my anger was unhelpful, so I took a deep breath and considered my response.
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When my mom told us to take a deep breath and smell the fresh air, I'd roll my eyes.
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Even heads of our own security agency said, you know, we need to take a deep breath on this.
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His brow furrowed, he drew a deep breath as though what he was about to say was hard-going.
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" "I'm hoping all of us can take a deep breath and get together, as unified as we can be.
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Now, take a deep breath -- and consider that all of that happened in just the last 96-ish hours.
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I took a deep breath and reminded myself that I'd at least gotten the insurance on the rental car.
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Knowing that's what she's being exposed to, I can take a deep breath and collect myself for a moment.
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"People haven't taken that deep breath of, 'Is this ever going to end?" said Kyle Lyddy, the commission's chairman.
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Instead, you need to take a deep breath, chug a few mugs of hot, strong coffee, and get to work.
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Her voice was strained with tears, and at several points, she had to take a deep breath to calm herself.
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Cloud Nothings's fourth studio album, Life Without Sound, is a deep breath of summer air in the dead of winter.
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"Close your eyes, take a deep breath" and when you open your eyes, imagine that Karen looks like The Rock.
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Deep breath... Back in April, the Trump administration introduced a "zero tolerance" policy for people crossing into the country illegally.
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If you're already worrying about whether or not your favorite morning ritual will give you cancer, take a deep breath.
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When you're stressed, people often advise you to take a deep breath — and for good reason, a new study shows.
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So relax, take a deep breath, and browse our selection of the web's prettiest-in-pink items for your enjoyment.
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Or, you can emphasize the "breathe" app, with a moving watch face that guides you through taking a deep breath.
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Take a deep breath, because according to a tweet from James Gunn, Guardians of the Galaxy's Groot is definitely dead.
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Despite the scary news stories and terrifying viral videos, take a deep breath and board your next flight without fear.
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Instead of panicking and chucking whatever you're making on the floor, just take a deep breath and start problem solving.
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It was just the business of wanting to take a big, deep breath and not being able to do it.
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Experts recommended taking a deep breath and using as much time as you need to prepare to claim your winnings.
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Everyone take a deep breath (you too, Mr. President): We're probably not about to go to war with North Korea.
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" This gentleman stopped, took a deep breath, leaned back, and says, "I need to know who the f— you are.
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Experts recommended taking a deep breath and using as much time as you need to prepare for claiming your winnings.
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The 911 operator tells him to take a deep breath -- police are at the nightclub and trying to rescue people.
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So, take a deep breath before making the purchase and ask your boss if you'll be able to expense this.
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"He's so able to step back, take a deep breath and recalculate what's going on," Cubs manager Joe Maddon said.
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" Another named Bunmi Laditan gained the Internet's attention last year when she reassured moms, "Take a deep breath and relax.
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A voice instructs me to take a deep breath, fill my lungs, and then release, letting go of any tension.
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Good. Right, now take a really fucking deep breath and inhale as much of your current surroundings as you can.
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There was no war, there were no terrorists, no global catastrophes; the world stopped, took a deep breath and sighed.
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Like many reasonably sane voters, I will take a deep breath, hold my nose tightly and vote for Hillary Clinton.
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After breaking the window, immediately take a deep breath of air and swim out through the rushing water toward safety.
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Sometimes the victories come so thick and fast, you have to sit down, take a deep breath, and count them.
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When we take a deep breath, we suck the volatile molecules in the room up our noses toward those receptors.
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Take a deep breath (or three) and try to pivot the conversation away from you and back to the interviewer.
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"(I) haven't even had a chance to take a deep breath, and now I'm talking to you guys," Kerr said.
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The toddler threw his rice and lentils across the room (deep breath), and decided he wanted Cheerios and blueberries instead.
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Visibly surprised by the reception, the VP took a deep breath and shook his head before proceeding with his speech.
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"Take a deep breath in through your nose for four seconds and hold it for two seconds," Ms. Nguyen said.
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But it's important, also, to take a deep breath and realize where you are in the process: the very beginning.
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That's when I try to take a deep breath and go with it, see what happens in the next hour.
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Take a deep breath in, savoring the smell of petrichor — the earthy scent produced when rain falls on dry soil.
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"I would urge everyone to take a deep breath and not buy into the talking points and the hyperbole," Sen.
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And I was trying at each step to take a deep breath and say 'OK, I can make a difference.
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Then Tina took a deep breath, closed her eyes, turned her head away, and shot at his father five times.
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"The market needs to take a deep breath" because Trump is "unpredictable," said Lindsey, now CEO of The Lindsey Group.
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I walked back to my meditation cushion, took a deep breath, and felt a wave of lightness come over me.
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Any time he tries to take a deep breath, he feels like he just ran down a flight of stairs.
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A groom takes a deep breath before he sees his bride in this photo taken by Jorge Kick in 2015.
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"I say let's take a deep breath and look at some actual numbers," the "Mad Money " host said on Friday.
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Asked why she had sought asylum in Canada and not the United States, she paused and took a deep breath.
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That could mean pushing down on the ice or drawing a deep breath to move beyond failure, Dr. Silby said.
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As usual, I held the door handle and took a deep breath so I could enter the room fully present.
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"But what I think we should do is, everybody needs to take a deep breath and calm down here," he said.
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If you find yourself locked out of one of your social media accounts, take a deep breath, and follow these steps.
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And parents have a day to take a deep breath and watch their kids have a big smile on their face.
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Take a deep breath (through your nose) and prepare to get the real story behind the beauty industry's favorite false claim.
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What exactly happens in part three of this miniseries is still TBD, but from Fatmeh's satisfactory deep breath, Charlie is in.
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The cop car's lights flicker and extinguish, but after a deep breath Pierce comes back to himself and the lights return.
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But before you click over to Ulta Beauty's website out of sheer excitement, take a deep breath, because you've got time.
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Before you start cursing the Game of Throne gods (we're looking at you, George R. R. Martin), take a deep breath.
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"Told him he was done, he took it in stride, there was like no deep breath relief of it," Green said.
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When that happened, Bourke would take a deep breath and remove her mask, striking a pose until her oxygen ran out.
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I strutted deliberately toward the casting office doors and, with a deep breath, pushed my way into the waiting room inside.
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Well — *deep breath* — it's a pressure cooker, slow cooker, rice cooker, yogurt maker, egg cooker, sautéer, steamer, warmer, and sterilizer (wow).
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So maybe this year, take a deep breath and a second look at those snarky Twitter drafts before you send them.
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"We all should take a deep breath and hopefully Comey will come before the committees in public very soon," Corker said.
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He practiced his smile a few times, patted his Caesar, took a deep breath and found that last ounce of strength.
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Carson's staff informed CNN that he would return home to take a 'deep breath' before resuming his activities on the trail.
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If it detects you're stressed or anxious, it vibrates or sends a notification to your smartphone to take a deep breath.
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Our analysts took a deep breath after Tuesday's heady economic news, notably the fastest rate of U.S. income growth in decades.
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LOS ANGELES — To paraphrase Gandalf by way of J.R.R. Tolkien, early December is the box office's deep breath before the plunge.
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It was traumatic inside the court, to be sure, but the justices took a deep breath and got back to work.
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Finally, we get the two points here, take a deep breath and then we go after another two points on Monday.
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"If I had it to do over, I would step back and take a deep breath," he said, the Post reported.
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"Let's all take a deep breath, get some rest, and be ready for and open to whatever comes next," Warren said.
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Experts say this is when you take a deep breath and remember that ups and downs in the market are normal.
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When all the racial partitions and social segregations were fully explained, I took a deep breath and tried to sound nonchalant.
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So take a deep breath and let's break down the five most glaring issues with one of television's most problematic faves.
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He took a deep breath through his nose, such a breath that he seemed to increase in height by several inches.
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Instead, parents should "use distracting statements, or give suggestions about how kids can cope, like taking a deep breath," she said.
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So, let's all take a deep breath, stay calm and try to respond to them to the best of our ability.
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When you're ready, you stretch your neck, shake your shoulders, wriggle your fingers and toes, take a deep breath, open your arms.
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After taking a deep breath, she tells him, "stop calling me ma'am, I'm a doctor just like you," then corrects his mistakes.
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I dropped the card in, backed it up with checksum verification, then took a deep breath, wiped the card, and kept shooting.
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Ray's eyes snapped open at the sound of Cass' voice, and he took a deep breath of the space shuttle's generated oxygen.
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Deep breath now: He falsely claimed he had released an exact transcript of his July phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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In the future, we suggest Melania stops, takes a deep breath and considers how she really thinks and feels about the subject.
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It's unexpected stuff that ends with both a deep breath of relief and an extra bolt of exciting, "oh my god" energy.
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Click here to view original GIFTake a deep breath before you watch this collection of every Academy Award winner for Best Cinematography.
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Peres took a deep breath when I asked if he would prefer to be making another run at Israel's top job himself.
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But then, when I broke back in the second (set), I kind of took a deep breath, settled in a little bit.
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Take a deep breath through your nose while you count for a few seconds, hold your breath and release a long exhale.
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"I could see people take a deep breath," she said about the episode that took place a few weeks before the election.
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Just take a deep breath and go, "Why am I doing this again?" because you'll have the piss ripped out of you.
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She stood in front of me, without a word, stretched, took a slow, deep breath, and brushed the dirt off her jeans.
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"Everyone needs to just take a deep breath, take the weekend ... count our blessings, and let's come back on Monday," Priebus said.
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I hope that he will persuade them to take a deep breath, do their civic duty … and vote for his party's nominee.
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NoLay simply took a deep breath, booked studio time and laid down all the vocals from scratch in less than five hours.
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It was high time for me to claim what's rightfully mine, so I took a deep breath and burst through the door.
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"Take a deep breath," said a nurse, who then quickly jabbed the needle into Ms. Wenzel's arm, making her gasp in surprise.
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Though you may feel like you're being penalized for trying to even save money in the first place, take a deep breath.
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Before you start telling your friends that some random writer told you to drop your enthusiasm in interviews, take a deep breath.
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I know that the first step for me is to take a deep breath and accept the thoughts forming in my head.
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With Roberts beside her, Brandy put her feet up in stirrups, took a deep breath and told the doctor to go ahead.
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Take a deep breath: Below, we've compiled a guide the 21983 biggest releases to keep an eye on, arranged in chronological order.
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I think we should all take a deep breath and allow Bob Mueller to be Bob Mueller and continue with his investigation.
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Deep breath Pats fans, the drama around Antonio Brown will NOT derail New England's season ... so says Super Bowl MVP Deion Branch.
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Volkswagen has an idea for a new concept car that — take a deep breath — has nothing to do with the coronavirus pandemic.
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Austin needed only to remember to relax, so he took a deep breath, slowly exhaled and then dug in at the plate.
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Take a deep breath and instead, just try to be in the present moment with the person you are saying goodbye to.
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Then he reaches into the chalk bucket, dusts up both hands, salutes the judges, takes a deep breath and grabs the bars.
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Osaka took a deep breath, expelled it and then hit a service winner down the T to get her first match point.
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Behind the scenes we were kind of taking a deep breath and saying, 'Wow, this is becoming a bit close for comfort.
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Carson's staff informed CNN that he would return home to take a 'deep breath' before resuming his activities on the campaign trail.
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So she took a deep breath and lay on her back for 40 minutes until her blood pressure dropped within normal range.
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But any time I would move, or cough or take a deep breath, all the bones in my chest would crunch around.
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Instead of opening a formal impeachment inquiry in Ukrainegate, Democrats should have calmed down, taken a deep breath and counted to 67.
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But, taking a deep breath, I concede that it is, stripped of its flights of fancy, an important revisionary work for 2017.
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Take another deep breath and commit to sharing with the nurse or the doctor what they need to know to help you.
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When the car pulled up to her building, he woke her gently, and she opened her eyes and took a deep breath.
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Take a deep breath, because it gets real, fast: In 1980, Rebecca was pregnant with triplets but one of the babies died.
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The program has cared for nearly 2750,2500 patients and built about 228,23 artificial limbs — numbers Mr. Cairo tallies with a deep breath.
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Cohen is — O.K., deep breath — the Bears' handoff-taking, punt-returning, ball-catching, pass-throwing, mismatch-creating, gasp-inducing, highlight-monopolizing cyborg.
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Time to take a deep breath and maybe book a yoga class, We all need some self-care before next Thursday rolls around.
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You feel like you get through two through five (in the batting order) and you can take a deep breath but you can't.
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He deserved to soak in the glory of his win yesterday, throw his feet up and just let out a long, deep breath.
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We can't wait to take a deep breath in a few days and get settled in Dallas and then really start planning that.
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I have them take a deep breath in, and when they breath out, I tell them to do it with their whole body.
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When you've at last reached that point, take a deep breath and know that although smartphone death is near, you won't be alone.
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If the state steps back and takes a deep breath, it could avoid the conflicts that its current policies seem bound to create.
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In our sad, dark reality, it can be important sometimes to stop, take a deep breath, and appreciate the wonderful absurdities around us.
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Kinzinger cautioned the President should stay out of it, "take a deep breath and move forward," and understand this is what Russia wants.
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Both feature a ridiculous roster of artists, which, in full, comprises of *deep breath*: Wiley, JME, Jammer, D Double E, and Miraa May.
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By default, it "taps" (sends a small vibration) once to say you're hunched and twice to remind you to take a deep breath.
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If the idea of your snap existing forever is enough to make your palms sweaty and induce fever dreams, take a deep breath.
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"The message was for everyone to take a deep breath and not point fingers and hopefully stay on the same page," said Rep.
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Both homeowners and homebuyers took a deep breath as rates continued to rise last week, pulling back a bit from the mortgage market.
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Once, while listening to the therapist's gentle commands to raise his hand, take a deep breath, relax his muscles, Oghi burst into tears.
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Taking a deep breath, Booker said that Menendez is trustworthy and honest, speaking directly to the jury about his fellow New Jersey Democrat.
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Take a deep breath, bury your old BlackBerry Bold next to the pool and use this list to start your new mobile life.
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"My call to action is for everyone to take a deep breath, put your reasonableness pants on, and work this out," he said.
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You take a deep breath and walk toward them, their stone and ice towering above as you try to quiet your swirling doubts.
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When the bed was sheathed in silver, he took a deep breath and lifted one end of the bathtub, to strategize its wrapping.
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" That was one of those "deep breath" moments like, " I just did my first game and now I've got the Cubs and Dodgers?
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The abdomen is likely to be tender to the touch, and a cough, sneeze, sudden movement or deep breath can intensify the pain.
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Just ask that voice, do I really need this, or do I just need to take a deep breath and close my eyes?
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And then: "But the second I take a deep breath..." she reveals a round, mid-section pudge, causing her circle to laugh hysterically.
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And, as facile as it sounds, holding a deep breath while decanting moldy foods into the trash will help minimize any stomach-turning.
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Did you notice how Price took a deep breath before one of his final pitches to Kemp and said to himself, "Come on"?
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Mo takes a deep breath and rises from his stool in the corner, comes to the center of the ring for Round Two.
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She took a deep breath, fell back and spun upside-down in the middle of a warehouse in the Bushwick section of Brooklyn.
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And when we remember our mortality, we can take a deep breath and just go, 'Oh, I don't have to think about this.
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But hopefully, when this is all over, if it's all over, we'll take a deep breath and make some reforms in our system.
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It's worth taking a deep breath and noting that only 2450 percent of four-year colleges accept fewer than half of their applicants.
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Sometimes, right before beginning a phrase, Nilsson would take a deep breath and I could see her ample chest expanding as she inhaled.
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Unfortunately, whenever I reminded him to take a deep breath, his anxiety would kick in and convince him that deep breaths don't work.
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A deep breath before the runway walk at the Nicholas K show during New York Fashion Week in September, photographed by Yana Paskova.
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"They gave their utmost efforts to help the Japanese people," he said, pausing to take a deep breath as tears filled his eyes.
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" Naomi took a deep breath and continued: "Isabella read that to me, and said she regretted that she was never a good cook.
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"Mothers were probably right all along," he says, "when they told us to stop and take a deep breath when we got upset."
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PHIL LEBEAU: On your flight out of Japan, was there ever a point where you took a deep breath and you said, 'Okay.
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So I think everyone should take a deep breath and there are people that you know want to report on everything every day.
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O.K., time for a deep breath, especially for those who would welcome the Patriots' downfall as the greatest holiday present of all time.
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He paused, took a deep breath and continued: He said had hoped that this generation of young people could have avoided this experience.
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So I suggest those self-righteous abstainers get to the polls, take a deep breath and pull the lever next to Hillary's name.
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I want to try to imagine it as a deep breath in the breathless race against time and death in Aleppo and elsewhere.
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But before you hole up by yourself in your dorm room or have a crisis about being away from home, take a deep breath.
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"To hear President Obama say that he has renewed confidence in the peaceful transition, I think everybody can take a deep breath," she continued.
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"We're hoping to work on this so you can take a deep breath and get the monkey off your back" the CEO tells me.
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Everyone, take a deep breath: Idris Elba is married, officially taking the Sexiest Man Alive off the market, and breaking hearts around the world.
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When the urge to subtweet is too great to bear, step back, take a deep breath and DM someone who'll do it for you.
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"I think (Trump) ought to sit down with some of the top people ... and take a deep breath and listen to this," King said.
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The only thing we can do now is take a collective deep breath, dry our eyes, and try to look on the bright side.
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So take a deep breath (or two or three) because this roller coaster of a campaign season has plenty of thrills yet to come.
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Nikon will ship the (deep breath) AF-S Nikkor 180-400mm f/4E TC1.4 FL ED VR in March, and it'll sell for $12,399.
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Instead of freaking out, the diver took a deep breath and prepared to be taken back under the water by the 20-ton whale.
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You don't have to use them every day, and they don't have to come with deep-breath hesitation before you hit Add to Cart.
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Unseen casting agents urge her to improvise, and, while confused, Charlie takes a deep breath and obliges, delivering a passionate off-the-cusp monologue.
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Nuns killed children, say former residents of St. Joseph's Catholic OrphanageGood morning,Take a deep breath, because this is an explosive and difficult story.
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But Instead… I could avoid this "panic moment" altogether by taking a deep breath before I send the initial message and collecting my thoughts.
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Take a deep breath and just try to contemplate it: for the first three months of fiscal 2166, Washington took in $2255.2,23,22,2255.2 in taxes.
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"I wish everybody would take a deep breath and be almost prayerful about this," she said last Wednesday at a Washington Post Live event.
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Erica Palan, a Philly native and (deep breath) senior editor of audience development and social media at the Philadelphia Inquirer, Daily News, and Philly.
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When you encounter a problem at work, Vicki Salemi, career strategist at Monster, says you should take a deep breath and analyze the issue.
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Take a deep breath gadget nerds: Fairphone wants its customers to keep the smartphone for as long as possible — as many as five years.
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My conclusion: For smartphone shooters, the secret to photo nirvana is to take a deep breath and let Google back up and organize everything.
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"I didn't take that extra deep breath and really focus on my line," he said, referring to his initial tee shot on No. 12.
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The list of changes threatens to drown you, and if you are interested you should take a deep breath and read the full notes.
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On the days when I wonder, What the hell am I doing, I take a deep breath and remember I'm not doing this alone.
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The character takes a deep breath, shakes out its arms and enters a Zen position, eyes closed and index fingers pressed to its thumbs.
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When I see other people reach for their phones, I try to use it as a cue to take a deep breath and relax.
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Urging the two sides to "take a deep breath" and put on "their reasonableness pants," she gave the lawyers two weeks to report back.
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The 2017 silver medalist at nationals, Zhou calmed himself moments before he began by shutting his eyes, then opening them with a deep breath.
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"We need to take a deep breath, ascertain all the facts and make our decision based upon facts and not emotion," Mr. Cunningham said.
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As delegates surged to congratulate the winners on Wednesday, Montagliani took a deep breath to consider the journey that had secured soccer's biggest prize.
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I decided to delay college so that I could focus on taking a deep breath with all of the recent events of my life.
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I loved those moments, holding on to the note until I thought my lungs would burst, then taking a deep breath and starting again.
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Twice a week, for an hour or so, she straps on her prosthesis, takes a deep breath and stutter-steps along a walking bar.
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So I bravely twisted the temperature knob all the way to the unfamiliar side of the dial, took a deep breath and stepped in.
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These days, every time I sit down to write about the clothes worn by a political figure, I have to take a deep breath.
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If you find yourself stumbling, stammering or otherwise fumbling around for the right words during your interview, take a deep breath and slow down.
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And I think it's just as you've called for in your columns, it's just taking a deep breath and reflecting about the larger purpose.
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Deep breath: With climate change, the odds of a storm with this magnitude hitting this region during this time this year are one in 30.
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That's why it's so promising that the fourth season premiere takes a deep breath and a significant step back from Orphan Black's preexisting, overlapping stories.
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Escape this fate altogether by taking a deep breath, putting aside some time to plan ahead, and checking out the ten delectable lunch recipes ahead.
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The IMF's analysts concluded that Chinese imports were not a threat to innovation in America, after all, and that policymakers could take a deep breath.
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It's just about taking that deep breath," she said before taking off her hat and jokingly saluting the bridge with a "thank you and goodnight.
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Take a deep breath — you'll need it as we walk you through the wonderful journey that is Mother Monster's camp-themed Russian nesting doll strip.
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It's classic investment advice: When markets get volatile, the worst thing you can do is panic; instead, take a deep breath and stay fully invested.
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They've invented a wristband that can read things like temperature and heart rate to alert couples when they may need to take a deep breath.
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"Investors need to pause and take a deep breath," said Gabelli analyst Justin Bergner a day after GE CEO Larry Culp's comments sent shares sinking.
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So…let's all take a deep breath: Legislating can be a messy, adversarial, controversial, and time consuming process, but the outcome can be very satisfying.
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Take a deep breath and let it out slowly, releasing any remaining tension there (most people store most tension in their shoulders, necks, and jaws).
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Before you resign yourself to a life of isolation—or worse, mistake your parents or coworkers as substitutes for real friends—take a deep breath.
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Take a deep breath, and go back into the world of sparkly body rollers, fruity lip glosses, and stacks on stacks on stacks of glitter.
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Instead of allowing yourself to be triggered, take a deep breath and focus on the little things — especially those you can appreciate with your spouse.
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Chris Christie, who went back to New Jersey to take a "deep breath" after his own Granite State struggles, ultimately decided to suspend his campaign.
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I don't feel bad for taking breaks by walking outside, eating lunch without a computer, or even closing my eyes and taking a deep breath.
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If you find yourself anxious at the idea that your team will be working outside of your watchful eye, start by taking a deep breath.
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In China, polluted air is being linked to an increased risk of miscarriages; in India, Pakistan, Sydney, and California, a deep breath can be hazardous.
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We debated, argued, yelled and got red-in-the-face mad at each other, and then we took a deep breath and got over it.
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"One more deep breath," he says, pushing a client's leg across her body into a stretch just deep enough to feel uncomfortable, but not painful.
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" Near the end of her Showtime special, Jones takes a deep breath and wipes her face with a small towel printed with the word "Leslie.
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He drew a deep breath, filled his chest, looked up the hill and beyond to where a bright yellow kite was careering in the sky.
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We should be all taking a deep breath and saying, 'All right, we feared this — now, this is not something we have to worry about.
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"But what I think we should do is, everybody needs to take a deep breath and calm down here," the Florida Republican told CNN's Jake Tapper.
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In an exclusive clip from the tear-jerking episode, the beloved doctor wears a grim expression and takes a deep breath before entering her dad's house.
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Some of this is simply applying age-old de-escalation strategies to the digital realm: taking a deep breath, going for a walk, sleeping on it.
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Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican and ally of Trump's was asked about the rape charges, he paused, took a deep breath and shook his head.
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Are we in the media going to keep whipping up that war -- or are we going to take a deep breath and maybe have a reset?!
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First there was Logitech's excellent wireless G533 in January, and shortly thereafter I got ahold of — deep breath — the Turtle Beach Elite Pro Tournament Gaming Headset.
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EMA ZELIKOVITCH, a 2000-year-old philosophy graduate in Madrid, takes a deep breath before listing the jobs she has held over the past few years.
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JJD: I try take a nap or just lay there and enjoy the quiet and take a deep breath because it is always go-go-go!
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"Now that the show is over for me I can sit down, take a deep breath and start thinking about the wedding," Lochte, 32, told PEOPLE.
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"When he got to the bathroom, he just took a deep breath and said, 'okay mom, just tell me what I need to do,' " Moreau said.
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If someone makes a comment about you "playing around on your computer," take a deep breath, hold onto that holiday clapback, and think of world peace.
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" Ray takes a deep breath and then continues: "You look back at what you have been through and then, you can finally start finding the light.
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When asked how she felt about the performance, she simply grinned, took a deep breath, and gestured with her hands as a sign of relief. 5.
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I took a deep breath of fresh air mixed with good coffee and a mesmerizing view, hoping I would experience something almost exactly like this again.
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Before getting out of bed, stretch out, take a deep breath, and then proceed to scream, with unrelenting vigor, into your pillow for 25 consecutive seconds.
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"When you realized your whispers weren't working I saw the panic disappear and you took a deep breath and took a step of courage," Carroll wrote.
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Simply take a deep breath in, and think about any body part that doesn't feel sexy to you (because to some people, feet are very sexy).
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When you start to feel stress bubbling up inside you, Seppälä recommends calming down by recognizing and naming your stress and then taking a deep breath.
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So we take a deep breath, we clench our fists (and sometimes our drugs), we grit our teeth, and we start the cycle all over again.
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" I think, "No, I would just like to take a deep breath and just have nothing going on for this 10-second break in my life.
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It's very important to take a deep breath: The two sides aren't about to go to war, let alone start firing nuclear missiles at each other.
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" Asked what she would tell her supporters about who to back now, Warren said, "Let's take a deep breath and spend a little time on that.
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Day two, the fever set in, the cough got worse, the sore throat was worse, and it began to be uncomfortable to take a deep breath.
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RNC spokesman Sean Spicer on Thursday evening said the Republican Party was not in a crisis, and urged that everyone take a deep breath and relax.
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Walking into that room or stall after being yelled at or being anxious or even feeling good, feels like taking a deep breath of clean air.
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I pulled the waistline of my pants below my belly button, steadied my feet, wiped my abdomen with an alcohol swab and took a deep breath.
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On top of this, the entire suit is heavy and skin-tight, which means it's impossible to take a deep breath even if you wanted to.
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Brushing aside waves of long dark hair, she took a deep breath and began moving her arms forward with increasing speed, as if readying for takeoff.
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It might be useful, then, for everyone to take a deep breath and think about how far New York has come from those bad old days.
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Tron Monahan slowly took a deep breath and leaned back in his chair as he recalled the dark days of his life just nine months ago.
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New York mother Beth Silver told Insider that one of the things she regrets most is not taking a deep breath and really acknowledging the change.
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Take a deep breath, walk outside if you need to and feel the breeze and look at the sky, and remember how lucky we all are.
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But anyone expecting miracles (this is the Holy Land after all!) ought to lay down, take a deep breath and wait quietly until the feeling passes.
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If you come out of "Bombshell," take a deep breath, then dive back into the dark for a screening of "Invisible Life," what will you find?
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"The way I look at it is, O.K., take a deep breath and now let's turn something positive into what was such a negative," she said.
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Second, she cranes her neck over Sofia's bloodied body to see their son Ilya transfixed by a TV, takes a deep breath, and slowly tiptoes away.
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I wanted to take my first sip without distraction — so, I sunk into my desk chair, took a deep breath, and popped off the to-go lid.
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After both friends take a deep breath, Yvonne's mom Tracey, who is clad in a nightgown made for a ghost, comes power walking towards the Yazzies' home.
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Illustrative of flourishing foliage and the lushness of the great outdoors, the fortifying attributes of Greenery signals (sic) individuals to take a deep breath, oxygenate, and reinvigorate.
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By simply changing my background to an image of the word breathe, I am constantly reminded to take a deep breath and be present to my life.
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So it's worth it, for us energy journalists at least, to take a deep breath and remember that the home energy management revolution hasn't actually arrived yet.
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"We all will take a deep breath and think that at the end of the day that we took an oath to defend the Constitution," he said.
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When I pick up this pair of cans, I have to grit my teeth, take a deep breath, and then press play with the volume turned down.
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So when you get the urge to chase higher returns and risk your portfolio to overcompensate for not saving, take a step back and a deep breath.
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I'll finish off a story, close hundreds of tabs, take a deep breath, and immerse myself in a world ruled by four lovable goofs for an hour.
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With each tap of the screen, it changes color and the face becomes calmer, prompting the child to count backward from 10, followed by a deep breath.
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When we are excited, we instantaneously go to text our friends instead of first holding our heart, taking a deep breath, and giving ourselves a high five.
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He took a deep breath, stepped up to the big pair of intricately carved, powder blue doors, and signaled the bots on either side to open them.
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Her cringe inducing allusion to, deep breath, "Trumped-up, trickle down" economics from their first round, on September 26 in New York, seemed so very far off.
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"We're telling our clients and investors, let's take a deep breath," Peters, who helps oversee $681 billion of assets, said at the Reuters Global Investment Outlook Summit.
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I find myself hesitating before I step across the threshold, my hands trembling as I take a deep breath to calm myself before I enter the mosque.
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Let's all take a deep breath and look at the facts about the judge who President Trump has nominated to replace retiring Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy.
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The dog days of summer are waning, pools are closing, and parents are taking a deep breath as they get to send their kids back to school.
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"I hope folks will take a deep breath and stop saying the world is ending, but instead use that breath to talk to each other," he said.
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Christie, who looks poised to finish sixth in New Hampshire, said he will return to New Jersey to "take a deep breath" and talk with his family.
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The Turbotax representative took a deep breath and then launched into a very well-rehearsed and smooth speech about how I was a victim of cybercrime. What.
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Taking a deep breath, I leaned back in my seat and felt the weight of my body on the line as I eased myself off the platform.
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Related: Take a Deep Breath and Enjoy Peaceful Overhead Beach Photography Here's How Photography Will Change the World Immigration to Israel, Explored in Two Controversial Photography Projects
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I took a deep breath, dipped my fingers in the oil, and placed them in between my brows at the third-eye chakra, asking for divine vision.
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He went up behind her and took a deep breath because he was about to go on stage," Brzezinski said during a panel discussion on "Morning Joe.
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Personally, I think it makes more sense for everyone involved to take a deep breath and see what happens when President-elect Trump actually goes to Washington.
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He was on watch on deck, alone, after midnight, when he heard "a sound that seemed like a long, deep breath," to the west of the boat.
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He took a deep breath and wiggled his fingers as he stepped to the line, but his first shot was woefully short, perhaps a sign of nerves.
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I daydream in the cell: I leave the prison, a deep breath, the first embrace, words of joy, the smell of happiness and a wide sky above.
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So if you're frustrated or disappointed that one of your favored candidates — say, Kamala Harris, Cory Booker or Beto O'Rourke — isn't doing better, take a deep breath.
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You aim the gun, take a deep breath, and pull the trigger—except you forgot to pull back on the slide, and now the gun is useless.
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If not, Urban Outfitters' Serene Space home accessories collection may be exactly what you need to help you look around, take a deep breath, and exhale peacefully.
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Ms. Draper was (deep breath) the creator, executive producer, writer and director of "The Naked Brothers Band," a late-aughts musical-comedy movie and series on Nickelodeon.
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But she strode easily into the cargo container to join the other horses, taking a deep breath once she was shoulder to shoulder with her traveling companions.
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And then when he does say something, we all feel better and take a deep breath and maybe we can go into overtime and win this thing.
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"I think Leader McConnell had some good advice: take a deep breath, we're going to get there anyway, and think about whether you need it," he said.
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Sometimes when he's on the road and I'm missing him, I just take a deep breath and watch this to remind myself what we're here for. pic.twitter.
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DEEP BREATH In the minutes before the first curtain rises, I can hear the sound of 6,000 people stirring in their seats, and my adrenaline starts pumping.
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Even though Mrs Lam's successor would be chosen in effect by the Communist Party, a change of leader would allow both sides to draw a deep breath.
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So, when you next encounter a young person in full meltdown, take a deep breath and think to yourself (Dallas accent optional), "First … let's settle your glitter."
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Regardless of how the bizarre error happened, however, it's a good opportunity for a deep breath — and to take stock of what's actually happening with the North.
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So, take a deep breath, remember that you're not the only one struggling with this, and consider sharing your feelings with your partner, a therapist, or your doctor.
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South Carolina lottery officials are encouraging the winner to sign the back of the ticket and put it in a safe place — and then take a deep breath.
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I just remember taking this deep breath and having faith in the universe that the world was changing and that people weren't afraid anymore to share their stories.
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Amid the serene sounds of birds chirping and water splashing, she took a deep breath, looked down at her calf-high rain boots, and stepped into the water.
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" But then he knew it was time to get medical assistance when he quickly realized he was struggling to breathe: "There was a hurdle for each deep breath.
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While the cybersecurity world took a collective deep breath after the Black Hat and Defcon hacker conferences, there was still plenty of news to be had this week.
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Along the way, you may want to hop out of the car, take a deep breath and hope you catch a whiff of the katsura tree's sweet scent.
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Now I realize that there are very few things, especially when you are emotional, that will be lost by taking a deep breath and a big step back.
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The killer had his eyes closed the entire time he was on the gurney, Desel said, and only moved once, taking one deep breath as the execution started.
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It's the same technology used by sister-slash-parent company Oppo under the name VOOC, which stands for (deep breath) Voltage Open Loop Multi-step Constant-Current Charging.
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Every day, I come back home from work, shut the door behind myself, and take a deep breath and say, 'Thank God I'm alive for one more day.
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" She said she and President Barack Obama have some of those same feelings, and encouraged the audience to not to lash out, but to "take a deep breath.
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" Rescuing Arwa and Brice: My toughest 24 hours I take a deep breath and ask the question we've been dreading hearing the answer to: "Is everyone all right?
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"With that mental picture, I would tell people to pause and take a deep breath any time before getting emotional about anything in the short term," Crowell said.
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When Paul Louis calls, Hannah takes a deep breath and tells him the news she's pregnant from that one time they had sex and she's keeping the baby.
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So let's take a deep breath and do some studies, and then do some studies about water, because right now all the studies are on land around cities.
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We were just an emotional wreck, but once we took a deep breath and my wife and I put our heads together, we decided to keep it positive.
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Let me take a deep breath: Quavo, Yo Gotti, Big Sean, 2 Chainz (the undisputed victor here), Travis Scott, Desiigner, and the recently liberated trap legend Gucci Mane.
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So let's just slow our roll about Christian Pulisic, take a deep breath and... oh good God was that a smooth goal from the 17-year-old midfielder.
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"I think it's important we don't take knee jerk reactions to this, that we take a deep breath, we look at what has occurred and respond to that."
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As the fall gaming season approaches, and games like Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle and Destiny 2 loom, we take a deep breath and talk about...No Man's Sky.
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"Take a deep breath," he tells Patient 54 (June Squibb) in Episode 2 as her dream self is confronted by twins who in real life once tormented her.
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I try to take a deep breath but there's no fullness in my lungs, no weight to the air, only the incongruous taste of seltzer in my mouth.
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At this late hour, even before the shock of this week's votes has subsided, both sides need to take a deep breath and agree on extending the deadline.
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"It's really important that we take a step back and take a deep breath," said Vegas defenseman Nate Schmidt, who had played the last four seasons in Washington.
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It's important for entrepreneurs to take a deep breath, face the new reality, and realize that they are uniquely positioned to help the world emerge from this crisis.
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She took a deep breath and marched onto the porch — the same porch where Margery Guthridge had yelled at her to "go back to Mexico" four years earlier.
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"I think everybody has taken a real deep breath before they came to the fair this year," said Adam Sheffer, the partner and sales director of Cheim & Read.
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One event attendee, taking a deep breath, privately expressed concern about what the irascible Apollo 11 veteran, who is notorious for not always following a script, might say.
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And yet, seeing him sitting up in bed and able to take a deep breath, I considered his treatment a success — even if it bought him only days.
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Us right now: via GIPHY So, take a deep breath and check out the rest of this week's best E3 deals: The PS4 Days of Play Limited Edition Console.
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Ed Yong's beautiful, smart, and sometimes shocking new book I Contain Multitudes: The Microbes Within Us and a Grander View of Life will make you take a deep breath.
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Deep breath: It's not clear that splitting the court in two would be particularly helpful to Trump, or that this is something he's actually inclined to move ahead with.
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"That means the only way to know where your prosthesis is, is to watch it," says Paul Marasco, a neuroscientist and—deep breath—sensorineural physiologist at the Cleveland Clinic.
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JAMES RISCH, R-IDAHO: Everybody needs to take a step back, take a deep breath and understand that this isn&apost the situation where the two agree to meet.
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Everyone take a moment to thank, *deep breath*, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Georgia, Hawaii, Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New Mexico, Ohio, Oregon, Texas, Virginia, and Wisconsin today.
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But a time comes when we must take a deep breath and classify these debates over anti-racist niceties as a sideshow distraction, in view of a greater good.
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Andrea Mitchell: That's one things that's different, and that we should take a deep breath and not jump every time he opens his mouth, or hits the Twitter machine.
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I'd roll my shoulders back, take a deep breath, and try to stand a little taller to see if a posture tweak might smooth me out a little more.
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So, with a kiss from her mother, rifle over her shoulder and a basket for her Grandmother in her hands, Red took a deep breath and entered the woods.
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I was at a work night out and was standing talking to my senior leadership team when I took a deep breath, felt a pop and a slight breeze.
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CNN reported Monday that Carson would go to Florida instead of New Hampshire or South Carolina immediately after the caucuses to take a "deep breath" and get clean clothes.
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There's killings and bombings and people trying to have control, and all of that was just behind the scream, so I took a deep breath and made a scream.
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And, as the waiter slides up to my table, I take a deep breath and order the most famous thing on the WIMPY menu: the Bender in a Bun.
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We say people check their phone 150 times a day and we don't make the distinction between 1990 calm, deep breath, conscious choices and then 150 anxiety-driven reactions.
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Pete then took a deep breath and said direct your "big age difference" questions to ... Leo DiCaprio, Richard Gere, Jeff Goldblum, Derek Jeter, Michael Douglas -- you get the point.
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"I walked in there, I took a deep breath, and I said, 'We're doing this today,'" said Ms. Benner, who treated two patients with the coronavirus on Feb. 26.
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So let's all take a deep breath and realize that everything is fine and the world is not going to crumble, then figure out how to get through it.
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Shouldn't we all take a deep breath and think about how we would want our sons — and future nominees for public office and appointments with whom we agree — treated?
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We've got to work through it, and we'll just take a deep breath and take it one day at a time ... I don't get too excited about these things.
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On my way out the door I lingered, shrugged on my coat, took a deep breath and walked up to the university's president at the time, Drew Gilpin Faust.
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Blauner, the agent, represented the book.) In writing about grandmotherhood (grandfathers are even more underrepresented on bookstore shelves), they've taken a collective deep breath and proceeded with unexpected honesty.
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They're setting the bins alight, sticking their tiny stupid heads in the lids, taking a deep breath of the potentially fatal burning plastic fumes and riding that motherfucking wave!
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So the bottom line is you can never take a deep breath if you have gotten a lot of sun, and particularly if you have gotten a lot of sunburns.
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"We started dancing, the music's blaring and she grabbed me and held me real tight — right in the middle of us dancing — and she took a deep breath," Allen says.
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Expectant eyes on the future "If your business is taking its first initial steps into the social media world, take a deep breath and remain calm," marketer Jessica Oaks says.
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After taking a deep breath, she unleashed a second serve that kicked up viciously, forcing Kazakh Diyas to reach high for her return, unable to get it back into play.
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As soon as you realize that you are having a hard time establishing any kind of a toehold in the puzzle, stop what you're doing and take a deep breath.
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Ganesan says the industry needs to take a deep breath and focus on staking out positions where it can begin to have discussions with President Donald Trump and his cabinet.
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Take a deep breath Bills fans (and Fantasy owners) ... LeSean McCoy will NOT be suspended for his role in a Philly bar brawl earlier this year ... so says the NFL.
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But, "while your gut instinct might be to sell certain positions while the markets are going haywire, try to take a deep breath before making any rash decisions," Kelly says.
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"Longer-term investors should kind of watch the market settle in here, take a deep breath and let the fundamentals work," he said on a CNBC special report Thursday night.
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Hoping to cash in on Chinese New Year festivities, the company is now promoting a 15-jar gift set for -- take a deep breath -- the discounted cost of £888 ($1,200).
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The animals have "made [passengers] feel much better, kind of calmed down, took a deep breath," the Seven Oaks Farm therapy horse program's founder and president Lisa Moad told NPR.
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Clinton allowed that the conversation would be "hard," mind you — but the thrust of her point is that America needs to take a deep breath and hear black America out.
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Chris Christie said he is taking a pause from the campaign trail to "take a deep breath" and evaluate his presidential campaign's future after a poor showing in New Hampshire.
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If you recently went through your year-end performance review or you are preparing for one, you may feel like you aren't allowed to take a deep breath and relax.
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LONDON — Deep breath, Daft Punk fans — on Thursday morning, The Weeknd released the first track from his upcoming LP, "Starboy", and it features none other than the electronic duo themselves.
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Naked, except for the tan Scar Away bandage covering my abdomen, I took another deep breath and peeled the silicone strip away from my body, exposing the thin, pink line.
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Everyone in San Francisco who produces events—there are a lot of amazing ones—has to take a deep breath because so many people are coming into town to visit.
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"For those of you out there who are fearful about what tomorrow will bring, take a deep breath; this decision will not break the internet," FCC Commissioner Michael O'Rielly said.
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Then she took a deep breath, eased her foot off the brake and began doing, for the first time, what women will soon be doing all over Saudi Arabia: driving.
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So when it's your turn at the desk, take a deep breath, smile and remember that the person you're speaking to did not personally cause that maintenance issue — or thunderstorm.
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Following the worst week for stocks since the financial crisis, UBS's Jason Katz said Friday investors should "take a deep breath" and have a moment of introspection over the weekend.
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So while the cool breeze blows and the swing squeaks I take a deep breath and take in this precious moment and the peace I feel runs all over me.
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To see exactly how to get your pokémon into the Bank, take a deep breath, then look at this not-at-all-confusing flow chart made by The Pokémon Company.
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Deep breath: PJT Partners, Deutsche Bank, Evercore, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley for T-Mobile; Raine, Centerview, Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase for Sprint; and Mizuho and SMBC Nikko for SoftBank.
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As I climb the steps to my front door, I take a deep breath to prepare for "home mode" and to "be present" like all the meditation apps tell me.
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But now, as that battle recedes into the background of history, we finally have the opportunity to dust ourselves off, take a deep breath, look around, and ask: What's next?
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"Usually when we take a deep breath, it stimulates the diaphragm, and that actually sends signals to the parasympathetic nervous system to turn off that fight or flight system," he says.
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Developmental psychologist Alison Gopnik wants us to take a deep breath—and focus less on how much kids use tech and more on how kids can use tech to their advantage.
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Related: Take a Deep Breath and Enjoy Peaceful Overhead Beach Photography Mind-Bending Drone Photo Manipulations Turn America into a Roller Coaster Empty Highways Burst with Color in Bold Landscape Paintings
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All eyes are on you and you're definitely on the spot, but all you can do is take a deep breath, muster up all your confidence, and just roll with it.
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When I stop and take a deep breath, I realize that I'm going through one of the most exceptional and beautiful things life can give you, and I am so grateful!
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I had to take a deep breath and still there wasn't anything I could do to prepare for that moment but after the third hole it was just golf like normal.
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I closed the binder I had put together for the event, tucked it under my arm, and took a deep breath before walking through the door to greet the Vice President.
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The "I Lived It" singer takes a deep breath, sizes up his plan of attack, and launches into a ninja kick — only to send the precious liquor crashing to the ground.
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To those of you who (like me) still feel daunted by money, take a deep breath and dive in headfirst; you have every right to a seat at the finance table.
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If you're lucky enough to hit the jackpot in either game, you should take a deep breath and resist the urge to tell the world about your exciting news, experts say.
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Justin Bieber is staying in a sick rental mansion before his Bay Area concert Friday night, and if he takes a deep breath ... he just might catch a whiff of Beyonce.
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"I think I finally just took a big deep breath, and restarted the match and settled in a lot more," Keys said after overhauling the 212th-ranked 18-year-old qualifier.
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I remember getting to the end of a particularly challenging but satisfying project, putting my feet up on my desk, taking a deep breath, and realizing that I had it all.
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I take a deep breath in through my nose, and a PA working the booth tells me he sprayed the bushes with an odor designed evoke the landscape in the film.
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Together, they take a deep breath, and the big yellow bird realizes that being in his nest with his teddy bear, thinking about his Granny Bird, is where he feels safest.
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"I know I shouldn't be eating potato chips, but just take a deep breath of that barbecue sauce," said Tibbitts, founder and chief executive officer of the Colorado-based startup Katasi.
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My favorite candidate of the day: H. Brooke Paige, a dude who is running for (deep breath) state auditor, state treasurer, secretary of state, attorney general, U.S. House, and U.S. Senate.
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"I think it's important for everybody to take a deep breath, look at the bill, judge it on its merits, not what people are saying about the bill," Diaz-Balart said.
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"I hope folks will take a deep breath and stop saying the world is ending, but instead use that breath to talk to each other," Comey said in a Sunday statement.
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Sitting down opposite him at a cafe in southeast England, K, dressed all in black and nervously clutching a coffee, took a deep breath and began to tell me his story.
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With a twinkle in his eye, Natan would take an extra deep breath for the nurse and watch the monitor as his oxygen levels ticked up from 99 percent to 100.
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Phelps teaches Boomer, now 3-years-old, mental health techniques like the "lion's breath," which involves taking a deep breath and a step back before letting anger and frustration take hold.
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"If you want to go and feel peaceful, you drive through the gates and it's like you take a deep breath, you clear your calendar, and you say I'm never leaving."
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Before we are all Joyce — God bless him — I would suggest that we take a deep breath, a mndfl one even, and consider the culling of our five (maybe six) friends.
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Separately, The Financial Times notes that the dollar has fallen to a six-month low, but Barry Ritholtz of Bloomberg View recommends investors take a deep breath and get some perspective.
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Pearce and the 100 gathered guests just chuckled as they watched Ray tip back the bottle for a long swig, take a deep breath, exhale and turn back to his bride.
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A bell chimed the hour at the start of the service, and the congregation was invited to take a deep breath: a marker between one place, and one mindset, and another.
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"At the end of a long, difficult conversation, we took a deep breath and decided to extend our warranty to three years and repair or replace every console affected," Bach writes.
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If the first three seasons waded into everyone's past to reveal the broken pieces, the fourth takes a deep breath and jumps in to discover how they broke, with breathtaking nerve.
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When you find this boss, if you feel yourself reaching for the button to turn off your Xbox or PC, take a deep breath and... maybe watch the ending on YouTube?
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So here's the plan for tackling your overflowing beauty supply: Take a deep breath, maybe do a stretch or two, and head into the bathroom with this guide open on your phone.
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Screenshot: The New York TimesRather than watch the pendulum swing to the beat of your racing heart, might I suggest taking a deep breath and looking at these soothing needley GIFs instead?
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So let us have a moment of silence for the still-born Broadband Privacy Rule and take a deep breath as we prepare for the new wild-west of American Data Privacy.
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Here is an alternative suggestion: take a deep breath, avoid hinting that Trump supporters are stupid, and let them work out for themselves that he is not very good at his job.
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When NASA astronaut Scott Kelly came back down to Earth after spending a year on the International Space Station, the first thing he did was take a deep breath of cold air.
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Deep breath folks, it's going to be OK. Ahead of time, make some strong coffee and, once it has cooled off, pour it into an ice tray and let it freeze overnight.
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But up there, under those bright lights looking out into a sea of blurry faces, I took a deep breath and let the first words of the poem tremor out of me.
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So for all the last-minute holiday planners out there, it's inevitably time to take a deep breath and embrace the wise words of Ina Garten: store-bought will be just fine.
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"I hope folks will take a deep breath and stop saying the world is ending, but instead use that breath to talk to each other," he wrote in a surprisingly candid letter.
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It's unlikely that the person with whom you're in relationship will laugh in your face, so bite the bullet, take one hell of a deep breath and say those three little words.
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The 20-year-old pop star posted a lengthy note on social media last night explaining the inspiration and process behind her forthcoming debut album, which she's named (deep breath) The Hurting.
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If you haven't, I'll do my best to explain (deep breath): DSZ is a Twitter account run by one or several people posting anonymously in character as "Admin," who is a skeleton.
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With the tea in our cups and lamb either in the freezer or everyone's stomachs, I could take a deep breath and thoroughly enjoy the company of my family—until next year.
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This training is instructed by Chris Haroun, who's (*takes deep breath*) an award-winning MBA professor, Columbia MBA grad, former Goldman Sachs employee, and venture capitalist who's founded several very successful firms.
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If you're a parent and you catch your kid saying "1337" online, take a deep breath and stop worrying, because they are the least in-danger-of-catching-chlamydia human in existence.
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Fluid media is sensitive to its environment; a deep breath, a shift in focus, a sound in the distance all impact the process causing the paint to sway from the predetermined path.
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One evening, their mouths full of ice, the twins watched the parking lot surface shiver, and then it looked as though the underlayers of the earth had taken a very deep breath.
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"Take a deep breath," Mr. Raico wrote to Javier Ubarri, the bank's president, after Mr. Manafort forwarded him a new loan proposal in October 2016 after at least one application had died.
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The best hope for breaking the cycle of retaliation would be for Trump to realize that the trade war is going badly, take a deep breath, and step back from the brink.
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The VR process took them into a radiography room, explained how to pose in front of a chest radiography machine, and reassured them to take a deep breath and not have anxiety.
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Any time you start to feel fear or discomfort creep up again, just go back to that list, take a deep breath and remind yourself that you have done everything you can.
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Take a deep breath and keep that in mind the next time you're fumbling around with keys and a stroller and trying to remember where on earth you put your driver's license.
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Left-wing Democratic activists are livid with their leadership, but they ought to take a deep breath and see this for what it is: a win for people who want problems solved.
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Maybin said Freeman's hugs — "he holds you, pulls you in, rests his head on your shoulder and takes a deep breath" — not only made him laugh but made him feel good, too.
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Normally spontaneous and effervescent, she answered only after a long pause and a deep breath when asked on Friday night how she viewed her victory in light of the country's recent problems.
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"I think it's worth taking a step back, taking a deep breath and acknowledging the Dow is up" since the election, Farley said on "Squawk on the Street " shortly after the open.
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Jewelry always makes for a great gift idea, but if it&aposs been hard to pin down their style, or you just don&apost know where to start, take a deep breath.
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The impulse has arrived once or twice, but in those moments, knowing I've successfully navigated the challenges it's thrown at me in the past, I take a deep breath and walk away.
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Instead, I walked out of the building of a leading tech company on an otherwise unassuming Wednesday afternoon, the agreed-upon last day of my seven-year tenure, and took a deep breath.
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Related: Take a Deep Breath and Enjoy Peaceful Overhead Beach Photography [Premiere] Get Lost in British Landscapes in This Serene Music Video Life Is But a Dream in Maria Louceiro's Hazy, Nostalgic Photos
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" The 61-year-old said he then turned his focus to Lochte and partner Cheryl Burke – throwing to commercial to "try and get some control of the show" and "take a deep breath.
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And she taught me to be tough, that struggle was just a part of life, and that the best way to handle it is often to take a deep breath and move on.
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On the sidewalk outside the convention center, I take a deep breath of industrial 11th Avenue air and sidestep three adorable French bulldogs, genetically engineered for cuteness, taking a well-deserved pee break.
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First, she shaded the Fashion Week party itself: "It was called the icons party but there were no icons there," Campbell quipped, causing fellow guest Cuba Gooding Jr. to take a deep breath.
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"Mary Pat and I spoke tonight and we've decided to go home to New Jersey tomorrow and we're going to take a deep breath and see what the results are tonight," Christie said.
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Take a deep breath and imagine a man who hasn't even bothered to learn how America's nuclear arsenal works — but is quite cavalier about using it — with the launch codes at his fingertips.
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Watching her take a deep breath on a salty shore feels like the inverse of the season one finale, when a forlorn Hannah ate the world's saddest piece of cake at Coney Island.
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I take a deep breath (realize my head cold is better, yay!) and remind myself that there are problems in the world so much larger than mine and that I will be fine.
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But taking for granted the breathless media coverage that will accompany — CNN has scheduled an entire hour of programming to its release — the polling industry is urging everyone to take a deep breath.
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"Someone cracked a pretty good joke and I was laughing so hard to the point of where I took a deep breath and that's when I started to choke," Olson told KARE 11.
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Mom, dad, take a deep breath: Matthew and Amber probably spent most of their weekend wondering exactly why their hands had swollen to the size of bowling balls and felt like molten lava.
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Reflecting the context of this heart-breaking case, I hope folks will take a deep breath and stop saying the world is ending, but instead use that breath to talk to each other.
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Take a deep breath as you pass the white quartz crystal mobile in the kitchen ($29, Urban Outfitters) and an even bigger one when you spray on witchy, crystal-based Tiger's Eye fragrances.
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I know, it's a shame, but the best way to register your disappointment is to take a deep breath and ask yourself why you needed a Sauce Packet Bowtie in the first place.
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But one thing is clear -- the US needs to take a deep breath and accept the reality that it has limited leverage to affect either the regime or the demonstrators in the streets.
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"I hope that we can all just take a deep breath, recognize that the world is changing around us and recognize that it is important that we protect fundamental religious beliefs," he said.
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He's also wearing a NASA shirt, which is important, because in the 1980s, Paddock worked for (deep breath) a company that was later affiliated with Lockheed Martin, which was later affiliated with NASA.
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So Pressly took a deep breath and allowed himself to think about his fiancée and a childhood friend, who were sitting in the stands, and his mother, Jan, back in Flower Mound, Tex.
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He looked out beyond the lip of the stage, surveyed the repaired roof and the new rigging, took a deep breath, and aimed his voice beyond the orchestra and up into the balcony.
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The cardiologist ordered a second chest X-ray, which showed even more fluid in the sack surrounding his lungs — so much that it was hard for the man to take a deep breath.
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Recipe: Baked Rice With Chicken and Mushrooms And to Drink ... When I look at this delicious recipe I have to take a deep breath: It will go with so many different good wines.
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When you're huddled inside a building, cleaning radioactive fallout off your body, and trying to survive, it may be hard to take a deep breath and scrutinize the information that comes your way.
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Other artists on the soundtrack include — *takes deep breath* — Vince Staples, 6LACK, Mereba, Syd, Coast Contra, BJ The Chicago Kid, Lil Baby, Burna Boy, and Blood Orange, who also composed the film's score.
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And I think someone like this young woman has a bright future if she applies herself correctly, and takes a deep breath, wins her race first, and becomes a productive member of the caucus.
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Joe Simons, the relatively new FTC chairman, is seizing on the chance to say "let's take a deep breath, listen to some valid points, and have a constructive conversation," said a former FTC attorney.
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That means that we should find severe and persistent conflicts worrisome and should encourage everyone to take a deep breath and think about ways to resolve the conflicts to preserve democracy as broadly understood.
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Take a deep breath for this one ... Kylie Jenner is taking Lamaze classes to help with her imminent birth, but she's figured out a way of doing it privately, so no one sees her.
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When XCOM showed up, a game promising to appeal to newcomers and genre veterans, I took a deep breath and remembered I managed to make it through all of Awakening without letting anyone die.
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He said that he "overreacted" after the photo was first made public, and that "If I had it to do over I would step back and take a deep breath," he told the publication.
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Even though the aforementioned net rating is the lowest we've seen from them in at least 14 seasons, everyone needs to take a deep breath and/or keep the concern trolling to a minimum.
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"I think if you take a deep breath and just go through the motions of what you need to go through, you won't even remember you were there a few hours later," he said.
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They have international, which we're involved with the — the Judy program is all over the world, and even though they had to take a deep breath, they paid the money because they know otherwise.
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If his numbers stay the same, or improve with a little experience, and the Patriots come out 3-1 or even 4-0, maybe everyone will take a deep breath and let Deflategate go.
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""So I had to take a deep breath, and called this individual out, and said, 'If you continue to interrupt me, we're not going to get this meeting done, so you need to stop.
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"We should all take a deep breath and talk to each other, rather than use a lawsuit to circumvent the critical and necessary policy discussions," said Lieu in a letter to the FBI chief.
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Shriver's long frame sank to the court in injury-preventive stages, landing on her back before she rose to smile ruefully and take a deep breath with her hands on her hips, racket dangling.
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More than once, I took a deep breath before entering an area sure to be teeming with enemies, whether grotesque horrors or soldiers, because of how quickly my heart was likely to start racing.
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"When you go for the first time into cold water, what happens automatically, or naturally, you just take a deep breath," Hof told Insider over the phone on Thursday, gasping to demonstrate the effect.
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"After the run that we've had... I think it's natural for folks to take a deep breath and take some chips off the table," said Jeff Buetow, President and BFRC Services in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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To the Editor: I have a challenge for Scott Pruitt, Donald Trump's choice to head the agency they want to emasculate: Take a deep breath of air in Beijing before you make any decisions.
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"We all have to take a deep breath here," Senator Marco Rubio, a Republican who won his own re-election in 2016 by a very un-Florida-like eight percentage points, cautioned on Wednesday.
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The group says it is footage from an F/A-18 Super Hornet equipped with a [takes a deep breath] Raytheon AN/ASQ-228 Advanced Targeting Forward-Looking Infrared, which works as a camera.
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Let's [deep breath] take a look: -Owner Eugene Melnyk threatened to move the team days before the franchise's first outdoor game and has yet to meet with the city about a potential downtown arena.
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I took a deep breath and scooped down through the water, every six feet or so pinching my nose and blowing out to pop my ears — a tip I got from Mike, the retired scientist.
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" 26-year-old Swift took a deep breath and replied, "You're gonna date just like a normal 20-something should be allowed to, but you're going to be a national lightning rod for slut shaming.
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That's kind of that moment where she's just like taking a deep breath and seeing that beautiful space she's in and just realizing that, wow, you can be happy in a bunch of different contexts.
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So diplomats and nuclear scientists take a deep breath as they contemplate the "denuclearisation" of North Korea, an undefined goal reaffirmed at the summit between Kim Jong Un and President Donald Trump on June 12th.
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"Being your First Lady has been the greatest honor of my life and I hope I’ve made you proud," Obama said, wiping her eyes before taking a deep breath and exiting the stage.
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The pain was so severe he couldn't take a deep breath, and he felt like there was so much stuff in his lungs that the little breaths he could take didn't bring in enough air.
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Thinking about the dangerous state of my profession in the country I've called home for seven years, I took a deep breath and exhaled, hoping this was the closest I'd get to the real thing.
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IT WILL BE WORSE THAN WE THOUGHT, BUT IT'S POSSIBLE I'M HOPEFUL THAT THIS IS ALL A BIG ADJUSTMENT AND IN A COUPLE WEEKS WE'LL TAKE A DEEP BREATH AND SAY THANK GOD THAT'S OVER.
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"If we get through a week or two without jitter-inducing headlines ... the market may just be ale to take a deep breath and climb higher," said Quincy Krosby, chief market strategist at Prudential Financial.
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Happy people know how important it is to savor the taste of their meal, revel in the amazing conversation they just had, or even just step outside to take a deep breath of fresh air.
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The perfect gift for America on the Fourth of July would be a national "time-out," which would give everyone a chance to pause, take a deep breath, and remember what America is all about.
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Hungry microbes gorge on the tasty carbon stored in this plant matter, and then release carbon dioxide as a natural byproduct of this feeding, just as you do when you exhale after a deep breath.
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"Just take a deep breath because you can't really do anything about it," said Marilia Rojas, a student at the Corcoran School of the Arts and Design, said near the White House about 8 a.m.
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Now take a deep breath and dive in: New York's weirdest art fair emphasizes bold artistic gestures and creates a safe space for exhibitors to try something different without necessarily putting the bottom line first.
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Danny Ginsburg, the founder of Real Soda in Real Bottles, says that everybody needs to just take a deep breath, have a drink of not-at-all-Nazi-related Not See Kola and chill out.
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"I remember the 'your attire' line perfectly, and how she took this deep breath through her teeth in the middle of delivering it, like the message was going to be something really grievous," Spiegel says.
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When the agent handed back Elizabeth's passport and moved on, she took a deep breath and "With or Without You," which had stopped when the agents boarded, came back on in what seemed like triumph.
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"If this documentary has an outcome, I do hope that it's that everyone, perhaps including them, takes a really deep breath and maybe thinks really hard about how the future may play out," he added.
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" Curry began his round on the back nine, and he said that when his name was announced on the tee, "I could barely feel my hands; I had to try to take a deep breath.
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McCarthy reinforced the speaker's message on the call, telling his colleagues to "take a deep breath" and move cautiously and take care of their own races, a mantra that he's repeated since Friday's video bombshell.
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One deep breath later, the deed is done, and customers get a Studs-branded aftercare card to reinforce the piercing artist's directions to clean with water or saline solution and refrain from touching the piercing.
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For example, if you have dry to normal skin, Hollis says lightweight liquid highlighters work best, like Philosophy's Take a Deep Breath Sheer Liquid Sunshine, which seamlessly blends into the skin to create a slight sheen.
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"Taking a deep breath, I went to the DVR and saw Melissa McCarthy wearing my suit, downing gum by the bucket (guilty as charged, but never at the lectern), and yelling at the media," he writes.
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Oganesson, if it followed the rules, would have its electrons organized in (take a deep breath) 1s, 2s, 2p, 3s, 3p, 4s, 73d, 4p, 5s, 4d, 5p, 6s, 4f, 5d, 6p, 7s, 5f, 6d, and 7p.
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Neither was supposed to be as good as they became, and Tuesday night, Boston's front office took a deep breath, remembered their end game, and made the blockbuster trade many have been waiting months to materialize.
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Imagine President Trump sliding into your DMs -- okay, now take a deep breath because it's not THAT bad, but most likely you DID just get a text from him ... and a dead serious one at that.
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I'm sorely tempted to trade in my MacBook Pro for one of the new Airs, though the best idea right now might be to take a deep breath and wait out the early adopter price premium.
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" Love tells readers to take a deep breath before making any purchase that may seem frivolous: "Ask yourself, 'Why am I standing at this checkout right now knowing full well that I can't pay it off?
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The goal with both services is to serve as a regular reminder to keep a sense of perspective and to occasionally take a deep breath as the world whirls on like a tiny tornado around you.
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Here's the big picture, from the forthcoming edition of The Economist (which loves to patronize the ex-colonies) under the headline, "Deep breath, America": Next up: Trump's Michael Flynn problems from last night,in one screen
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But perhaps this delay offers a chance for Republicans in the House to take a deep breath and realize what this is really about: a political win for the Republican leadership and the Trump White House.
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"Now that the show is over for me I can sit down, take a deep breath and start thinking about the wedding," he told People magazine about his nuptials to the Playboy model Kayla Rae Reid.
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Chasing the Deal There is a period between summer high season (when hikers and families flood the state) and winter high season (when skiing is the main attraction) where locals in Colorado take a deep breath.
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Because research has found that in the seconds before a heart stops, the person takes a big deep breath and fills their lungs with air, you no longer have to do mouth-to-mouth resuscitation immediately.
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Approximately 50 percent of my Final Fantasy VII playthroughs consist of me cursing the *pauses, takes a deep breath* cross button *exhales* because it backs me out of menus instead of allowing me to select something.
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What I do want is people to take a deep breath and think going forward that their words have consequences, that they can hurt, and how do we bring more civility back to our political environment?
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" Asked by Vogue what her favorite part of the Met Gala experience is, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star said, "Once we're all at the top of the carpet we can all take a deep breath.
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Happ fuels Cubs' late surge past Rays CHICAGO — Ian Happ has shown competence and confidence in 47 big-league games to date, but perhaps one of the secrets to his success is simply taking a deep breath.
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"Everybody needs a place where they can focus on social relationships, where they can focus on taking a deep breath and decompress after a long day of work — where they can feel like they belong," Finkelstein said.
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He took a deep breath and confessed: From the time he was in eighth grade until he went away to college, he had been molested by a close family friend, an older man who's since passed away.
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"I would encourage everyone to take a step back and a deep breath because this is something that, if done right, can ensure Israel's security and bring great prosperity and dignity to the Palestinians," the ambassador said.
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The trade-offs you'll be making with the (deep breath) Anker PowerCore Fusion Power Delivery Battery and Charger (phew) is that it will be larger on its own than either your AC adapter or your external battery.
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"What you have to do is take a deep breath, step back, and realize that the culture in which these books live and in which these books were written is a racist culture and a sexist culture."
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Here we go, deep breath: Black Panther, Spider-Man, Star-Lord, Drax, Nick Fury, Maria Hill, Winter Soldier, Wasp, Hank Pym, Janet van Dyne, Wanda Maximoff, The Vision, Shuri (thanks, posters), Mantis, Groot, Falcon, and Doctor Strange.
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All of a sudden there is a film that is not really accomplished, but in the film there is a minute of utterly new unseen stuff that just makes you sit down and take a deep breath.
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You have two choices: You can spiral into full-on panic mode, or you can take a deep breath, stop Googling (that's just throwing gas on the medical paranoia fire), and let us answer your burning questions.
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I can now say, from the other side, that it's just like before, except the fears that I once had have turned to desire—all that's left to do is take a deep breath and go deeper.
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Which means, I need to book a ticket to the Philippines, drive to the airport, figure out how to get to Moalboal, Cebu, rent a scuba mask, take a deep breath, and then dive into the ocean.
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Next time you're bored of waiting for your friend to jump off a dangerous ledge or whatever, maybe take a deep breath and think of the golden rule to friendship: Try Not to Be a Complete Asshole.
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Sure, you have your "well, at least this doesn't stab me in the ribs" bra, and your "I can take a deep breath without struggling" bra, but you shouldn't have to settle for less-than-perfect undergarments.
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WIMBLEDON, England — Tempting as it is to project how great a tennis player Cori Gauff could be, it seems wiser to take a deep breath, exhale and simply stay in the moment at the All England Club.
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"If I was in a situation where I wanted to respond, I would take a deep breath, make sure that I am in a place where I feel in control of my emotions," Wright tells Changing America.
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I'm kind of amazed (and some of our readers are enraged) that there's nothing on the list by (deep breath; partial roster): David Fincher, Quentin Tarantino, Wes Anderson, Alejandro González Iñárritu, Abbas Kiarostami, Pedro Almodóvar, Martin Scorsese.
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"Hopefully both sides can step back and take a deep breath and get this phase one into implementation and hopefully we can get there without having any miscommunications and misunderstandings that set us back again," he said.
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And that means—*deep breath*—Frank Ocean, Kehlani, Travis Scott, Future, Katy Perry, Pharrell, Big Sean, John Legend, Khalid, Migos, Schoolboy Q, Ariana Grande, Young Thug, D.R.A.M., Nicki Minaj, Lil Yachty, Jessie Reyez, PartyNextDoor, aaaand Snoop Dogg.
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Even if it's staying just angry enough that we can take a deep breath and remind ourselves that — despite our instincts to do otherwise — we must return to those seven words of wisdom imparted on us by FLOTUS.
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When you can take a deep breath and recognize a human form that has been turned into art, versus the true natural beauty of the incredible human you are, you can come to appreciate your own physical self.
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"At the end of the day, Australia Day is about a bunch of people coming together around a barbecue, over some lamb, taking a deep breath, and treating people the way you'd like to be treated," Kekovich said.
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For all of these reasons, all pundits and prognosticators should take a deep breath and realize that whatever electoral predictions they make today have a decent shot at being proven wrong when voters test them in November 2018.
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So, the next time you find yourself staring down at a powder that's been smashed to smithereens, feeling the will to live in a world without your favorite highlighter slowly drain out of you, take a deep breath.
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Now, it's gunning for cord cutters in an increasingly crowded online TV market that now includes (deep breath): SlingTV, DirecTV Now, YouTube TV, FuboTV, Hulu, Playstation Vue, and probably others that this reporter can't remember at the moment.
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But every now and then, one of these smug adults will step outside, take a deep breath, and feel a wholly unexpected nasal irritation or a welling of tears for the first time in his or her life.
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If you recoil at the sight of the banks of spanning entries at the top and bottom of a grid like this, just take a deep breath and go through the downs, instead of the acrosses, to start.
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If you think this is dangerous but are still steaming over me minimizing hitting in the previous rule change, take a deep breath and realize this rule is way less dangerous than mashing a guy in the head.
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To understand Koukaki's down-to-earth origins, though, take a deep breath of carbs and comfort inside Taki's Bakery, which has been satiating neighbors since 2000 with kulouri sesame rings, rich cheese pies and by-the-kilo pastries.
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Those who react with outrage to Trump and, for instance, the children who are being kept in cages as a result of the Trump administration's family separation policy, need to take a deep breath and listen to Ellis.
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Conceptually, they seem irrelevant to the exhibit as a whole, but within the context of your journey through the space, they do provide an opportunity to take a deep breath and reflect on a shared experience among living beings.
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The final straw, though, comes as (deep breath) a man having an affair with a married woman was caught in the act by the woman's husband who returned home incredibly late on the same night that Vicky was murdered.
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"I remember taking in a deep breath and going up the stairs, and I sat on my mom's bed, and I said, 'Mom, I have something that I need to tell you, and I don't know how,'" May said.
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In exchange, the Mariners sent first baseman/designated hitter Carlos Santana—whom Dipoto had just picked up from the Phillies on December 3 [deep breath] not two hours after trading Robinson Cano to the Mets—back to the Indians.
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"The question is can he … slow down, take a deep breath and reorganize how he's operating so that he can get to the standard of running for president," Gingrich (R-Ga.), a former House Speaker, said Wednesday on CNBC.
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Those admissions made his insistence stronger that there wasn't enough evidence yet to impeach Trump and that the whole process would be better if everyone slowed down, took a deep breath and thought of the ramifications of their actions.
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Once you get going, you might help your case by taking a deep breath and calling or writing to the company to let them know you are making progress and will keep doing so until you're back in the black.
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Deep breath now: boat sex, Jon Snow's butt, incest, ice dragon, Night King, Littlefinger eats it, Cersei and Jaime part ways, everyone's heading to Winterfell, oh, and a big chunk of the Wall comes crashing down — there, you're all caught up.
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There are innumerable other burning questions we have that will never be answered, like [deep breath]: Why did it matter that Jon was a Targaryen if he ended up back where he started, with no name or hope for a lineage?
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You might think that violating the companies' terms of service, doing something potentially illegal, and terrorizing someone you once loved in front of an audience of millions could convince Kardashian to take a deep breath and step back from social media.
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The initial integrations include (deep breath) Acuity, Atom Tickets, Booksy, ChowNow, Eatstreet, Eventbrite, Fandango, GrubHub, MyTime, OpenTable, Reserve, Restorando, Resy, SevenRooms, StyleSeat, Tock and Yelp Reservations, with plans to add Appointy, Genbook, LaFourchette, Mindbody, Schedulicity, SetMore, Shedul and Vagaro soon.
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When I feel like shit has really hit the fan, I use meditation to take a step back, take a deep breath, and come back to the situation — things usually feel more dire in the moment than they really are.
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In "99," Rosa reluctantly comes out to one co-worker who overhears her talking to her new girlfriend; in "Game Night," she takes a deep breath and comes out to everyone, including her skeptical parents (Olga Merediz and Danny Trejo).
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If you did receive an audit notice that requires you meet with an IRS examiner, take a deep breath and follow the steps outlined here by several financial advisors who offered their input, so you can quickly resolve the situation.
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