President Obama received the prize in 2009 for merely drawing breath.
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FINANCIAL markets may be drawing breath after their recent falls, but one industry in particular has little reason to feel calm.
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Yet she forges ahead, in a world where to go on living, to simply keep drawing breath, is the most radical action anyone can take.
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Bruckner said that the pauses he used to separate blocks of thematic material were like an orator drawing breath, but what came across was a nervous and inexperienced public speaker.
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The Human Rights Watch describes it as "a form of mock execution by suffocation with water" that "incapacitates the victim from drawing breath, and causes panic, distress, and terror of imminent death".
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The hope for any actual action in September — and there is abundant skepticism around Washington that such action is possible — depends on many conservatives at the Capitol letting go of their Obamacare repeal dreams while at least one plan to overhaul the law is still drawing breath.
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So when President James Garfield was bedridden after being shot and President Woodrow Wilson was debilitated by a stroke, they simply lingered on in the presidency without doing very much for months, because no one knew what else could be done while they were still drawing breath.
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Whatever you decide to call this extraordinary thing, it is a creation of human hands that, in its horror, pathos, and sweep, has come closest in my experience to excavating mortality's depths of denial, and grasping the fragile wonder of drawing breath within the charnel house of time.
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After all, Jones never lost his belt in the cage (he was stripped of the belt by the UFC on April 28, 2015, following a hit-and-run accident in Albuquerque) and his last fight as champion was the unanimous decision over Cormier, so for as long as the two men are drawing breath but haven't fought a rematch Jones can say that he has proven himself a better fighter than Daniel Cormier, no matter who's wearing what belt.
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Koreans call this action "Onggi drawing breath." This is one of the most critical reasons to use onggi in making Korean fermented foods.
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The cartomizer cartridge can be separated from the battery so the battery can be charged and the empty cartomizer replaced when the e-liquid runs out. The battery section may contain an electronic airflow sensor triggered by drawing breath through the device. Other models use a power button that must be held during operation. An LED in the power button or on the end of the device may also show when the device is vaporizing.
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Installation view (2016) of Frances Aviva Blane show Two Faces at the German Ambassador's Residence, London Blane's first show in London was curated by Andrew Mummery, a British gallerist. She is also an award-winner of the Jerwood Drawing Prize (1999) and took part in their exhibition Drawing Breath, an anniversary show. Blane has been included in many group shows including Chora (London and touring the UK) curated by art critic Sue Hubbard and Women's Contemporary Self Portraits at the Usher Gallery (Lincoln and touring). Blane also showed at the Annely Juda Gallery in the exhibition Annely Juda – A Celebration.
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The maiden's father gave her a dowry of as many sheep, cattle, goats and horses as she could count of each without drawing breath, and reminded the young man that if he ever struck her three times without cause then she would leave him forever and the dowry would be forfeit.Rhys 1901, pp. 7–8. When they were married they went to live at a farm called Esgair Llaethdy near the village of Myddfai. They were happy and prosperous and became the parents of three beautiful sons, the eldest named Rhiwallon, but the wife continued to exhibit strange fairy behaviour such as weeping at weddings (because marriage often brings trouble) and laughing at funerals (because death brings release from trouble).
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