"They don't even know I'm here," he said, exhaling deeply.
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"Oh my God," he says, almost as if he's exhaling.
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"I got an award for everything: inhaling, exhaling," she joked.
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"She just went to kindergarten today," said Fallon, 43, exhaling deeply.
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I like how they simply stand there, exhaling life and forgiveness.
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It sounds like a napping volcano is slowly inhaling and exhaling.
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The most effective techniques simply involve exhaling longer than the inhale.
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If we're exhaling, we're spending about $2487 to $20 per breath.
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I just had to breathe along with the sound of someone exhaling.
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Quietly pay attention to inhaling and exhaling without otherwise reacting, she said.
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Breathe out and imagine that you are exhaling this goal and desire.
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He fought off tears, exhaling hard and taking steadying drinks of water.
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Droplets can also be generated by talking, laughing, singing or just exhaling.
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"Ah, that's good," she said after exhaling a wisp of odorless mist.
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And you stand there inhaling and exhaling and inhaling like an idiot.
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You won't be exhaling huge clouds, but it will get you plenty stoned.
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The woman is simply a brown body, naked, facing the creature while exhaling flame.
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"Pure exhaustion, pure fear," he said, exhaling so deeply that his lips flapped together.
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The steady nighttime breathing that could be exhaling who knows what kinds of microbes.
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Natural areas are the lungs of the planet, breathing in carbon dioxide and exhaling oxygen.
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And of course if I have the virus, what I'm exhaling microscopically contains the virus.
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He inhales, holding and exhaling his breath for various lengths of time according to prompts.
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Come back to center, then on an inhale, twist to the right, exhaling back to center.
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And there it would remain— the mystery,in his mind— exhaling enigma for years to come.
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Mr. Simpson plays him as an impatient savant, forever sternly exhaling and chafing against his superiors.
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Three minutes after walking to the lectern, Mr. Roof returned to the defense table, exhaling deeply.
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"Erdogan has made Turkey powerful again," he added, exhaling cigarette smoke from behind his cash register.
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How intense did you inhale and how long did you keep it in your lungs before exhaling?
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As we talked, he occasionally dragged on an e-cigarette, exhaling clouds of vapor into the room.
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Once you can do that without hunching, begin to lean toward the ground, exhaling as you go.
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This show oozes swamp vibes, breathing deep from that deep green miasma and exhaling it into every scene.
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Then without warning she cracks every bone in her neck like a WWF wrestler, exhaling with ecstatic relief.
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This makes it harder to breathe — especially when you're exhaling — and can cause wheezing, coughing, and chest pain.
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The compression of the artery can be seen on CT and M.R.I., especially while the patient is exhaling.
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Zero stared at him with those marble eyes, exhaling his hungry, meaty breath until John shooed him away.
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Continue with this deep breathing for three more breaths, inhaling and exhaling through the nose throughout this practice.
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Mr. S. chain-smoked throughout the day, inhaling power, exhaling invective, leaving a toxic trail in every room.
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It's as if the mountains are finally exhaling now that the peak of the tourist season has passed.
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"Wonder" is a glacially paced song, delivered in breathy whispers, exhaling into its chorus whenever it gets the chance.
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Next, we see her at dusk loading her belongings into a Clio and making for the Channel, exhaling, determined.
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She had been letting that breath out, in small movements, careful because she had to be, but exhaling still.
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Messi and Neymar pulled up at the final whistle, exhaling before slapping hands and heading toward the locker room.
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The rice itself is impeccably fluffy and exhaling warmth, just enough to leave the fish in a cool blush.
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"It's finally legal to smoke dope, but you've got to have cancer," Sarandon says, exhaling a puff of smoke.
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This steamer is about as effective as taking a sip of hot tea and then exhaling over a garment.
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Burtt told me he simply recorded a tape of himself inhaling and exhaling through the mask at three different speeds.
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A few seconds later the sound of a horse exhaling pierced the silence, not more than 30 feet behind me.
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"The thought of unadulterated oxygen pumps up my flagging morale in this city," he said, closing his eyes and exhaling.
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She says it can also be helpful to picture your breathe on a bell curve as you're inhaling and exhaling.
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"The coils of DNA seemed to open and close in response to histone modifications — inhaling, exhaling, inhaling, like life," Mukherjee writes.
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Yes, I was inhaling poison, but I was also taking deep, therapeutic breaths when I did it: mindful inhaling and exhaling.
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Yep, the images of a very pregnant woman inhaling and exhaling as her bump shrink and grows again are pretty bizarre.
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One is volume, because if you're going deep, you have to take a lot of gas if you're exhaling every breath.
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But great discoveries—like say, methane-exhaling creatures living in an ocean inside a tiny walnut-shaped moon—are rarely rushed.
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It was a moment of exhaling and cognitive exercise: People really cared about what we thought and listened to what we said.
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"It was good," he said after the event, slinking into a chair and exhaling for perhaps the first time in an hour.
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Or, breathing in positive energy, exhaling negative energy or visualizing negative energy coming out of your mouth and out of your body.
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I like imagining disappointed vapers peering inside, shaking their heads and exhaling orange-scented nicotine smoke against the windowpanes before skulking away.
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"There's still a lot of people coming," he said, exhaling a thick cloud of smoke as Kanye West boomed in the background.
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Having steeled themselves for the worst, the major family collectors that fuel Miami's art scene were collectively exhaling when the storm passed.
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When the whale finally surfaced, it did so right next to the boat, exhaling a cloud of snot that enveloped the conservationist.
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Babies have that pattern in common with non-human primates, like chimpanzees, which also laugh both when they're inhaling and when they're exhaling.
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"People say that tragedies like this bring people together, but for us, it's been the opposite," she explained, exhaling from a Marlboro Light.
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Actually, exhaling would be more effective because then you might spot the garment and be forced to take it to a dry cleaner.
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To prolong that time, women worked over several days on maintaining a relaxed posture and inhaling and exhaling more slowly during the study.
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Experts say the virus can be transmitted via droplets from an infected person exhaling, coughing or sneezing, and can also spread via contaminated surfaces.
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By simply exhaling through the metal device, it will encourage slow, conscious breathing that'll help bring her back to her center in no time.
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By simply exhaling through the metal device, it will encourage slow, conscious breathing that'll help bring her back to her center in no time.
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While the dysfunctional gang is trying not to breathe in smoke, Alex Levy (Jennifer Aniston) is finally exhaling all her toxic pent-up energy.
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One night, though, the sploof was not enough—we'd been smoking and playing video games for something like 12 hours, carefully exhaling into our sploof.
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As she takes a long drag of her cigarette, exhaling the word "fuck" along with a cloud of smoke, the camera stays with her face.
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Bryan: Speaking of Arya, seeing her and Sansa finally reunited at Winterfell felt like exhaling a breath I'd been holding for the last six years.
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Peace palm exhaling: Reduces stress; helps kids manage sensory and/or emotionally overwhelming experiences I developed this exercise specifically for my son with Asperger's syndrome.
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"It sounds corny to say," he said, exhaling a plume of smoke from his cigarette, "but I really hope we can 'Make America Great Again.'"
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The play ends not with A embracing her visiting son in a warm hug of forgiveness but with her various selves joining hands and exhaling.
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Facing elimination in Game 235 of the best-of-seven series, the Nets deflated like a balloon exhaling all its helium, losing by 2000-100.
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San Francisco, always on the forefront, becomes the first U.S. city to ban exhaling, which according to scientists is a leading cause of carbon dioxide.
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Just standing at a mirror, exhaling really slowly, lamenting the size of their forehead, wondering whether to get bangs, leaving the house wearing a hat.
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Regular swigs are as much a part of the sequences as inhaling or exhaling deeply, meaning that everyone is pleasantly tipsy and limber after 20 minutes.
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The virus can be transmitted via droplets from an infected person exhaling, coughing or sneezing, and can also spread via contaminated surfaces such as door handles.
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By bending forward and smoking into Lucy's personal cache of her documents, books and needlework, it is as if Emanuel is exhaling into her very being.
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"I now notice when people are not exhaling completely," said Jo Ann Wasserman, 49, of Downtown Brooklyn, who heard about the project in her Pilates class.
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Mood in Washington: There was a collective exhaling in the Trump administration's national security apparatus, and officials indicated they believed things had been contained, for now.
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Air passengers generate quite a bit of water vapour by exhaling and perspiring, but planes expel much of it in order to maintain a certain humidity level.
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All three ads show characters laughing, singing, exhaling (and in the case of The Leftovers, smoking) until they match the the note that introduces every HBO show.
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You can do an abbreviated sun salutation by inhaling and reaching both arms straight up to the sky, then exhaling, bending at the waist and bowing forward.
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Consider the 4-7-8 breathing technique, which involves breathing in for four counts, holding your breath for seven, and exhaling for eight counts until you fall asleep.
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When a disgruntled viewer takes the show hostage and things gets tense, I actually found myself exhaling at the sound of Ms. Roberts's voice in Mr. Clooney's ear.
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In coherent breathing, the goal is to breathe at a rate of five breaths per minute, which generally translates into inhaling and exhaling to the count of six.
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" She adds: "I was like 'Oh my gosh,' because usually you're looking at paparazzi pictures and like, 'Oh God, they captured me exhaling or you know just living.
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We paused, huddled with other families, inhaling and exhaling the damp cool air of the fog room, which imitates the lung-like qualities of a healthy redwood forest.
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We negotiated this three-dimensional labyrinth, levitating up over rocks by holding our breath to become more buoyant, then exhaling to sink back down and kicking through dark passages.
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" Malik—a slow, deliberate, hassled man at the best of times, the sort who seems to be exhaling deeply against the troubles of the world—said, "You're making excuses.
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When we finally see Billy totally alone, he gasses himself up in the mirror while blasting rock, exhaling cigarette smoke out of his nostrils like some sort of water dragon.
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From here, take a deep inhale and then, forcefully exhaling, pull your elbows down your sides and squeeze your shoulder blades together to lift your body up toward the bar.
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As the music gets louder, I try to concentrate on exhaling deeply from my diaphragm in time with the music, while resting my arms along the sides of my body.
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The clip closes out with close-ups of everyone's eyeballs, Cersei exhaling a visible puff of air (it's winter now!), and then a close-up of a White Walker's eyeball. Cool!
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"I know for a fact that JUUL is way too cheap to pay what I charge for a review," he bragged to me over the phone, audibly exhaling from a vape.
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He went on to become the first-choice photographer for The Source, for which he portrayed Dr. Dre bursting through flames and Queen Latifah exhaling a viper's tongue of cigar smoke.
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The next morning, I picked up where I left off, swinging with the same rise and fall, inhaling as I stretched skyward, exhaling as I drove the pickax into the ground.
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"We're speaking about culture, so to be true and be honest in our videos we need to know what it's really like there", explains Guillaume, exhaling another big cloud of e-juice.
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It wraps itself around the type of heavily syncopated beat that foregrounded 22, AM, and it's essentially one long, cathartic crescendo, Vernon exhaling through the verses before joining a chorus of one.
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One moment you're relaxing into a happy baby pose, and the next you're accidentally exhaling through the wrong end of your body, and praying you can escape while everyone is in savasana.
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The mannequin hung out for 24 hours at a time, for three days total, in each apartment, noisily inhaling and exhaling with its pneumatic mechanical lungs through its hole of a mouth.
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This process is known as enteric fermentation, and the gases that emerge from the cow, mostly by burping or exhaling, account for 26 percent of all methane emissions in the United States.
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The 11 test subjects took turns blowing those candles out, and, so they'd have the full birthday experience, the subjects were instructed to eat pizza before exhaling as hard as they could.
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"We have seen a rise in youth use of e-cigarettes that is unprecedented in our history," an expert says in the trailer, over shots of teens exhaling billows of vape smoke.
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Lee also uses a system of breathing called 4-7-8, which means inhaling for four seconds, holding the breath for seven seconds, and then exhaling audibly for eight seconds, he told Roll.
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After their testy exchange, Justice Gorsuch's body language suggested an unwillingness to hear Mr Vladeck out: he spent much of the rest of the hearing gazing down, visibly exhaling and resting his eyes.
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He fanned Jose Bautista to end the sixth and Melvin Upton Jr and had the Yankees exhaling when Encarnacion ended the eighth by hitting a fly ball to the right field warning track.
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This album is one of Mr. Smith's finest, a collection of carefully orchestrated, luminous threads (flute, saxophone, vibraphone, bass, other trumpets) rising and exhaling together, following the loose prescriptions of Mr. Smith's compositions.
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The only sound was my peeling, chopping and scraping and a kitchen at work: the oven exhaling; a pan emerging to rest on the grills of the burners; the scrape of a spatula.
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While plants have traditionally provided a balance for Earth's carbon dioxide-exhaling animals, plants haven't been powerful enough to filter out enough greenhouse gases to prevent warming since the Industrial Revolution, the study stated.
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One complaint, jointly filed by California residents Bradley Colgate and Kaytlin McKnight, alludes to the "youthful colors and images of glamorous young models seductively exhaling clouds of vapors," that once appeared on Juul's website.
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It's typically sold at mall kiosks or stands at state fairs, and there are countless viral videos on Instagram and YouTube of teens and young adults exhaling the smokelike vapor while eating the cereal.
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Currently, there is no field test for marijuana akin to the "breathalyzer"-type device, where exhaling into the device produces readings that can be used to identify drivers who have consumed too much alcohol.
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"THE CHOICE isn't what I'm breathing in, the choice is what I'm exhaling," said Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, at a celebration of Martin Luther King Day in the Riverside Church in Manhattan this week.
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When a person has a viral infection (99 percent of upper respiratory infections are viral), they generate a cloud of virus in the air around them through coughs or sneezes or simply by exhaling.
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Where Strait is polite and self-effacing, Dillon is a big, ornery personality: when Strait asked Dillon to put out his cigarette during their first meeting, he responded by exhaling a mouthful of smoke.
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More egregious options include smoking out the window, exhaling into the bathroom vents, turning on a hot shower so that the steam can absorb the smell and putting a wet towel under the door.
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Instead of eating food, I smoked cigarettes, standing in the doorway, six feet from a sign that said "No Smoking," exhaling out into the spring air, alongside my fellow-actors who looked like me.
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" D.R.A.M. slurs his way into the song over a hypnotically repetitive beat, exhaling about being fucked up and lost in whatever he's taken on a night out because, well, "that's just how I live.
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Yet for those who remain in Congress — and across the city's motley roster of aides, journalists, consultants and lobbyists — the collective exhaling over this August recess has been complicated, as ever, by President Trump.
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A BOOGIE WIT DA HOODIE "Artist" (Highbridge the Label) Heartbreak is the best thing that could have happened to this creaky-voiced young Bronx rapper, who alternates between puffing his chest and exhaling sorrowfully.
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Despite my trying to expel the spice by exhaling it out, the heat refuses to evacuate, and instead decides to spin around and around over itself, like the tumble cycle of a clothes dryer.
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So after exhaling in pleasure at being amid green, we lined up for a security check and were soon sauntering along "Miji dajie," or "Mickey Avenue," as Main Street is called in this sinicized Eden.
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When high school kids waved a picture of Trump while shouting "Build a wall" at students from a heavily Hispanic school during a basketball game in Indiana last week, they were exhaling Trump's sulfurous vapors.
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Gerwig's capacity for inhaling and exhaling unbridled joy is undoubtedly the best part of the movie, but it shines especially bright within Baumbach's knack for finding comedy in the awkward situations he puts her in.
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On the album's final song, "C'est Toi," the listener's privy to the frontman's most vulnerable moment, beginning with almost 30 seconds of Avery echoed and exhaling repeatedly, "Baby it's you" over a distant piano line.
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The test is to ascend in one breath while humming (to indicate to instructors that you are exhaling), with an arm out like Superman to protect your head, and the manual inflator in the other hand.
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If you have never practiced breathing exercises before, you may have to work up to this practice slowly, starting with inhaling and exhaling to the count of three and working your way up to six. 1.
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These could include exhaling into a jar of water containing a pH indicator (and observing that, as the water absorbs carbon dioxide, its pH declines) or conducting experiments to understand the role of photosynthesis in carbon sequestration.
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The high-tech billboard, designed by two Brazilian advertising agencies, is lit with fluorescent lights and emits carbon dioxide (meant to simulate mammals exhaling) and a lactic acid-laced mist (meant to simulate sweat) to lure mosquitoes.
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Before surgery, and again six months later, researchers used CT scans to measure the size and shape of the trachea and assess air trapping - in which excess air remains in the lungs after exhaling, reducing lung function.
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That might sound as dry as a middle school science class, but Ignotofsky enlivens the concepts by illustrating them, showing how carbon moves through a sheep snacking on grass, pooping on the ground, and exhaling into the air.
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Her new "This might also be a form of dreaming," set to enigmatic texts by Ms. Rankine about connection, requires many of the same techniques as in "Partita": grand, plush harmonies; droning on tangy, bendable pitches; sighing, exhaling babble.
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" And he or she says "oh" and "yes" and "yeah," and then a pause, exhaling air, making a sound like the wind whistling through the hollow void where your heart once was, and he or she says: "Oh, nothing.
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Our lungs are filled with receptors that tell our brains whether we are inhaling or exhaling, explained Dr. Patricia Gerbarg, an assistant clinical professor in psychiatry at New York Medical College and co-author of The Healing Power of the Breath.
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According to a new, stomach-churning study, the seemingly innocuous tradition of exhaling forced air to put out a bunch of tiny fires on top of your cake can actually increase the amount of bacteria on the icing by fourteen times.
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I could have eaten only soup and gone home satisfied: osh-potche, each spoonful of liquid fat clinging to the tongue; mastava, the Uzbek counterpart to Georgian kharcho, thick with rice and tomatoes, its warmth radiating along the ribs; shurpa, exhaling dill.
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Dick, in turn, is portrayed by Kevin Bacon, who is skinny in a masculine way that makes him seem rugged, and spends a lot of his screen time throwing smoldering stares at the camera and exhaling through his nostrils with pointed, misogynist disdain.
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From exhaling the smoke into their backpack or sleeves, to simply running out of the bathroom before administrators can catch them mid-puff, kids are making the thousands of dollars schools spend on these things seem like a bit of a waste.
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The boxer, Anthony Taylor, known for his take-a-punch-to-give-a-punch ferocity, froze under the unforgiving lights of crisis care at St. Elizabeth Youngstown Hospital, where a chorus of beeping monitors and exhaling respirators sang of lives at the precipice.
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Abdominal exercise, coaching, and visualization that incorporates the pelvic floor and proper breathing techniques (inhaling when relaxing, exhaling when contracting) can reestablish the connection between the muscles and the brain and strengthen not only the abdominals but also the pelvic floor, she says.
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The report that the president of the United States cheated on his wife with an adult film star and paid her off to deny the affair has, so far, been a one-day story that left the Trump White House exhaling in relief at a dodged bullet.
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With Manning hitting the links now instead of eluding linebackers, cornerback Bradley Roby said the Broncos had to guard against collectively exhaling and losing a little bit of that razor-sharp edge that had helped them reach the Super Bowl two of the last three seasons.
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His first collaboration with the so-called "Godfather of House," 1984's "Your Love," is their signature: a staccato beat supplied by Knuckles that pulses and escalates, with Principle inhaling and exhaling to the instrumental until it sounds, in no small way, like he is reaching orgasmic release.
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Each of us heroes and failures in our own right; I again found that same warmth only afforded to huddled friends on winter porches, when the air was so cold that, from a distance, no one could be sure if our breath was freezing or we were exhaling.
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FBI Warning's "Dead by 3" is a 13-minute monster groove, slowly building up the relentless clicking percussion, liquid keyboards, textured bass buzz, and a sequencer effect that resembles an automaton simultaneously gargling and exhaling — eventually introducing a distorted voice intoning "Let there be light" as if in muted religious rapture.
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When closer Aroldis Chapman, who got the final eight outs — most of them high tension — struck out Jose Ramirez to end the game, the crowd, already on its feet, roared its approval, exhaling for what seemed like the first time in a game that lasted nearly three and a half hours.
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And yes, another moment of mistakenly focusing on individual cases and individual motives and individual protests instead of recognizing that what we are witnessing in a wave of actions rippling across the country is an exhaling — a primal scream, I would venture — of cumulative cultural injury and a frantic attempt to stanch the bleeding from multiplying wounds.
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Instead of passively standing and waiting, however, Ms. Lang suggested using your time to do three exercises that your fellow bystanders won't notice: calf raises, which strengthen the lower legs, glute squeezes, where you tighten your glutes and hold as long as you can before releasing, to tone your backside, and belly breathing, where you exhale as you pull your stomach in and keep inhaling and exhaling while pulling it in more, to boost core strength.
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