We need brain space, a cigarette + fresh air. PLEASE!!
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Gael - need fresh air, needed a break, head dull.
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Indian sailors should enjoy the fresh air while they can.
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They need a pair of running shoes and fresh air.
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Alyssa Coscarelli Spearmint green is a breath of fresh air.
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Instead, Rogue One is a refreshing blast of fresh air.
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"We need sunlight, fresh air and social interaction," he said.
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"For Leo, Nina seems like a breath of fresh air."
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Above all, Mr Sánchez brings a breath of fresh air.
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"Meghan looks lovely, a breath of fresh air," said Osborne.
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"These measures are a breath of fresh air," he said.
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For Leo, Nina seems like a breath of fresh air.
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Trump is a breath of fresh air in that respect.
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Her humor and honestly was a breath of fresh air.
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It's a breath of fresh air, in terms of politics.
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Fresh air enters a commercial jet's system through the engines.
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I want to feel the fresh air on my skin!
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"I wanted to do something," Driver said on Fresh Air.
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His commentaries on language are heard on NPR's Fresh Air.
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In her clips, she is a breath of fresh air.
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Hill was a blast of fresh air on the Hill.
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Yet others see energy and a breath of fresh air.
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Oliver's emotional interview on "Fresh Air" is one of them.
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And the Patalanos longed for fresh air and a garden.
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He gasped fresh air when the firefighters got him outside.
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I ran out of the casino to get fresh air.
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My cheeks were flush from the fresh air and exercise.
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And it offers the benefit of exercise and fresh air.
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The latter provides an excellent biking path for fresh air.
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It's like a breath of fresh air for the soul.
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It was just me, my music, and the fresh air.
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There was even official approval to breathe some fresh air.
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He told "Fresh Air" about this apprehension back in 2015.
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Our reward was fresh air, wildlife sightings and campfire camaraderie.
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Customers just want to purchase a breath of fresh air.
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There was something about fresh air that helped wounds heal.
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The luxury items, the fresh air, the fame, fortune, etc.
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After a nightmare, who doesn't welcome fresh air, sunshine and flowers?
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It's cold, but not freezing and the fresh air feels good.
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He likes hanging out with the crew; he likes fresh air.
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It could be a breath of fresh air for German customers.
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"I like Princess Leia," she told Terry Gross on Fresh Air.
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The Guardiandeemed the film a "gloriously badass breath of fresh air".
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But the basic user experience was a breath of fresh air.
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I have been denied access to fresh air and to sunlight.
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In a petty world, Blac Chyna is breath of fresh air.
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Shine is a breath of fresh air for freelancers in France.
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The breath of fresh air was a very cold wind indeed.
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It feels amazing to get fresh air and a little exercise.
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It sounds crazy, but I think the fresh air has helped.
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I made myself, several times, stop and breathe the fresh air.
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It is cold but the sunshine and fresh air feel great!
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The fresh air makes me feel better and much less sick.
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That breath of fresh air this week has so desperately needed.
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Comparatively, The Name of Wind is a breath of fresh air.
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You should know that—you have a show called Fresh Air.
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Prisoners get at least one hour of fresh air per day.
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To get methane out, miners pump fresh air into the mine.
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In a way, it feels like a breath of fresh air.
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The best camping gear you can buyCampfires, wildlife, and fresh air.
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They are testing their limits and taking in the fresh air.
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Trump is a breath of fresh air who has created jobs.
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His brother, Chris Postilio, took him outside for some fresh air.
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"Seventy percent of my nutrients come from fresh air!" she complained.
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It has been a breath of fresh air, particularly for startups.
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Not all illness can be cured with fresh air and sunshine.
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It would certainly be a breath of fresh air for boxing.
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Searching for a wedding dress provided a breath of fresh air.
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"People need to be outside, to breathe fresh air," he said.
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But people have found creative ways to get some fresh air.
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"You do get the fresh air from the sea," says Chen.
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FRESH AIR We'll throw on gym clothes and walk Mr. Paco.
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I was walking with the baby to get some fresh air.
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He's the "breath of fresh air the sport needs," McEnroe said.
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FRESH AIR The dogs need to walk, so I head outside.
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And there was even official approval to breathe some fresh air.
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Go to Matagalpa if you want a breath of fresh air.
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Fresh air can be harder to come by than you might think.
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Get ready to book your dose of essential fresh-air and sunshine.
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Just inspired by being outside, getting fresh air and seeing new places.
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After so much time submerged, what does the fresh air feel like?
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I need some fresh air, so I go out for a walk.
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But compared to other shooters, Fortnite is a breath of fresh air.
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"It's like a new Jenni, a breath of fresh air," Polizzi says.
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Their country home is designed to be a breath of fresh air.
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Kraus would have been a breath of fresh air as the Bachelor.
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I'm enjoying the fresh air, the pine trees, and the snowcapped mountains.
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My son William, for instance, is chairman of the Fresh Air Fund.
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McLeod looks to be a breath of fresh air for the sport.
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It's a nice day out and I could use the fresh air.
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For many, Super Bowl LII felt like a breath of fresh air.
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Michelle Obama is a breath of fresh air in a tense week.
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"Fresh air" is a concept most often associated with the "great outdoors".
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AOC is a breath of fresh air in the fetid Washington swamp.
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In the movie, Czervik is seen as a breath of fresh air.
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It's a breath of fresh air just seeing something fun like this.
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Rocker called Trump a breath of fresh air for the nation's politics.
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It's time for a breath of fresh air in all congressional offices.
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This was back when "fresh air" was considered the universal cure-all.
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Because it's a pedestrian street, you get fresh air and it's calm.
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Go for a walk — all air signs need fresh air and movement.
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Everyone read this book and just felt a breath of fresh air.
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This is a free way to get in exercise and fresh air.
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And this is where you would surface, just to gulp fresh air.
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"You want to breathe fresh air even without climate change," he said.
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He declined to relieve himself but seemed to enjoy the fresh air.
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With livestreams like these, who needs TV or movies or fresh air?
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Coming to this new school was like a breath of fresh air.
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In its old-fashionedness, "Shadowlands" is hardly a breath of fresh air.
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You need fresh air, to be moving around, to talk to people.
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Boot weather is back, and it's a breath of fresh air... literally.
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Daily exercise out in the fresh air of nature is the norm.
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But if you're a digital tinkerer, it's a breath of fresh air.
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We clearly need to start a Fresh Air Fund for our constructors.
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It's a nice breath of fresh air after a long, dead winter.
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"She's grateful to be able to breathe in the fresh air, walk in the fresh air," her lawyer, Richard A. Portale, said, standing across the street from the prison, on a hill where journalists had been camped out.
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It helps me focus to get fresh air and move throughout the day.
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A visit to the Ana Luisa website is a breath of fresh air.
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Moicano finally opened the door, letting in a refreshing burst of fresh air.
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"It's like a new Jenni, a breath of fresh air," Polizzi, 31, said.
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There used to be green grass, fresh air, and even stars at night.
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I head out, hoping some fresh air and sunshine will wake me up.
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For now, though, the upstart division is providing a breath of fresh air.
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In this deluge of darkness, Marvel's Runaways is a breath of fresh air.
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And she's doing it in designers who mimic a breath of fresh air.
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When we spoke to her, it was just a breath of fresh air.
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Setapp could represent a breath of fresh air for many independent Mac developers.
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It would get me out of the house for exercise and fresh air.
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The superhero genre has needed a breath of fresh air for a while.
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Get outside, move my body, get some fresh air pumping through my lungs.
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Exasperated, we head to the deck for some fresh air once it's over.
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The woman got up and was able to walk outside for fresh air.
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But also, I live in British Columbia, and our fresh air is amazing.
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Peace of mind, mountains, fresh air, really, really good Italian food, and goats.
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Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) called him "a breath of fresh air," while Sen.
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We could catch up and get some fresh air at the same time.
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She brought a bit of fresh air into his life that he needed.
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"Wonder Woman" was a breath of fresh air for the franchise in 2017.
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In worrying about the flies, Mr Xi risks keeping out the fresh air.
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He took trips outside in his wheelchair for a smoke or fresh air.
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So much for "fresh air," although I do feel better after moving around.
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Kozel grew frustrated staring at empty walls, desperate to smell fresh air outside.
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They may be thrilled that you suggest getting out for some fresh air.
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There's also an outdoor courtyard shared with another unit for added fresh air.
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Samantha Bee is the breath of fresh air we all need right now.
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An Australian company recently started selling fresh air from Down Under in China.
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"Finding people like ourselves has been a breath of fresh air," Catalano said.
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The fresh air, the tents, the charred hot dogs crammed onto dirty sticks?
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I think it's a breath of fresh air for everybody to hear it.
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Still, transit advocates praised Mr. Byford's comments as a breath of fresh air.
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Kids would play outside and get fresh air and experience something called nature.
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LUNCH AND FRESH AIR After we get tired, it's usually time for lunch.
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But in between the craziness, "I have to get fresh air," he says.
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Arriving in Charlie's claustral, stagnant world, Adam offers fresh air—and enlivening disturbance.
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It felt like it had been days since I'd actually breathed fresh air.
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They swabbed the decks and guardrails after each fresh air break for passengers.
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"It's fresh air into the writers room" SVU showrunner Warren Leight told E!
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Khanna, 40, cast himself as a breath of fresh air for the district.
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We bet she'll love it — and you could probably use some fresh air.
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I believe Francis is truly a breath of fresh air in many ways.
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But Bruce has come in, and it's been a breath of fresh air.
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Theron said on "Fresh Air" that she was initially conflicted to portray Kelly.
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People who listen to "Fresh Air" like Norah Jones and Van Morrison (duh).
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She's breathing fresh air and getting to see new things all the time.
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You'll find a peaceful Midwest lifestyle, fresh air, low crime, and welcoming communities.
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Lizzo's infectious energy gives the traditionally masculine podcast space a breath of fresh air.
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This is breath of fresh air that was so needed in the Latin media.
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I debate catching a bus, but I'm enjoying the fresh air despite the rain.
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We will breath fresh air but walk with no trousers and eat fir cones.
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Alone and surrounded by mirrors, all I wanted was fresh air and a joint.
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It feels so good to get fresh air, and I almost immediately feel better.
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And when it debuted in 290, Murphy felt like a blast of fresh air.
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If it was not for the Fresh Air Fund, I wouldn't have that opportunity.
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It was a literal breath of fresh air in a sea of sterile technology.
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When the original Deadpool arrived in theaters, it was a breath of fresh air.
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The air seems good right now so we open the windows for fresh air.
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We listen to an interesting NPR Fresh Air episode about the importance of sleep.
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It was a breath of fresh air for a series that desperately needed it.
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Bennet Cerf of Random House in 1960, the fresh air blowing through the business
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Finally, we were off of lock down and able to get some fresh air.
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But do hosts like Trevor Noah ever crave a breath of creative fresh air?
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From a demographics standpoint, it was sure to be a breath of fresh air.
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Max Verstappen was a total breath of fresh air last year in Formula One.
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Will she prove to be just the breath of fresh air that Katherine needs?
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Compared to Skype or Google's own Hangouts, Duo is a breath of fresh air.
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"He could be the breath of fresh air that Neiman Marcus needs," Saunders said.
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Breakingviews Wheezing unicorns may get a breath of fresh air from initial public offerings.
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Tax-deductible donations can be sent to The Fresh Air Fund, 633 Third Ave.
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The fresh air feels good, but I'm especially quiet after the housing talk before.
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When Trump came on the scene, finally I said, a breath of fresh air.
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I was eager to open the heavy steel door and get into fresh air.
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This is a breath of fresh air after such a heavy and intense summer.
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Then Tumble catapults in, a breath of fresh air, zealously intent on saving Blue.
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There is no fresh air or natural light; there is not even a window.
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There, he might have a shot at fresh air, sunshine, and substance-abuse treatment.
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"It's about the nostalgia, the country, being out in fresh air," Mr. Yandura said.
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"You are opening your window to get fresh air," a Tanzanian aviation official said.
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My hospice patients were dying, but they still longed for fresh air and birdsong.
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The self-watering, self-lit walls produce fresh air that circulates into the office.
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Nonetheless, there is a sense that Mr. Macron brings a breath of fresh air.
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I run to 7-303 for a diet soda, fresh air, and de-frazzling.
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Afterward, we'll go to a local park to get some fresh air and relax.
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I can't help wishing that such breaths of fresh air could become more frequent.
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"They would spend hours just sitting outside and enjoying the fresh air," Rodriguez said.
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"Democracy and freedom are the fresh air that is worth fighting for," she said.
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It's the breath of fresh air The King needs to get back on track.
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You can just feel it when the fresh air comes in, it's incredibly rejuvenating.
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Fresh air is taking from air, it goes into the pipes, into every single room.
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Lilly Singh is about to bring a breath of fresh air to late night television.
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"That's like a breath of fresh air, kind of a rebirth for Becky," Strachman explains.
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The bullet found the small two-inch gap that normally let in only fresh air.
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I was just really flustered and overwhelmed and she was a breath of fresh air.
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For many intents and purposes, Google's approach to smartphones is a breath of fresh air.
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That's why Tully, the new comedy from Focus Features, is a breath of fresh air.
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Choosing one that coordinates with your overall style can be a breath of fresh air.
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In contrast, Nexus Blitz feels like a breath of fresh air, even for current players.
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He also tries to escape the office for some fresh air during the work week.
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Felicty Ward is a breath of fresh air in a society populated by dutch ovens.
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Take your time strolling along on a sunny day for some fresh air and exercise.
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The lifestyle guru is embracing the season and planning on working out in fresh air.
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This film already sounds like a breath of fresh air, especially within the teen landscape.
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The fresh air will clear your head and help you work through any complex challenges.
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Make time for self care: Get some fresh air and call a friend to vent.
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" She adds to PEOPLE, "We go out every day to be in the fresh air.
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It's a gulp of fresh air in an album that often feels heavy with emotion.
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It's a nice breath of fresh air ...to be in this situation come the weekend.
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You're getting the blood flowing, breathing some fresh air, and decompressing just a bit. Casual.
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She hung her laundry on a clothesline, letting it flap dry in the fresh air.
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You can get some fresh air and skip the frantic meal prep the night before.
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He also is TV critic and guest host for NPR's "Fresh Air" with Terry Gross.
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"Iron Man" (2008) was heralded as a breath of fresh air for the superhero genre.
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" For Lash, the A Call to Men program was like "a breath of fresh air.
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A "Green New Deal" is a breath of fresh air for the climate change conversation.
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The fresh air and conversations with our daughters during this time before school are priceless.
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It gives coaches a breath of fresh air in how to strategize to win games.
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The fresh air and daily break help put me into a less crazy headspace, too.
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You'll definitely have no trouble finding top names, like Serial, Fresh Air, or RadioLab, however.
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And this could be a breath of fresh air for virtual reality as a whole.
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Granted, when compared to other Trump appointees, Cohn may be a breath of fresh air.
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"Arthur taught me to enjoy the nature, the fresh air, just being outside," Gundogan said.
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"I moved to New Zealand, and it was a breath of fresh air," she said.
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Ask Real Estate A couple argues over what is more important: fresh air or security.
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They point out that being outdoors, in fresh air exposed to UV light, is healthy.
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The blend of sky blue and creamy lilac feels like a breath of fresh air.
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Officials don't have many options to help people get fresh air under smoke and haze.
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And historically, that happened a lot, but this play was a breath of fresh air.
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My mother felt very strongly that kids needed to be outside in the fresh air.
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It turns out President Emmanuel Macron is not the only new breath of fresh air.
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Of course, they can get fresh air by visiting the alfresco plane-spotting deck too.
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We miss the fresh air, watching the stars at night and hearing the magpies sing.
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But whatever happens to Canoo, the startup's first vehicle is a breath of fresh air.
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People who approve of this agenda think his directness was a breath of fresh air.
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The installation brings a similar breath of fresh air to the stodgy period-room concept.
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We all walk around the island for an hour and take in the fresh air.
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Now that Virgo season is over, you can get a breath of fresh air, Aquarius.
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I opted to sit outside for breakfast to enjoy the fresh air and people-watching.
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And it's what makes Grande a breath of fresh air, and an unforgettable pop star.
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Warsh, a Wall Street lawyer by training rather than one of the Phd economists who have come to dominate monetary policy in recent years, called for "fresh air from the real side of the economy, fresh air from the markets," in revamping the Fed.
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She also said her husband was only allowed fresh air for 30 minutes Monday through Friday.
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Entering it, after the first compact and womb-like space, feels like emerging into fresh air.
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Sure, it's still not cheap but can you really put a price on clean, fresh air?
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The Sherpa bags also have mesh openings, so your pet will get lots of fresh air.
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"He's a breath of fresh air," a 39-year-old female at the rally told CNBC.
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Some smell sweet like oranges or fresh air, others smell sour like dirty potatoes or pickles.
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You can always count on a new moon to give you a breath of fresh air!
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We were taking breaks and opening the door [to let in fresh air], which felt amazing.
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I walk around the boat to get some fresh air, blowing in straight from the sea.
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He thinks everybody should listen to what Mr. Strzok has to say, just for fresh air.
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And the fresh air and the way the trees swayed, just everything made me feel better.
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I've become a real homebody in the last year and I miss fresh air and sunshine.
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She is a breath of authentic fresh air on a show that is dripping with materialism.
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The panic attack waiting to happen broke through, and I had to get some fresh air.
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To see news of women's work and contributions respected equally is a breath of fresh air.
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That's part of what made MCC Theater's production of Charm such a breath of fresh air.
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But after LG's badly fumbled execution with the G5, the phone was breath of fresh air.
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For others fed up with the political establishment however, Trump represents a breath of fresh air.
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He brought a breath of fresh air and a new energy and made it his own.
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If they can prove their worth, they will be a breath of fresh air for diagnostics.
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It felt like a breath of fresh air to have the issue out in the open.
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He'd been in the chemical-smelling warehouse for so long he'd forgotten how fresh air tasted.
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When you're strung out, every inhalation triggers a craving for a cigarette instead of fresh air.
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In actual fact, he has only breathed fresh air once since being trapped—on day 122.
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Several times during the evening she feels faint, has escort take her outside for fresh air.
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But its deliberate flatness, simple color blocks, and sharp contrasts are a breath of fresh air.
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Their sound is very refreshing and they're like a breath of fresh air on the scene.
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Air pollution Enjoy going to a national park and deeply breathing in all that fresh air?
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But it makes for a great place to grab some fresh air before boarding your flight.
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So that means that your lunch break, you leave and go and get some fresh air.
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So they had 30 minutes devoted to this while they were out getting some fresh air.
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There's also the perk of spending all day outside, in the fresh air and California sun.
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"The coast is the only place without fire pollutants and with fresh air," Ms. Herron said.
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They took short breaks to venture outside, to smoke or just to get some fresh air.
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"I love being outside so this gives me flexibility to get some fresh air," he writes.
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It will probably give people more opportunities to open a window and enjoy the fresh air.
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You're even allowed to feed the goats — a sweet ending to your day of fresh air.
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"The guidance for hospitals already includes bringing in more fresh air and enhancing filtration," he writes.
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He is no longer allowed to go outside and see the sky and breathe fresh air.
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Call it what you like — genial, glib, real — but it was a breath of fresh air.
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Children, liberated from classrooms and homework, are released outdoors and nourished by fresh air and sunshine.
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"He's broken a lot of prejudices, and brought a vast amount of fresh air," he said.
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For fresh air on a wide sandy beach, head northwest to the peaceful Golden Gardens Park.
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Fresh air and funny kids make me feel better but I'm a little crabbier than usual.
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Leaving her stunned colleagues behind, she stumbled out of the office to get some fresh air.
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Everything at Fred's tasted like fresh air, warm winds and sunshine amid our freezing Midwest winter.
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Guests can take their coffee (free in the afternoons) to the terrace for some fresh air.
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So by the old metrics, this year's lineup of nominees is a breath of fresh air.
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My wife and I hosted a terrific Fresh Air Fund kid from the Bronx this summer.
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His style brings a breath of fresh air to the somewhat staid world of German politics.
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If the weather improved, she said, she would head back to the beach for fresh air.
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Though not unprecedented, this is so unusual that it comes as a blast of fresh air.
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"We just want to breathe some fresh air into this," Dr. Sander said at the time.
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They can take dogs for walks, go for bikes ride, or just get some fresh air.
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Disney and Lucasfilm may be looking for a similar breath of fresh air for Star Wars.
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He pulled over and rolled down the windows, frantically trying to get himself some fresh air.
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Usually, I like to go out and do errands for lunch and get some fresh air.
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If nothing else, the mothers were a breath of fresh air in a very hot week.
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Jason, I like it, it was great talking to you and a breath of fresh air.
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When it got dark out, I stepped outside for some fresh air and drifted into thought.
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At 12:41 PM an admiral walked to one of the windows to get fresh air.
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Getting fresh air, drinking tea, and napping are all things that can help cure your grogginess.
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The Moon enters your sign today, Aquarius, encouraging you to nurture yourself: Get some fresh air!
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It offers the sort of arms-raised, breath-of-fresh-air moment needed between all the chaos.
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The fresh air is freezing but nice — German winter grows on you the longer you live here.
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Jerusalem (CNN)The hilltop offers fresh air, fertile soil, and a commanding view of the surrounding landscape.
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Thriving houseplants provide both a literal and figurative breath of fresh air to an otherwise stale space.
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I think it's a combination of getting a good sweat, rehydrating, and fresh air and (hopefully) sunshine.
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The Natural State is decidedly lacking in some of the best things in nature — like fresh air.
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But from spring to summer, all we crave inside our abodes is open space and fresh air.
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This is a breath of fresh air compared to traditional business banks and their time-consuming processes.
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It's no wonder former Buckingham Palace Press Secretary Dickie Arbiter called her "a breath of fresh air".
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E. suggests fresh air, so we walk to the diner across the street for a late lunch.
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Watching this after watching a few K-Pop girl bands was a real breath of fresh air.
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By the time I finally gave it some water and fresh air, half of it was wilted.
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I walked out of the door and breathed fresh air for the first time in four days.
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It's a breath of fresh air — and that's all I've ever wanted from a Jennifer Lopez movie.
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Now she can enjoy the fresh air and car rides and her annoying-but-lovable brother's presence.
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Seven months later, the newest addition to the royal family has remained a breath of fresh air.
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Between the fresh air and spending quality time with your pup, you'll get an instant mood boost.
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For me, this is a huge breath of fresh air compared to places I've worked at before.
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I'm from Michigan, so it feels like another world when I go home (open spaces, fresh air).
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Coalition forces, which are supported by the United States and Britain, meanwhile launched fresh air strikes overnight.
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She needs room to run and lots of fresh air, as you will see in the video.
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Getting out of the office for some fresh air can make a real difference in your mindset.
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Let's go through some tiny little updates: Overall, iOS 13 feels like a breath of fresh air.
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The Prime Day deal price of just $97.49 (50% off) is like a breath of fresh air.
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Once we all got out on the trail in the fresh air, it was an amazing experience.
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Then, dry your eyes and go for a walk outside, where there's actual fresh air and perspective.
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Depending on your experience they're addictive, a musical gateway, a breath of fresh air—or all three.
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By mid-afternoon I've forgotten what fresh air feels like, and I'm tired of looking at cards.
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Yes, suede can work, as long as your toes and heels are out in the fresh air.
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A physics professor has designed a smaller version of the structure, which pulls fresh air into buildings.
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Anyone traveling to a national park in the hope of enjoying some fresh air may be disappointed.
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He said a vent suddenly opened, allowing the hatch to open and fresh air to gush in.
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Was it a breath of fresh air, just an inconsequential artistic liberty or P.C. culture run amok?
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That's why the space given to these lesbian teen protagonists feels like a breath of fresh air.
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This allows him more fresh air and freedom than solitary ... and more face time with his girlfriends.
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"My Big Fat Greek Wedding" was a breath of fresh air in an era of raunchy comedies.
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Even with all that, Emma, who is effectively the lead protagonist, is a breath of fresh air.
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Kids especially need fresh air and movement, and you don't have to be restricted to your backyard.
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The shift from competition to collaboration might seem like it would be a breath of fresh air.
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On the second day, health officials began letting those in windowless cabins out for fresh air breaks.
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Sometimes, she goes for a quick run just to get some fresh air and increase her endorphins.
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The NYC Ferry, by offering city views, wine and fresh air, has provided a pleasant new mode.
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I was pulling over every other mile to take it in and breathe in the fresh air.
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He thinks fresh air would be very good for him, and a place to walk and exercise.
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I allowed that tonight he may sleep on the farmhouse porch for the benefits of fresh air.
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He felt very well yesterday and wanted to sleep on the back porch for the fresh air.
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That's a breath of fresh air in a climate of brewing xenophobia from the right in Europe.
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It was like opening a window and letting fresh air into a house that smelled of mustiness.
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But "naturism," with its Thoreauvian connotations of fresh air and vigor, seems preferred among the true believers.
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It adds up The Wang family recently installed a fresh air filtering system, which cost them about $4,300.
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We were getting some fresh air out back when a tall longhair recognized me from a previous event.
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Better, he always thought, just to get through customs and into the fresh air as fast as possible.
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In the midst of a political season rife with division, these snapshots were a breath of fresh air.
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It was the Publicis CEO, Maurice Levy, however, that lent a breath of fresh air to the discussion.
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It feels so good to be outside and have the girls run around and get some fresh air!
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This gallery is a breath of fresh air in a Brooklyn scene that sometimes takes itself too seriously.
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In April, she shared a selfie breastfeeding the little guy while the duo enjoyed some fresh air together.
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Just being able to see the sun rise and have fresh air and a Starbucks — everything is better.
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But negative campaigns are still a breath of fresh air compared to the toxic potential of positive ads.
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That's why this year's National Association of Music Merchants show, NAMM, felt like a breath of fresh air.
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It's a breath of fresh air hearing someone up there talk about bringing people together to solve problems.
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I ran to the stairwell and stuck my head out the only window, gasping for fresh air outside.
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Kaine, who it turns out, isn't just a mild-mannered nice guy, was a breath of fresh air.
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It is impossible to thrive if you cannot be in fresh air at least part of the time.
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The kind of fresh-air fragrance New Yorkers will crave after a decade of living in the city.
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While Bluetooth's transfer speeds are lackluster, at least the ease of connectivity is a blast of fresh air.
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I would go to Action Burger across the street from the studio whenever I needed some fresh air.
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I spend the afternoon taking care of work while listening to a Fresh Air interview with Christina Applegate.
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Not only are you decreasing your carbon footprint, but you're also getting some fresh air in the process.
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That's a very good thing, because, man, do we need to get outside and get some fresh air.
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It was so hot inside that people took turns breathing fresh air from a hole in the truck.
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On Fresh Air, you mentioned that the Zetas have a label of "Z-branded" whiskey in Northern Mexico.
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Still, the unpretentious Francis, who planned to travel through Krakow by tram, is a breath of fresh air.
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But he was a breath of fresh air that made me see how wonderful some people can be.
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Her courage to speak up about it and for women like me is a breath of fresh air.
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The 41-year-old Ohio resident had always been an athlete who loved the outdoors and fresh air.
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I grabbed another breath of fresh air in Syracuse, New York, where we arrived around 10:15 p.m.
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A breath of fresh air, and new political lenses through which to see the world, are always healthy.
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It's a breath of fresh air, one that's light and lively to go along with the summer season.
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It's a breath of fresh air, because you're always worried if you said a line right or not.
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They supplied fresh air into the theater, making sure that no smoking or other contaminants entered the space.
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I found him on the porch catching fresh air and a break from the ass-grabbing sycophants inside.
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She never really fit in with Stieglitz's salon and city, seeking a breath of fresh air in Maine.
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Today, she's taking us out to spend some time in the water and to get some fresh air.
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She'd had two strokes in the last year, Carrie Fisher told Fresh Air in an interview last month.
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The fresh air is mine… As for me, filled with every reason to leave, I am not mine.
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Such a great way to get people out of their homes at staggered times to get fresh air.
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The spectre of people, out for fresh air, jogging and congregating on city streets has alarmed health authorities.
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And on each floor of the 0003-story buildings, open terraces bathe residents in light and fresh air.
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Enjoy a breath of fresh air while exercising alfresco on the durable and smooth Stamina Outdoor Fitness Strider.
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In fact, mixing up the routine and going outside for fresh air provide more motivation for working out.
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It snowed yesterday, so the trails are a bit precarious, but both of us need some fresh air.
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Some sleep experts say the fresh air can induce a deeper slumber, while also decreasing exposure to germs.
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"It's like a breath of fresh air in this country," said Natacha Henry, a writer on gender issues.
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Here's its method, which involves rubber gloves and plenty of fresh air because oven cleaners are particularly powerful.
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Finally, we sunk our teeth into Domino's, which was the culinary equivalent of a breath of fresh air.
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Without fresh air, the inside air quality is poor, mold grows in the bathroom and cooking odors linger.
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I decide to drive to the park to get some fresh air and I walk/run four miles.
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Nearly geeky in its optimism — and all the better for it — Chattanooga is a breath of fresh air.
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A child with polio gets fresh air beside a warning sign for the rest of the community, 21940.
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Some venture to the park for fresh air or peace and quiet; some may be looking for romance.
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He's far exceeded expectations and could serve purposes ranging from comic relief to outsider breath of fresh air.
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Like Mr. Sinclair, Mr. Lemons considered Mr. Trump's straightforward, businesslike approach a badly needed breath of fresh air.
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C. Sottek The original Moto X was a breath of fresh air in a mobile world of sameness.
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Like all of us, Robinson wanted fresh air, but he also knew his appearance was frightening to passerbys.
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Others said the launch of the channel could bring fresh air to a crowded yet homogeneous media landscape.
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Style icon/popstar/iconic Spice Girl Victoria Beckham called his designs during the show a "breath of fresh air."
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I think everyone in America is politically exhausted and I want this to be a breath of fresh air.
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The only thing that is going to clean up Washington is the fresh air of accountability, transparency and honesty.
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It's an extra half an hour of walking, but it's nice to get some fresh air and extra exercise.
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I go outside for a quick walk to get fresh air and a few sun beams on my face.
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He had no idea what to expect when the Fresh Air Fund sent him to Bristol, Vt., that summer.
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Working with TikTokers as they unavoidably flock to the site will force a breath of fresh air on YouTube.
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Presidential candidates: they just need to get some fresh air and find a good book to curl up with.
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Match is a breath of fresh air compared to sites with agonizing questionnaires and the pressure to get married.
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Trump comes along and talks about how he's going to change all that, he's this breath of fresh air.
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" On a personal programming note, on Wednesday I will discuss the caucuses with Terry Gross of NPR's "Fresh Air.
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The fresh air wakes me up, plus I live right by the water and it smells like the ocean.
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Make sure you get some fresh air — have a refreshing drink or take your dog out for a walk.
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But if you need a little fresh air and some time away from the slot machines, we've got suggestions.
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For now, that feels like a much needed breath of fresh air in an increasingly stale social-media landscape.
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His God-given flow is a breath of fresh air, a respite from the forced quality of the album.
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There's plenty of free food, lots of wide open spaces and fresh air, and you get tons of exercise.
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Rachel Bilson is not one of those people — and discussing beauty with her is a breath of fresh air.
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After you write songs, especially if you've been writing for years, the EP becomes a breath of fresh air.
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For example, you could read, play with your pet, meet up with friends, cook, enjoy the fresh air, etc.
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They're designed to circulate air around the whole room, making everything cooler and helping you get some fresh air.
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You'll be able to explore new places, get some fresh air and still feel the burn in your legs.
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So Monique Lhuillier's romantic, dreamy collection for Pottery Barn almost feels like a breath of fresh air in 2017.
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But Barter 6 was a breath of fresh air—and a near-perfect album that no one saw coming.
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Yet for this kind of language and fresh air, the pope has come under renewed attack from conservative Catholics.
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That person, who the authorities said was not the manager who died, exited the restaurant to get fresh air.
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A big gap exists between "must" and "may," one large enough to let in the fresh air of reform.
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Mostly, they were just happy to finally get some fresh air and reflect on the work they had done.
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He has been a breath of fresh air in a Department that prides itself on its arrogance and arbitrariness.
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"You go there and expect the fresh air and it was the total opposite of that," she said Thursday.
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She's a breath of fresh air, beautiful, and — let's be honest — a new character in the royal soap opera.
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"Fresh Air" is a return to the "happy" Future many of his fans and critics were convinced was gone.
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Yes, but: Even after these first breaths of fresh air, hopes for the autocracy to transform overnight remain mistaken.
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I make my way outside catch some fresh air, and soon everyone else starts to exit the building too.
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And in personal Last But Not Least news, I ended a 20-plus year drought in Fresh Air appearances.
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During the day, he stayed indoors and even refused to go out into the yard for some fresh air.
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Remember all those times your mother told you to crack open your window and let in some fresh air?
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In the midst of the election's craziness, this has been a weekly breath of fresh air for me. Thanks.
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I folded my songbook up and headed out for some fresh air before the show, which was sold-out.
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Every day he could walk out onto his porch, breathe fresh air and scan the picturesque pine forest nearby.
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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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After years of working in environments that ranged from stilted to toxic, he is a breath of fresh air.
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It was cold and rainy at most stops, but the small dose of fresh air was always much-needed.
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He was like a breath of fresh air, because I knew I would always hear the truth from him.
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Of course, the Chargers might be a breath of fresh air compared to the Rams, who are 4-10.
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Firstly, the interview he abandoned was with celebrated interviewer Terry Gross for NPR's equally celebrated arts show Fresh Air.
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It won't make the nausea go away, but it will minimize your movement and the fresh air will help.
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It's super simple to learn and definitely a breath of fresh air in a boring, old-school gaming market.
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"We don&apost really understand why he left," Danny Miller, exec producer of "Fresh Air," said in a statement.
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"Such a breath of fresh air to all the chaos going on in the world right now," one wrote.
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These guys know analogue inside out, so it was a breath of fresh air to see how he worked.
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Today we have all sorts of solutions for getting babies fresh air, from SUV-style strollers to Baby Bjorns.
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Our best guess is that baby cages were inspired by a desire to give city kids some fresh air.
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On the other hand, entrants from Nanjing, China's South East University offered Central Park a breath of fresh air.
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As his 2018 album Noir showed, Smino's light sound is a breath of fresh air in today's modern rap scene.
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TOURISTS ARE OFTEN attracted to a holiday destination due to the presence of pristine beaches, fresh air and clear seawater.
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It's a cartoon, but the schematic detail showing how Apple keeps the new campus cool with fresh air is real.
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Still, the E-M1 Mark II is a breath of fresh air in an industry that values iteration over innovation.
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Tax-deductible contributions may be sent to The Fresh Air Fund, 633 Third Avenue, 14th Floor, New York, NY 10017.
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It's a nice little break in the middle of the day and I get in some fresh air and kisses.
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Privacy laws are nothing new in Europe but robust enforcement of them would certainly be a breath of fresh air.
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I felt the moisture right away, like a cooling jelly, which was a breath of fresh air in the a.m.
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Others regard his appointment as a breath of fresh air in a place that had become set in its ways.
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To the New York media scene of the 1980s, Spy magazine was designed to be a blast of fresh air.
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Whether it's a day trip or a long weekend, the silence and fresh air outside the city is truly refreshing.
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"A breath of fresh air, even when the day stinks," says one student of the always-smiling 65-year-old.
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Of course he felt drawn toward her; she was a breath of fresh air, as corny as the saying is.
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This unique panel method creates a natural gravity ventilation system as the fresh air continuously circulates through the panel filter.
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We mainly just need to get out of the apartment and get some fresh air after lazing around all morning.
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The "Dance Moms" star got some fresh air outside her rehabilitation center on a hot summer day in L.A. Tuesday.
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CTRL is a jolt of fresh air packed with wry observations and searing takedowns of romance in the modern age.
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In a year of high-profile science fiction blockbusters, Denis Villeneuve's Arrival could be a welcome breath of fresh air.
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Am I just sitting in my room in the dark and I'm not getting outside and breathing in fresh air?
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It plays a little like a dad telling his kids to get some fresh air, sure, but almost sweetly so.
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I stepped back outside for some fresh air and chatted with a few servers and members of the security team.
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The sights flashing by her window—the majesty of Lake Victoria, the open sky, the fresh air—made her think.
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From festivals to farmers' markets to community gardens, slip out into the fresh air and enjoy Mother Nature's generous offerings.
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Then, like a breath of fresh air, America Ferrera and Eva Longoria walked into our lives and briefly saved us.
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"He was a breath of fresh air," John Warhurst, emeritus professor of politics at the Australian National University, told CNN.
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"Target's news is a much-needed breath of fresh air for retailers," said Adam Sarhan, CEO of 50 Park Investments.
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A breath of fresh air never hurts, especially if you're the type who regularly makes the rounds of such events.
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Q&A Q. When I hang my laundry outside to dry, what makes it smell so wonderfully of fresh air?
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A potential health problem exists when commercial products are used to try to duplicate the presumed smell of fresh air.
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Conor Lamb is wrong on a bunch of stuff, but he is a breath of fresh air for this country.
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This guy rocked a sweater like no other, and being reintroduced to that felt like a breath of fresh air.
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And it could undermine the data titans' stranglehold on technology's future, breathing fresh air into an economy losing its vitality.
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A Journey Through Fresh Air "Summer camp can introduce city children to a world of new possibilities," states this Editorial.
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I have to say almost everybody when they see this, they say, 'My god, what a breath of fresh air.
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Tax-deductible contributions may be sent to the Fresh Air Fund, 633 Third Avenue, 14th Floor, New York, N.Y. 10017.
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Its rooms are cozily opulent, and at the back, a small courtyard garden offers a secluded spot for fresh air.
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But with no enforced lockdown in place, many Londoners went out to enjoy the fresh air in parks and markets.
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While I'm sitting on my ass all day eating frozen pizzas and dreaming of fresh air, BBC America was scheming.
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I even walked, or limped, to pick up a takeout pizza for dinner that night and get some fresh air.
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"He was a breath of fresh air to me to weep as much as I could," she said of Basco.
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Sometimes you just have to pull the car over, get a breath of fresh air, maybe puke in the grass.
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Even when I would go out on the balcony to get some fresh air, the sun started to hit differently!
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"It's like going into the country for a moment, you can take a breath of fresh air," Mr. Berger said.
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And after the years of lies from President Trump, admitting honest human mistakes is almost a breath of fresh air.
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"We don't really understand why he left," Fresh Air executive producer Danny Miller told The Daily Beast in an email.
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The women were held in two dormitory-style rooms with little access to fresh air, outdoor recreation or work opportunities.
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As in Beethoven's later "Fidelio," there is an arresting chorus of prisoners emerging for their daily hour of fresh air.
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At first, Khashoggi embraced MBS, as he is known, as the breath of fresh air he'd been long hoping for.
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"In the morning, I open the window and feel the fresh air," said Ms. Silberberg, 76, a retired travel agent.
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I inhaled this breath of fresh air and emailed her; she replied promptly and readily offered up advice and encouragement.
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He preferred the fresh air of Peja, surrounded by mountains that are topped by snow at this time of year.
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"We don't really understand why he left," Fresh Air executive producer Danny Miller told The Daily Beast in an email.
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It's important to get outside and get some fresh air, that's why I took my grandma for a walk today.
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An air-circulation system replaces the fresh air in the rooms every 226 minutes, bringing the Berkshires inside year round.
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If Gantz is a breath of fresh air, it is because some voters see him as untainted by Israeli politics.
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"The mother in 'Scarface' was my mother," she said in an interview for the NPR program "Fresh Air" in 2003.
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They usually involve finding ways to exercise and get fresh air, setting dedicated times for work and family play, etc.
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It's getting more humid overnight as we get closer to monsoon, but I'm enjoying the fresh air after months of dryness.
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A new moon in your opposite sign Aquarius early in the week brings a breath of fresh air into your relationships.
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It was a breath of fresh air—and an experience too few queer people of color find themselves able to share.
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A day later, they again pumped fresh air into the container, measuring its contents before and after it left the container.
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These design principles emphasize an airtight space inside the home, with continuous insulation and fresh air filters for indoor air quality.
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As a longtime listener of her show, I was delighted to speak with Terry Gross on today's edition of Fresh Air.
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But, the clothes in these photos tell me that it wasn't very warm out, and it's out in the fresh air.
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Meals have been irregular, and only on Thursday were small groups finally permitted to go outside and breathe some fresh air.
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Thankfully, our favorite swimwear designers are taking the ick factor out of metallics and breathing fresh air into this shiny fabric.
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Besides, a crisp white boot is a welcomed breath of fresh air in a season bogged down by classic black ones.
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To think that, just a year before, Mr Schulz was being celebrated as a breath of fresh air in German politics.
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"I think ten days' unbroken holiday is a strain on employers," he says, gulping a little fresh air outside his office.
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Off to the north, tickling an achingly blue sky, the pristine pinnacles of the Himalayas whispered a promise of fresh air.
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But out in the fresh air, it's easier to see how the ShadowMaps team's simple corrections make a world of difference.
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"This is truly a breath of fresh air," said Porl Gordon, a multimedia designer and regular drinker, guzzling a green juice.
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Taking a step outside and getting some fresh air, or taking a cold shower may also momentarily refresh you, she says.
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He was seen as a breath of fresh air, a liberal-minded reformer, a pragmatic achiever and a paragon of secularism.
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I mean, I don't mind weed overall, but if my fresh air is going to disappear, then I don't support it.
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"I couldn't find a place to get some fresh air without noise," he said of the day a half-decade ago.
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Many people would be willing to swap a sedentary commute with a little exercise and fresh air, especially in good weather.
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In a 2012 interview with "Fresh Air" host Terry Gross, Day admitted that she had about 30 dogs at one point.
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Even NPR's Terry Gross, host of the popular podcast "Fresh Air, " agrees that this seemingly simple icebreaker has a powerful impact.
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By making public transportation cleaner and biking and walking more accessible, people are getting access to aerobic exercise and fresh air.
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We're so cynical about Congress, and so cynical about their motives, that somebody like him is a breath of fresh air.
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"And that's what it's all about – being a breath of fresh air in a world fixated on the perverted and vulgar."
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Because the area is surrounded by mountains and fresh air, locals are said to enjoy activities like skiing, climbing, and bikingBut
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Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher were spotted enjoying the fresh air while walking around the city of New Orleans on Wednesday.
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Aside from not being a sidekick, Maggie's also a breath of fresh air because of how comfortable she is with herself.
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"It's nice it's a breath of fresh air to be able to come to the yard expecting to win," Donaldson said.
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The adventure has gotten her back outside, among gorgeous scenery, into the fresh air she always loved and among new friends.
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The wedding and gift registry was also a breath of fresh air from the chaos of the rest of the store.
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After testing many wristband trackers over the past few years, the SpeedForm Gemini 2 sneakers were a breath of fresh air.
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The California governor has been a breath of fresh air at the ongoing United Nations Climate Change Conference in Bonn, Germany.
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I also have very "vanilla" taste as well, so I've been listening to every episode of Fresh Air in podcast form.
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There's so many talented bands from different backgrounds, and that's such a much needed breath of fresh air for the genre.
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Sometimes you need some fresh air, when you see the same guy at the same bar three nights in a row.
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At a time when consoles are fighting one another on the basis of exclusives, this is a breath of fresh air.
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Their music was exoctic for the time and whenever I listen to their music it's always a breath of fresh air.
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"As I got further in my career, I wanted to do less news," says Chillag, a former producer for Fresh Air.
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The men enjoy the sense of freedom, the fresh air and the camaraderie that develops among them and with the mustangs.
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If you don't have access to the outdoors, make sure you open your curtains and windows to get some fresh air.
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But this month, Libra, you need to get out, breathe in some fresh air, and reconnect with your colleagues and community.
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And like Central Park, Brooklyn's Prospect Park remained an outdoor respite for people with nowhere else to go for fresh air.
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Per the SF Chronicle, bicycling for exercise is fine, as well as driving to hiking trails and beaches for fresh air.
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Pile on the positive: Get out in fresh air, blast a killer playlist and invite that fitness buddy to join you.
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"After the debacle we had in Iowa and New Hampshire, it's a breath of fresh air here in Nevada," he said.
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A mouse got trapped in my car engine and I can smell its little death whenever I'm after some fresh air.
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"The first thing I experienced was the fresh air outside and the bells ringing from the Catholic church," he told CNN.
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The President has brushed aside presidential norms and his advisers have touted his unconventional style as a breath of fresh air.
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That's why you are out there: to be out there in the fresh air away from the cares of the world.
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A glass-paneled wall slides away to create an indoor/outdoor living room, allowing fresh air to breeze through the house.
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Felicity Huffman is soaking up the fresh air before her upcoming prison sentence for her involvement in the college admissions scandal.
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"Put that down and go outside," I often heard, along with a lot of importuning about the benefits of fresh air.
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Walking is Paltrow's "time to let the brain disengage from input, while having fresh air and moving the body," she says.
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Andrew is a breath of fresh air and I'm proud to be helping Andrew get his message across to voters directly.
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In warm weather, the couple found themselves going out to dinner just so they could sit outside in the fresh air.
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I'm very happy with what I said, and I'm glad I stuck to my guns," Wolf said on NPR's "Fresh Air.
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The album is also a breath of fresh air in a somewhat shallow K-pop music industry that mainly prioritizes catchiness.
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Five large loading doors open into the parking lot, allowing fresh air and natural light to spill onto the training mat.
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Before the playoff droughts and empty arenas, Little can remember when professional hockey was a breath of fresh air in Miami.
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The sadness of Pope Francis is that there's no doubt that he brings a breath of fresh air into my church.
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Matthew gave Banks some fresh air first, carrying the infant through the parking lot before Hilary loads her into the car.
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I've always had air purifiers, I always sleep with the window open for fresh air, and I always take baths, not showers.
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" He called it a "breath of fresh air for the dealers, especially given the aging lineup of cars and trucks in showrooms.
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"I think it's different than what we've seen in past seasons of Empire, which is a breath of fresh air," he continued.
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Payette's tone may have been harsh, but in this bewildering era of anti-science, her words were a breath of fresh air.
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Before this silly kid was selling out stadiums on tour, he was just another funny Brit getting some fresh air in London.
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"The world has wanted me to speak differently than I speak," he noted in 2013, in an interview with NPR's Fresh Air.
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I know people who go nuts for this kind of morning-fresh-air taste, so this was down to my own preference.
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New technologies might just blast a dose of fresh air through an old industry, much as Bessemer's converter did 150 years ago.
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A visit to a volunteer host family costs $1,150, and $1,975 sends a Fresh Air child to a camp for one session.
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I'm feeling a little stressed about everything that needs work, so I leave the office for a bit to get fresh air.
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Plus, you get to cycle through beautiful scenery and breathe in fresh air — not the huffing and puffing of your spin mates.
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But the June hiring of Bozoma Saint John as the company's first-ever chief brand officer was a breath of fresh air.
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He didn't look good, but we lived in a teeny-tiny place and he needed to get out and get fresh air.
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It was a Cyrus family reunion over the weekend, with the entire gang gathered for a little fresh air on the farm.
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Other apps like Fresh Air (previously Weather or Not) have had this ability since 2014 and offer it without a subscription model.
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They get to crawl and explore the garden, climb all over me, get dirty and breathe in lots of beautiful fresh air!
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"Fresh air is blowing...through the world economy," declared Mr Kuczynski in his first meeting with his new cabinet on September 18th.
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I take a quick walk around the building to get fresh air, and call BF to see how his day is going.
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These pretty pairs are a quick breath of fresh air and a reminder that spring is not too far off the horizon.
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Most of my friends average three jobs and hustle to make ends meet, but our children climb mountains and breathe fresh air.
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As the weather gets nicer, it's time to finally pause The Force Awakens and head outside for some fresh air and sunshine.
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"With this, we're able to reduce pathogen transmission by about 55 times, and increase fresh-air inhalation by about 190%," Wang said.
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In his infamous interview on the public radio show Fresh Air in 2002, he repeatedly made these attacks on host Terry Gross.
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Breathe in that fresh air, enjoy that lack of phone signal, and relish the fact that no one will hear you scream!
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Wissam took his and Janet's 3-month-old son, Eissa, to a London park for his bottle and a little fresh air.
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Even in a moment when Black women are dominating prime-time television, Watson's character still feels like a breath of fresh air.
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These photos are a breath of fresh air compared to the exclusion and bullying that far too many individuals face in bathrooms.
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The win gives Borissov's coalition government a breath of fresh air after a scandal over purchases of luxury properties at low prices.
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Go outside and get fresh air immediately if you believe you are experiencing any of these symptoms, and call the fire department.
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Urban dwellers tramp them as a virtuous form of exercise and to get restorative doses of fresh air and the great outdoors.
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There are many wonderful things about being in nature: sunshine, fresh air, the ability to pee in the woods without being judged.
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It's gorgeous out and I could use the fresh air, but I burrow into my covers and try to get some sleep.
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Gay herself, Kiyoko is a breath of fresh air in a popscape still prioritizing the male gaze through both men and women.
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Even a small leafy space is unusual among Philadelphia rowhomes and I craved a private place with fresh air and shaded light.
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There are eight cutouts with a webbed design that allows for fresh air to circulate inside, letting that sweat dry off naturally.
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" "While we all don't agree on everything, we share a common excitement for the breath of fresh air the new Congress brings.
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This indie comic, with its sensible linework and straightforward adventure, is a breath of fresh air in a climate leaning toward abstraction.
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Cherry Jones is giving me what feels like the first breath of fresh air all episode, which is of course by design.
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For those of us who find most true crime podcasts to be voyeuristic and grim, Criminal is a breath of fresh air.
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Most of their time is spent sitting inside small sterile rooms, though they occasionally get to go outside for some fresh air.
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"Just knowing Americans are supporting the government employees is a breath of fresh air in this troublesome and difficult time," he said.
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Jankowski is a big believer in fresh air, for its mental and physical benefits, and he has tried to convert Gundogan, too.
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It's just going to be such a breath of fresh air to see him really stretch his arms out and have fun.
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From her delightfully unique speech patterns to her transatlantic perspective, Ryan will provide a breath of fresh air to any American streamer.
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I agree with the writer of the article, Winterson, that Bloom's writing is a sort of breath of fresh air to language.
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Germans also sleep in cold rooms at night and open the windows to get frische luft, or fresh air into a room.
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I thought this was weird at first, but now I love a blast of cold, fresh air in my room before bed.
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"Fresh air is great and we're trying to avoid the idea of being in enclosed spaces with recirculated air," Dr. Lushniak said.
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I realize I forgot to pick up the photos from Monday, so I go downstairs to get them and some fresh air.
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At $549, it's a breath of fresh air in a world of $1,000+ flagships, without skimping on the design language or features.
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When it arrived on the Nintendo DS in 2006, "New Super Mario Bros." was a breath of fresh air for the series.
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Luckily our apartment has a little balcony so we would go out to get some fresh air a few times a day.
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When she started fundraising, cofounder and co-CEO Jaya Rao hoped investors would think her product was a breath of fresh air.
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Our comfort requires that we cut ourselves off from chance encounters, new music, unfamiliar laughter, fresh air, and random interaction with strangers.
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The downside to that equation is that I still haven't been able to make myself leave the building to get fresh air.
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"Banks are finally getting a bit of fresh air," said Kevin Miller, chief investment officer of the E-Valuator Funds in Minneapolis.
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"As a transgender Latina, I bring a breath of fresh air into all the places I walk into," she told the network.
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Living off the land is a great way to enjoy the fresh air, control your own schedule, and embrace peace and quiet.
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I think that this is a breath of fresh air — people are like, 'No, enough, we're not going to let it happen.
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In a summer filled with superheroes, sequels, and ABBA sing-alongs, the new documentary Three Identical Strangers is a breath of fresh air.
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Immediately after the attacks, the country launched fresh air strikes against Iraq and Syria with the support of British prime minister David Cameron.
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"McAffee captioned a screenshot of griffindoreo's Tumblr post similarly: "If you are diagnosed with depression, you probably need more than just fresh air.
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"Nobody asks questions or makes you feel guilty for taking the time either which is a breath of fresh air," one employee writes.
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Phan has taken to the 39-year-old twins' ancestral homeland, writing," Old buildings + flowers + fresh air = soul food," on her own snap.
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However, up front, Dodge designers fitted it with SRT Hellcat-inspired driver and passenger side "Air Catcher" headlamps add even more fresh air.
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He said fresh air tanks needed to be laid along the underwater route, as officials continue to pump water out of the cave.
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A medic said rescue workers were concerned about fresh air strikes when they arrived at the scene and found aircraft still hovering overhead.
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Plus, it's just so nice to breathe in fresh air and people-watch, look at houses, and let my mind wander while running.
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So well-known were your commitments to human rights and liberal values that we ushered you in like a breath of fresh air.
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I made sure to take one more lungful of fresh air to clear out all the London pollution in my body first, though.
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I leisurely walk to the juice shop, because it's nice to get fresh air when you spend all day inside of an office.
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In a world of influencers hawking laxative teas and vitamin gummies all over Instagram, TikTok can feel like a breath of fresh air.
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It's only half a mile away, and a walk in the fresh air is much better for my nausea than a taxi ride.
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With a cast of enchanting side characters (including one who is genderqueer) this fairy-tale retelling feels like a breath of fresh air.
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"I wouldn't change a single word that I said," Wolf told NPR's Terry Gross in an interview airing Tuesday on WHYY's Fresh Air.
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As the night wore on, they clawed to pry open pieces of wood from the door so they could breathe in fresh air.
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What makes the show and Savage's portrayal of Andrea such a breath of fresh air is just how not sorry she actually is.
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I NEED some fresh air after that heavy dinner and not getting my usual two mile round-trip walk to the train in.
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I've been using Cardhop for a few weeks, and it's been a breath of fresh air when it comes to managing my contacts.
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This is a hard question, since they're both an incredible breath of fresh air in the world of rom-coms and Netflix movies.
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Organizations like the Fresh Air Fund, Vida Verde, Outdoor Afro, and Latino Outdoors all help offer more outdoor experiences to communities of color.
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Jenner's bestie Jordyn Woods tweeted "wooo fresh air" about being able to breathe a little easier knowing she won't reveal any baby secrets.
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If you're in a group participation setting, kindly excuse yourself and step out of the room for some fresh air (preferably somewhere outdoors).
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I need to get up and walk around and get fresh air, and I'm also desperate for coffee, so I go to Starbucks.
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The Cave family had left a patio door open to let fresh air into their Airbnb rental and these baboons saw an opportunity.
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"It&aposs like a big breath of fresh air to be able to get in there and explore these places again," he said.
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So for those looking for fresh air who are unwilling to give up certain amenities, glamping is the perfect alternative to traditional camping.
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In addition, it sends employees field trips it calls "Camp Grovo" to allow employees in the concrete jungle to get some fresh air.
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Nurture yourself: Cook the most unusual recipe you can find, get some fresh air, attend a lecture by a speaker you find exciting.
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It's only when we step outside into the fresh air and see our adversaries in the flesh that we remember they're human, too.
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Pneumatic control boxes offered just one setting for each zone's minimum airflow, whether the system was heating, cooling, or just delivering fresh air.
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It's weird, heartbreaking and funny—and came as a breath of fresh air at a time during the noughties years of indie landfill.
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His supporters find his take-no-prisoners discourse to be a breath of fresh air, and even his opponents find him strangely compelling.
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She put herself in a place of just being silly and innocent and fun and she was just a breath of fresh air.
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But what if instead of nicotine or smoke, the device you grabbed put fresh air in your lungs and helped you calm down?
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Taking a walk outside of the office to grab lunch and enjoy some much needed fresh air is a summer perk we love.
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Thank god, then, for Lucy Dacus, whose debut album No Burden is an amazing breath of fresh air in an otherwise overwrought genre.
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Kyle had opened a window next to the bed to let some fresh air in, and a breeze blew through on my face.
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This Dollar Tree was a breath of fresh air, thanks to the obvious organization and cleanliness that was apparent the moment we entered.
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This commission can be a breath of fresh air, but only if it starts with and is clear about America's true first principles.
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Alexa could play better-known podcasts like "Fresh Air" or "Radio Lab," but it failed to play "The Sporkful," a less popular podcast.
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Her storytelling had a millennial voice and felt like a breath of fresh air compared to today's typical (meaning, primarily male) sports culture.
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But I'm not exactly in the clear as I head back out into the fresh air on the lawn at the UN headquarters.
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The upshot is that "Phantom Thread," though expert and engrossing, is also cloistral and sickly, and I found myself fighting for fresh air.
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And of course there are the health benefits of fresh air, staring into long distances and getting into the flow of the water.
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Having seen [Camara] in person and actually finding a group of black atheists online on Facebook, that was my breath of fresh air.
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"We can't have fresh air, water, or safe food, and every time you turn on TV, all you see is lies," she says.
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For Rafa Benitez, however, the transition from Madrid's unwanted man to Newcastle's Spanish saviour seems to have been a breath of fresh air.
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Hamilton Beach TrueAir Room Odor Eliminator traps dust and uses three carbon filters to eliminate odors, sending fresh air back into your home.
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I spend my nights sitting outside on the sidewalk where it's cooler, trying to get some fresh air and talking to my neighbors.
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G. lies down for a nap and I go for a walk to get some fresh air and fight off the jet lag.
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Whether in your backyard, community park, or on a local trail, fresh air and the great outdoors can work wonders on your morale.
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They are seldom allowed out for fresh air, and sometimes given just one meal a day, of pasta or bread, the sources said.
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Letting some fresh air in might even help keep good ideas flowing during your meeting, and prevent the discussion from getting too stale.
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They are being told to position their tents at least six feet apart, and to open ventilation flaps to let in fresh air.
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The host and co-executive producer of NPR's "Fresh Air" has interviewed thousands of personalities over the course of her four-decade career.
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Fresh air is being pumped in from the surface, and a microphone in the box allows Mr. Parr's team to track his breathing.
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In 1958, the city even set up a smog relief team to provide residents with "fresh air" brought from outside of Los Angeles.
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We spend a few hours wandering around enjoying the museum before we both start getting tired and head outside for some fresh air.
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As the Environmental Protection Agency relaxes air quality standards, we should be mindful of the broad benefits of a breath of fresh air.
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In a landscape of younger American poets increasingly shy of language rich with responsibility, increasingly suspicious of literature, Hutchinson is like fresh air.
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I take it outside to a shady area and enjoy my 15 minutes of fresh air while not enjoying my semi-healthy lunch.
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It's such a breath of fresh air to be the one acting foolish and to be the one getting messy and making mistakes.
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I've eaten at my desk twice, in our building's scenic penthouse and in the Food Lab, but I'm not getting much fresh air.
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After breakfast, we mosey on down to the pond for their potty break and some fresh air, then back home for belly rubs.
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When Roger decided to retire overseas, he knew that he wanted to be on the coast for the fresh air and clean lifestyle.
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It's extremely important when you sit on a plane a lot just to go out and get some fresh air during your travels.
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I kept thinking about fresh air that one breathes, but today the clue is about the airing of a television or radio show.
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But astronauts in space can't exactly go for a jog in the fresh air to clear their minds, increase fitness, and gain strength.
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So it was a breath of fresh air to chat about coming out and Celine Dion with Yannick Nézet-Séguin and his partner.
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Ms. Zizka could easily have stayed on cruise control; instead, she decided to "bring fresh air into the city," as she put it.
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To me as a fat woman, these two had been not just breaths of fresh air but indicators that more might be possible.
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A breath of diseased air With every breath, our lungs expel carbon dioxide from our bodies, ready to be replaced with fresh air.
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Granville All-Age School is a breath of fresh air from the minute you enter the property through its tall, wrought iron gates.
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Of the many legitimate gripes about urban American life—so many people, so little fresh air—one of the most legit is the noise.
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With so much in the news about data leaks and misinformation, the most recent announcement from Facebook is actually a breath of fresh air.
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Give Alessandra Ambrosio's Malibu photo shoot a quick glance and you'd think she's giving her lady parts a breath of fresh air ... in public.
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A: In addition to providing fresh air we're actually saving energy because our system doesn't use so much energy to bring air from outside.
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Dinosaurs, on the other hand, get a second wave of oxygen to absorb when they release the stored fresh air from their air sacs.
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I get some fresh air and go to Sainsbury's to grab some more nuts, cheese, and Diet Coke before heading back to my desk.
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Going on a blind date — or, at least, watching people go on one — feels like a breath of fresh air, void of preconceived notions.
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In this frenzied and fearful political and social climate, Petite Afrique lends a breath of fresh air to those feeling under represented or misunderstood.
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But after today, I'm okay with relying on B. We go for a bike ride and the fresh air feels amazing in my lungs.
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On Sunday, the Montgomerys went out onto a deck for a prescribed fresh air break — Ms. Montgomery's first time outside since the quarantine began.
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Addressing some passengers concerned about the ventilation, the captain's latest announcement said that they are supplying "100 percent of fresh air" throughout guest rooms.
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SD: You should definitely try it — gets you out into the fresh air and sunshine, and you don't have to wash any dishes after.
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It was quick and easy, but moving around and breathing in the fresh air energized me to take on everything camp had to offer.
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A recent exhibition at the Southbank Centre in London emphasised the grimness of the period and portrayed ABBA as a "breath of fresh air".
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After years of austerity under the dour Mr Rajoy, Mr Sánchez, aged 46 and with an easy charm, brought a breath of fresh air.
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Horror has often exposed that marriage can be a true nightmare: Extending that to a same-sex marriage is a breath of fresh air.
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"About an hour after being moved outside of fresh air, the detainees were moved back inside the facility due to cold weather," Mack said.
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The performance was a breath of fresh air in a very mild-mannered awards show completely brushing over the country's current state of chaos.
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The fresh air is really nice, but I'm wearing heeled booties and my feet are absolutely killing me by the time I get home.
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It was a breath of fresh air since most of early-19083th-century sculpture was smooth, neoclassical, and to be harshly honest, predictably dainty.
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Frankly, any getup this year that doesn't reference Trump, Stranger Things, or Rob and Chyna is bound to be a breath of fresh air.
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On Tuesday, the brand offered the crazed and exhausted fashion crowd a breath of fresh air at its crisp and serene museum-style presentation.
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We're told several staff members called Kevin leaving a "breath of fresh air" ... and say the work environment has been 100 percent less hostile.
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That's precisely why she feels like such a breath of fresh air, both in Girls Trip (2016), and in the halls of 30 Rock.
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Reynolds' long career in entertainment In late November in an interview on WHYY's "Fresh Air," host Terry Gross spoke with Fisher about her mother.
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San Francisco (CNN)How often do you get outside into nature, to smell the fresh air, walk among trees or kick up some dirt?
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Eight years of having a Black president and the U.S. lost its complete mind, and the racists got fresh air and here they are.
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It neutralizes all pollutants in your living space so you can enjoy air quality that's similar to the fresh air found in the countryside.
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In interviews with NASA and the Russian press, Kelly described the feeling of breathing fresh air for the first time in nearly a year.
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Sure, that stuff is fun, but nothing beats getting a breath of fresh air that hasn't been circling around a stuffy room for hours.
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It's a breath of fresh air in a world where Tibetan culture is often talked about in past tense and tackily displayed or appropriated.
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I was used to dating men who were very indoorsy, who preferred a dimly lit restaurant or club with bottle service to fresh air.
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"This has been a breath of fresh air," said Ms. González Nieves, who had organized an impromptu Casa Dragones nightcap at the rooftop bar.
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Her third album, "Golden Hour," earned her Album of the Year at the Grammys, and was a breath of fresh air to the genre.
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According to The Daily Mail, having inhaled a large amount of smoke, the feline was unconscious when he was rushed out into fresh air.
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After ten years of hard fought iteration, what is arguably the stalest phone of the show feels strangely like a breath of fresh air.
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His arrival there marked the last time he would breathe fresh air for months, the teenager said in a sworn legal statement in January.
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Rescue teams failed to find the missing three earlier this week, but they removed standing water from the mine and pumped in fresh air.
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Give Puns and Anagrams a try; I think you'll find them to be a breath of fresh air after a week of crossword puzzles.
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If you're exhausted by modern hook-ups, unsuccessful dating app adventures, and young love flaunting their engagements, here is a breath of fresh air.
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In the eyes of her progressive supporters, Ocasio-Cortez is a breath of fresh air who will help in the fight for their ideals.
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The Incredibles, Brad Bird's Oscar-winning animated movie about a superpowered family, was a breath of fresh air for the superhero genre in 2004.
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But if some grandma in Alabama watches FOX News, she's gonna think that Trump is a breath of fresh air that we all need.
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In 2014, Minky Worden, the director of global initiatives for Human Rights Watch, called Bach "a breath of fresh air" in the Olympic movement.
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Getting exercise and fresh air is good for your mental health and immune system Health experts encourage outdoor exercise during this stressful, isolating time.
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Others say they decorated their windows so families taking walks and getting fresh air have a nice reminder that everyone is in this together.
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Growing up surrounded by Colorado's fresh air and mountainous landscape, artist Sarah Wallace Scott's love for the great outdoors blossomed at an early age.
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That it does so by arriving at hope, rather than leaving us in a hopeless rubble of despair, is a breath of fresh air.
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So to get a little fresh air, some people offer to rent their neighbors' dogs, or take fake pups for a stroll, Politico reports.
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"I was hopeful that he would bring the change that was necessary in Missouri, and be this breath of fresh air," Mr. DeGregorio said.
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"Each new breath brings in fresh air, white light, and healing energy, and each exhale expels tension, old emotions, and stress from the body."
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FRESH AIR I go for a walk in Highland Park, which is a block away in Cypress Hills where I was born and raised.
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Perhaps most important -- for R. Kelly it seems -- is the fresh air he'll be able to experience now with other prisoners during rec time.
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Shadi Jad, the father of a three-week-old, said the infant had not seen the sun or breathed fresh air in 48 hours.
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This way, Karev can deal with his mental health issues in the fresh air and outside of the bustle of a city like Seattle.
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"I set alarms for 10 to 15 minute breaks to move, to stretch, to get fresh air, and disconnect from tech devices," Poon said.
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She's an immediate breath of fresh air in a stale concept, and not just because she's been surviving by hiding in a Pinkberry freezer.
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While the Atlanta Braves' playoff aspirations have long been deflated, Erick Aybar has provided a breath of fresh air for the cellar-dwelling club.
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He attributes the move to needing "a breath of fresh air," but still finds himself tongue-tied when non-natives ask where he's from.
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Open the windows and let fresh air into your home—the moon in breezy Gemini activates the home and family sector of your chart!
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For an award show that was meant to be a breath of fresh air, many felt like this was a slap in the face.
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Now I recommend a trip into nature — or even just a hobby requiring fresh air and a bit of discovery — to everyone I know.
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Warsaw Journal WARSAW — Michal Czekala's job chopping down trees keeps the 21-year-old out in the fresh air pretty much all day long.
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FRESH AIR Around 9, we load the dogs into our car and take them to Randalls Island, which is a three-minute drive away.
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Trump and his supporters counter that the billionaire is a breath of fresh air generating new interest in the GOP and its voting base.
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"Trees gives fresh air and safeguard our village from floods," said Apriani Angela Sofia, a 15 year old student from Sintang in West Kalimantan.
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As a working single mother without a car, I've relied heavily on Amsterdam's local farms for exposure to nature and much-needed fresh air.
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Long delays lead to frequent stories in the Chinese media of frustrated passengers who start fights or open an emergency door for fresh air.
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"When you get those birds into an area that's totally negated of fresh air, sunshine, or light, they have no immune system," Rader said.
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Finally, a breath of fresh air and a burst of energy arrive this week, as your planetary ruler, warrior Mars, stations direct on Monday.
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Offering free art classes to roughly 400 kids a month in and around Siem Reap, Small Art School is a breath of fresh air.
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There used to be a constant stream of tourists to the town, attracted by the hot baths, the natural beauty, and the fresh air.
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Too much pee and too little fresh air probably made employees of an indoor water park sick, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report.
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Sure, the idea of enjoying the fresh air without the threat of dangerous insects seems great in theory, but we have a few concerns: 1.
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The walks, the workouts, the fresh air, the occasional meet-up with a sympathetic new mom—all of it made the scary tears less frequent.
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It's a 247 minute walk uphill but it's nice to be moving in the fresh air after being stuck on a plane for so long.
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To many conservatives who had criticized the gun control favoring Parkland activists capturing national attention, Kashuv's pro-gun activism was a breath of fresh air.
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He said that he had been deprived of fundamental liberties including access to sunlight and fresh air, adequate medical facilities and legal and procedural security.
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"As I walked out of the hospital doors I told Kaleb, 'This is the first time you've felt fresh air on your face,' " Dana says.
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Dmitri Pankov and Natalia Yakutova moved in a year ago, seeking fresh air for their young daughter and a place close to Mr Pankov's mother.
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My anxiety had been so consuming at 7843 years old that my first reaction was to view his death as a breath of fresh air.
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They're just as easy to layer and style as our beloved turtlenecks, with the added bonus of giving our necks a bit of fresh air.
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We can manage our curbs better, remove parked and idling cars, and instead plant more trees and share fresh air with more in our community.
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It's a breath of fresh air (or smoke lol) to finally be living in a country where we can explore the topic with higher intellect.
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Alongside Anna Wintour will be Donatella Versace, Amal Clooney, and Rihanna — who is a breath of fresh air at the Met Gala every single year.
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While you might enjoy the fresh air before a day at the office, you probably don't want to be dripping sweat when you get there.
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If he can pull off the same trick with Star Wars, it will be a breath of fresh air for the franchise as a whole.
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The change could come as a breath of fresh air to students who can use a more universal exam to weigh their post-graduate plans.
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"Why It's A Hidden Gem: "My best friend has newborn twins and likes to keep the windows open to enjoy the nice fresh air breeze.
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Honest work in the fresh air was considered a needful thing by the family, which was still very much connected to its middle-class roots.
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Assange said that he had been deprived of fundamental liberties including access to sunlight and fresh air, adequate medical facilities and legal and procedural security.
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He continued until 3 AM, long after the venue locked the doors, leaving anyone that popped out for a smoke or fresh air stranded outside.
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"It's like a breath of fresh air, seeing a couple that doesn't care to take it that seriously and just be who they really are."
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While we may associate farming with sunshine, fresh air and pretty patches of land, innovation and technology are beginning to change where food is grown.
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His breakthrough political book, Lies and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them, was a breath of fresh air at a bleak time for political media.
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"That's the first thing I checked … This place was HUGE with plenty of circulation and fresh air I actually didn't smell anything," the star replied.
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But Harris supporters believe that a candidate without the ties to the Washington establishment could prove to be a breath of fresh air for voters.
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After that ended, she had a pair of internships at the Fresh Air Fund, which offers free summer activities to underserved children in New York.
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"Fresh Air" said a statement to The Hill on Tuesday that the post was "offensive and unacceptable" because of the experience of the actress involved.
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As the host of the NPR show Fresh Air, she has interviewed bestselling authors, politicians, artists, and other public personalities for the past 42 years.
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In comparison to the US — where these stations are normally crowded or there is no employee in sight — this was a breath of fresh air.
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The vessel could snorkel "to charge batteries and draw fresh air for the crew," or open its hatch for air, if it surfaced, he said.
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IDAHO: Get a little fresh air by walking the Snake River Canyon Trail, visit a local farmers market, or sip coffee while wandering through nature.
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Independent New York blew through Armory Week like a breath of fresh air, disrupting the conventions culture lovers have come to expect from art fairs.
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Make time for plenty of self love: indulge in a hobby, spend time with a bestie, take a walk and get some fresh air—breathe!
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We have the people going toe-to-toe with big oil so their children can have clean water to drink and fresh air to breathe.
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Watch "Shades of Blue" above, and maybe make time this weekend to, you know, go for a walk or breathe some fresh air or something.
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Senior residents of the facility told KARE 11 that the program was a "breath of fresh air," and said the students are like their grandchildren.
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The scenes with Henry and with Young Hee felt like a breath of fresh air this episode, when the tension could otherwise get almost claustrophobic.
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After hitting his head on a coffee table, fraternity brothers carried Mr. Serafin-Bazan outside to get some "fresh air," a student told The News.
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He insists on keeping the windows facing the street open at night and when we're out during the day, as he likes the fresh air.
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And call me biased, but I loved hearing another member of the Times climate team, Somini Sengupta, talking with Terry Gross on "Fresh Air" recently.
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They're not, as you might expect, hungover zombies from the night before, but glowing from three days of fresh air, vitamin D, and organic food.
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People sought cures in sanatoriums, and children were left to sleep outside at night to get fresh air, which was thought to stop the disease.
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In these places, parents commonly put their babies down for a nap outdoors because babies may get better sleep while being exposed to fresh air.
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Milan was a breath of fresh air, with Fendi channeling the 70s and Prada showing a clean, stated collection that felt both modern and timeless.
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The sound of bird song and rustling leaves lead me to take a deep sip of fresh air, and the tightness in my chest disappears.
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You know Terry Gross's voice from her years as the host of "Fresh Air," which is celebrating its 30th anniversary as a syndicated NPR program.
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Some remain stoical, carrying on with the remnants of normality: jogging, strolling by the river, taking children outdoors for a quick breath of fresh air.
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On Friday afternoon, cruise ship staffers let passengers from interior rooms take turns visiting the deck for fresh air for an hour at a time.
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What we're listening to: Terry Gross's 2016 "Fresh Air" interview with the author Viet Thanh Nguyen, who is a contributing opinion writer for The Times.
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He's a huge proponent of exercising in the fresh air, and posts plenty of images and videos to inspire you to take your workout outside.
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She found this to be a breath of fresh air compared with the "drawn-out set pieces" that have become endemic in big-budget films.
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Political observers see her as a breath of fresh air after Park's ouster in a corruption scandal that rocked South Korea's business and political elite.
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Tax-deductible donations can be sent to the Fresh Air Fund, 633 Third Avenue, 14th Floor, New York, N.Y. 10017, or made online at freshair.org.
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FRESH AIR It's important to me that Jackson spends as much time outdoors as possible, no matter the weather, and around 10, we'll head out.
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Negative content is a breath of fresh air, and none of the audience will ask if it's legit or if the influencer has sold out.
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Chapo's condition, lawyers claim, is a result of complete isolation, frigid cell temps, lack of clean bed covers and no fresh air, among other things.
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Mr. Wonderful decided that a bit of fresh air was needed, so he put together this recipe for a refreshingly veggie-forward golden beet poke.
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The first time I left the house, I thought I would be able to go for a walk around the block to get some fresh air.
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He also represents an entire teen generation (that's Gen Z, FYI) that's poised to redefine beauty, challenge antiquated standards, and breathe fresh air into the industry.
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He adds that if you find yourself in the middle of weed-induced anxiety, getting fresh air and moving around might help you metabolize the drug.
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He's playing with her and he's a breath of fresh air and a light in the darkness, and understands her and he won't leave her alone.
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"This is so beautiful ... its green and leafy ... I can almost smell the fresh air there," said one commenter on Harimau Malaya's Facebook post in Malay.
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The balcony was a nice touch — especially for letting in fresh air on a hot day, which was every day since Dubai is in the desert.
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Facebook's roaring market performance is a breath of fresh air for the otherwise struggling tech sector, but traders say the tech wreck is far from over.
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Passengers in interior staterooms on the Diamond Princess are allowed to step out on deck for some precious fresh air, but only if they wear masks.
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Arriving at a cool Corot nude in a darkling landscape or a crisp Picasso nude combing her hair was like gulping fresh air in a miasma.
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The duo made for a refreshing, delightful pair, their banter a breath of fresh air from the mostly stagnant one-liners we'd heard throughout the night.
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If I do not have to be in court, I am able to get in a solid hour of fresh-air, cardiovascular head-clearing alone time.
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In January 2013 — three weeks after 20173 people were shot to death at Sandy Hook Elementary School — he appeared on Fresh Air while promoting Django Unchained.
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That's a breath of fresh air, after I've spent a lot of hours behind a screen in a dark room while working in the music industry.
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"FRESH AIR and fresh light" was how Tony Thomas appeared to his bureau chief when he breezed into the Brussels office of The Economist in 1974.
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Like Zoey, her Grown-ish persona, Shahidi is a breath of fresh air for Generation Z — and, hopefully, a glimpse at what the future looks like.
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How to Clean 12 Common Messes Window Screens: Once a year When warm weather arrives, it's time to de-grime and let the fresh air in.
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The rapper, né Ben Haggerty, 33, says it's important to him and his wife, Tricia Davis, that their 18-month-old baby girl gets fresh air.
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The only model of aircraft that does not employ the bleed air system, the huge new Boeing 787 Dreamliner, has a separate intake for fresh air.
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They were trapped for 18 days deep in a flooded cave system in Mae Sai, Thailand, without fresh air and — for much of it — without food.
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And when marijuana is legal, I don't want my fresh air and all the great things BC has to be polluted by the smell of marijuana.
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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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No, but they are a welcome breath of fresh air in a landscape that's only given us a handful of options as to who we are.
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"I think it's a breath of fresh air to have someone on the bench who is trying to do something stylistically that's more accessible," Meyer said.
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Like other independent drivers, Mr. Padder, 42, decides when he needs a break, whether it is for coffee, a restroom stop or a little fresh air.
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The actress, 29, was spotted enjoying the fresh air while taking an afternoon stroll, carrying an iced Starbucks drink and smoking a cigarette for the walk.
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He has one hour of exercise in a small cage with no fresh air or sunlight, according to a March letter to prosecutors from Amnesty International.
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He still keeps in touch with some members of his host family, and he was the keynote speaker at the Fresh Air Fund's recent volunteer conference.
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Compared with the Route Dispersal Guidelines, a parallel set of rules that mandate social flying with little financial help, UDAN is a breath of fresh air.
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They found Yang hailed from Kunming, capital of the southwestern province of Yunnan, a gateway to some of China's most idyllic scenic attractions - and fresh air.
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Jimmy Fallon says the wide field of 2020 Democratic presidential candidates offers "a breath of fresh air" for late-night TV hosts looking for new material.
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Since day one, Frances has been a breath of fresh air — an academic among techies, a coach for leaders, an enthusiastic instructor, and a patient listener.
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Before you lose your cool, take a walk outside to get some fresh air, or have a washroom break and splash cold water on your face.
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For the first time since I got on it, I'm breathing fresh air and I'm reminded that this ship is actually sailing through the outside world.
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This is not a guy who takes his techno too seriously, which is always a breath of fresh air in a scene that tends toward dourness.
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These were spaces where the passengers seemed quite relaxed, away from the more crowded interiors, breathing in the fresh air, taking photos, and enjoying the views.
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In a country that was slashing civil liberties with the Patriot Act and spinning up into two long wars, it was a breath of fresh air.
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As the host of NPR's Fresh Air, Gross has interviewed everyone from Audrey Hepburn to Gene Simmons, always with her signature combination of empathy and intelligence.
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Odom is a breath of fresh air in the part, injecting not only a likable sense of comedy, but a definite and palpable chemistry with Erivo.
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The country got the fresh air it needed — nearly 700 million people have been lifted from extreme poverty since the early 1980s — but kept mosquitoes out.
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Microsoft's Xbox Adaptive Controller was a breath of fresh air in a gaming world that has largely failed to consider the needs of people with disabilities.
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It was a spring night and I was sleeping with my window open, which was right above my bed; I loved breathing in the fresh air.
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And there are benches in the courtyard where she can sit and get some fresh air if she doesn't have time to go to a park.
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"We want to give the opportunity for our neighbors to breathe fresh air after defeating Daesh," he said, using the Arabic acronym for the Islamic State.
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The first jar of air is described as "fresh air from the county of Leicester City heroes" which, in fairness, sounds like some truly excellent air.
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It signals a break with tradition, and could make the film a breath of fresh air considering the massive slate of superhero movies ahead of us.
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The moon enters your sign, Libra, inspiring you to focus on self care—get some fresh air, spend time with friends, and stop over-extending yourself!
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In the following decades, hundreds of sanatoriums opened in remote locations across Europe and America, all promising quarantined patients exceptionally fresh air and on-site specialists.
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The whole book is a breath of fresh air, both a complex, layered story and a soaring romance with two very real people at its heart.
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" He added that in abundance of caution the ship is "maximizing the percentage of fresh air in crew and guest cabins as well as public spaces.
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His family took him in his wheelchair to an ice-skating rink, where his classmates were playing hockey, but the fresh air had little noticeable effect.
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Nature and fresh air, running around at the park, and playing with other kids are among the most nurturing things we can do with our children.
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This week, a letter in the name of Beijing parents urged the city government to allow schools and parents to buy fresh air equipment for classrooms.
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"I'm really excited for the country to get to know (Pete) on a much larger scale because he's such a breath of fresh air," he said.
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By the third full day of quarantine, the ship's captain had laid out rules allowing passengers in interior cabins to get some fresh air, Fehrenbacher said.
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The fresh air is now suffused with methane and hydrogen sulfide gas that, besides stinking like rotten eggs, can lift his heart rate to alarming levels.
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At this point, he added, the entire ventilation system is likely filled with the virus, even if they were to switch to circulating only fresh air.
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Watson's pictures, for example, go out to 38 million Instagram followers, while an interview on NPR's popular "Fresh Air" radio program reaches about a million listeners.
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The Senate embraced him, and he was hailed as a breath of fresh air after the dourness, absenteeism and miserliness of his great-uncle, Emperor Tiberius.
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She was a breath of fresh air at the Downton estate, which makes it all the more disappointing that she isn't included in the franchise's continuation.
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The moon enters your sign, Gemini, encouraging you to focus on self-care: go for a walk, get fresh air, and get something off your chest!
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Part of Bath & Body Work's continued success is its investment in store design and remodeling, which has brought a breath of fresh air to the brand.
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In a mobile market almost completely dominated by free-to-play games that constantly demand time and money, Apple Arcade was a breath of fresh air.
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It's a confusing day, so take time to talk about your emotions and get some fresh air and take a long walk with a trusted friend.
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"This little one had flu when he came here but the fresh air has treated him well," she said, pointing at her five-year-old grandson.
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"To the DIY-ers and vapers who say that they feel fine, people need to be reminded that lungs are made for fresh air," Strongin says.
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Everything around you is saccharine and beckoning, in vivid, manic color, but you just want to find the path that leads to fresh air and safety.
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The CookFox architectural studio has air monitors in its office, and fresh air is pumped into spaces when carbon dioxide and pollutant levels become too high.
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Its function was clear: to distract from a crushing stalemate and to engineer a breath of fresh air amid the stifling violence, just down the road.
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As cryptocurrencies look to eat up an ever bigger portion of world energy use, you could say project like Dovey's come as a…breath of fresh air.
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Open your window and let the light in (this won't work if you are getting up at 5 AM, but some fresh air will do you good).
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If you're tired of getting dirty messages on Tinder or someone asking for nudes as their opening line, this will hopefully be a breath of fresh air.
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All you need to do post grocery shopping is turn on the oven, plug in your microwave, and open a few windows for that fresh air flow.
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Compared to many shows back in 22008 and even 210, Coachella and the care they put into taking care of artists is a breath of fresh air.
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If you're planning to dine here, I recommend taking breaks like we did to come up for fresh air — and to catch the last of the sunset.
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But in a year that's been full of laptop disappointments, the Spectre x360's cohesive design and lack of compromises has been a breath of fresh air.
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They described times they woke themselves up by opening the window to get fresh air, playing the radio loudly, chewing gum and talking along with the radio.
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"I just loved being with them, I thought they were so much fun, such a breath of fresh air ... it was just terrific to be with them."
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"She was definitely a real breath of fresh air on the Istanbul dining scene," says Istanbul Eats co-author and editor of Culinary Backstreets editor Yigal Schleifer.
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It's what made them such a breath of fresh air to follow, and makes what I'm about to say so difficult: McManus and Dober have broken up.
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