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Also, don't exercise outside where you'd be breathing big lungfuls of smoky air, Henderson says.
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" She called the amount in a normal whipped-cream charger—three or four lungfuls—"a small-ish dose," but she also said it's "about the same as we've used to put someone to sleep.
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Redundant for Coates' weight as cultural commentator and author of 2015 required reading Between the World and Me. Redundant for the essays' relevance to our current nationally-held breath between lungfuls of Obama and Trump.
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This invariably leads to taking great big lungfuls of air, millimeters above a cup of coffee as I desperately try to smell something, before the crushing realization that, no, it's just another trick of the mind.
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This vehicle, this mighty locomotive, is a memento of Britain's industrial heritage, a vestige of a time when your great-grandad worked the railways, stoked engines and got two lungfuls of good, healthy coal for his troubles.
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Can you imagine those few last seconds before death, when you know it is coming—you are wheezing desperately at your last few lungfuls of air, your heart is going through its last ever beats, your brain is slowly blacking out at the edges, this is it, this is the end for you and you know you are dying?
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The show was criticised for a lack of emotional connection between the performers, with Richard Ouzounian of the Toronto Star saying, "[T]he whole thing now has that "paint by the numbers" kind of feel about it, with everyone coughing up lungfuls of emotion, but rarely connecting to each other at all in any genuine way." Robert Harris of The Globe and Mail commented that the show struggled to overcome issues of racism and prejudice that exist in the opera.
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