You take a step, take a breath, take a step, take a breath, and I think we've been able to do that and keep it in the moment.
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Fans, go ahead and take a breath for a moment.
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" He goes on suggest we pause and "take a breath.
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She needs to take a breath and believe in herself.
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So I had to step back and take a breath.
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I didn't take a breath or let a breath out.
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Maybe I'll take a breath there and let you in.
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It means, let's just take a breath, take a beat.
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Still, he has hardly had time to take a breath.
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You don't take a BREATH MINT after a garlicky meal.
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Man Without Qualities, but if you take a breath, who wouldn't?
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Let's take a breath, look around, and start a new narrative.
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" Then moderator Goldberg interrupted, asking everyone to "just take a breath.
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Did that baby take a breath and drown in the water?
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Get a glass of water, sit down, and take a breath.
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"I always have to remember to take a breath," she says.
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So take a breath, buck up, and talk to your roommates.
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Take a breath and try to detach yourself from the results.
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That's barely enough time to blink or to take a breath.
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Before you freak out, take a breath and read this first.
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Recommendations to "slow down", "take a breath", "say it again", etc.
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But that's OK, Shani, take a breath and keep it moving.
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Try to take a breath before responding (or choosing not to respond).
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It's ok to step back for a minute and take a breath.
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Or I could take a breath, and give it one more day.
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It's better for everyone to take a breath and do this right.
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Take a breath ... drum up some courage ... and check out the pic.
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He reminds me to take care of myself, to take a breath.
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You can never just take a breath and say you 'made it.
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Before you go storming in all "leave it out mate," take a breath.
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"You still want to take a breath and do your research," she said.
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Take a breath, notice your thoughts without engaging, concentrate on a wordless image.
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But if you haven't already done your summer clean out, take a breath.
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Just step back, take a breath and reset and slow the game down.
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So when does the Glee alum get to stop and take a breath?
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Or... We can take a breath, take a beat, and get some context.
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He can take a breath, reformulate a strategy and return to the board.
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Let's all take a breath, shake it off, and declare a do-over.
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We paused to take a breath in the shade of a billowing bush.
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Austan, no, but, Austan, Austan -- you know, just take a breath for one second.
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They pulled Williams over, and he refused to take a breath test, police said.
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So, everyone needs to take a breath, go back to the diplomatic drawing board.
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This gives me permission to take a breath, to just take a tiny break.
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Right now, I think we need to take a breath and collect the facts.
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If you live in a US hurricane zone, take a breath -- you made it.
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So, those still mourning McDreamy, take a breath: Your remaining faves aren't going anywhere.
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We really need to calm down, take a breath and look at this realistically.
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It's akin to singing, because you have to take a breath at some point.
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I take a moment to say hello to the morning and take a breath.
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When it needs to take a breath, it just sticks it's little spherical out.
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"The market needs to take a breath and assess what's going on," Mills said.
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Take a breath It's never wise to make decisions — financial or otherwise — on impulse.
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You take a BREATH MINT after coffee, which leaves your breath foul and nasty.
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Presidents like to space it out, take a breath and this President has just done.
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Rejoice, for E22 is over for another year, and we can all take a breath.
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Take a breath and ask yourself why you're picking it up in the first place.
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"Mark and I stepped outside for a moment to take a breath," Ms. Resnik said.
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As she watches the clock tick down to the start, she will take a breath.
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It was more fun to come up, take a breath and then dive back in.
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Before we drive ourselves into total hyperventilating panic, can we all just take a breath.
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You seem to want to take a breath and say we can't break the budget.
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But now, it's time to take a breath and catch up on some amazing journalism.
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Let's take a breath: Robots and artificial intelligence systems are nowhere near displacing the human workforce.
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"Everyone take a breath," Gawker, a media brand known for its edgy online content, told CNBC.
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Okay, I am going to take a breath and stop myself from ranting further on that.
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"Sometimes you just need a place to take take a breath and move on," she explains.
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Investors need to let the People's Bank of China take a breath and finish the job.
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So is this a larger moment for you to take a breath and enjoy a success?
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Better to take a breath and smile once in a while just because it's sunny outside.
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We all need to take a breath and check ourselves — on the left and the right.
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I'd planned not to take a breath for the entire length, but wound up taking three.
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It's time for lawmakers to take a breath and fully understand the consequences of their actions.
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"When we need to breathe, this is what tells or body to take a breath," he continues.
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When you take the chopper to go to the rig, you have to take a breath test.
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If you ever find yourself wanting to assault someone over a video game, take a breath. Stop.
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You could actually feel as you took a breath that you were struggling to take a breath.
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But if you shut your eyes and press play, the audio forces you to take a breath.
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Take a breath: New research suggests you might actually not have that much to worry about. 7.
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"I was praying to God, I asked God, 'Please, please let the baby take a breath,' " Roger recalls.
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But I think we do need to step back, take a breath and do exactly what you say.
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It's like, let's just take a breath and let's just see if we come up with something fun.
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"Take a breath man, you're good man," an officer can be heard telling the man in the video.
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But I hope everyone will take a breath and learn to treat each other with civility and respect.
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And he was like, 'Let's take a breath, and keep it steady here, and wait for our place.
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It's twenty seconds where we can take a breath, slow down and have a moment to center ourselves.
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"I think what we should do is take a breath," said fellow 2020 candidate and New Jersey Sen.
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Take a breath When your efforts aren't working, the natural tendency is to run faster, harder, and more frenetically.
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"I'd love to say I can take a breath and unwind, but the work has just started," Boshernitzan said.
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It can also detect stress levels, and lets you take a Breath Session to bring you back in balance.
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Watching Offset fully dive into his verse from "Fight Night" is something to behold: he doesn't take a breath.
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"It's like you are trying to take a breath of air but your lungs aren't big enough," Heather says.
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With a choir, you can take a breath and escape physically and metaphysically, occupying and occupied by the music.
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Before you indulge in usual Black Friday antics like screaming and panicking and buying everything in sight, take a breath.
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The escapologist spent two minutes with his head locked in a box filled with water, unable to take a breath.
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Once in a while, Ritchie actually stops to take a breath and give the characters time to feel their mortality.
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But I have to take a breath, count to 10 and just understand that that person is in that space.
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Calgary will barely get a chance to take a breath before heading to Colorado to play the Avalanche on Wednesday.
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"I would tell people to take a breath and let the Senate do it's job," Cornyn told CNN last week.
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Have you had a moment to take a breath and take in everything you've done in the past few years?
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If that scares you into thinking about a ton of dangerous drugs suddenly hitting your pharmacy shelves, take a breath.
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And there is no incentive for reporters to calm down, take a breath, give Trump the benefit of the doubt.
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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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When we fight or argue we try to avoid attacking, take a breath and say, 'My feelings are hurt because….
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Given my fast-paced career, the ability to take a breath and reflect has been a novel thing for me.
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But eventually, I take a breath, suck it up, and head back inside to explain the seating issue to the hostess.
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Take a breath, take a step back, and remember that your upgrade project doesn't have to be finished in record time.
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"And I'll be working to organize the vote in 2020, 2022, in 2024," she said, pausing only to take a breath.
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It was clear that Apple needed to take a breath and get caught up with the rest of the smartphone world.
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But after we settle down, take a breath, we may ask ourselves, very gently: Did African slaves really have a choice?
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This allowed players in the know to take a breath, create opportunities to ascend, and ultimately keep playing without spending money.
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"Before I take a breath, in the morning I swear my stomach looks like this," she says, showing off chiseled abs.
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He refused to take a breath, urine or blood test, so his driver's license gets automatically yanked for a full year.
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Take a breath, then start doing your research "Get the emotion out of it," said Olivia Jaras, a salary negotiation coach.
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Sometimes when I find myself stuck in a "cycle," I take a breath and remember that I know what to do.
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When she, Short, and whomever else stopped by take a breath and sing a song, it's entirely earnest, and even lovely.
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I know, logically, that this is where I need to detach, and take a breath, put my head down and work.
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"It's all extremes, and I just feel like, 'Hey, let's all come back to the center, let's take a breath," he says.
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This month's list of Netflix arrivals is a big one, so take a breath and read ahead for everything coming in July.
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If you're tired of hearing about pop music's reigning giants, you can take a breath and listen to some new stuff below.
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It can be difficult to take a breath and really listen to what your child or teenager has to say about this.
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He could be using this moment to take a breath, dive into the weeds, and build a foundation on both those issues.
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Typically, the period just after the midterm elections has represented a little break for political journalists to take a breath and reflect.
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So that's when I'll feel a little more pain because it's sticking its back end, it's breathing spherically, to take a breath.
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We need to take a breath and have honest, good-faith discussions without throwing around accusations of anti-Semitism when we disagree.
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Take a breath, center yourself, and then start listing some of your favorite snacks and some meals you can make at home.
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Giving "advice," like telling someone to slow down, take a breath or relax, really doesn't apply in conversations with those who stutter.
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I need to take a breath, maybe do one less ambitious novel, and then it's back into Mississippi, where the answer lies.
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And we're now big enough to take a breath and communicate with the listeners who have made "The Daily" what it is.
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But one longtime Washington sage, Charlie Cook, has a message for a divided nation in his latest National Journal column: Take a breath.
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The Minnesota case involved William R. Bernard, who refused to take a breath test after his arrest on suspicion of driving while intoxicated.
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"Life is short but love is long / Take a breath and carry on," she exhales wistfully over canned beats and dancing synth lines.
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I take a breath and remind myself that the attendant had told me that after the first 30 seconds, I would feel fine.
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So, reputable realtors require a certificate of sanity and sometimes a nurse at a closing to take a breath sample to detect alcohol.
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"The Fed message to the markets is, take a breath," said Brian Belski, chief investment strategist at BMO Capital Markets in New York.
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This is why we travel: to force ourselves to take a breath, to bend space and time, even if just for a moment.
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From the moment the Tyrones make their entrances, fresh from the breakfast table, it feels as if nobody pauses to take a breath.
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The overtime reset let the Warriors take a breath and calm down, at which point the defending champions were off to the races.
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"In a city this dense, we need to have large open spaces to take a breath," Mayor Anne Hidalgo said in a statement.
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She got so panicked and was so upset that she had to go back and take a breath and calm down and try again.
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You can keep your opinion, but at this moment, five hours after the story's been released, just take a breath and go … People can't.
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"If we take a breath, we can slow it down and just become a little bit more aware of what's going on right now."
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Take a breath, remember that weight gain isn't the end of the world, and decide how you want to address it, if at all.
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When you're running around in darker conditions with it, you have to pause and take a breath before you shoot, or risk blurry photos.
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And the company found that with political dramas like "House of Cards" and "The West Wing," viewers tend to "take a breath," she said.
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So why not take a breath, fund the flood relief, and use the 90 days you've bought yourself to hash out a sensible deal?
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One other interesting feature includes stress level measurement tool that will remind you to relax and take a breath throughout your busy work day.
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The beat glitches and snarls in equal measure while Brown speeds up, rarely finding the time to take a breath, stringing every bar out.
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Still, during the course of its 90 minutes, I have discovered those places where I have to take a breath, and recharge my batteries.
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This league, having been in it and watched it my whole life, there's not a time where you can take a breath and relax.
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It's been so busy, because we only wrapped the [new] movie a month ago and I've hardly had a chance to take a breath.
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Take a breath When Carey realized that the songs were not playing as they should, she paused, breathed and surveyed the extent of the damage.
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When your kid wants to watch My Little Pony for the zillionth time, take a breath and substitute one of these brain-boosters instead. 1.
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I finally take a breath and start planning for tomorrow, to make this the most inclusive, engaging, and forward-thinking Democratic Convention in history. #demsinphilly.
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"My approach is listening to what I need in the moment and finding small moments to take a minute to take a breath," she says.
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Cops arrested him on DUI charges, and then added a failure to obey a lawful order charge because he refused to take a breath test.
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" Instead, take a breath, find a good pair of pointy tweezers and a bright lamp, and then carefully remove it while shouting, "Get it off!
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The woman was charged with DWI, careless driving, reckless driving, refusal to take a breath test and false public alarm, because of her coronavirus claims.
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But when catastrophe is constant, catastrophizing can be damaging — so take a breath, stick to the facts and follow these other suggestions for staying sane.
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But when catastrophe is constant, catastrophizing can be damaging — so take a breath, stick to the facts and follow these other suggestions for staying sane.
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But before the battle gets going, let's take a breath and ask: What do the results tell us about the country on a deeper level?
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If this is what you're going through, take a breath and remember that there are plenty of people and resources to help and support you.
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"Whether its meditation, putting on a facemask or treating yourself to a nice dinner, give yourself time to take a breath and recalibrate your emotions."
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"As a tip - take a breath and hold your breath prior to puffing … though awkward, it will prohibit you from being able to inhale," Herklots said.
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So take a breath and hear-out how other entrepreneurs have navigated the planning stage – from market research to budgeting to setting up your first office.
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It also goes into greater depth when analyzing your progress and making recommendations about where you can improve (like when to stop and take a breath).
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Yep.) Before you toss your phone out the window and draw your blackout shades (if they can't see you, you're not there, right?), take a breath.
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Prang: If anything, it's taught us to value those few segments where we're able to take a breath and talk about a larger trend or issue.
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"Vinegar has that strong smell and puckering taste, so if you take a breath, you could inhale it into your lungs as you swallow," she says.
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"This is probably a good time to take a breath, and understand the President has the ability and the right to talk about intelligence," he said.
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So maybe we all need to take a breath and invest a little more time in schooling ourselves on what it means to be emotionally intelligent.
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Well take a breath, AirPod owners, because Gabrielle Reilly — a 22-year-old paralegal from Virginia — came up with a way to keep track of AirPods.
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When someone asks something silly of you, while you're at home, take a breath and consider what grown-up Lisa would do in her real life.
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The weeks go by really, really fast, and this is a chance for me to take a breath and hear what every group is working on.
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Take a moment, take a breath, take a knee, do what you need to do to get your mind and your spirit and your heart right.
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If you are still shaken from the crazy ending of Dirty John, then take a breath, relax, and get ready to jump into another true con story.
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He turned purple; he tried to take a breath and when he couldn't, he told me to go home for the night — he would finish it himself.
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In Lawrence's few scenes, Insecure drops commentary on racial profiling, Ivy League privilege, and fetishization, all without letting the audience take a breath and consider the implications.
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It's like, let's just take a breath, and let's just see if we come up with something fun," Bullock said to EW. "There should be a moratorium.
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They finally call cut, everyone cheers, I take a breath, and then they tell me that someone pressed record twice, and none of that was actually shot.
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It suggests it's never too late to step back, to take a breath, to rediscover the joy that made you want to create in the first place.
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You have this great win, now you take a breath, you relax, all of a sudden two years is up, they're fighting like hell and you're complacent.
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"I think it's usually better before we start to come out with policy statements or things that are political, maybe take a breath," said Utah Republican Rep.
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That's why Richard Culatta, CEO of the technology in education society and a father of four, also recommends we all take a breath as we get started.
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They do flips, swivel their hips and blow bubbles, rising to the surface (which is out of view) every 20 seconds or so to take a breath.
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Now when a book drops on the floor in class, my classmates and I all have to take a breath and remember it is not a gunshot.
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"I started to ignore all of the advice I'd given other brides, which was to take a breath and think about what was important," Ms. Singh said.
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"As of late, I've been able to kind of undo that hardwiring and enjoy the now, and take some time off and take a breath," he added.
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Last year it announced the Galaxy S2700, S251E, S210 Plus, S10 5G, (take a breath) Note 10, Note 10 Plus, Note 10 5G, and the Galaxy Fold.
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" But if you step back, take a breath and clear your mind of preconceptions, it's just as easy (and I would argue, more rewarding) to see "U.
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"Everybody ought to take a breath and let the woman speak and act on her own before passing judgment," said John Watson, a former GOP state chairman.
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"My goal wasn't always to be filthy rich, but it was to have some financial freedom mentally and emotionally … so I can take a breath," she said.
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The tense episode barely stopped to take a breath – and for those brave enough to relive the adrenaline, here are some of the top moments from the broadcast.
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Take some you time, visit the past, and take a breath to appreciate the journey millions of former teens and their teen heartthrob took up to this weekend.
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Earlier this month, that judge asked them to "take a breath" and "come back with [their] reasonableness pants on" in hopes of the two sides reaching an agreement.
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Though many noticed trouble, neither Mr. Conrad, nor the board of directors, nor anyone else in management could afford to stop, take a breath and fix the problems.
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As parents we need to step back, take a breath and remind ourselves that if our kids fail it does not equal a parenting failure on our part.
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It analyzed nuances in human speech like when people take a breath, and how voices rise and fall in a single sentence, and, of course, emphasis and intonation.
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The positive spin: "The Fed message to the markets is, take a breath," Brian Belski, chief investment strategist at BMO Capital Markets in New York, told the NYT.
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"Get in, take a breath and then when the door closes hit a button," Beckinsale said, perfectly reciting her lines from the film while standing in the hotel elevator.
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It shows Slager carefully line up his sights, take a breath, and fire eight rounds at Scott as he runs in the opposite direction, posing no threat to anyone.
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"I'm trying to get people to stop, take a breath and think before you say something because speaking impulsively can be damaging," says Tobi Goldfus, a psychotherapist in Maryland.
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"Free Speech" encourages us to take a breath, look hard at the facts and see how well-tried liberal principles can be applied and defended in daunting new circumstances.
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"The Free and Rebellious Jungle Terror Mix" features 45 minutes of club thumping madness with tracks only dipping in energy to take a breath before returning to the fray.
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Despite a disastrous public apology — it was appended with a recipe for pizza dough cinnamon rolls — Mr. Batali barely seemed to take a breath before pondering his professional future.
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They each take a breath before the camera zooms out, and boom — it turns out we're looking at all of them through the crystalline blue eye of the Night King.
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The conversation then turns to the young men using his site, and in particular those who might one day take a breath and reflect on sharing their videos so publicly.
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When you see a big discovery about William Shakespeare hit the press before fellow scholars have had a chance to ask questions, take a breath and be very, very skeptical.
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Sewing is much like colouring or gardening, in that you have to take a breath, and shut out the world for a period, and that's an amazing thing to do.
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When we started, we worked really hard nonstop without taking a breath, and now in my life, I'm able to take a breath and enjoy life because it is enjoyable.
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Those long shots can reveal the isolation of his characters and can also provide a unique view that lets us take a breath as we're absorbing everything that's going on.
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"I think we all need to back up and take a breath, because this shouldn't be a personal battle that damages the party," said Mr. Malloy, also a Clinton supporter.
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When you turn the corner and face an opponent, do you take a breath and steady yourself or do you freak out and twitch your mouse all over the screen?
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If we just stop beating people up and stop highlighting the differences and the fears and the resentments, if you just take a breath and wait, we all become Americanized.
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Take a breath and try to keep your cool as you navigate your way around this photo to see if you can find the tricky switches that have been made.
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When you're delivering a very dark message, that leaven in the lump is like a moment where the reader can take a breath and then plunge back into the mire.
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I think that the day after Christmas when you can just take a breath since all the craziness of Christmas is gone and you can just chill – that's always nice.
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In the two hours that I spent watching the film in the iconic Magic Johnson Theater in Harlem, I felt like I was too on edge to take a breath.
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Let's take a breath and I'll see you in the year 2035 Uber's efforts to speed up the adoption of self-driving technology throws another wrench in drivers' long-term prospects.
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"We just wanted Tim to take a step back, take a breath, just regroup," said White Sox manager Rick Renteria, who added Anderson is expected back in the lineup on Monday.
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And because of the "cycle," we at NBC (and all others in the field of journalism) suffer from a really bad case of not being able to ever take a breath.
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"While being off the road this year, I'm learning to take a breath and stimulate other creative aspects of my brain, other than touring and running myself ragged," she tells Refinery29.
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But the period we are going into now will be characterized by a dearth of clear information, and the markets need to take a breath and believe the data will be forthcoming.
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And with it being innately part of my job, as it is for many people, was it OK for me to step away and take a breath that I so desperately needed?
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The trade truce between the U.S. and China has given everyone a chance to take a breath, but it's only a 90-day reprieve, a former trade representative told CNBC on Tuesday.
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"Vinegar has that strong smell and puckering taste, so if you take a breath, you could inhale it into your lungs and burn those a little, because it's an acid," Johnston said.
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"It feels like a moment to just take a breath and appreciate," Chalamet says, when I ask him how it feels to have played roles in two Academy Award contenders at once.
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In an era of Twitter and 24-hour cable TV news, it's useful — for journalists and readers — to take a breath and a step back, to separate the consequential from the trending.
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"And I think everyone got to take a breath and take a step back and take a look at it, and now just focus on maybe doing it a little bit slower."
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Take a breath before predicting Switch will be a phenomenon in the same way Wii was, but it does underscore how much of a sales dud the Wii U proved to be.
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Where in this scenario is there time for me to decompress, play with the kids, have quality time with my husband, jump on a call with my mom or just take a breath?
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Let's take a breath and I'll see you in the year 22016 But, only two years later and not 230, those robot cars are now deployed by Uber on the road in Pennsylvania.
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But before we turn El Paso into a replica of Cold War Berlin or contemplate loading families on deportation buses, let's take a breath, recognize the real problem -- a flawed system -- and fix it.
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Take a breath before you buy Studies show the chemical high of shopping often outweighs the actual satisfaction from impulse purchases — as if the seldom-worn duds hanging in your closet weren't proof enough.
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He said, If anyone needs to take a walk or needs to take a breath and step outside just let us know you're doing it so we know where you are, but we understand.
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But rather than just recycling the same stories about, say, Bernie Sanders or the COVID-19 pandemic, The Dispatch aims to "take a breath" and try to approach important news in a fresh way.
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Mars is about half the size of Earth, so gravity is weaker there — only a third what is on Earth and so you could jump higher, that is if you could take a breath.
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But having been educated, often by readers of Social Q's, about the serious prevalence of child sexual abuse, in many cases, by other children, let's take a breath and chart your best course forward.
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"Today, I want us to take a breath," Mr. Christie said as he began, still basking from the nearly four-minute standing ovation he received as he entered the floor of the State House.
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The Vitali measures posture, heart rate variability, and breathing, and it'll gently vibrate to prompt wearers to take a breath when it senses sign of stress, like an increased heart rate or when you're slouching.
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To just sit there and take a breath and just say, very simply and directly, why you don't agree with something instead of just calling him a name or getting angry — it's just like teenagers.
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So if the Democrats want to oust him, they should take a breath, put less emphasis on what happens in the first two contests, and realize that rushing to pick a standard bearer won't help.
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Haley also relies on a slight variation of the "STOP" technique in which you slow down, take a breath and extend the exhale, observe what's happening in the body, and consider the possibilities before proceeding.
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It should be more dramatic, but at a hospital where there's been a shooter, an electrocution, and an actual bomb, not even Michael Bay-style explosions can get the medical staff to take a breath.
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It's important to take a breath here and remind yourself that it's likely -- though not certain -- that we are at the beginning of the legal proceedings stemming from Mueller's special counsel investigation, not the end.
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Here are some tips for making those difficult interactions easier to absorb: Take a Breath To respond thoughtfully to our child's outbursts, we have to first silence the alarm bells going off inside our head.
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We've come to the end of Exhalation, and in light of the book's symbol, we can take a breath now to take a look at all that Chiang has put together with these various stories.
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But the hypocrisy police should take a breath and calm down, because Tinsel Town piety now threatens to become that thing most dreaded in the entertainment industry: routine, expected, maybe even a little bit boring.
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"When you want to step outside to take a breath, you see people sitting outside having coffee and stuff — it's really cool," said Mr. Iriskic, who is now married with a son of his own.
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Whether you're getting along famously or bickering about dirty dishes, sexual frequency, spending habits, or anything in between, it's essential to take a breath and focus on the love you shared in the first place.
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"When you want to step outside to take a breath, you see people sitting outside having coffee and stuff — it's really cool," said Mr. Iriskic, who is now married with a son of his own.
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Leaders should step back, take a breath and remember that international efforts to protect our core values—freedom, democracy and the respect for individual rights—mean building and strengthening relationships with the nations who share them.
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There's a reason most songs are about those subjects: they are our driving forces, the reason we unglue our eyes in the morning, take a breath of new-day air and plough onwards with our lives.
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"All of a sudden for the first time in my entire career, I feel like I could take a breath and say, 'Holy crap, I am on track; I'm probably ahead of the game,'" she said.
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They must all take a breath and establish a set of confidence-building measures that will create a kernel of trust upon which to draw down from this situation, learn from it and build upon it.
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According to Mo, when dancing to techno on 2C-B he feels "connected"—so much so that, despite sweating profusely, he'd rather take his soaking-wet T-shirt off than go outside and take a breath.
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"This bipartisan bill would allow Washington to step back, take a breath and ensure it has the correct policies and security screenings in place," Republican Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said in the Senate before the vote.
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In the meanwhile, for the first time in over a decade, chef Ponzo will step out of the Le Select basement, take a breath of fresh air, and, perhaps, think about putting his own name on something.
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So before another morning flies by in a what-top-to-pair-with-what-pants frenzy, take a breath and let boiler suits do the work for you — after all, that is what they were designed for.
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" Still, Tlaib said she tries not to let the weight of it all distract from her mission: "I take a breath in, I breathe out, and say, 'OK, now I have to really hit the ground running.
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The game is as slow or as fast as you'd like, allowing you to carefully align a headshot, evade a punch, or take a breath and consider how to untangle the deadly knot you find yourself in.
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After the spectacular dragon battle of "The Spoils of War," this week's episode of Game of Thrones, "Eastwatch," paused to take a breath and set things up for what looks to be the show's next big conflict.
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I could take a breath and escape a little bit, from this terrible room and difficult roommate, from the crappy weather and loneliness that, I think, comes pretty naturally along with your first year away from home.
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So there's no better time to stop, relax, take a breath and read NPR critic Glen Weldon's history of Batman, The Caped Crusade, which also landed Tuesday — and is our second pick for Geek Book of the Week.
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I think men and women who are accused are condemned before we know anything half the time and I&aposm not minimizing any allegations, but I think everybody needs to take a breath on some of this stuff.
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"Take a moment, take a breath, and find the health care for your problem that is best rather than first," said Cheryl Reed, communications director for Angie's List, a U.S.-based website containing crowdsourced reviews of local businesses.
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And in between it all is fashion week, which starts this weekend with men's wear in London (I know, take a breath) and pretty much runs straight through couture and women's wear all the way to…mid-March.
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At around the 6-minute mark in the song (it's 9 minutes total), you can hear him take a breath and then speak through a vocoder that's programed to make his voice sound like a distorted electric guitar.
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But none of them is home; none of them is a place where Sandra might be able to stop for a moment and take a breath—let alone a place where she might actually feel that she belongs.
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If you're already the owner of a Galaxy S8, S8 Plus, S9, or S9 Plus, it's time to sit down, take a breath, and think hard — is it time to trade in your old phone for a new one?
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Loosen your collar, take a breath, and absorb some context: The J. Crew customer is a relative youngster, with a boyish figure and a breezy air that helped him carry off a 29.5½-inch tie in the first place.
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An energetic entrepreneur named Zhu Rong, who owns restaurants in four cities around China, recently expanded her territory to Greenwich Village with a place she has named (take a breath) Hao Noodle and Tea by Madam Zhu's Kitchen (exhale).
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CDC infectious disease expert and member of the President's task force, Dr. Anthony Fauci, acknowledged Sunday the large crowds at airports were not ideal and urged people to take a breath and pace themselves before all returning at once.
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So when I want to keep my friendships (and my doctor), I take a breath and try to keep the following five things in mind: Most of my closest friends — all city-dwelling creative types — don't have biological children.
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If you find yourself in the middle of a sales pitch or presenting a project in front of a class and you can't remember a detail, take a breath and remind yourself that only you know what is "supposed" to happen.
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While many shelters have informal, kid-friendly areas and entertainment, Save the Children's program is designed to give traumatized children structure, safety, and the chance to be kids while their parents shower, fill out paperwork, or just take a breath.
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In that sense, Dior's fall 2018 haute couture show felt like the eye of the storm that is haute couture week, which made for the perfect moment to take a breath backstage at the Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris.
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"I hope Apple and the DOJ take this opportunity to step back, take a breath and join a constructive discussion to help balance the legitimate, competing interests of law enforcement and privacy advocates," said FireEye's chief privacy officer, Shane McGee.
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None of these stop the experience from being fun, clever, and a little uncanny — and some of the issues only appear when you're given time to take a breath and explore the world, which the fast-paced Ghostbusters experience doesn't allow.
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But it's the quiet images — Kai eating street food with his father or observing a nighttime festival — that are the most powerful, allowing the reader to take a breath and appreciate perhaps the book's most important character: the magnificent city itself.
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"I just didn't want to be in this prison anymore where I had to be in this little room, scared to go out and take a breath of fresh air without somebody approaching me, so I wrote the letter," he said.
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The End Is Nigh operates similarly, but you spend a lot more time studying how the level works before embarking on a single jump, and the game actively encourages players to pause, take a breath, and study the next move.
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But that revival appeared short lived after McConnell privately advised his caucus at a lunch Monday to take a breath and first see how things unfold this week — a mantra GOP senators repeated over and over heading into the chamber Tuesday.
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If you take a breath before calling a friend to vent, or reflect quickly on if you really need to act on your impulse to complain, you'll be more mindful of your behavior and be able to make choices accordingly.
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Let's take a breath and I'll see you in the year 2035 Early in August, however, Uber announced that, under the supervision and presence of trained drivers and engineers, 100 self-driven Volvos will conduct test drives with passengers in Pittsburgh.
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I thought that&aposs what was the best and it&aposs the best thing to just take a breath and breathe and then, you know, I was really facing the fear going back to the game because it sort of entrapped me.
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If you need to take a breath before deciding on where to go, T+L reports that a similar sale may be happening with Alaska Airlines, which nabbed the No. 3 spot on the list and acquired Virgin America back in 2016.
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Adrangi, who was also given a speeding citation in addition to the DUI and cocaine-related charges, had his license suspended by an East Hampton justice Saturday morning because of his refusal to take a breath test after the crash, the paper reported.
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In the days since, Rosen's fever decreased, but she started becoming short of breath, "like I can't really talk for too long without needing to take a breath, almost like if you walked up 10 flights of stairs or something," she told Refinery29.
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If you can try to take a breath, put your phone away, and reframe the anxiety in your brain, you'll be able to ride it out without getting angry at mom for getting your hopes up when she texts you instead of your crush.
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Todd: I suppose that's what a lot of this midsection of the season has struggled with — how do you tell a story about Handmaids while giving the audience some (completely necessary) space to take a breath and remove themselves from the world of the show?
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But then you take a breath and look at the entire ballroom floor: A forest ready to be turned into a blazing shield, a lake shaped into your sword, the long range blast of your enemy waiting to be used for your own purpose.
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The company announced this week the addition of a new set of speaking skills for the virtual assistant, which will allow her to do things like whisper, take a breath to pause for emphasis, adjust the rate, pitch and volume of her speech, and more.
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In the rapid-fire pace through which this scandal keeps unfolding, it is extremely important for every elected official to take a breath before reaching judgment and to make sure they have a full understanding of new information and the context in which it was produced.
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In the interest of a little reality check, here are a few things you need to know to get started on your own gig... If you think you've got a killer idea that's going to turn you into the next Mark Zuckerberg, maybe take a breath.
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You can take a breath and look around, gauge Wick's well-being, see how many bullets are in the magazine, check every angle, see where enemies are looking, and then act, one move at a time, to make it through the situation as successfully as possible.
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You can get a full recap here, but the two main security takeaways are that Safari is the best mainstream privacy browser now, and that it looks like Apple's going to slow down, take a breath, and try to release some major updates without quite so many bugs.
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That time together with Cara was precious, and the love we have for her and the grief we feel leaves us in no doubt — Cara was not born alive, she never got to take a breath of air, but she was most certainly a person in her own right.
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That line has been crossed, and the only way that there will ever be understanding or some semblance of reconciliation is if they take a breath and get some air, because, oooh, the things that were said were just so ultimately devastating and detrimental to the fabric of a relationship.
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I have to take a breath and think that there are 24 hours in the day, and in that moment, I just need 10 or 12 minutes to tell my story, to do the thing I love to do — make people laugh — and I deserve those few minutes to enjoy my life.
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"This will be a moment when all of Europe says, 'Let's take a breath and let's figure out how do we maintain some of our national identities, how do we preserve the benefits of integration and how do we deal with some of the frustrations that our own voters are feeling,'" Obama said.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)Once you've chosen what kind of computer you're after, picking one out from the almost limitless number of models (old and new) currently on the market can seem daunting—but take a breath, gather your thoughts, and stay calm, because there are a couple of ways to significantly chop down your choices straight away.
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On the other hand, if the answer to "Do I want it right now?" is No, but this guy I'm talking to is kind of leaning in close, and I can't tell if he wants to kiss me or puke on me, and my social anxiety could really use a cookie right now, then take a breath.
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Aries:Aries may be a bit big and it does not stop her from using her unique magical gifts in various ways: First there comes the power to take her spirit into unknown worlds where everything else in heaven is a lie: The first time the goddess of light came up from the shadow of heaven and let her take a breath for it.
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Anthem, God of War, Shadow of the Colossus (the remake, that is—play the original whenever you like), A Way Out, the Ori and the Blind Forest sequel, The Last Night, Metro Exodus… (Take a breath.) New Kirby and Yoshi games for Switch, Metroid Prime 4 (like that wasn't obvious), both Sea of Thieves and Skull & Bones, Monster Hunter: World.
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In these times of heightened social and racial frustrations, where we have recently shone a light on the underbelly of the prejudices and biases that unquestionably still exist within us, it is impossible for us to rely on a criminal justice system that refuses to even take a breath and review evidence that may exonerate an innocent man unjustly convicted and unjustly incarcerated.
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See, we're aware that life is too short to bebusy all the time, but we know that if we stop to take a breath relax with a movie or a book, or God forbid a Saturday hanging out with friends we'll fall behind our peers who are focused on their side hustles, their books, or those extra projects for the partner.
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Taraji P. Henson of "Empire" warms up the season with this variety special featuring renditions of holiday classics by Smokey Robinson, Pharrell Williams, Missy Elliott, Alicia Keys, Snoop Dogg, NE-YO, Jussie Smollett, Taye Diggs, Darryl McDaniels of Run-DMC — take a breath — TLC, Andra Day, Tyrese Gibson, Candice Boyd and October London, and appearances by Tyler Perry and Terry Crews.
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But the more relevant reason for Fallon wanting everyone to just take a breath and be civil is that he has always run his show by lobbying to be everyone's friend, serving up a few softball jokes about politics or other current events at the top of the show before putting most of his energy into playing charades with his celebrity guests.
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Feet spread apart, the boy straddles an imaginary line, settling quietly into himself as the balance & pull travel down through his fingers, forearm, elbow, into muscle, up through his shoulder blades, neck, mouth, set of the jaw, into the register of the brain, saying, Take a breath & exhale slowly, then let the stone fly as if it has swallowed a stone & that is when the boy knows his body is a compass, a cross.
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"Take a breath, we're going to vote on witnesses," said Senate Republican Conference Chairman John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoSenate GOP could move to quick Trump acquittal vote GOP scrambles to sidestep messy witness fight Overnight Energy: Democrats unveil draft climate bill | Plan aims for carbon neutrality by 2050 | GOP senators press IRS on electric vehicle tax credit MORE (Wyo.), noting that Trump's lawyers have one more day of presentations followed by 16 hours for senators to ask questions.
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When you encounter a person who believes he's merely honoring his ancestors by driving a car with an image of the Confederate battle flag on the tag, when a Facebook friend announces that it's disrespectful to take a knee during the national anthem, when you sit down next to someone at the church picnic who genuinely loves and respects the black people they know but who consistently votes for politicians with overtly racist policies, stop for just a moment and take a breath.
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Except, that is, here: except in that exquisite moment just before he takes a bite of food—when his body is hunched, primed, his hands gripped round an egg roll or spiralized frankfurter, his body flinching like yours might before you take a punch—and in that moment, he sighs and succumbs, you can barely see it, but it's there, a tiny moment of relaxation, the lid just sliding off the box, the tourniquet loosening, and there, for a moment, he is true being: Take a breath, Guy Fieri, for in this moment, you are alive.
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