" He then took a deep breath and continued: "OK.
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Before I entered the store, I took a deep breath.
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Every time he took a deep breath he would cough.
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Closing the door behind me, I took a deep breath.
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I took a deep breath and returned to my book.
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Mr. Baker took a deep breath and signed the document.
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She took a deep breath and turned on the sound.
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The Egyptian man nodded, took a deep breath and shrugged.
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The Stone Keys in hand, I took a deep breath.
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On finishing this masterpiece, the painter took a deep breath.
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So I got on Tina's back and took a deep breath.
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I took a deep breath and followed Zak into the building.
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So Ramirez took a deep breath, steadied himself and settled down.
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We took a deep breath and dashed for the next room.
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I took a deep breath of weary satisfaction and hit send.
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I took a deep breath, then put it in my mouth.
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I took a deep breath, steeled myself and stepped back in.
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An official at the inspectorate, Michal Tyczynski, took a deep breath.
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" Then I took a deep breath and thought: "Get a grip.
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He took a deep breath and pulled up to the gate.
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Mr. Curtis took a deep breath and slipped right back into character.
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I took a deep breath just before the water reached my neck.
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I took a deep breath and asked if it had been hard.
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I closed my eyes, sat in stillness, and took a deep breath.
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I took a deep breath, put on a harness and climbed up.
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I took a deep breath as the breeze ruffled around my ears.
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We kind of just took a deep breath and made our run.
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But after much persuasion, I took a deep breath and signed up.
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S. took a deep breath and leaned in to kiss me again.
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I took a deep breath and nudged Steven's foot with my own.
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I took a deep breath to calm myself, and set off again.
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I sat down, scooted my chair in and took a deep breath.
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You took a deep breath and it expanded below your rib cage?
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I paused and took a deep breath of the thin, chill air.
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Mr. Aiyer sat in a leathery chair and took a deep breath.
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She took a deep breath, closed her eyes and raised her glass.
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Then he opened his eyes wide, took a deep breath, and shrugged.
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I took a deep breath, got out and hobbled to the attendant.
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" Mariam took a deep breath, she later recalled, and did so. "Hello?
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Instead, Samardzija took a deep breath, locked in and went back to work.
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So, I took a deep breath and decided to live for the moment.
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He took a deep breath and called Connors near the end of 2014.
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Furrowing her brow, Ms. Blute took a deep breath and gathered her resolve.
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On Soccer MADRID — Pity Martínez, his legs like lead, took a deep breath.
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She shook her head no, and then took a deep breath before answering.
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I took a deep breath and decided to make the best of it.
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Then I yanked off my virtual-reality headset and took a deep breath.
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The 18-year-old adjusted himself in his chair and took a deep breath.
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So I took a deep breath and calmed myself down and tried it again.
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Once all were selected, I took a deep breath and tapped the "Archive" button.
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Lucky for you, we took a deep breath and did the research for you.
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My wife and I just looked at each other and took a deep breath.
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Letty took a deep breath and slipped in after her, locking the door behind them.
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I took a deep breath and trembled as I reached for the little white wand.
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At one point, Belt stepped out of the batter's box and took a deep breath.
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Then she took a deep breath and reached out to us both across the table.
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" And so Franken took a deep breath and told a little white lie: "I'm sorry.
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I took a deep breath and thought she was the scariest person I&aposve ever seen.
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Finally, I rested my case, took a deep breath and waited for dad to push back.
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" She took a deep breath, certain that she could finally prove how capable she was. "This.
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I typed in the amount, took a deep breath, hit ''bid now'' and closed my eyes.
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After signing the contract, Peterson took a deep breath and yanked off his Indiana Jones hat.
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And then we took a deep breath and did what Joey would want us to do.
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Then I took a deep breath, took Gmail off my phone, and went for a run.
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I stared at the name that I share with my father and took a deep breath.
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Before the hearing started, Sayoc looked down and took a deep breath; he then started breathing heavily.
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After a couple of minutes, he covered his face with his hat and took a deep breath.
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I took a deep breath and fought back the nearly unbearable pain in my throat and jaw.
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I took a deep breath and began to speak about my educational and professional background and accomplishments.
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He closed his eyes and took a deep breath, and then his arms and shoulders started shaking.
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I occasionally took a deep breath or wiggled my fingers just to remind myself I still could.
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As the question was being asked, Tite looked down, wrote notes and took a deep breath before answering.
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I found it immediately, took a deep breath and blurted out, 'These are the teeth of Adolf Hitler.
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"And then we took a deep breath and did what Joey would want us to do," he wrote.
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Not one to let fear hold him back, Smith took a deep breath and jumped into the ocean.
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He joked with the catcher, took a deep breath, then impressively threw the ball right over the plate.
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After joking with the catcher, took a deep breath, then impressively threw the ball right over the plate.
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I took a deep breath, and typed back a response: You're right — I am looking for something serious.
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" He took a deep breath, and then shouted in Italian, "Ladies and gentlemen, wearing the No. 14: Dries!
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Every time the silhouette of a child appeared behind a privacy screen, the families took a deep breath.
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And I took a deep breath, and I sang at the top of my lungs, ''What's going on?
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He took a deep breath, pulled out the sheet of paper he'd written his notes on, and began.
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I took a deep breath, and ducked my way through the scrub to the far end of the line.
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In an Instagram video, Carey, 49, took a deep breath as she prepared her body for a spin kick.
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She made a serious face, took a deep breath, then gulped down the separated, brown and white sardine smoothie.
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But I took a deep breath and said, "I'm changing my name to Dylan," hoping the conversation would stop.
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She took a deep breath and answered, "I made that decision once," before telling him how hard it was.
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And, so I kind of stepped off the back of the mound, calmed myself down, took a deep breath.
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The halls were quiet as he took a deep breath and peeked his head into his old computer lab.
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Then he took a deep breath and said that instead of arresting me, he would lend me some money.
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But from experience I knew my anger was unhelpful, so I took a deep breath and considered my response.
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I took a deep breath and reminded myself that I'd at least gotten the insurance on the rental car.
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" This gentleman stopped, took a deep breath, leaned back, and says, "I need to know who the f— you are.
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There was no war, there were no terrorists, no global catastrophes; the world stopped, took a deep breath and sighed.
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Visibly surprised by the reception, the VP took a deep breath and shook his head before proceeding with his speech.
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Then Tina took a deep breath, closed her eyes, turned her head away, and shot at his father five times.
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I walked back to my meditation cushion, took a deep breath, and felt a wave of lightness come over me.
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Asked why she had sought asylum in Canada and not the United States, she paused and took a deep breath.
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As usual, I held the door handle and took a deep breath so I could enter the room fully present.
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He practiced his smile a few times, patted his Caesar, took a deep breath and found that last ounce of strength.
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Our analysts took a deep breath after Tuesday's heady economic news, notably the fastest rate of U.S. income growth in decades.
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It was traumatic inside the court, to be sure, but the justices took a deep breath and got back to work.
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When all the racial partitions and social segregations were fully explained, I took a deep breath and tried to sound nonchalant.
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He took a deep breath through his nose, such a breath that he seemed to increase in height by several inches.
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I dropped the card in, backed it up with checksum verification, then took a deep breath, wiped the card, and kept shooting.
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Ray's eyes snapped open at the sound of Cass' voice, and he took a deep breath of the space shuttle's generated oxygen.
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Peres took a deep breath when I asked if he would prefer to be making another run at Israel's top job himself.
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But then, when I broke back in the second (set), I kind of took a deep breath, settled in a little bit.
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NoLay simply took a deep breath, booked studio time and laid down all the vocals from scratch in less than five hours.
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It was high time for me to claim what's rightfully mine, so I took a deep breath and burst through the door.
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With Roberts beside her, Brandy put her feet up in stirrups, took a deep breath and told the doctor to go ahead.
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Austin needed only to remember to relax, so he took a deep breath, slowly exhaled and then dug in at the plate.
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Osaka took a deep breath, expelled it and then hit a service winner down the T to get her first match point.
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So she took a deep breath and lay on her back for 40 minutes until her blood pressure dropped within normal range.
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When the car pulled up to her building, he woke her gently, and she opened her eyes and took a deep breath.
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Both homeowners and homebuyers took a deep breath as rates continued to rise last week, pulling back a bit from the mortgage market.
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When the bed was sheathed in silver, he took a deep breath and lifted one end of the bathtub, to strategize its wrapping.
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Did you notice how Price took a deep breath before one of his final pitches to Kemp and said to himself, "Come on"?
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She took a deep breath, fell back and spun upside-down in the middle of a warehouse in the Bushwick section of Brooklyn.
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" Naomi took a deep breath and continued: "Isabella read that to me, and said she regretted that she was never a good cook.
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PHIL LEBEAU: On your flight out of Japan, was there ever a point where you took a deep breath and you said, 'Okay.
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He paused, took a deep breath and continued: He said had hoped that this generation of young people could have avoided this experience.
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Instead of freaking out, the diver took a deep breath and prepared to be taken back under the water by the 20-ton whale.
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As delegates surged to congratulate the winners on Wednesday, Montagliani took a deep breath to consider the journey that had secured soccer's biggest prize.
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So I bravely twisted the temperature knob all the way to the unfamiliar side of the dial, took a deep breath and stepped in.
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We debated, argued, yelled and got red-in-the-face mad at each other, and then we took a deep breath and got over it.
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Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican and ally of Trump's was asked about the rape charges, he paused, took a deep breath and shook his head.
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"When he got to the bathroom, he just took a deep breath and said, 'okay mom, just tell me what I need to do,' " Moreau said.
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When asked how she felt about the performance, she simply grinned, took a deep breath, and gestured with her hands as a sign of relief. 5.
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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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"When you realized your whispers weren't working I saw the panic disappear and you took a deep breath and took a step of courage," Carroll wrote.
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I pulled the waistline of my pants below my belly button, steadied my feet, wiped my abdomen with an alcohol swab and took a deep breath.
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Brushing aside waves of long dark hair, she took a deep breath and began moving her arms forward with increasing speed, as if readying for takeoff.
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Tron Monahan slowly took a deep breath and leaned back in his chair as he recalled the dark days of his life just nine months ago.
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I wanted to take my first sip without distraction — so, I sunk into my desk chair, took a deep breath, and popped off the to-go lid.
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He took a deep breath, stepped up to the big pair of intricately carved, powder blue doors, and signaled the bots on either side to open them.
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The Turbotax representative took a deep breath and then launched into a very well-rehearsed and smooth speech about how I was a victim of cybercrime. What.
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I took a deep breath, dipped my fingers in the oil, and placed them in between my brows at the third-eye chakra, asking for divine vision.
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He went up behind her and took a deep breath because he was about to go on stage," Brzezinski said during a panel discussion on "Morning Joe.
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He took a deep breath and wiggled his fingers as he stepped to the line, but his first shot was woefully short, perhaps a sign of nerves.
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Amid the serene sounds of birds chirping and water splashing, she took a deep breath, looked down at her calf-high rain boots, and stepped into the water.
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We were just an emotional wreck, but once we took a deep breath and my wife and I put our heads together, we decided to keep it positive.
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She took a deep breath and marched onto the porch — the same porch where Margery Guthridge had yelled at her to "go back to Mexico" four years earlier.
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So, with a kiss from her mother, rifle over her shoulder and a basket for her Grandmother in her hands, Red took a deep breath and entered the woods.
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I was at a work night out and was standing talking to my senior leadership team when I took a deep breath, felt a pop and a slight breeze.
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There's killings and bombings and people trying to have control, and all of that was just behind the scream, so I took a deep breath and made a scream.
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Pete then took a deep breath and said direct your "big age difference" questions to ... Leo DiCaprio, Richard Gere, Jeff Goldblum, Derek Jeter, Michael Douglas -- you get the point.
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"I walked in there, I took a deep breath, and I said, 'We're doing this today,'" said Ms. Benner, who treated two patients with the coronavirus on Feb. 26.
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On my way out the door I lingered, shrugged on my coat, took a deep breath and walked up to the university's president at the time, Drew Gilpin Faust.
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"We started dancing, the music's blaring and she grabbed me and held me real tight — right in the middle of us dancing — and she took a deep breath," Allen says.
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The animals have "made [passengers] feel much better, kind of calmed down, took a deep breath," the Seven Oaks Farm therapy horse program's founder and president Lisa Moad told NPR.
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Then she took a deep breath, eased her foot off the brake and began doing, for the first time, what women will soon be doing all over Saudi Arabia: driving.
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I closed the binder I had put together for the event, tucked it under my arm, and took a deep breath before walking through the door to greet the Vice President.
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Sitting down opposite him at a cafe in southeast England, K, dressed all in black and nervously clutching a coffee, took a deep breath and began to tell me his story.
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"At the end of a long, difficult conversation, we took a deep breath and decided to extend our warranty to three years and repair or replace every console affected," Bach writes.
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But up there, under those bright lights looking out into a sea of blurry faces, I took a deep breath and let the first words of the poem tremor out of me.
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Instead, I walked out of the building of a leading tech company on an otherwise unassuming Wednesday afternoon, the agreed-upon last day of my seven-year tenure, and took a deep breath.
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"Someone cracked a pretty good joke and I was laughing so hard to the point of where I took a deep breath and that's when I started to choke," Olson told KARE 11.
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So Pressly took a deep breath and allowed himself to think about his fiancée and a childhood friend, who were sitting in the stands, and his mother, Jan, back in Flower Mound, Tex.
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He looked out beyond the lip of the stage, surveyed the repaired roof and the new rigging, took a deep breath, and aimed his voice beyond the orchestra and up into the balcony.
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When XCOM showed up, a game promising to appeal to newcomers and genre veterans, I took a deep breath and remembered I managed to make it through all of Awakening without letting anyone die.
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More than once, I took a deep breath before entering an area sure to be teeming with enemies, whether grotesque horrors or soldiers, because of how quickly my heart was likely to start racing.
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I took a deep breath and scooped down through the water, every six feet or so pinching my nose and blowing out to pop my ears — a tip I got from Mike, the retired scientist.
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" 26-year-old Swift took a deep breath and replied, "You're gonna date just like a normal 20-something should be allowed to, but you're going to be a national lightning rod for slut shaming.
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Thinking about the dangerous state of my profession in the country I've called home for seven years, I took a deep breath and exhaled, hoping this was the closest I'd get to the real thing.
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When the agent handed back Elizabeth's passport and moved on, she took a deep breath and "With or Without You," which had stopped when the agents boarded, came back on in what seemed like triumph.
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Neither was supposed to be as good as they became, and Tuesday night, Boston's front office took a deep breath, remembered their end game, and made the blockbuster trade many have been waiting months to materialize.
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He took a deep breath and confessed: From the time he was in eighth grade until he went away to college, he had been molested by a close family friend, an older man who's since passed away.
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Those admissions made his insistence stronger that there wasn't enough evidence yet to impeach Trump and that the whole process would be better if everyone slowed down, took a deep breath and thought of the ramifications of their actions.
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Anna Sarol, 18, of Kansas City, Kansas, took a deep breath before rising to her feet and using a walker and leg braces to make her way across the stage on May 19 during the Olathe Northwest High School graduation ceremony.
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I took a deep breath and pulled the sheets of paper from the envelope, scanning them quickly, past line after line of impossibly large numbers, until I found the simple statement, printed in bold letters: PLEASE PAY THIS AMOUNT: $153.
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I watched the Chevy pull away, took a deep breath, and texted Jada that I was OK. Back at the youth hostel, I bought the first train ticket out of town, saying goodbye to Jada and spending a week in Beijing.
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I took a deep breath, examined my other weapons, and picked up a lighter, faster option—the equivalent of a sword—and spent an hour running through the same area over and over, learning the ins and outs my new approach.
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I took a deep breath, and recalling the heaps of scientific evidence that had confronted me, I did what seemed to me like the reasonable response, a response so easy and so beneficial that it felt like a no-brainer.
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I took a deep breath of hope for the church and my place in it, then let that hopeful breath leave my body for good when the denomination did not lift the ban on same-sex marriages and ordaining LGBTQ people.
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At a Queens Studio lot, on a frigid Monday in November, the actor Jonny Beauchamp, in wig, fake lashes, gloves and platform heels, took a deep breath — as deep as his flame-colored corset allowed — and readied himself for the next take.
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After the researchers presumably banged their foreheads against their desks, they took a deep breath and suggested that part of the problem is that Americans are reluctant to listen to or seek answers from food scientists, instead getting their information from less reliable sources.
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" She said, "I took a deep breath, and told the Right Reverend that it was my responsibility to make sure that Stacey and all her sisters in that class were as safe as possible, and that we stretched them, so they learned how to fly.
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I took a deep breath, clicked, and was greeted with good news: "Based on our available records, neither you nor your friends logged in to 'This Is Your Digital Life'" — the app that the company used to lure Facebook users into revealing personal data.
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I was ready to channel Elzomor's star clients, Alessandra Ambrosio and Real Housewives of New York City's Luann de Lesseps, among others, so I took a deep breath and watched Elzomor spray a water-based solution onto a vest and thick bands — both of which came equipped with electrodes.
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There were times over the last decade where I wished I had just one more tweet character, let alone another 140, but in those times, I usually took a deep breath and dove back into my tweet, hacking away at needless words and replacing "ands" with plus signs.
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I wanted so badly to quit today as I was feeling exhausted and alone, but remembering all of the positivity that so many people have been sending, I took a deep breath and focused on maintaining forward progress one step at a time and managed to finish a full day.
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" Or maybe the former reality TV star had a case of stage fright: "I knew I was going into a situation where you were going to have one of the largest audiences in television history, and I took a deep breath and I pretended I was talking to my family.
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Needing a two-putt par from 26 feet at the 18th to clinch the title, Reed ran his first putt four feet past the hole, took a deep breath and held his nerve rolling a knee-knocker into the cup for a one-under 71 that ended Fowler's hopes of a playoff.
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" "After the campaign was over, [my wife] Mary Pat and I went home and we took a deep breath … We sat down as a family – me, Mary Pat and our children – and we talked about, do we want to play any other role in this campaign or do we want to just not?
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Finally, he took a deep breath and turned off the TV.On the same day, a then little-known British company based in London sent out a press release: "We are thrilled that our revolutionary approach to data-driven communication has played such an integral part in President-elect Trump's extraordinary win," Alexander James Ashburner Nix was quoted as saying.
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Finally, he took a deep breath and turned off the TV. On the same day, a then little-known British company based in London sent out a press release: "We are thrilled that our revolutionary approach to data-driven communication has played such an integral part in President-elect Trump's extraordinary win," Alexander James Ashburner Nix was quoted as saying.
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