The act of inhaling; the drawing in of air (or other gases) as in breathing.
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The game is again the brainchild of Warren Spector and Junction Point.
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The start-up financial advisory is the brainchild of Internet entrepreneur Bill Harris.
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California-based Fisker was the brainchild of Henrik Fisker, a former BMW designer.
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The Foodbank Project is the brainchild of Nelson web developer, Galen King.
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This bizarre creation was the brainchild of a flamboyant downtown-Dhaka cinema owner.
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Sleightholme will hope his presence provides similar inspiration for Derby in future.
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Mulling over possible ways to improve the situation, he found little inspiration.
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Pornography and other pop culture references are good for use as inspiration.
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Some companies foster inspiration by encouraging employees to try new creative outlets.
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Thousands are believed to be drawing inspiration from the group at home.
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Your great sacrifice is an inspiration to us all, the President said.
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Yet Burne-Jones felt 'full of the inspiration I went to look for'.
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The Dalai Lama clearly has much inspiration to offer to Northern Ireland.
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The Covenanters believed in the verbal and plenary inspiration of the Bible.
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Words of profound insight and inspiration, sure to warm even your heart.
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Sometimes we don't have to look too far from home for inspiration.
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As election campaigns continue, the party's inspiration, Nelson Mandela remains in hospital.
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I hope it's a success, and I thank you for the inspiration!
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Certainly we take that inspiration and legacy on with us, he said.
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Yesterday's performance was high on industry, with inspiration often a distant cousin.
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The United Irishmen looked for inspiration and practical assistance to revolutionary France.
