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I stared straight ahead, unable to talk, not yet able to breathe.
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In case of gas put on the respirator; otherwise breathe out continuously.
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Designers across Ford had to work together to help this engine breathe.
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To the nation in general the manifesto would breathe nothing but affection.
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She couldn't breathe, couldn't think, could only feel-andknow herself utterly content.
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This supper did not pass off so gaily as the former one.
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Just a bit dizzy, Bob; but that'll pass off in a moment.
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Unfortunately, the incident at Hammersmith did not pass off without making mischief.
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He is sick and tired as yet, but it will pass off.
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There's nothing would make it pass off tolerably but a good reward.
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A new Ford Focus, for example, will emit 115 grams per kilometer.
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Still others emit their own light by a process known as bioluminescence.
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This has widely been interpreted as letting companies emit more without penalty.
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Companies will need a permit for every tonne of carbon they emit.
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Nuclear plants provide near constant electricity and emit almost no greenhouse gases.
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Those that emit above their cap must buy permits in the market.
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Millimeter-wave sensors emit radio frequencies, and measure the differences in radiated energy.
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It causes the local sun to emit electromagnetic signals that attract starseeds.
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The fossil fuel plants emit about 40 percent of U.S. greenhouse gases.
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Sometimes persons emit sparks in pulling off their flannels or silk stockings.
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For example, female hamsters emit a pheromone that gets males very excited.
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Their pigments become excited and emit photons, the phenomenon known as fluorescence.
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Combined, the giants emit about 40 percent of the world's planet-warming pollution.
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Only the throat of a human being could emit that chilling cry.
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Quantum dots are fluorescent nano-sized particles of semiconductor material which emit light.
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They consist solely of fire, and heat, and the light they emit.
