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He let out a long exhale and said nothing for a moment.
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Inhale and hold, then exhale and return the foot to the floor.
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With each exhale, the rifle was pushed forward and to the right.
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I coughed out the snow, yet every exhale produced an involuntarily inhale.
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He seemed to inhale and exhale only a few times each minute.
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In case of gas put on the respirator; otherwise breathe out continuously.
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I stand up and breathe out the word at the same time.
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The great poet musicians can breathe out their inspirations in rapturous melodies.
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The air we breathe out contains carbonic-acid gas and another invisible poison.
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We take in good fresh air, and breathe out impure and bad.
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Their current deals expire next year, which Wenger called an ideal situation.
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However, existing term contracts are set to expire in the fourth quarter.
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A source said Albrecht's contract was set to expire in six months.
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General Dynamics' tender offer is currently scheduled to expire on April 3.
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The commissioners' terms in office are set to expire in October 2019.
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It opened a public comment period that is set to expire Monday.
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Lessons learned: Even essential medicines expire in the supply chain in Uganda.
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The problem is that her visa will expire two days before that.
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The incentives are set to expire at the end of the year.
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They are currently due to expire at the end of the year.
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Terms of AB InBev's agreement with the DOJ expire in 10 years.
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Those changes are due to expire at the end of this year.
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It had been set to expire at the end of this year.
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Some GT options due to expire later this week also spiraled lower.
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Stage four restrictions in Melbourne were due to expire on September 13.
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The article continues, The program is supposed to expire again this year.
