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Meanings of own oxygen in English

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Usage of own oxygen in English
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It won't need to generate or recycle its own oxygen.
News.com.au
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Put on your own oxygen mask first Self-care has to be prioritised, says Wallis.
Radio NZ
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First, the pilots put on their own oxygen masks and make sure the air is flowing.
Wired
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Put on your own oxygen mask first.
Reuters
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He couldn't bear one more of his own oxygen-depleted breaths or one more excruciating shock to his body.
Artemis Fowl: the Arctic incident
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It is easy to recognise the wisdom in the advice to put on our own oxygen mask first.
Independent.ie
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With hospitals full in July, people were forced to obtain their own oxygen supplies, through messengers and social networks.
Reuters
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The flight attendants are right when they say: You have to secure your own oxygen mask before assisting others.
Feminist dot com
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To reach those speeds it's just not practical to carry along your own oxygen like most rocket engines do.
Wired
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After all, they have access to chemical explosives that carry their own oxygen and would trigger in a vacuum.
Children of Time
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The volcano, by the decomposition of certain substances, can provide its own oxygen, and thus throw flames into space.
From the Earth to the Moon; and, Round the Moon
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His own oxygen is believed to have run out, which starkly illustrated how dangerous any rescue involving diving apparatus could be.
The Guardian
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No need to be dragged into other people's (literal) shitshow - fit your own oxygen mask before helping others.
News.com.au
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The volcano, by decomposing certain substances, gunpowder for instance, may be able to furnish its own oxygen, and thus explode in a vacuum.
All Around the Moon
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Basically, in the event the plane cabin depressurises, you're instructed to put your own oxygen mask on before you help others with theirs.
The South African
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The five-strong team then left him behind at 8,800m, forced to continue down the mountain before their own oxygen supplies ran out.
The Irish Times
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