All of my huffing and puffing had counted for nothing.
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Expect more huffing and puffing, at least until June 8th.
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I can't be talking to someone and be huffing and puffing.
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For others, count on up to 40 minutes of huffing and puffing.
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I am huffing and puffing through what would normally be an easy workout.
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Moving it between lanes and swerving to avoid traffic had me huffing and puffing.
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Someone is knocking and a maid, Anne Marie (Jayne Houdyshell), enters, huffing and puffing.
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You don't know the fella's running, huffing and puffing, thinking he's gonna catch it.
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There's plenty in the Trump administration to excoriate without any gratuitous huffing and puffing.
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"When you're trying to go at top speed, you're really huffing and puffing," she said.
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Sunlight would be far more effective at draining the swamp than Trump's huffing and puffing.
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Many Washington think-tankers are huffing and puffing for the United States to take tougher action.
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It's the struggle every SoulCycle aficionado faces: you're huffing and puffing; suddenly, THAT song comes on.
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Now it's casually leaping up and over obstacles that would leave many humans huffing and puffing.
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"This is the first time I saw Miles not huffing and puffing," coach Tom Izzo said.
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At 15 years old, I was huffing and puffing just to get through a one-mile run.
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So all your thrashing and huffing and puffing only magnetizes mosquitoes and puts you at greater risk.
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But then it made a partial comeback, as investors decided that he was mainly huffing and puffing.
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Imagine a pufferfish huffing and puffing itself to full, spiky roundness right between your hips. Full. Inflation.
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Its huffing and puffing notwithstanding, the letter is nothing more than an informal request for voluntary cooperation.
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Because they wrote columns, there were the big columns, there were those who were huffing and puffing.
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"Racist, Sexist, Xenophobic Demagogue Wins NH" - The Huffington Post huffing and puffing about The Donald's win last night.
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All it took was the huffing and puffing of a loud-mouthed showman to blow their houses down.
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CNN caught up with the young men as they were huffing and puffing through their last few miles.
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"Don't get angry; don't be the person huffing and puffing and getting angry in the security line," he said.
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However, he made sure to rub it in by running the hill himself ... without all the huffing and puffing.
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"If you're only raising couple million bucks, everyone expects your huffing and puffing," says one San Francisco-based securities attorney.
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Everyone in the class seemed totally fine and I was in the corner huffing and puffing, my face bright red.
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As they go through Ginsberg's personal fitness routine, which was captured on video, we can see him huffing and puffing.
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Huffing and puffing more than you need to is called hyperventilation and will only make you dizzy, or possibly faint.
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"He did all these yoga poses, these headstands, and more dramatic asana, and then he was huffing and puffing," he recalled.
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I was huffing and puffing, and my heart was beating a little faster and higher up in my chest than expected.
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Plus, you get to cycle through beautiful scenery and breathe in fresh air — not the huffing and puffing of your spin mates.
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Scarlet Witch is huffing and puffing, trying to conjure a spell while looking like she's on the losing side of the battle.
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I'm huffing and puffing directly behind him, my brain slowly starving for oxygen as I veer toward the edge of a cliff.
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Some people don't think that they have any plan at all, they're out of options and this is just huffing and puffing.
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Somewhere slightly off the page, a Big Bad Wolf is huffing and puffing and blowing these people's home right into the ground.
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Both of the blow-up jumpsuit costumes feature built-in fans that inflate the costume for you — no huffing and puffing required.
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Well, THE TWENTY-THREE (Berkley, $27) is out, and it pains me to say that it wasn't worth all the huffing and puffing.
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The third American misconception is the assumption that the North Korean regime is near collapse, and that huffing and puffing will accelerate this.
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"You'll be huffing and puffing your way up what looks like a fairly gentle slope, but you're held back by the low oxygen," he says.
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"It was all huffing and puffing by Mr. Draghi," said Axel Merk, president and portfolio manager at Merk Hard Currency Fund in Palo Alto, California.
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Now, a new garment technology on the market can help keep you from overheating while you're huffing and puffing your way to your fitness goals.
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A bond is formed At first, O'Grey could only take his new sidekick about 100 yards before he'd turn back, huffing and puffing and embarrassed.
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"I was just checking someone's pulses in their feet, and I remember that day feeling really sweaty, and just kind of huffing and puffing," she says.
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Finally, after much huffing and puffing (and not to mention a few splinters) the two manage to bust in the door by using the power of teamwork.
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Luckily, there was a commercial break and I was given a moment to slow my roll so I wasn't huffing and puffing like a bull on camera.
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I was always one of the slowest kids in my elementary school's biannual mile run, huffing and puffing across the finish line, flushed from head to toe.
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On the other side of the aisle, House Democrats, for all the huffing and puffing over Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi's status, have typically voted in lock-step.
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The attempt to repeal and replace Obamacare failed ignominiously, for very good reasons: After all that huffing and puffing, Republicans couldn't come up with a better idea.
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He likes to try to see who's going to come out ahead and then start huffing and puffing in the same general direction, leaving him conviction-less.
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My old 13" Pro (which lasted about 5 years) gave up the ghost, and my 2014 13" Air is huffing and puffing, also showing signs of fatigue.
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When the final version was released, in August, there was some political spin at the top and bottom, and some huffing and puffing about the wonders of baseload.
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Despite Donald Trump's absurd, dangerous, and extremely unhelpful huffing and puffing (and tweeting), there is no preemptive military option for the United States other than all out war.
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Dining | Westchester Estancia Buenos Aires, a modest Argentine steakhouse in Larchmont, opened in August without the huffing and puffing that usually comes with social-media-fueled restaurant openings.
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Trump can call it a triumph if he wants, but for all his huffing and puffing and threatening to blow the house down, the essentials of Nafta, a.k.a.
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He will try, yet no amount of huffing and puffing can change the fact that no president has entered office with a larger loss of the popular vote.
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For nearly four years we watched as America became a toothless tiger, forever huffing and puffing but never striking at Assad for the use of nerve agents against children.
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Part of the huffing and puffing is no doubt due to the fact that some of these adults are uncomfortable with the idea of a more gender neutral community.
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A more challenging hike took me huffing and puffing to the top of a steep headland known as Pyramid Point (a popular launching point for hang gliders and paragliders).
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They continue, passing the medicine ball back and forth and running on the treadmill and in a wide open field, but then Wade starts huffing and puffing, hanging his head.
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Forget all the huffing and puffing in pre-game warm-ups that prompted LSU's injured running back Leonard Fournette to rip off his sweats and strap on his battle gear.
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Things get even worse when an overweight john propositions her at the Hi-Hat and she leads him huffing and puffing up a flight of stairs at the Lionel Hotel.
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When I get back from having a pee in the shrubbery, I see my German friend sitting barefoot on a tree, huffing and puffing—one of his big toes bleeding.
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I'll never forget consistently being one of the last three kids to cross the finish line during the mile run, huffing and puffing and feeling like I was going to die.
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That has left hordes of New Yorkers huffing and puffing up subway stairs and presents an even greater challenge for riders who are older, disabled or carrying heavy strollers or suitcases.
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With the huffing and puffing "ha!" and squeaking "uh!" over guitarist Nick Zinner's tight strings, we know O is not really ready to fuck around—and neither are we when singing it.
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Trump's promise of stimulative government spending and tax cuts has moved inflation expectations sharply upwards, something all the huffing and puffing of the world's central bankers could not do in the last nine years.
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Why, after all his huffing and puffing, did President Trump accept a watered-down version of a renegotiated North American Free Trade Agreement, known now as the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA?
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She ran a 5k race in July, huffing and puffing through the hilly countryside of tiny Toledo alongside a pair of Trump supporters who jogged with her because they worried she might pass out.
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But even after eight years of huffing and puffing about it, and with no plan for replacement, what's worse is that they are doing exactly the opposite of what the American people say they want.
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Our charismatic and barefoot guide, Sophie, an intense young woman with an orange buzz cut, wearing a long traditional madras plaid skirt and toe rings, led us huffing and puffing up a rain-slicked forest path.
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"These are complicated issues and the Justice Department is huffing and puffing about how this is modest, non-policy making stuff, but that's what Congress is for, to have a robust discussion of these issues," Wyden said.
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The huffing and puffing that greeted these trains also served as a reminder that graffiti is both a disruptive aesthetic choice and a disruptive social practice — where it happens is just as crucial as what it looks like.
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You should talk to your own CNN reporter and other reporters who were trying to keep up with him as he led hundreds of people to the polls...They were all huffing and puffing, and he was doing great.
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"Only a couple of years ago, it would have been difficult to find Chinese women breaking a sweat while lifting weights or huffing and puffing through strenuous workouts," read a recent Wall Street Journal article about the Chinese fitness craze.
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I thought about the days when I could run 4 or 5 miles in that amount of time, and it all paled in comparison to how proud I was of getting through this first workout, huffing and puffing in my headscarf.
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When you're doing a dead body it's fine, you're lying there, unless you've been running and get shot, you have to [control your breathing], (Cunningham mimics huffing and puffing and then suddenly trying to hold his breath and play dead).
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And while the full effects of this microbial huffing and puffing are hard to estimate, it&aposs possible that all that extra CO2 will feed a self-intensifying loop of atmospheric warming and soil respiration over the years to come.
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But instead of huffing and puffing on Twitter, Lindbergh flies his plane without Secret Service escort, shows up in a random midwestern town with scarcely an hour's notice, then basks in the free media afterglow having given a speech shorter than a tweet.
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There was a time, not long ago, when deficit scolds were actively dangerous — when their huffing and puffing came quite close to stampeding Washington into really bad policies like raising the Medicare age (which wouldn't even have saved money) and short-term fiscal austerity.
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He more or less told us to disregard all the huffing and puffing he'd done about curtailing press freedoms, and he looked forward to another meeting — a year from now — when we'd all reunite in a spirit of newfound amity to celebrate his administration's uncontroversial accomplishments.
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As the Times notes, after that chat with President Xi in 2015, Zuckerberg's name appeared only once — in a list of tech executives Xi met with — in the Chinese account of the visit which means Zuck has more huffing and puffing to do in his attempt to summit this particular difficult mountain.
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She knows this world down to the ground and below; one of her most cherished cover drawings, from 1990, showed the layers beneath a Manhattan street, including the water mains and steam pipes (Chastian steam pipes, huffing and puffing in squat unison), and still deeper zones for alligators and lost cat toys.
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On the Runway 6 Photos View Slide Show ' There should be a word — maybe there is in German, for all I know — for the particular discomfort of sitting beside several hundred of your industry colleagues on a Sunday afternoon, listening as one to the huffing-and-puffing, gurgling soundtrack reminiscent of hard-core pornography.
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Well, beneath the huffing and puffing, here it is: It's common at this point in the Clinton Foundation pseudo-scandal cycle for the person in my position to point out that there's no quid pro quo and no evidence of wrongdoing, and then for the skeptics to say that corruption can take more insidious forms than a quid pro quo.
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A few weeks later, on March 22, 2014, this happened: Beasley makes sure to say about Mourinho's face-breaking threats, "Now I don't think Jose was ever serious about having fisticuffs with the Frenchman, he was just huffing and puffing and letting off steam," but that's going to do little to slow the British press from making up their own melodrama about their next appearance.
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Since Hillary Clinton fans have one more reason to call foul, we will now be treated to members of Congress and perhaps of the U.K.'s Parliament huffing and puffing about election sabotage, though they know that such data has been used before to sway votes, by none other than Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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But, because your oldest brother has taken the Civic to Sac State, you're hauling your two-hundred-and-sixty-pound ass on a bicycle you haven't touched since middle school, and thank Allah (if He's up there) that the bike is still rideable, because you're sure there'll be a line if you don't get to GameStop early, so, huffing and puffing, you're regretting all the Taco Bell you've eaten over the past two years, but you ride with such fervor that you end up being only third in line, and it's your cousin himself who hands you the game in a brown paper bag, as if it were something illegal or illicit, which it isn't, of course, it's Metal Gear, it's Kojima, it's the final game in a series so fundamentally a part of your childhood that often, when you hear the Irish Gaelic chorus from "The Best Is Yet to Come," you cannot help weeping softly into your keyboard.
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Often such "congressional huffing and puffing was for > public consumption only" with the CIA being "privately congratulated" later > for its efforts in Laos. Ranelagh at 610 note.
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The pigs flee to the match house. Though it has a front door, it is still in a state of collapse; the pigs speedily pile the matches up to form a house, then the wolf drops one last match onto the roof and it all falls apart. The pigs race to the brick house. The wolf attempts to bash in the front door, then resorts to huffing and puffing to blow the house down (to which the pigs respond by offering Lusterine mouthwash), but he fails.
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Allmusic awarded the album 4 stars calling it "An excellent example of Illinois Jacquet's hard-swinging and accessible music". in JazzTimes, Stanley Dance noted "The two long blues on which Ben Webster plays are by far the most exciting tracks. Opening the record on the first, he lays down a ferocious challenge, but Jacquet, who in no way appears intimidated by the huffing and puffing, replies in an alert, sparring fashion that contrasts his leaner sound effectively. Jacquet opens on the second, their subsequent exchanges having rare, toe-to-toe intensity, as befits two of the swingingest tenors there have ever been".
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The story features three anthropomorphic wolves who build four houses using different types of materials: bricks, concrete, steel, and flowers. A big bad pig tries to destroy the houses made of bricks, concrete, and steel by huffing and puffing, but fails, so he finds a way to destroy those houses by using a sledgehammer for the bricks, a pneumatic drill for the concrete, and dynamite for the steel. However, when the pig tries to blow down the flower house, he smells the fragrant flowers, and the pig realizes what he has done. The pig then becomes a good pig, and he and the wolves live happily ever after as friends as the book ends.
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Griselda Pollock declares the painting one of the most radical images of childhood of the time. Germaine Greer calls it Cassatt's first real stunner: "As an icon of the awfulness of being at once controlled by adults and ignored by them, this bold work could hardly be bettered", a view echoed by Ben Pollitt in his description of the painting as capturing the huffing and puffing tiresomeness that a child feels within the social constraints of an adult world. John Bullard likens the chairs to bump cars at an amusement park. The portion Degas worked on was probably the oddly-shaped patch of floor between the chairs, as well as the play of light through the windows.
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Casey is in such a hurry now, that he doesn't have time to even stop to let her off, depositing her (rope and all) in the arms of a pleasantly surprised stationmaster as he rushes past the next platform at full speed. Nightfall has come and Casey's engine is found steaming full-bore through a narrow, snow- covered mountain pass. As the train passes over a high trestle spanning a gorge however while Casey is stoking the boiler and blowing into the firebox to make the train go faster, another stereotypical villain nearly brings things to an explosive end. Once again undaunted, Casey's engine struggles, huffing and puffing, up the side of the gorge and continues on his way.
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