That's my last breath and with my last breath I blessed you and promised to guard you all of your life.
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"I whispered in his ear … 'When you take your last breath, I'm going to go and divorce a monster,' and then he looked at me and took his last breath," she recalled.
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I was with him when he took his last breath.
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It was August, the last breath of summer bee season.
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You never know when you'll draw that last breath in!
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I will remain a Titans fan until my last breath.
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We tried everything to save Sana till her last breath.
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His last breath comes at the end of that song.
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He kept forging forward, literally until almost his last breath.
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At 53, Jean mouthed a Psalm before taking her last breath.
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We believed this until the moment she took her last breath.
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We are glad to have witnessed him draw his last breath.
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When Mario Buatta drew his last breath at 9:12 p.m.
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I'll maintain to my last breath Loving life means fearing death.
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As darkness engulfs the cathedral, it feels like a last breath.
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The sun came up and my husband took his last breath.
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"Coup supporters didn't try to fight till their last breath," Singh says.
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I was with my sister Lyn when she took her last breath.
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Until his last breath he was speaking of his love for her.
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"I don't want her to be by herself if her last breath comes."
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He fought the good fight but he took his last breath in 83.
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And then, as we draw one last breath together, I snatch your hand.
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Shamefully, inequality and prejudice continues even after someone has taken their last breath.
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But that changes after our last breath, since the immune system shuts down.
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Packs of rats circled him, eager for his last breath, but he kept moving.
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Daenerys Targaryen merely touches the throne, and within minutes, she's taking her last breath.
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Even as Joey Feek braces for her last breath, she is celebrating new firsts.
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Some 1m babies draw their last breath on the same day as their first.
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"We'll keep fighting to our last breath, even against the whole world," he said.
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With this spirit I have fought, and will continue fighting, until my last breath.
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"They have nothing to lose ... they will fight to the last breath," Kareem said.
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"I am willing to give my last breath to save our democracy," he said.
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And sometimes you just have to let it go and take its last breath.
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They looked as though they were holding Palenque's last breath in their feeble hearts.
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I have seen first hand what a campaign on its last breath looks like.
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"The $5 million was that last breath of oxygen," Mr. Pachter said on Sunday.
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The feeling isn't exactly mutual, though, and Thatcher looks like he's on his last breath.
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David taking his last breath while I kissed him and hearing the heart monitor flatline.
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Doud will fight these false charges to his last breath, and he will be vindicated.
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He took his last breath in front of us, where he died on the scene.
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I mean, I'm going to be with Joel until my last breath — I know that.
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The experience moved the Feeks, who are unsure when Joey will take her last breath.
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We're always saying, 'We're strong, we're still alive, we should fight till our last breath.
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The way I thought about it, she was taking her last breath to do this.
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"I'm willing to give my last breath to save our democracy," he told the crowds.
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My practice is not to wait for the moment when he takes his last breath.
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He was smiling and perfectly in that place when he took a very gentle last breath.
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Some chemicals that kill cockroaches make them poop and barf before they expire their last breath.
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I saw myself lying on the ground, emaciated, and taking what would be my last breath.
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"This great soldier, till his last breath, did not move or even moan," the account reads.
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You never truly know when their last breath is, and the last time youll see them.
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She's come home after holding a baby in her hands and watching it take their last breath.
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IN 2000 around 1m newborn babies took their last breath on the same day as their first.
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"May his name and his brutal last breath shake up and transform systems," she wrote on Twitter.
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It's why Republicans fought to the last breath to place Justice Brett Kavanaugh on the Supreme Court.
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"I would probably take my last breath trying to help women come home from prison," she said.
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"I suppose I'll be like gallerists all over the world, who only stop with their last breath."
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And with my last breath, I blessed you and I promised to guard you all your life.
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I think until the last breath people are continuing to grow — even Olive, who can be pretty abrasive.
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"Until I take my last breath, I'll have hope," Arthur told NBC News in an interview last week.
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He was a father, husband and hero, who devoted his life to others, up until his last breath.
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A soldier dies twice: once wherever he takes his last breath; and he dies again when he's forgotten.
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"He had a romantic view of our nation until his last breath," Graham said on NBC's "Today" show.
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Perhaps his "paramount goal is to insist until my last breath that I didn't kill my family members".
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Hours pass, and finally the food is dug out and steam rushes up, like the earth's last breath.
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What happens when the street you live on is the street where your kin took their last breath?
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With the current court agreeing to hear the Wayfair case, Quill looks to be on its last breath.
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" Sonnega added: "Ingalls made a statement he wanted to buy a ticket to see Brayson take his last breath.
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" Farley concluded, "To my perfect son, happy birthday… I'll continue to hold you every night until my last breath.
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"My wishes have always been to discharge my duties to my last breath," Castro wrote in his resignation letter.
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I remember looking up and watching a video from inside the classroom where my friend took her last breath.
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When she took her last breath, squeezing my hand that sunny Thursday afternoon, I fell through the looking glass.
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You actually end up watching the last breath of Cordelia in "King Lear" and thinking: Oh, now she's died!
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Earlier Saturday night, he had sat with a patient and held her hand as she took her last breath.
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I wish I hadn't noticed the way my mother's hand was already cooling when she took her last breath.
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Reinstein and Emily, who was then 13, were in the room with him when he took his last breath.
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"I'll be by his side when he draws his last breath unless I get there first," Reggie tells Susie.
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By the end of the episode, William would thank his son again for finding him and take his last breath.
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And the Narrator confirmed, 'For as long as Michael lived, until he drew his very last breath, he never did.
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We're all going down with this sinking ship, so let's play out until the last note, until the last breath.
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Here, a newborn hippo gasps its last breath while being crushed to death in the jaws of an aggressive male.
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Yes. The old sage took his last breath and muttered his last indecipherable words, in German, on April 18, 1955.
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"Everything he does is styled to the last breath," said Eugen Freund, a Social Democratic member of the European Parliament.
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" Maya Rockeymoore Cummings, the widow of the late congressman, issued a statement saying that he "worked until his last breath.
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" Maya Rockeymoore Cummings, the widow of the late congressman, issued a statement saying that he "worked until his last breath.
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He was in the middle of taking the last breath of his life before he realized he was taking it.
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As the beast shudders its last breath, the camera gives us our first good look at hero Geralt of Rivia.
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Reminiscing on the being there for Jah's first steps and ultimately his last breath, his last verse is the most poignant.
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To my last breath I will be talking about how wonderful the future is going to be for non-binary people.
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"Until the last breath of my life I will be making sure that people know this is no bullshit," Roppolo said.
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I will continue to strive for the betterment of this state and the people of the state until my last breath.
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"He was the most selfless person that I ever met, and even until his last breath he proved that," Heather said.
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First, the selfish Marie Antoinette gave the color life, and now The Beguiled's vengeful bitches have sucked out it's last breath.
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I'm not supposed to be thinking about where he will sit and hold my hand as I take my last breath.
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Hours before she took her last breath it was clear from my dad's blank stare that he had hit a limit.
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Davis, Lovett and Rylei spent that time at the hospital together until the baby took her last breath on New Year's Eve.
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She survived for five days, sustaining burns to 80% of her body and working until her last breath to identify her attackers.
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In season 4 we witnessed the beloved character take her last breath in a scene that was triggering to say the least.
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"I remember looking down into his throat, hearing his last breath, that was all stuck in my mind," Pocock told the outlet.
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Taking one's last breath in one's own bed, a sight ubiquitous in literature, was the modus operandi for death in ancient times.
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"They had said they would fight until their last breath defending the mosque," Baghdad-based security expert Safaa al-A'sam told Reuters.
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"One of our moms that we donated to — her first son was in her arms when he took his last breath," Palmer says.
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Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Ghasemi described the killing of the Iranian citizens in Kirkuk as "the last breath of terrorists in Iraq".
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As Andrew Grieve, air quality analyst from King's College London says, the effect is cumulative, from your first breath to your last breath.
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He was the kind hearted, funny, fearless, magnetic beam of light you all knew him to be up until his very last breath.
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"I saw people lying on the road hopelessly — some screaming, others silently giving out their last breath and some already dead," he said.
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My mom, my dad I was able to be with them and lie in bed with them as they took their last breath.
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So, that's how Harvey started out for me: holding a newborn taking its last breath only eight hours after it took its first.
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To her last breath, the czar's mother waited for a letter from "her unfortunate Nicky," refusing to believe newspaper accounts of his death.
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Every day, to get to work, he takes the Brooklyn Bridge, driving over the river where his younger brother took his last breath.
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"Suzanne breathed her last breath here at home, as I knelt beside her and caressed her," Jeff Vezain wrote in a heartfelt message.
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"I was skin and bones, lying on the ground, taking my last breath, and the sun was shining bright," Ramirez told the local station.
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"James Chaney, Michael Schwerner and Andrew Goodman took their last breath just eight days after I breathed my first," he said in his book.
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Bosa almost sacked Rodgers but forced a fourth-down incompletion that extinguished the Packers' last breath of hope with just over a minute left.
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" Plus, of course, death: "All I want this year is for you to dedicate your last breath to me / Before you bury yourself alive.
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Ms. Najjar takes her last breath even before she is rushed to a nearby hospital, where she is pronounced dead at 7:10 p.m.
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"It was his last lap, his last breath, his last life," Deslyn Bess, Dominick's aunt, said in an interview a day after Dominick's death.
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"On Tuesday evening around 7:20pm, Suzanne breathed her last breath here at home, as I knelt beside her and caressed her," he wrote.
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Books of The Times Charles Lamb, the English essayist, hoped his last breath would be inhaled through a pipe and exhaled in a pun.
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It is their last breath and they grab me by the hair or by the shirt as if doing this will save them from death.
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Dr. Matzo tells this story as a triumph rather than a tragedy: The couple had found a way to maintain intimacy until his last breath.
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Schwegler's other sculptures rested throughout the storefront, among a pungent scent of dust, as if they were left behind after Hazen exhaled its last breath.
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Except in that Lost scene, Charlie was using his one last breath to warn his friends of danger, whereas Jasper is just kinda being Jasper.
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It had been only eight weeks since he and I had watched his wife take her last breath on the sofa in their apartment upstairs.
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The world is a little less bubbly ... because the famous cat with a sparkling personality and super cute looks has sadly taken her last breath.
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Reader's Digest noted that Edison's last breath was captured in a test tube using similar technology, and it's on display at the Henry Ford museum.
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You said President Trump should be impeached and then you just said in his last breath that you don&apost think you have all the facts.
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"I wanted to show my mom when she got out of the hospital that dad was with her almost until his very last breath," he says.
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He ran back to check on his friends, only to arrive in time to watch the youngest, Rayan, 6, take his last breath on the street.
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He ran back to check on his friends, only to arrive in time to watch the youngest, Rayan, 22015, take his last breath on the street.
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"We will stay until the last breath because we fear what awaits us if we return to the regime," said Shukri Shehab, a local camp official.
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Until the moment my sister drew her last breath my family held onto the hope that she would not just survive her disease, she would thrive.
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"Marked on the hallowed walls of this building are the stars honoring the CIA's fallen heroes who gave their last breath for our nation," he added.
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It's the last breath of the "Never Trump" movement, which lost a series of efforts during last week's rules committee meetings aimed at unbinding convention delegates.
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The character slips out of another's grasp, or gasps their last breath, or sacrifices themselves heroically in a spaceship duel that we hear over the radio.
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He went home, took his father to an Eagles game, and two weeks later, he held him in his arms when he took his last breath.
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On Sunday evening, after being taken off life support and using the newly transplanted lungs she received just one week earlier, Claire took her last breath.
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Our reporters pieced together the layers upon layers of her story, from her starting point in China to her last breath in the borough of Queens.
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God Bless the women who held me in my first breath, and God Blessed me with a great mother who's last breath she took in my arms.
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As a song, "People" has already highlighted how hard Izzie is willing to go, spitting a flow so relentless that it uses every last breath he has.
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"To actually stand over him and watch this man take his last breath — sometimes I can't even talk about it because I get upset and start crying."
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"With the last breath in my life I'm going to make sure that the unfortunate kids are able to go to school comfortably and learn," Davis said.
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For the video, Mr. de Andrade had the fishermen hold a caught fish to their chests, as if cradling a baby, until it takes its last breath.
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Wei Zexi, 21, spent his last breath complaining about the search engine's advertising policy, which allegedly led (or misled) him to ineffective cancer treatment and subsequently death.
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The corner store, a deli then, was where Etan Patz, 6, is believed to have drawn his last breath in the basement one fateful morning that year.
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"He is called Abu al-Harith," said captain Aras, identifying a militant who drew his last breath near a dumpster as Yemeni before turning away to retch.
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Perhaps it was destiny that he drew his last breath in the borough where he had spent some 25 years after his ordination at St. Athanasius parish.
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Here are a handful of things we use today that likely will either be gone completely or on their last breath, disrupted by new innovations, technology and methods.
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As our hands clutched and he performed one last breath, the music speaker, which was set to random, began to blare out one of his favorites: Ella Fitzgerald.
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I know all that have taken their last breath of dirty air and took their first breath of heavenly air with new bodies with no pain and suffering.
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On June 21996 of last year, after almost 19453 agonizing years on death row, Bahadur drew his last breath as he was hanged in a jail in Lahore.
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While it's not exactly looking good for Jane's love, fans will be delighted to hear the narrator note that the last breath hasn't left his body quite yet.
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As our hands clutched and he performed one last breath the music speaker, which was set to random, began to blare out one of his favorites: Ella Fitzgerald.
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Even as little Lyanna Mormont (Bella Ramsey) was being squeezed to death, she used her last breath to stab a giant wight through the eye, saving countless others.
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The truth is, when we slaughter an animal we have control over their last breath, their last moment on Earth in the physical form—and that is undeniably powerful.
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"We were there to watch him take his last breath," Oblow tells PEOPLE of the supportive group, which included models Camille Rowe and Erin Wasson and artist Langley Fox.
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We agree with the English writer Charles Lamb, who hoped that "the last breath I draw in this world will be through a pipe, and exhaled in a pun."
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For as long as people like that will continue to publicly profess this idea to a generation of people, I'll be standing here for literature until my very last breath.
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Of course this is when I stumbled upon these horrifying videos of thousands of silver bunker fish jiggling and flapping and struggling to get one last breath before they die.
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We thought that racial injustice and American exceptionalism were on history's dust heap, only given a last breath by the election of Nixon in a crazy and fluky election year.
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The optimist in me has always believed that she knew her son would make it and that, until her last breath, all of her attention was focused on protecting Frieda.
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"They will do everything in their power to cling to power, to their last breath," Manny Garcia, the executive director of the state Democratic Party, said of his Republican rivals.
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"Though I was holding her hand and her head when she took her last breath, it's still a little hard for me to believe she's gone," he said, his voice cracking.
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She rescued animals of all sorts struggling to survive, such as one pig who had given up hope and was resting his head on a fence waiting for his last breath.
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What emerges is a chronicle of a gay man who constantly wrestled, until his very last breath, with how to square his sexual desires with his religion, culture, and family obligations.
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The grave Nocturne No. 13 in C Minor — with a funeral march opening and an ending that, he said, "evaporates like a last breath" — at the center of the track list.
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But Saturday, in the hours after she died, hours after I watched her take her last breath, I was furiously texting her friends and saying, please don't come to her funeral.
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With her last breath, she sings a bitter truth: "And that's it, the story of Manon Lescaut," her only crime being the indecency that only a man could get away with.
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I am deeply affected by his passing and can't help but think that he lived until his last breath immersed in his biggest pleasure: letting his imagination fly through his work.
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And then, years after, the "Breathe" method would later be taught to William (Ron Cephas Jones) when Randall told his biological father to "breathe with me" as William drew his last breath.
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Instead, mere seconds after Galina drew her last breath, Riabinina, a self-described transhumanist, began packing dry ice around her head, then the rest of her body, in hopes of resurrecting it.
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In welcoming a new, cleaner Playboy we've just swapped a magazine that may have been on its last breath for one that may have a little life left in it yet. Hooray?
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"He worked until his last breath, because he believed our democracy was the highest and best expression of our collective humanity, and that our nation's diversity was our promise, not our problem."
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"The USLTA [United States Lawn Tennis Association] kept us players from receiving prize money that year; they were holding on to the amateur game to the last breath," Richey told the Times.
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But in a phone call, Ms. Carter "ordered him back in and then listened for 20 minutes as he cried in pain, took his last breath, and then died," Ms. Flynn said.
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He worked until his last breath because he believed our democracy was the highest and best expression of our collective humanity and that our nation's diversity was our promise, not our problem.
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Five of the Solomon Islands have completely disappeared under water over the past seven decades, one drawing its last breath as recently as 2011, according to a study published in Environmental Research Letters.
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Pavlina Pizova said she heard Ondrej Petr's last breath and spent two freezing nights beside the body before leaving to find shelter at a hut at Lake Mackenzie on the country's South Island.
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Next time, the candidates should acknowledge that time to care — to see a baby's first smile or hold the hand of a parent taking their last breath — is too rare and must change.
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"The U.S.L.T.A. kept us players from receiving prize money that year; they were holding on to the amateur game to the last breath," Richey said, referring to the United States Lawn Tennis Association.
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SANAA (Reuters) - Saleh al-Faqeh held the wasted arm of his baby daughter as she took her last breath on Thursday at the malnutrition ward of the main hospital in Yemen's capital Sanaa.
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He uses that bonus time to direct his hits as if he were the best tennis player on earth, deceiving the pitcher and the defense until the ball's last breath through the strike zone.
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What could he possibly do?" his mother, Brenda Green, told Fox 5 DC. A woman who identified herself as Green's cousin tweeted that she "will fight with the last breath in me for justice.
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Instead of seeing Ryan of World War II, I see many other faces and recall many other names of those who I served with and who gave their last breath for something greater than themselves.
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Positioned on a rolling Hawaiian hillside along the North Shore in Oahu, where the now-retired United States Army major was stationed, that tree was where Raciti said he planned to take his last breath.
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While 98 percent of those deaths take place in developing countries, the United States leads the industrialized world for infants who breathe their last breath within 24 hours of their first—almost 11,300 a year.
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The thing you have access to is the thing we struggle with until our last breath, which is just, we are human beings on the surface on the Earth walking around trying to be happy.
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On September 9, 2011, my twenty-six-years-young husband, SPC Christopher David Horton, gave his last breath wearing the cloth of our nation after being shot to death while on a mission in Paktia, Afghanistan.
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Many in Belgium expected that Mr. Dutroux would take his last breath in prison, but his case took a new turn this week when a court agreed to his lawyer's request for a new psychiatric examination.
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In an excerpt in the Atlantic from his book Caesar's Last Breath, author Sam Kean explained Langmuir's idea: Growing ice in the eye of the hurricane would make the eye grow wider and collapse the storm.
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In an excerpt in the Atlantic from his book Caesar's Last Breath, author Sam Kean explained Langmuir's idea: Growing ice in the eye of the hurricane would make the eye grow wider and collapse the storm.
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A decade later, I'm not sure about the function of a co-payment, other than as a reminder that when it comes to health care, you will be nickel-and-dimed until you draw your last breath.
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In 1954, Shafik tried a new tactic: She vowed to go on a hunger strike "to my last breath" and was joined by a handful of other women in a fast that made headlines around the world.
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Cruz was one of many co-sponsors of a bill which would have codified discrimination against LGBTQ people in America; I will fight until my last breath to make sure the LGBTQ community has true societal equality.
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"Intelligence gathered shows clearly that the remaining fighters are mainly foreign and Arab nationals with their families and that means they will fight until the last breath," said Colonel Kareem al-Lami from the Iraqi army's 13th Division.
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I leave it to others to make predictions about how all this will play out, but I feel that I must say again, and until the last minute and with my last breath: America, are you (expletive) kidding?!
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But when thinking about where I stand today and where other girls and women are in Central America, I feel angry at myself, as I am safe while there is a girl out there taking her last breath.
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"He worked until his last breath because he believed our democracy was the highest and best expression of our collective humanity and that our nation's diversity was our promise, not our problem," his wife said in a statement.
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"He worked until his last breath because he believed our democracy was the highest and best expression of our collective humanity and that our nation's diversity was our promise, not our problem," his widow said in a statement.
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"Intelligence gathered shows clearly that the remaining fighters are mainly foreign and Arab nationals with their families and that means they will fight until the last breath," Colonel Kareem al-Lami, from the Iraqi army's 9th Division, told Reuters.
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This may be the hardest option for a man famous for hunkering down and fighting to his last breath, but it would throw his opponents off their game and just might help bring this national ordeal to an end.
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Because these are often the values you will be remembered for — what David Brooks calls "eulogy virtues" — you might consider writing a paragraph about what you would like people to say about you after you've drawn your last breath.
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Song Yang's journey — from Liaoning to Saipan to her last breath in the district of Queens — brings to the fore the lives of immigrants who come to the U.S. dreaming of opportunity, only to be confronted with harsh reality.
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I remember making eye contact with Murphy moments before she took her last breath—she flashed me a look that was an endearing blend of confusion and the reassurance that everyone was ok because we were both by her side.
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"He worked until his last breath because he believed our democracy was the highest and best expression of our collective humanity, and that our nation's diversity was our promise, not our problem," Cummings's widow Maya Rockeymoore Cummings said in a statement.
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"He worked until his last breath because he believed our democracy was the highest and best expression of our collective humanity, and that our nation's diversity was our promise, not our problem," Cummings's widow Maya Rockeymoore Cummings said in a statement.
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"He chose to marry the one who will remain as the great love of his life, the artist for which he had the most respect, the woman who gave him light and happiness until his very last breath," his obituary read.
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They cannot be blamed for their exuberance, given the terror and violence Escobar perpetuated to his very last breath, but the photos are the punctuation mark at the end of an unsettling chapter for Colombian and United States law enforcement.
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"From Bunker Hill to the beaches of Normandy and the jungles of Vietnam, Americans in every generation have given their last breath, their last measure of love," Mr. Trump said, with the flags of the five military branches behind him.
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Mr. Vigeland points out another in his notes that was unperturbing to me only because I'd had Liechtenstein once for model U.N. in high school, when my brain was plastic and absorbent, so I'll probably remember VADUZ till my last breath.
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I read it one more time, and when I got to the last stanza, "And piled up beside her/And toppling to the skies,/Were the clothes of a king's son,/Just my size," my mother took her last breath.
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And it's exactly the brand of power that allowed David Koch to draw his last breath with a smile, knowing that long after he and Charles have returned to the earth they helped poison, at least the pipelines and the money would remain.
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A recent film, "Last Breath", depicts the miraculous escape in 22018 of Chris Lemons (pictured), whose umbilical cord providing helium and oxygen broke, leaving him on the bed of the North Sea for half an hour with just six minutes' worth of air.
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How many times will they have spent hours gathered in the room, not eating or sleeping for days, barely blinking, not wanting to miss that last breath, only to have the person die just when they nod off or use the bathroom?
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You can spend billions of dollars developing a system to host a perfect electronic copy of your mind, and then as you're breathing your last breath in meatspace, neurons shutting down as millions of virtual replicas power up, the dang lights go out.
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"Intelligence gathered shows clearly that the remaining fighters are mainly foreign and Arab nationals with their families and that means they will fight until the last breath," Colonel Kareem al-Lami, from the Iraqi army's 9th Division, told Reuters earlier this week.
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While Evelyn had made the blue icing, Christie concocted the white and since Patrick consumed a more or less equal amount of both, they fought to the death of their union and long after the last breath of the cat as to who was responsible.
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Fan-favorite Olenna Tyrell died in an appropriately crowd-pleasing manner: The Queen of Thorns kept her composure while downing a poison-spiked glass of wine, and used her last breath to shit on the Lannister legacy and confess to killing the "cunt" Joffrey.
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"He worked until his last breath because he believed our democracy was the highest and best expression of our collective humanity and that our nation's diversity was our promise, not our problem," Cumming's wife, Dr. Maya Rockeymoore Cummings, said in a statement issued on Thursday morning.
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I'm not even talking about the most obvious line from way back in season one, when the narrator insisted that Michael would love Jane "until he drew his very last breath" (which, in turn, prompted many to assume he was going to die sooner rather than later).
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She was not in any pain but, nearly 4 weeks after her diagnosis of terminal brain cancer, she had enough and took her last breath on this earth at 7:22 PM." Heather's late husband, Robert Urich, was also an actor who starred in the TV show, "Vegas.
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I experience this feeling often: Every time a male comedian gets into some sort of trouble with the public, people expect female comics to take a side, to either defend him to our last breath or join the "SJW bloggers" and be forever banished from the cool kids' table.
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"Roughly from the last two weeks until the last breath, somewhere in that interval, people become too sick, or too drowsy, or too unconscious, to tell us what they're experiencing," says Margaret Campbell, a professor of nursing at Wayne State University who has worked in palliative care for decades.
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"In an act of extraordinary courage, she gave her heart, and she gave her last breath, and she gave her final eight pints of blood to the defense of the free press and in defense of her family at the Capital," Geimer said in an account by the Washington Post.
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As I perused the literature on the journey home, I wondered if, in spite of tomorrow's imperfections, whether taking a longer view—perhaps one even beyond a first last breath—may be a more productive mind-set in an era of malaise, whether one opts for the freezer or not.
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His protagonists are indefatigable champions of rights who fought for their entire lives, indeed to their last breath, to produce a philosophy that led to the Nuremberg trials and then, decades later, to the possibility that not all of the mass murderers of our time will pass away peacefully in their sleep.
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"Saving lives even after his last breath, firefighter Cody Mooney was honored by family, friends fellow firefighters and hospital staff @LittletonHosp tonight while being escorted to donate organs after losing his [courageous] fight against an aggressive brain tumor," South Metro Fire Rescue said in a tweet that included a video of the emotional moment.
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"In an act of extraordinary courage, she gave her heart, and she gave her last breath, and she gave her final eight pints of blood to the defense of the free press and in defense of her family at the Capital," Phoenix Geimer told the more than 700 service attendees, The Washington Post reported.
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" While comparisons to Hitler's party are rare in modern German politics, Gabriel has tip-toed up to that line before with regard to the AfD, telling the Funke Media Group in June: "Everything that they are saying, I've already heard — just to be clear — from my own father, who was a Nazi to his last breath.
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According to his final wishes, his funeral will be held at Notre-Dame Basilica in Montreal, where 21 years ago, he chose to marry the one who will remain as the great love of his life, the artist for which he had the most respect, the woman who gave him light and happiness until his very last breath.
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" But still, here they were, in a black-box theater in Queens ("Fucking Queens for Christ's sake," Geri said, practically spitting) with a capacity hovering at right around 100 bodies, the four of them watching the very last American Burying Beetle on this, the planet earth, breathe its very last breath ("Do fucking beetles even breath?
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It's a slightly deceptive title, since the jokes cover a broad swath of territory, including the impossibility of predicting someone's last breath and more than a few sharp jabs at her mother, but the main focus is on walking the audience through the treatment, recovery, raised hopes and hard realism of helping a loved one die with dignity.
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" But you and me are at just the right distance: "Want to help your dead ass fly away when you've had your last breath / Want to rip a new one in the mean angel of death / Want to crush all your despair I want to make you laugh / Want to make St. Peter testify on your behalf.
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"According to his final wishes, his funeral will be held at Notre-Dame Basilica in Montreal, where 21 years ago, he chose to marry the one who will remain as the great love of his life, the artist for which he had the most respect, the woman who gave him light and happiness until his very last breath," his obituary reads.
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"Regardless of what anyone thought about Pascia and her utter failure to protect her children, no one will forget how she described walking into the living room and seeing the defendant sitting in a chair as Otto laid on the living room floor taking his last breath," Santos said, according to the Seattle Pi. At first, Backman told authorities Smith fell down a flight of stairs, according to the outlet.
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For many African Americans and Latinos in this country, a police stop more often than not means they will be given an impromptu traffic ticket that oftentimes could be the difference between paying the rent or driving under suspension, a broken taillight that leads to an unnecessary vehicle search or detainment, or the ultimate price—being tased, put in a chokehold that leaves you gasping for your last breath, or having a gun drawn on you and being shot.
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I can remember pulling from tracks like "Me Against The World" (With all this extra stressin'/ The question I wonder is after death, after my last breath/ When will I finally get to rest through this suppression?), "Until The End Of Time" (Perhaps I was addicted to the dark side/ Somewhere inside my childhood witnessed my heart die), "Unconditional Love" (Hoping for better days/ Maybe a peaceful night, baby don't cry/ Cause everything gonna be alright), and countless others.
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Video games don't make people go out and shoot up the streets, so degrading "art" and lyrics like, "Then drag the blood soaked victim deep into the woods I strip her / no one hears her screams / I beat her, I smash my fist in her face / Please kill me she says while breathing her last breath / I clutch my blade with all my might, stab her in the fucking guts / Now the fucking fun will begin / I slide my hard cock right in," doesn't make men rape or abuse women.
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The one thing I never lost, in a way that somebody like L.B.J. might have — who was hungry for the office in a way that I wasn't — is my confidence that, with my last breath, what I will remember will be some moment with my girls, not signing the health care law or giving a speech at the U.N. PG: I've probably watched too many YouTube videos of you lately, but as amazing as you've been in your pop culture moments — that tear for Aretha, singing "Let's Stay Together" — I think you're the first president in my life who is fully a man of his times.
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