It felt suffocating, in the same way that existing in 2016 felt suffocating.
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" Blumenthal argued they've done just that by "suffocating competition.
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Then the Grizzlies' suffocating defense clamped down on the Timberwolves.
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Their defense was suffocating at the end of the game.
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With every breath, she feels as if she is suffocating.
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I was suffocating and thought I was going to die.
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Is his eye just, like, suffocating and rotting in there?
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Syria's Civil Defense said one child was killed after suffocating.
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She no longer feels she is suffocating all the time.
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Instead, there is a kind of suffocating, insular, ethnic uniformity.
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However, despite the suffocating crowds, the atmosphere still felt powerful.
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When she arrived later that morning, the heat was suffocating.
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I remember the bots engulfing me, suffocating me, devouring me.
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When you're doing "Insecure," it can be limiting and suffocating.
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Suddenly the suffocating shroud of hot summer air was lifted.
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Read This Next: The Gun Lobby Is Suffocating Firearm Research
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Dread blankets the film, to the point where it's almost suffocating.
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What feels freeing to one person can feel suffocating to another.
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He's drowning in them, suffocating, trying to claw his way out.
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Instead, it crushes my breasts, making me feel like I'm suffocating.
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I felt like I was suffocating and I had to leave.
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Within the suffocating smallness of this setting, quiet, flawless observations dazzle.
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You feel the transition from open air into suffocating debris cloud.
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The suffocating security in Hangzhou is a small reminder of that.
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But she couldn't sleep and she felt like she was suffocating.
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To avoid suffocating, try to punch your hand to the surface.
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During his campaign, he said environmental legislation was "suffocating" the economy.
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He couldn't even let the Mueller findings breathe before suffocating them.
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"The Philippines is suffocating," Mr. Makabenta quoted the ambassador as saying.
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She was terrified of suffocating and on the verge of panic.
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Nobody likes feeling ignored, but this feels so powerfully suffocating emotionally.
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The government debt, which exceeds $120bn, including pension liabilities, is suffocating.
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It was a childhood of disappointment and rejection, of suffocating loneliness.
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No boss, though, could succeed under the suffocating governance structure she endures.
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As I was suffocating, I stopped myself and broke down in tears.
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Bleached coral turn white, and while they're not dead, they are suffocating.
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The snakes bite first before wrapping themselves around their prey, suffocating them.
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I'm not always inside the Bataclan in them but I'm always suffocating.
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They spoke out against suffocating debt, school closings and public service cuts.
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Most wild-caught fish die while still conscious, typically suffocating on ice.
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"I would wake in a panic, thinking I was suffocating," he said.
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It dominates cable news coverage, suffocating presidential campaigns struggling to get attention.
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Under the suffocating hand of Common Core, true academic achievement is withering.
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I lurched from one disaster to the next, suffocating under the consequences.
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The boy looked, to him, like a fish suffocating in the air.
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" She continued, "Getting stuffed into that model-minority box is so suffocating.
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By the time he woke up, crumpled against stone, he was suffocating.
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Fahd was suffocating and bleeding out, five minutes from death, maybe less.
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It lulls you with luscious visual beauty, but its sentiments are suffocating.
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Finally I said, 'This breath of life is more suffocating than death.
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Pus-filled skin infections, suffocating asthma attacks and heart arrhythmias are common.
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This idea that they have legacies to keep up can be suffocating.
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It's a hard thing to be suffocating and keep holding your breath.
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As a lobster grows, its shell becomes constraining, even suffocating and painful.
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This month, a suffocating cloud of pollution also settled over Delhi, India.
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Instead, this is a study in a suffocating, life-affirming, life-ruining relationship.
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The family struggled not only with suffocating grief, but also with financial hardship.
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These three artists are poking holes in the often-suffocating narratives around technology.
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Dying of black lung can therefore be likened to slowly suffocating to death.
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If you believe what you hear, American colleges are suffocating under political correctness.
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On the contrary, its costly military endeavors will keep on suffocating its economy.
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I was suffocating in thinking I was having panic attacks in my sleep.
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"You just felt like you were suffocating and I thought I was dying."
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You just felt like you were suffocating and I thought I was dying.
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Rock 'n' roll was the oil to the suffocating waters of that respectability.
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The steam from the shower rises up and makes the room extremely suffocating.
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It's me and my dog Henry and a loneliness that's suffocating at times.
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A suffocating storm of papers envelops him, dragging him down to hellish landscape.
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The environment has become untenable, the everyday atmosphere of hate and contempt, suffocating.
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"The Louvre is suffocating," the Sud Culture Solidaires Union said in a statement.
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The season has discouraged both teams, and their shared angst can be suffocating.
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The immigration court system, already suffocating under a massive backlog, is largely shuttered.
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I love this city, but suddenly its crowded streets and disquiet felt suffocating.
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We've had this slow, suffocating decline in the real value of people's salaries.
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Ms. Chiabaut works mostly from home, and the small, dark apartment felt suffocating.
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But the congested field is suffocating qualified aspirants who would otherwise find oxygen.
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Sulfur dioxide emissions regularly mixed with water vapor to produce a suffocating vog.
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The squirrel costume was suffocating, and the head offered little range of vision.
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Heavy Rain is extremely successful at making some of those worlds feel suffocating.
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These blooms eventually deplete the water of oxygen, suffocating aquatic plants and animals.
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They have to endure the suffocating heat under makeshift houses made of plastic.
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The worst thing about the "mommy wars" used to be their suffocating sameness.
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With its narrow passageways and suffocating sense of claustrophobia, the comparison is inevitable.
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Later, the dress refuses to unzip, nearly suffocating Sasha to death in her home.
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Myriam Massé is a promising young lawyer who embraces motherhood but finds domesticity suffocating.
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Businesses in Italy say suffocating bureaucracy and a lethargic legal system also deter investors.
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The popular Sun newspaper accused him of "suffocating caution" in an editorial on Tuesday.
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It's the suffocating stench of 86 men squeezed into a room built for 19.
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Amid the smoke and ash and so much suffocating heat, however, there came relief.
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"You are suffocating me," she screams at Owen in the hallway of the hospital.
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The sheriff's office said Chance was panting, drooling and suffocating when he was found.
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But near the site of the fire, people are literally at risk of suffocating.
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He justified the currency measure as a way of suffocating mafia on Venezuela's borders.
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"We must be careful of not suffocating the thing that we love," she said.
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And the only way to get past that suffocating feeling is to push forward.
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This weightless formula makes your skin look so smooth and silky without suffocating you.
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The drought that has been suffocating Australia for months just keeps tightening its grip.
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Bollen shrewdly shrugs off Greece's potentially suffocating history in favor of irreverent American takes.
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" Officer Valva, prosecutors said, replied that he was "suffocating him, that's what I'm doing.
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On the contrary, many in Bhutan feel that India's protective embrace has become suffocating.
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He added: "One policy after another was suffocating America's free enterprise economy," Pence said.
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By embracing revolution, which required sanctuary outside Vietnam's borders, Fulro accepted Cambodia's suffocating embrace.
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Smoke, suffocating white smoke, the screams of neighbors, a hysterically barking dog next door.
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More than 165,000 infant sleepers were recalled because of their risk of suffocating infants.
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Bishop was almost literally suffocating by then, experiencing her worst asthma attacks since childhood.
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The victims weren't activists or anything ... but they were suffocating so much, they turned blue.
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Instead of providing deep hydration, our creams are suffocating the skin and creating excess oils.
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Bernthal understands this, making Castle's prewar life seem idyllic and his post-war trauma suffocating.
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Aglutinador is thus a kind of air bubble in what can be a suffocating environment.
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The Power 5 conferences are suffocating mid-majors like Memphis with money and television deals.
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This time it felt like I was suffocating because the bot was breathing too slowly.
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Once the initial thrill from exposure wore off, the lack of intellectual diversity was suffocating.
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Once more, Lucas stabbed her repeatedly in the throat before suffocating her with a pillow.
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Berninger writes frequently of a suffocating claustrophobia, particularly when he's been cornered at a party.
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Whether or not you struggle with eating, you may find the holidays suffocating at times.
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The helmet was a synthetic pleasure raft, suffocating enough to afford a light erotic charge.
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We must topple this suffocating capitalistic tyranny, one act of Utz-smuggling at a time.
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The game overwhelms, suffocating the player's attempt at survival, and leaving little space for error.
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Queen Victoria ditched those suffocating corsets without blinking, much to the horror of her doctor.
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In its final stages, it can make you feel as though you're drowning, or suffocating.
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The feeling of suffocating and knowing that he was about to die saved his life.
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Surely, reading can play a big role in freeing boys from this emotionally suffocating box.
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Amid suffocating heat in Arthur Ashe Stadium on Tuesday, Djokovic was in a perilous state.
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The show also retains its core dynamic, the hermetic, supportive-suffocating friendships among the quartet.
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But in keeping with her suffocating need for secrecy, Maria insisted no one ever know.
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Because of the heat and suffocating air in the compartment, many windows were kept open.
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The cumulative impact of this nearly constant overspending has resulted in the suffocating debt load.
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"The whole country is a hookah cafe, we are suffocating in its smoke," she sings.
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You won't want to hear it, or believe it, because the pain is so suffocating.
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What was unusual was that he was turning purple and suffocating on his own vomit.
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These landscapes were so "suffocating," Adachi says, that young men like Nagayama became solitary rebels.
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The rent might be free, but the lack of freedom and privacy can be suffocating.
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Then, he slit his veins, took hemlock and succumbed to the suffocating steam of a bath.
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Russia is also suffocating trade through Mariupol, the Ukrainian port city in the Sea of Azov.
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These might include suffocating, foaming at the mouth, constricted pupils, convulsions and involuntary urination or defecation.
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She peels out of her false body slowly, as if she's escaping a suffocating superhero suit.
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"Pretty good combination," Allen said, referring to the Badgers&apos ball-control offense and suffocating defense.
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Perhaps the plant was repotted in the wrong type of soil and the roots are suffocating?
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But even that risks suffocating Hong Kong – and turning it into just another southern Chinese city.
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It's the first day of spring, and the Texas heat is already suffocating, pushing 80 degrees.
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Heavy trucks—carrying 45 percent more goods than today—spew suffocating carbon dioxide across the land.
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"We want peace," Moreno said, standing on a beach along the Pato in the suffocating heat.
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They've been pinned to the walls carefully, still alive, struggling slowly, suffocating in the morning sunlight.
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"We've been suffocating our small banks, which is hurting local business formation," Kaplan said in Houston.
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Chadwick Boseman said that his Black Panther suit worn in "Captain America: Civil War" was "suffocating."
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"Working for a micromanager can be a suffocating experience," says career expert Amanda Augustine of TopResume.
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Suffocating defense won the first half on either end, and neither team could find its legs.
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Ali's braggadocio was also an act of defiance against the suffocating racial norms of the time.
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The agreement removed economic sanctions that had been successfully suffocating Iran and thwarting its hegemonic capability.
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The more I pay attention to my breathing the more convinced I am that I'm suffocating.
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However, it will also find you eager to cut yourself free from any suffocating, uninspiring relationships.
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It had an acute sense of how community and family can be both sustaining and suffocating.
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A crowd surges toward the fence and the Israelis unleash a suffocating barrage of tear gas.
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But the crop of shows currently in production for Ramadan are being subjected to suffocating controls.
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Others may yet realize that being in a closed room with Trump can be morally suffocating.
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Although he was still alert, blood from the wound in his jaw was slowly suffocating him.
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"I personally have never been happier because I don't feel the suffocating party system," he said.
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In dreams — and even in reality — when I see a cat, they are connected with suffocating.
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"America's small business owners are suffocating under mountains of endlessly growing, bureaucratic red tape," he said.
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The town, through Peter's eyes, is a suffocating Nowheresville peopled with losers idling their time away.
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The scrutiny facing government critics is likely to grow even more suffocating in the months ahead.
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It made us look differently at the rest of Mexico, where those constraints can be suffocating.
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Sucked into the suffocating whirlpool of Kawhi Leonard's defense, Anthony struggled a bit to shoot the ball.
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If I'm with someone who just kind of adopts my life, that can feel a bit suffocating.
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A heartbroken Dany repeats Mirri's words to catatonic Drogo before suffocating him in the season 1 finale.
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Do you give those comparisons any real consideration or does the weight of it feel too suffocating?
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South Korea is notorious for its suffocating workplace hierarchies based on age, sex and length of service.
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Years into my loveless, lonely marriage, my sexuality and sense of self were suffocating, all but dead.
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Residents of the Eastern Ghouta suburbs have been living under a suffocating government blockade amid intense bombings.
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Those plants die, and the decomposition uses up all the oxygen in the water, essentially suffocating it.
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When both of these maneuvers failed, he finally managed to step on the animal's neck, suffocating it.
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Overstocked American kitchen cabinets are struggling to breathe, suffocating under the weight of their tote bag mountain.
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But as things stand, Google is the giant elephant in the mobile ecosystem, suffocating all other competitors.
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Shooting went deep into the afternoon, as the prisoners hung around doing nothing in the suffocating heat.
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The only thing hotter than the suffocating heat wave was the scorched earth takes of righteous pundits.
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With seasoned limbs, crustacean as well as noodles take over each photo subject's face, almost suffocating them.
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The space feels tight and suffocating—you almost feel like you need to duck when walking around.
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You need to want comfort, good feelings, and the sense of a cozy blanket slowly suffocating you.
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It had invaded his brainstem and beyond, slowly suffocating the nerves that control breathing, swallowing and movement.
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The music video follows two dancers, Chester and Jason, as they break free from their suffocating habitats.
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In Kazakhstan, Lutfi bin Ali is haunted by nightmares of suffocating at the bottom of a well.
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Suffocating defense and strong rebounding effort allowed the Vandals to extend their lead in the second half.
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Coronavirus blows up human lungs, drowning them with fluid and suffocating them until they reach respiratory failure.
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Europe is at war right now, and all this panic creates a suffocating environment against Muslim people.
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The sexual assault allegations suffocating Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation process have an expiration date, as Republicans see it.
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Brexit is not just an event, it is a feeling — suffocating and dispiriting and freighted with gloom.
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The Stone Sam, your newborn son, has been suffocating in your arms for the past 218 minutes.
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From oversized chips portions with burgers to the suffocating pizza slices and ginormous Frappuccinos, everything was huge.
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"There is political uncertainty which is suffocating the market", said Takis Zamanis, head trader at Beta Securities.
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Wisconsin opened the second half with some suffocating defense and led 249-25 with 15:56 remaining.
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The heat remained suffocating as the afternoon wore on yet the Rod Laver Arena roof remained open.
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The Trojans combined suffocating defense with aggressive work on the boards, outrebounding the Golden Bears, 221-226.
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If successful, RESPECT will be used as a model for other developing countries suffocating in plastic waste.
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But you can pick anyplace in Alabama and find issues that feel somewhere between daunting and suffocating.
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If Marvel insisted on tight continuity in its world-building, the narrative burden on creators could be suffocating.
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I currently owe around $36,000, a number that is suffocating and anxiety-inducing whenever I think about it.
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As the suffocating April heat sets in just past 3 PM, Santos is in and out of sleep.
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Worse still, the decline in new business formation may be partly caused by the suffocating impact of zombies.
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In the tenth game of the series, Mr Karjakin succumbed in a suffocating, 75-move war of attrition.
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And now, scientists have a better idea of how the super rodents can survive that long without suffocating.
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She ends up luring men into dark alleys and suffocating them with one of her extremely large breasts.
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"Have you ever asked yourself when this suffocating hot temperature will end?" the man asked, clearing his throat.
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An Asian order sculpted by China would be more capricious and suffocating than anything Mr Trump could devise.
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Looking at the world through the narrow lens of white privilege is suffocating and spiritually and intellectually inferior.
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At The Rivoli on Queen Street West, main BSS spokesperson Kevin Drew talks about how he was suffocating.
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In junior high, Claypool had a friend die after suffocating in a garbage bag filled with nitrous oxide.
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Lying on the ground barely breathing, he felt like he was suffocating and could barely utter a sound.
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Two of Clemson's starters, guard Shelton Mitchell and forward David Skara, struggled with the typically suffocating Syracuse defense.
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Surely even a man who defied death found rolling with Demian Maia a singularly suffocating and deflating experience.
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Photo by Maija Lahtinen Atomikylä blew my mind to bits with their suffocating, hypnotic performance at Roadburn 2016.
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He is accused of suffocating Lauren Mann, Nina Bussek, a spokeswoman for the Austrian state prosecutor, tells PEOPLE.
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Generations of England players have talked about how the pressure to break that drought has often been suffocating.
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Although such attempts rarely succeed, many worry about their suffocating effect, with news reports often exaggerating their impact.
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There is precious little food and water, and the stink of sweat and urine and excrement is suffocating.
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The state continues to be ever-present and suffocating for Cubans seeking changes beyond the safety of business.
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At worst, the airway becomes completely blocked off, suffocating the person until their bodies reflexively gasp for air.
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So the Trump team has to build a longer range, more systematic plan, without suffocating Trump's improvisational essence.
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"These Days," hints at tragedy, at a loss that was suffocating, but it never outright says what happened.
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Would it feel like suffocating, to have people you've never met electronically grasping at you, at all times?
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Many weren't interested, but a few people did welcome him into their "suffocating" homes, as he described them.
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Many of them were suffocating or having seizures, after a suspected poison gas attack struck the rebel enclave.
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The resulting bill would burden internet speech with suffocating rules, even possibly banning some forms of online speech.
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Growing numbers of online shoppers, the narrative goes, are suffocating department stores, apparel outlets, and everything in between.
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Yangon, the bustling former capital, was treacherous; over the decades of suffocating rule by generals, protests would erupt.
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Behind the storefronts, you'll find thousands of tiny, dark, almost suffocating rooms, where the prostitutes take their clients.
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But at age 15, Follett was arrested in San Francisco after fleeing the suffocating plans of her mother.
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But Jacksonville's defense is so suffocating that Buffalo's return to the playoffs seems destined to be short-lived.
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"We'd see the shadow of someone hitting, we'd hear the scream, then silence — suffocating silence," Mr. Fakir said.
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Another negative effect of codependence could be suffocating the other partner, relationship therapist Bukky Kolawole previously told Insider.
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Although Israel withdrew its occupying forces in 2005, it maintained a suffocating blockade by air, sea and land.
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He is efficient offensively and can be suffocating defensively, giving the Timberwolves' young core a player to emulate.
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Downtown San Francisco hit a suffocating 106 degrees, its highest temperature since record keeping began there in 1874.
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The Bluejays moved ahead 248-27 with 219:255 left, thanks to suffocating defense, especially on the perimeter.
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Our government should be encouraging robust investments and job growth, not suffocating businesses with more costs and paperwork.
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Sure, having debt on a super low income can feel suffocating, but you learn to work through it.
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Here, the technique is applied to an allegory of nearly suffocating self-seriousness, to much less powerful effect.
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He graduated from college with a finance degree but quickly realized that an office job was suffocating for him.
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Eventually, it overtakes her, suffocating her the way ignorance has suffocated the voices of those participating in the march.
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I am suffocating — choking on the apathy of people who don't care about education, who don't care about educators.
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"When PragerU takes aim at suffocating speech codes on campus, it's striking a chord with traditional liberals," Stephens said.
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This song is a reflection on that sense of suffocating connectedness while still feeling disconnected at the same time.
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Come Sunday, Shula will send his atypical offense out to try to bust open holes in Phillips's suffocating defense.
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THERE'S A SUFFOCATING BUREAUCRACY THAT HAS CREATED MANY LARGE COMPANIES, AND DON'T FORGET HERETOFORE THE BIG COMPANIES WERE UNASSAILABLE.
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The fuel-air blast has a hideous effect on the human body, rupturing internal organs and suffocating the lungs.
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It's either this really strict modernist academic thing or this really fake over sentimentalized 'scrumptious' aesthetic, and it's suffocating.
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In fishing terms, "catch and release" generally means first impaling with a hook and then nearly suffocating a fish.
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If you disagree, you're probably suffocating in one of said emotional plastic bags yourself, and willfully ignorant (or weak).
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In Utah, the Mormon Church can also be a suffocating presence that has a heavy impact on LGBTQ youth.
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The result is an abstract expressionist masterpiece, perfectly capturing our dysfunctional relationship with technology and its suffocating capitalist trappings.
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"The Louvre is suffocating," said a statement from the union of the museum's security staff, who went on strike.
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"It's so suffocating and overwhelming, and you want to get through it the best way you can," she said.
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It's an age-old story, but I was suffocating and when I found a way out, I took it.
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Like so many such insular, embattled enclaves, her "area," as she often refers to it, is suffocating and inescapable.
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Trump has long sought to weaken or abolish the 1,600-employee agency, saying too many regulations are suffocating lending.
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Today looks to be hot and muggy with a high of 93 (that will feel like a suffocating 97).
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The paper said P&G's "suffocating bureaucracy" drags on business and the company suffers from a lack of innovation.
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Splotchy and suffocating, like a toddler in the middle of a temper tantrum crying so hard they can't breathe.
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At the weekend they finally escaped the suffocating blockades under an evacuation agreement - but their ordeal was not over.
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The mold closes, and the chocolate pours over his body and he is suffocating and nearly drowning in it.
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"Hidden" has other things on its mind, like the suffocating, brutalizing aspects of life in its otherwise beautiful setting.
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Together, Craig William Macneill's focused direction and Noah Greenberg's superb cinematography weave a suffocating cocoon around the two women.
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For instance, in Diana Morales Galicia's terrifying woodcuts, the artist depicts twisting, suffocating cages for dogs and humans alike.
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"I was terrified because I was in control of not suffocating this kid and keeping him calm," she adds.
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But Afghanistan remained a suffocating, patriarchal society for women, especially in rural areas dominated by the Taliban, she said.
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Iran's patience is growing thin amid suffocating U.S. sanctions, and it has begun to creep outside the deal's obligations.
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And then there are those who view technology's seep into an already suffocating wellness culture with not-unfounded concern.
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Elena wants to play white savior, to enfold Pearl within the suffocating warmth of her own perfectly run household.
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San Antonio moved the ball, played suffocating defense and had the Houston crowd booing the hometown team by halftime.
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Connecticut (17-1) blitzed Tennessee (15-53) with suffocating second-half defense for a 60-45 victory on Thursday.
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When I turned the light on, I found him in bed next to me, suffocating on his own vomit.
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I am at large in the world, hindered only by the usual suffocating business of day-to-day existence.
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Suffocating under the weight of declining coal production, West Virginia falls to No. 50 from No. 47 last year.
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Ahead, see five dresses that offer a modern, clingy-but-not-suffocating way to reinvent a well-loved trend.
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As officers approached the stands, it became apparent people were suffocating and trying to escape by climbing the fence.
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That was soon followed by recommendations to remove bumpers, blankets, toys and other potentially suffocating clutter from the crib.
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Joakim Noah, who led many suffocating defenses during his time with the Chicago Bulls, struggled for an appropriate response.
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The day had been suffocating too and crowns of vapor fringed the lights set to burn in the dark.
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But despite the suffocating bombardment of Black Friday promotions, a small-but-growing number of brands aren't offering deals.
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In 2008, Hurricane Ike barreled through the region, burying the oysters under deep sediment and suffocating much of the population.
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More than that, though, in an age of suffocating social media ubiquity, Betchart's process, and his presence, offers a reprieve.
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Under the act, a person can be prosecuted for crushing, burning, drowning, suffocating, and impaling animals and sexually exploiting them.
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There are sparks of desire that keep us interested in real life, but ultimately there's something suffocating all of us.
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Trump, ever a suffocating presence on Twitter, has yet to broadcast his thoughts on the moon landing to the world.
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Facebook and Google, for instance, seem to be suffocating Yahoo and Twitter when it comes to advertising dollars, he wrote.
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In "See Money," Abby is back to strutting around the Hi-Hat in her suffocating leotard, bizarrely without an objection.
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Ahmed uses the analogy of heavily-jeweled necklace to illustrate the suffocating strains and oppression he experiences in each stage.
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And instead of enlivening suffocating dread with occasional banter, it fully invests in its silly sight gags and endearing humor.
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During lethal injection, Mr Bucklew's doctors say, the tumours would probably rupture and flood his airway, suffocating him for minutes.
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If it's effective, it tends to be suffocating; if it's wearable for more than an hour, things tend to droop.
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Sweat distorted the air before Shockie's eyes in the suffocating cabin of the PCO, with its thrum of phone voices.
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And during Season 2, Moltisanti got high on heroin and sat on a dog, suffocating the dog and killing it.
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Just as in Dogtooth and Alps, The Lobster's protagonist eventually attempts to escape the violent, perverse authority that's suffocating him.
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They argue that state firms are suffocating the private enterprise Russian needs to nurture in order to grow its economy.
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Those protesters can take only cold comfort that the same policies are now slowly suffocating the industry. Economist.com/blogs/buttonwood
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Off the coast of Louisiana, in an 8,000-square-mile swath of ocean, the marine life is suffocating to death.
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Here he plays Jordan Jaye, a pop singer suffocating under the demands of his manager-mom, publicist and other handlers.
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Skinny jeans can feel like suffocating jeans, but somehow, Liverpool manages to make even the slimmest of cuts feel comfortable.
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Sources advise not running in "suffocating" cotton T-shirts — which, prior to running a marathon, was my usual go-to.
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Inexperienced and struggling in the suffocating heat, Mr. Hame did not throw it far enough and was cut by shrapnel.
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The very thing that propelled them—their behind-the-scenes contributions to Chinese success in Uganda—started to feel suffocating.
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Still, the conversation surrounding the program is a marked improvement over the suffocating silence that has typically surrounded mental health.
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It's almost rush hour, and the subway ride back across town is guaranteed to be a suffocating crush of humanity.
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It starts with Asylum, a far more claustrophobic and suffocating setting than its successors, but one that remains incredibly unique.
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"This is somehow far more suffocating than martial law," he said in a recent interview with The New York Times.
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"It's suffocating sometimes," said Mr. Arena, who has lived almost half of his life in the project on Bushwick Avenue.
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Lurking in the shadows of our culture's towering prosperity gospels, doom offers a suffocating, dead-end corrective to saccharine rushes.
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With her conspicuously burned hand and slightly cowed demeanor, this Mag isn't the baleful, suffocating force that Ms. Manahan was.
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To prevent this, Tony breathed lightly or physically held his growths out of the way to stop himself from suffocating.
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As their uninvited guests become more and more disruptive, the camera moves in on Lawrence to a degree that's suffocating.
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It asks you to bend your way of working to the only one it knows, in ways that can be suffocating.
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When I open myself up to the vastness of my own ignorance, I can't help but feel a sudden suffocating feeling.
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We think that remains the playbook for this cycle – so don't be too worried about Fed policy suffocating investor risk appetite.
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The algae, which has spread rapidly around the coast of northern Norway, sticks to the gills of the fish, suffocating them.
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We follow Camille as she tries to uncover the story, descending into the personal hell of Wind Gap's suffocating social circles.
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But the business group broadly supports the bill as a step toward easing rules it says are suffocating small business lending.
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"The bills are designed to breathe new life into markets that are suffocating under aging regulations," Hensarling said in a statement.
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Sitting in the suffocating heat of the union building, he looked shocked as he recounted finding out he'd been laid off.
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To me, that's been the beauty of this otherwise suffocating year and I suppose I can thank Donald Trump for that.
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Because if Bungie has succeeded at anything, it's in delivering a game that fits into your life instead of suffocating it.
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Anyway, both Willow and I have such busy schedules and involved in so many activities that we're not suffocating each other.
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Score a goal and choke the life out of their opponents for the rest of the game with suffocating defensive play.
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But rather than give in to outmoded, suffocating standards of traditional dress codes, Joey Barge had an idea: Wear a dress.
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There's a lot of suffocating panic, drowning panic and chasing panic on the part of Cruise, who is selling it wholesale.
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Then again, Amash had always been a weird fit inside the increasingly suffocating Republican tent—or any tent for that matter.
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The city is suffocating under $500 million of debt, unable to pay its bills or close a $100 million budget deficit.
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Villanova maintained its double-digit lead midway through the second half thanks mostly to its suffocating defense, especially on the perimeter.
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San Antonio's suffocating defense held Memphis to franchise lows in total points and points in a quarter — 214 in the first.
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The vibe shifts when sweet Venus connects with electric Uranus on February 2—this freeing energy is romantic, but not suffocating.
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SaveMoney's in-house producer Spanish Diego set the speech to sinister keys, and the resulting longwinded diatribe creates a suffocating atmosphere.
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Many online assumed the worst: a coordinated attack by Beijing to project its suffocating internet censorship outside its own digital borders.
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Each has been a focus of great, sometimes suffocating interest in her home country: Wozniacki in Denmark, and Halep in Romania.
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This is a play about class, ambition and self-determination, but it's even more concerned with the suffocating effects of paternalism.
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Instead, the Bulldogs (3853-3843, 3833-3823) used dominating offense and suffocating defense to win their fourth straight over South Carolina.
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He has perhaps been her best form of therapy amid the pressures of competition and the suffocating scrutiny of social media.
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Stateside, in June it reached 117 degrees in Las Vegas, 119 in Phoenix and a suffocating 122 in Palm Springs, Calif.
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Suddenly, a season of suffocating heat, bone-dry skies and voracious fires has given way in southeastern Australia to widespread thunderstorms.
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Women in the nineteenth century stuffed themselves into near-suffocating corsets to achieve an hourglass figure with an unnaturally tiny waist.
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Mr. Hughes contends that Facebook's dominance prohibits would-be entrepreneurs from creating alternative social networks, suffocating innovation and restricting consumer choice.
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His hush tends to be uneasy, vibrating, suffocating — that of the closet where you've hidden while the burglar prowls the house.
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We demand reparations in order to remove the suffocating barriers that Europe has constructed between Mali, Senegal, Ivory Coast, and Guinea.
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It is a story of hope and extraordinary strength, but also of hypocrisies as deep and suffocating as the sea itself.
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I know because I spent a brief and suffocating stint inside it when I met my first boyfriend, Charlie, at 17.
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But the glamour could be suffocating — literally, considering the constant cloud of cigarette smoke, as deleterious to health as any satirist.
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In addition to his suffocating defense, he collected 21 points and 10 rebounds while shooting 8 of 13 from the field.
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The blanket or shirt over her face appears to be suffocating her, as if her whole identity is being stripping away.
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You may be able to pull it together, put on a front in front of others, but inside you're trapped, suffocating slowly.
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I think wearing my headscarf at night to protect my braids is wreaking havoc on my hairline because it's suffocating my skin.
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If the record was right, Anderson had been in the hospital precisely as Raveesh Kumra was suffocating on duct tape miles away.
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And building cities to be defensive could also make them feel suffocating, with too many physical reminders about the risk of attack.
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The World Cup is an opportunity to circumvent the suffocating rhythms of geopolitics and humanize nations that often exist solely as abstractions.
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And while the kouign-amann is generally notorious for its dense, nearly suffocating texture, Philippe's version was creamy and went down easy.
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To avoid suffocating industry, ministers have already indicated that they may let in financial-services employees, as well as seasonal agricultural workers.
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Mexico's defense secretary apologized in April after a leaked video showed soldiers and police suffocating a female suspect with a plastic bag.
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A 12-year-old girl was tragically killed over the weekend after a snow fort collapsed on top of her, suffocating her.
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The earth here is gassy and, combined with the massive bacterial colonies that live in the water, can create a suffocating potpourri.
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As Natalie cries in agony from being spun in the metal ball and practically suffocating, I feel like she is losing hope.
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This was my warm welcome to Stuart, Florida, whose St. Lucie estuary is currently suffocating under a vast, nutrient-fueled algae bloom.
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Florida's St. Lucie estuary is still suffocating under an putrid algae bloom fueled by months of agricultural runoff from a nearby lake.
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Villanova (21-8, 12-4) bolted to a 603-7 lead midway through the first half thanks mostly to a suffocating defense.
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In the interminable and exacting hours of residency training, it began to resemble a noose that became increasingly suffocating throughout the day.
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Industry-watchers are predicting the Geneva Motor Show will be suffocating under a cloud of diesel smoke, but I beg to differ.
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Seeing the remains then was difficult and suffocating, to think of what had happened to them that led them to their grave.
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The scenes that follow the characters' visits to their families' homes in the periphery are delivered in tight and suffocating fixed frames.
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A nauseating cocktail of toxic algae that is suffocating significant stretches of Florida's coast has put it in a state of emergency.
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The left uses political correctness as a rationale to, at times, act as language police, suffocating authentic thought and, ultimately, breeding cynicism.
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It is just too hard for them to endure the dangerous working conditions and suffocating social environments outside Afghanistan's fortified Western compounds.
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She is gripping the edges of a pillow, more tightly than she means to, and suffocating a sixty-eight-year-old widow.
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The spaces that had produced grime had shrunk, and become more suffocating, thanks in part to London's heavy investment in surveillance technologies.
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And they honored the champions of 1996, the group that set a rigid and sometimes suffocating standard for every team to follow.
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India faces huge hurdles to growth, including widespread corruption, a suffocating bureaucracy, enormous social spending, a stifling business environment and woeful infrastructure.
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Critic Mario Praz famously employed the Latin term horror vacui ("fear of emptiness") to criticize the suffocating interior design of Victorian households.
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Ominous as that sounded to some, he was also using his power to break through barriers that many young Saudis found suffocating.
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Van Chauvin was not afraid of dying but he did not want to go on living this way, suffocating in the night.
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The jaguars search the high tree branches for a cool breeze, looking for any reprieve from the crushing humidity and suffocating heat.
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Could it recapture the magic of its debut without suffocating under an avalanche of '80s FM gold, Spielberg homages and "Ghostbusters" references?
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Amid this suffocating humanitarian crisis, the Trump administration has threatened to cut funding to international aid agencies that are assisting Syrian refugees.
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Joker has no idea how to get out of its protagonist's head, even for a few seconds, which makes it tonally suffocating.
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" The Times said: "In a final that only rarely resembled anything other than one-way traffic, Nadal was at his suffocating finest.
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Berizzo, an admirer of compatriot Marcelo Bielsa, implemented an intense pressing game with his players suffocating the life out of their opponents.
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But he is wrong to play down the suffocating effects of identity politics activists and the forces of so-called political correctness.
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Against the potentially suffocating pressure to succeed and the barbed criticisms from insiders and outsiders alike, Navratilova used tennis as a shield.
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Sponsors of the deal hailed it as a bipartisan breakthrough that would provide critical relief to suffocating community banks and credit unions.
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The Nittany Lions then bolted to a 210-212 advantage thanks to some suffocating defense that produced turnovers and fast-break points.
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It goes further than the 2010 law by directly banning animal cruelty, including crushing, drowning, suffocating, sexually exploiting, stabbing, or burning animals.
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"Bethlehem is suffocating," said George Rishmawi, a tourism expert and executive director of Abraham's Path, a nonprofit that develops community-based tourism.
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Gold's catalogue charts the arc of studio film from its golden age to its decline to its resurgence to its suffocating omnipresence.
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Indiana (218-28, 219-236) was forced to move the ball almost exclusively through the air as Michigan State's run defense was suffocating.
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The idea of sweating glasses of brown liquor on a Sunday afternoon while wrapped in a blanket of heat and humidity seems suffocating.
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Pieces that rely on online distribution, like "Dump Trump" and "No Trump Anytime," are examples of the upside of this often suffocating culture.
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"I love what I do as an actor, but when you are surrounded by it constantly, it becomes a bit suffocating," he says.
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The title refers to a haunted house from which there's no exit, and the six-episode season often feels suffocating because of it.
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That plastic ends up tangled in the guts of seabirds and turtles, wrapped around the necks of dolphins, or suffocating schools of fish.
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One boy was filmed suffocating on the ground, his chest heaving and his mouth opening and closing like a fish out of water.
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If the drug is too potent, on the other hand, the inmate could be suffocating or gasping for breath before they become unconscious.
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These are guys who live utterly comfortable lives but are also somehow suffocating; their girlfriends are too shrill, their office jobs too arduous.
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Hovering about in the suffocating room are all types: Mago's father, his brother, his trainer, his cut man, his manager, his manager's son.
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I can also describe it as a screaming and a suffocating: a shrieking inside my head and a heavy tightness in my chest.
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Forget Dodd-Frank's unwieldy regulatory apparatus, which is suffocating banks of all sizes; just put a cap on how large banks can become.
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Word Flow also takes up slightly more vertical real estate than the iOS keyboard, so 5 and SE users might find it suffocating.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says anhydrous ammonia is a pungent gas with suffocating fumes that is used as a fertilizer.
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The party takes on the suffocating intensity of a nightmare, until a burst pipe sends all the visitors scattering out of the home.
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But he does have a habit of disproportionately attributing Trump's popularity to a social-liberalism that appears to be personally suffocating to him.
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She's running out into that hallway because she's suffocating more than anything, and she just needs to breathe and be in the air.
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There's an exploitative and suffocating power imbalance at play because Cal doesn't treat Jules like a person he is sharing an experience with.
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Federal public defender Kelley Henry said at trial that inmates were tortured to death, feeling like they were suffocating, drowning, and utterly confused.
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You can envision an economy suffocating under a web of red tape as large and small businesses face another year of new requirements.
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Bucklew's attorneys argued that lethal injection will cause Bucklew to suffer from the feeling that he's suffocating for several minutes during the execution.
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Like you, I need my personal space, and when I'm crammed cheek-by-jowl with commuters on a train, I find it suffocating.
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You see, growing up in the United States, I've been culturally conditioned to see the world always through the suffocating prism of race.
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Khalifa Haftar, a man I have known for more than 20 years, has the great cities of Benghazi and Derna under suffocating control.
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" Peltz criticized P&G in July — and numerous times since then — saying that the company's transformation is being hindered by its "suffocating bureaucracy.
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LSU played suffocating defense, holding Texas A&M (12-16, 5-10) to eight points in the first 10:25 of the game.
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Carson says the rule is "suffocating investment in some of our most distressed neighborhoods," which is straight out of the pro-development handbook.
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It's a compelling tale of freedom in which Ms. Jackson liberates herself from the demands of suffocating men to make her own demands.
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Without accountability, the only other tool for managing personnel is dense rulebooks, so suffocating bureaucracy is layered on top an already-dispirited workplace.
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What manifested between his rehab stints amounted to suffocating rim defense from a seven-footer who moved just a little better than expected.
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But Halberstadt also understands the appeal of forgetfulness, when a historical burden is so suffocating that it can feel impossible to move on.
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"Sheltering in place" is necessary if we're going to beat this pandemic, but it brings with it a uniquely suffocating kind of loneliness.
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A suffocating defensive performance lifted Michigan past Montana, 61-47, in the final game of what wound up being an eventful first night.
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The secure, calming embrace I get from compression clothing could easily feel like suffocating oppression to someone with a different "brand" of anxiety.
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She describes a suffocating religious community made more difficult by a mother who abandoned her as a toddler and a mentally ill father.
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National, regional, provincial and city taxes, as well as those on utilities, can add up to about 453 percent in Italy, suffocating businesses.
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Nimesh and I ordered as many rounds as we thought would help us sleep in the suffocating heat — and then ordered one more.
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According to the Fulton County indictment, Jones and Brantley are alleged to have caused Crawford's death by suffocating her with a garbage bag.
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Healthcare must be decentralized and de-monopolized, extricated from the suffocating control of the federal government and its rent-seeking special interest masters.
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As with many other forms of data collection, the more complete the information database, the more suffocating, dehumanizing — and potentially totalitarian — the society.
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They also brought about disastrous consequences for Russia herself, from territorial dismemberment in 1918 to decades of agony under the suffocating Bolshevik dictatorship.
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This can be interpreted as alternately nurturing and solicitous, or cloying and suffocating, a dynamic often replicated between parents and their adolescent children.
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Its tens of millions of young people, suffocating under autocracy and economic hardship, desperately need avenues for participation and to live with dignity.
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Just as cases of children suffocating in refrigerators in the 1950s led to new safety standards, trunk entrapment called out for a solution.
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At other times, it's a suffocating nightmare of hell – specifically, the hell that is other people, greedy and lustful and selfish and rude.
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It's structural deficiencies — high taxes, rigid labor markets and a never-ending array of suffocating rules and regulations — that are holding economies back.
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Even so, McDermott is admirably unsettling, and Luke McCoubrey's artfully sterile cinematography adds an air of suffocating wholesomeness that can make you squirm.
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The magazine celebrated black women in a way that would be incorrect today but provided relief from the suffocating omnipresence of white ideals.
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"This is somehow far more suffocating than martial law," said the editor of Dawn, an English-language paper whose circulation has been impeded.
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Yet here at their new home and haven, they find instead a new hell, as tear gas rains down upon them. Suffocating. Silencing.
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That's what makes "Once Bitten" so good: Its depictions of paranoia and trauma are exactly as startling and suffocating as those topics deserve.
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They also apply dry ice to the rats' burrow systems, effectively suffocating them as the carbon dioxide gets released while the ice melts.
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Under his rule, Chinese authorities have restricted the ability of citizens to criticize the government online and hit NGOs with suffocating government regulations.
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The solution is to duck out the side door of this suffocating circus tent and seek out a completely different and better life.
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I didn't want to wake up at 5 am over the summer to beat the suffocating heat and humidity that came with daylight.
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A North Carolina woman allegedly confessed to suffocating her 4-day-old infant to death Tuesday morning because he wouldn't stop crying, PEOPLE confirms.
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To stop Mary from screaming, and drawing the attention of her mother, Bigger holds a pillow over her head—unintentionally suffocating her to death.
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But thanks to a ruling by a district court in Philadelphia in 1972, the suffocating and illegal hockey reserve clause no longer passed muster.
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These makeshift camps have no running water or electricity; to escape the cold, migrants burn leftover railway sleepers, creating a suffocating stink of oil.
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Tough day at the office for Michelle Beadle ... who was forced to host an ESPN show while suffocating in Paul Pierce's fart cloud. Yes.
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As reported by Tech Insider, the game ends with the player either suffocating from smoke or jumping from the 101st floor of the building.
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The report underscores what's become a frequent refrain among critics of the U.S. economy: A high level of regulation is all but suffocating growth.
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The men here -- and almost 60% are in for drug offenses -- spend the days sitting, squatting and standing in the unrelenting, suffocating Manila heat.
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The men here -- and almost 2700% are in for drug offenses -- spend the days sitting, squatting and standing in the unrelenting, suffocating Manila heat.
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In the minds of Democrats, though, Pai's attempt to undo those safeguards — implemented under former President Barack Obama — are tantamount to suffocating the web.
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And despite the final reveal in Sharp Objects, there's a sense that the real killer of Wind Gap's little girls was suffocating gender norms.
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Obi Mikel also touched on the suffocating burden of expectation so often imposed on the team by Nigeria's population of more than 180 million.
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MORE's collectivization of government, polarization of race, mobilization of a new immigrant electoral base, and establishment of a suffocating PC culture — it's already here.
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He plots a pathway that shoulders almost all of the political danger and allows his members to work things through without suffocating from critics.
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Acres of white puffs blanketing the landscape like powder, the memory of brown-skinned men, women, and children bent over in the suffocating humidity.
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Eventually the void will be all that surrounds him, a suffocating monotony of darkness — as if he never existed in the first place. Yeesh.
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That's the only way Germany could be forced to generate more growth from domestic demand and give some oxygen to suffocating euro area economies.
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Meanwhile, an increasingly suffocating climate for the opposition could prompt the radicalization of more hardline opposition elements, particularly from the Jamaat-e-Islami party.
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Electric fans, already in use to soften the suffocating heat and humidity, were cranked up high, all the easier to thwart Aedes aegypti mosquitoes.
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No team could have been harder to like; the thick stink of owner Donald Sterling's disregard for players, fans, anyone and everyone, was suffocating.
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Thanksgiving means crowds that are both exciting and suffocating; it means piles of food and piles of dirty dishes that have to be cleaned.
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Binders are restricting and horrible to wear; it's like you're suffocating the entire time, and you sweat too much and get a sore back.
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Rescue workers who raced to the scene could hear people moaning and crying, pinned beneath concrete slabs, impaled with steel girders, suffocating from dust.
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He had never heard anything that reflected his own life: the suffocating sense that he was going nowhere, the resentment of his traditionalist father.
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She initially said she believed genetics played a role in the deaths of the boys but she later admitted to suffocating them to death.
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"Sophia took this suffocating experience—an experience that's hard to even relate to another woman sometimes—and made it external, urgent, and active," says Davis.
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He talks in his book about how being poor is suffocating, but he hasn't publicly described how he can use that experience to help America.
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But what finally killed the animal, he said, was when he was able to get over the cat and step on its neck, suffocating it.
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After two consecutive years of devastating fires, suffocating smoke, and dislocations, I'd guess we'd rather have a disorganized shut-off than a state in flames.
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These colors shift and elide one another; some seem organized into bands of competing tones as they transect and bisect the portrait's almost suffocating stillness.
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Argentina should have taken the lead after suffocating Scotland in the early stages and on 17 minutes Mariana Larroquette smashed a header against the bar.
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But there are still days when my legs miss the semi-suffocating cling of stiff denim, so I'm not ready to retire my skinny jeans.
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Next door, the Azucar ice cream shop, with its powerful air conditioning, is another spot where tourists can take a break from suffocating temperatures outside.
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Either way, his relentless self-examination turns clammy, needy, suffocating, especially over beats whose relaxed atmosphere could be interpreted as a lazy paucity of music.
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Tim Jankovich's Mustangs (21-4, 11-123 AAC) have won 17 of their last 18 games and they've done so with some absolutely suffocating defense.
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The current U.S. healthcare system is suffocating under an impossibly convoluted complex of subsidies, licenses, prohibitions, certificate of need laws, and other anti-competitive privileges.
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LONDON — Despite the suffocating misery that has been the year 2016, it's nice to know that there are still nice things happening in the world.
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Many bags drift into the ocean, strangling turtles, suffocating seabirds and filling the stomachs of dolphins and whales with waste until they die of starvation.
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Democratic legislators met with Millstein & Co., the same restructuring firm that advised Puerto Rico over its suffocating debt burden, according to The Connecticut Mirror newspaper.
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In a TV interview in 1995, Diana suggested Charles did not want to be king and was not cut out for such a "suffocating" role.
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They can't withstand too much weight or pressure, and they can't stay the same snug little harbor forever or you run the risk of suffocating.
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"Above all they are suffocating the business and economic fabric of many honest companies that are being jeopardized by this criminal activity," he told reporters.
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Their perspectives and backgrounds differ wildly, but many of the artists circle back to a few key issues: consent, sex, race, and suffocating beauty standards.
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The SPD desperately wants out of the suffocating alliance with Merkel, but the imperative to form a competent administration may hold sway in the end.
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I was momentarily elated that the world was no longer a suffocating black cloak -- but I realized quickly that I didn't recognize anything around me.
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But on a suffocating day when his body became desperate for fluids, he was grateful to take a victory any way he could get it.
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North Korea responded Wednesday to new United Nations economic sanctions, saying it would oppose the "suffocating" measures and defend itself against U.S. forces, Reuters reports.
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Barbosa, who was deputy finance minister during Rousseff's first term, favors a less aggressive fiscal adjustment to avoid suffocating a moribund economy, his aides said.
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As rubbish rotted in last year's suffocating summer heat, protests broke out and anti-government movements such as "You Stink" and "We Want Accountability" crystallized.
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It also showcases the company's continuing importance with newer films like Mélanie Laurent's "Breathe," a chronicle of a teenage friendship that turns obsessive and suffocating.
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Pham Ngoc Tuan said the family has not been able to contact her since she sent a text on Tuesday night saying she was suffocating.
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Slumped under a heavy fog of malaise, the singer-guitarists Patterson Hood and Mike Cooley caution against soul-draining jobs, suffocating relationships and counterproductive idealism.
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However, we're also witnessing this increasingly insipid and suffocating emotional appeal through the co-option of our interests through big social media brands as well.
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The muscles of the larynx and throat also become paralyzed, and victims are unable to swallow, cough, or clear the suffocating amount of saliva produced.
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But all I could think was: is this the suffocating fight between two Gagas—the one everyone wants and the one she feels she is?
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He sometimes considered them a way to blunt the edge of suffocating sanctions from the outside world, but other times cracked down on them harshly.
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She stays in better contact with friends, including more trips home to Vancouver, to help her keep one foot outside the sometimes suffocating tennis bubble.
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Tens of thousands of people joined protests that broke out nationwide around the new year, demonstrating against the poor economy, suffocating rules and systematic corruption.
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I thought it would take Mr. Trump's defeat in 2020 for America to be liberated from this suffocating polarization, but it may have already begun.
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"Jamal's last words were 'I am suffocating,'" he said, referring to audio recordings reported in the Turkish media of the moment of Mr. Khashoggi's death.
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Rouhani reiterated that Iran is interested in negotiations with the U.S. only if suffocating economic sanctions are lifted, per Iran's semi-official Tasnim News Agency.
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The Arab Spring was replaced by a descent into foreign interventions, proxy wars, counterrevolutions, coups, failed transitions, suffocating crackdowns and various destructive projections of power.
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But it will not occur if the leading economic nations continue adding massively to their debt through excessive spending, misdirected tax policy and suffocating regulations.
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But anti-government activists say Syrian military helicopters dropped barrel bombs filled with chemicals on Douma, suffocating some residents and sending others into violent convulsions.
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Mr. Beatty is old enough to remember the suffocating puritanical atmosphere of the '50s, and this movie's portrayal of bygone courtship rituals is dryly comedic.
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Ms. Thompson said she did not blame her depression — first diagnosed 10 years ago — for all of her actions, but described the illness as suffocating.
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PARIS/MADRID (Reuters) - France registered its highest temperature since records began on Friday as the death toll rose from a heatwave suffocating much of Europe.
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The two shaggy dudes behind the racket, Chip King and Lee Buford, are really good at pulling incredibly bleak, dystopian-lite album titles out of their combined asses; they've brought you such suffocating hits as I Will Die Here and The Cold, Suffocating Dark Goes on Forever and We Are Alone, and joyless collaborations like Nothing Passes and You, Whom I Have Always Hated.
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Maybe one day there can be a subreddit for people like me, who don't mind staring off into space in suffocating silence while chewing their food.
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At times, though, her grief seems not suffocating enough, partly because it is often described in retrospect, condensed and reported, rather than lived in a scene.
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Sometimes it's hot when someone gets a little miffed because a cutie winked at us in the bar; other times, it can feel suffocating and hurtful.
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But the medic then testified unexpectedly, and contrary to his own prior statements, that he, not Gallagher, killed the victim by suffocating him during medical treatment.
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Villanova's suffocating defense limited Quinnipiac to 227-for-23 shooting and Saddiq Bey hit a baseline trey at the buzzer for a 212-20 halftime lead.
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It was a strangely communal experience, especially for a film that's almost suffocating in the way that it slowly isolates its protagonist in a bad relationship.
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Parker allegedly told police Shaylyn was alive and clothed when he kidnapped her, and confessed to suffocating her with a blanket he kept in his car.
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The rent will undoubtedly be a suffocating financial burden to many first-year Mount Sinai interns, who will be making roughly $62,000 a year before taxes.
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In the modern political context, heterodoxy has been adopted by conservative groups concerned about what they view as a suffocating echo chamber in the liberal academy.
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Last December, Mexican immigration officials found 110 migrants trapped and suffocating inside a truck after it crashed while speeding in the Gulf coast state of Veracruz.
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"All of a sudden it felt like somebody was holding me hostage or something or there just were these limitations which felt very suffocating," she said.
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This Portuguese outfit treads a similar path, evoking textured, deceptively simplistic drones and swaths of ritual ambient on its suffocating debut, Rituais e Mantras do Medo.
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And Ross's citation of Resolution as a poster child for suffocating regulation reflects how far the Trump administration is willing to go to advance economic growth.
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Despite Sabrina's serious or seriously scary subject matter, it can also veer in American Horror Story-style lush camp to keep the proceedings from getting suffocating.
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Outside of Kentucky Route Zero, the suffocating crush of rural/small town/ex-urban poverty is not given much thought or representation in contemporary games spaces.
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Beginning around March 2012, Assad's forces imposed a suffocating siege on the city — and it became home to near-constant warfare between rebels and the regime.
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Strong then spent at least six hours suffocating Heredia and three of her children before he fatally shot Rios and Heredia's youngest child, the Republic reports.
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I'm pathetically grateful not to be suffocating inside the paper bag anymore, so I find myself enthusiastically nodding as he explains why he doesn't wear deodorant.
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" Returning to the subject of the book discussion group, he began a final paragraph with, "I found a way to break free from those suffocating bonds.
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His lawyers warned the court that lethal injection could cause the tumors to rupture midway through his execution, filling his lungs with blood and suffocating him.
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On a suffocating afternoon with dense heat, volatile winds and the threat of late afternoon storms, scores were held in check as the day wore on.
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Good Samaritan act #2: Suffocating baby On his way to Applebee's, Roger Travis said he saw a car in the median in front of the mall.
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" Carson said in the statement that the current rule "is actually suffocating investment in some of our most distressed neighborhoods that need our investment the most.
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While lawmakers cheered their stronger voice on how tax money is spent, the move tightened an already suffocating fiscal straight jacket for Economy Minister Paulo Guedes.
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But instead of freeing ourselves from the suffocating 40-hour workweek, we've invented a whole universe of futile occupations that are professionally unsatisfying and spiritually empty.
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When I meet Brooklyn artist Tyrrell Winston at his studio, near the corner of Broadway and Myrtle in Bushwick, New York feels muggy, damp, and suffocating.
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Over this suffocating uniformity, the tree looms like a totem of spiritual rebellion, its spreading branches as threatening to the social order as Inga's unfettered cruelty.
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When everything you pull out of your closet seems to be either too suffocating or a little too lightweight, this bomber jacket is the instant solution.
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Clark's interrogation of these themes only became more refined as the years went by, her fascination with darkness and emptiness channelled into more terrifyingly suffocating stories.
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The Val d'Orcia, which cuts through the southern half of Tuscany, unfurled before us like an endless straw blanket, crunchy and suffocating in the summer heat.
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"We drove by the Selinia beach on Sunday night, and were alarmed because of the suffocating smell of oil," Ms. Simou said in a Facebook chat.
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The "I can't breathe" phrase reflected the suffocating frustration with what activists said was a lack of police accountability after police killings of unarmed African Americans.
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He pointed out the killer's signature: the blood around the head; the tooth marks where he'd crimped the windpipe, suffocating it; the open cavity, intestines removed.
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But the memo's existence, which was first reported Tuesday by The New York Times, is very bad news for an administration already suffocating itself in scandal.
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Each depicted the brutal murder of kittens: setting one of the animals on fire, feeding another to a Burmese Python, and suffocating two using a vacuum.
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They have a buoyancy that no double, triple or quadruple bogey can sink, an inner directness made possible by parents who were supportive without being suffocating.
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My initial reaction was that the 15-pound blanket was definitely the right choice for me, as the Napper offered a pleasant pressure without suffocating me.
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Since 153, he has choked through the harshest drought to hit the Great Plains in a century, punctuated by freakish snowstorms and suffocating gales of dust.
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He's playing the shock of attention, the suffocating embarrassment of pity, and rage at how the bombing forces Bauman to take greater responsibility for his choices.
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Ponce remembers that once, when she was pregnant with Aixa who is now nine years old, she was directly sprayed with pesticides and felt she was suffocating.
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Parker allegedly told police the girl was alive and clothed when he kidnapped her, and confessed to suffocating her with a blanket he kept in his car.
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And the brave and poor Greeks are suffocating under general strikes as Germany refuses to let little oxygen in by accepting the IMF-proposed flexible debt management.
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Prosectors said Madsen had planned to kill Wall, 30, who had been working on a story about the inventor, either by suffocating her or cutting her throat.
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On one spin you can prioritize the distended croaks and burbles of Merzbow's side, and the next you can drown in the suffocating basswork of Boris' contributions.
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Bowles approached Roberts from behind and struck him with a lamp in his Daytona Beach, Florida, home and then stuffed a rag in his mouth, suffocating him.
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CreditCreditElinor Carucci for The New York Times Violet looked perfectly normal, but she had been slowly suffocating for at least a week, and we had no idea.
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In 1999, a clone of a bucardo, a wild goat native to the Pyrenees, was born — and died 10 minutes later after suffocating from a defective lung.
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But that space is also familiar, with her reflections on company and isolation as equally suffocating entities giving the impression that we've laid our heads here before.
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He didn't wrap his hands around her and choke her, but he indirectly lead to the suffocating death of his brother and sister in the collapsed dungeons.
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Sea life is suffocating in a "dead zone" in the Gulf of Mexico that's the size of New Jersey—the largest dead zone ever measured on Earth.
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It's a bureaucracy suffocating you under an avalanche of regulations, guidelines, and checklists so you don't have time to think about the "why" of what you're doing.
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Its cramped corridors, suffocating odors, confusing signage, and baffling layout make the overall experience of traveling through Penn Station equal to a very invasive, very unnecessary surgery.
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Working without music and filming each scene as one long, unbroken take, Mungiu (4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days) immerses us in Romeo's panicked, suffocating mindset.
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And in principle, at least, they all also want to do it without suffocating the technological innovation and economic growth that the digital revolution has helped enable.
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"There was not a single ray of light coming in, and how I cried in the dark, suffocating coffin!" a recent participant wrote in a blog post.
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"Classroom Idea," another of Seo Taiji's songs that remains relevant, criticizes the school system for being so stringent and suffocating and more like a factory than anything.
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Luckily New York lost out to a Southern swamp in 1790 in the race to become the nation's capital city, sparing it the suffocating embrace of officialdom.
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It exists in a spatial vacuum and you shift them around the walls 90° at a time, hemming in Ao and Bo to an almost suffocating degree.
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So I saw firsthand what happens to kids when the failures of the world are imposed upon them and they're constantly suffocating under constant change or disruption.
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We want to show him how it can be suffocating and damaging, but there are positive ways we can address it because he's a perceptive, understanding person.
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What makes the scene more uncomfortable and touching is that as she wades into the suffocating surge of the cute and popular, no one even notices her.
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President Rouhani promised a nuclear deal, to escape the suffocating international sanctions over Iran's nuclear program that had depressed and distorted the economy and isolated the country.
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He found monastic life suffocating, longing for the spirit of the Renaissance that had taken hold in Italy, inspired by the newly awakened passion for classical wisdom.
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With suffocating defense, and 55 percent shooting, they gathered a double-digit second-half lead and never looked back, winning, 89-68, in a South Region matchup.
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At home in London with Colin (Brian Miskell), her husband, we see that Anna has traded one suffocating domestic setup for another, this time without the passion.
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And with the suffocating hand of a puritanical Islam being lifted, it's giving them a chance to think afresh about their country and their identity as Saudis.
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"We are only going to succeed when we finally break free from the suffocating embrace of our dying party politics," Mr. Stewart wrote in announcing his candidacy.
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An almost suffocating elegance suffuses it, every orthogonal street a sheer face of mute, balconied 18th-century facades, each wonderfully preserved in a kind of aristocratic amber.
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Unfortunately for Vesuvius' victims, that means they lived long enough to be baked alive in the stone boathouses while suffocating from toxic fumes, according to the researchers.
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Even in the face of a suffocating culture of repression, there are ways to be seen by one another, even if there aren't ways to openly exist.
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The Pros: After days of testing out synthetic insoles that left my arches swampy and suffocating, the Day Glove's buttery leather soles felt really, really, really nice.
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It will liberate the Democratic Party from the country's suffocating polarization and allow it to use government to address the vast array of problems facing the nation.
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For some people, such lessons are threatening, and their island's physical isolation becomes not suffocating, but protective — the world held at bay by the realities of geography.
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It's a suffocating plea and, from what I've seen, one of a few songs that slaps hard enough live to quieten the chatty fans near the back.
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"They are making it into a big prison and suffocating the area," Dr. Ammar Ghanem, a Syrian physician who grew up in the area, told VICE News.
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But he also reiterated that Iran is only interested in talks with the U.S. if suffocating economic sanctions are lifted, per Iran's semi-official Tasnim News Agency.
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Though the flashes between these women's darkest thoughts and the present day all happen at different times and under different circumstances, they're all startling and even suffocating.
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In reality, it can make those things look worse — suffocating skin, settling into lines, and looking like a big caky mess, despite how long you spend blending it.
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Hence all the poems about being drawn to her, suffocating in her embrace, and all the songs comparing drowning to love, which is usually quite a nice feeling.
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Relatives of Pham Tra My told the BBC they had been unable to contact the 26-year-old since receiving a text Tuesday night saying she was suffocating.
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Look for pieces in unique, minimalist shapes, with detailed engraving, and unexpected materials that speak for themselves without suffocating you while you're waiting on that hot subway platform.
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At home, however, he maintains a suffocating grip over his people, fretting that if he lets go, they will rise up and wipe out the ruling Tutsi elite.
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Hillary and her fellow Democrats want the suffocating cloud of suspicion to linger, and, given the enormous resources that Mueller has assembled, they will probably get their wish.
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Robert Icke's inventive adaptation of Chekhov's "Uncle Vanya," which opened this week at the Almeida Theater, is a slow, suffocating study in hostility building beneath layers of inertia.
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This crackdown is by no means separable from the suffocating atmosphere of fear and abuse experienced by all Egyptians on a daily basis, regardless of their sexual orientations.
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Mr Bucklew worries that if the execution impairs his breathing, a tumour in his throat could bleed, suffocating him for several minutes before the lethal injection kills him.
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Every so often as I'm lying in bed, the memory of asking her that pops into my head, and I feel like suffocating myself with my own pillow.
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" It added that the "regime's killing machine has claimed the lives of thousands of civilians and has placed a suffocating siege on the liberated areas of Aleppo City.
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Deji was just a kid caught up in the suffocating cycle of living up to the increasingly extreme expectations of a growing audience he desperately wanted to please.
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These minor shifts led directly into the physical symptoms of a panic attack: suffocating and choking sensations, tightness in the chest, racing heart, dizziness, and feelings of unreality.
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The laws are simply suffocating during this initial phase, and the exhausting effort to get our company up and running could have been better spent developing our product.
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And when I rinsed it off, it did leave a residual coat of moisture — courtesy of grapeseed and coconut oils — but it didn't feel suffocating in the slightest.
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These big exes aren't just people—they are the cities we move to, the offices made to feel suffocating, the mirrors through which we come to know ourselves.
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Her PG-rated world is often colorful and inventive, managing to feature a bleak alternate timeline without succumbing to the industry's artistically suffocating color palette: teal and gold.
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Desperate to find an open teammate and feeling the pressure of a suffocating defense, Waiters rammed his right elbow into Ginobili's chest to create some much-needed space.
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Mere hours beforehand, thousands were fleeing the city in panic, many abandoning their cars and running through the woods to escape the rapidly-encroaching heat and suffocating smoke.
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But "the publicity will be suffocating" wherever the case is tried, said Jeffrey Lichtman, a high-profile New York City attorney who is not part of the case.
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Spotlight is on Bolsonaro Bolsonaro, who once said that Brazil's environmental policies were "suffocating" its economy, took office pledging to open up the Amazon rainforest to business development.
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Several years ago, after the funeral of B. B. King , he was overcome not only with grief for a friend but also with a suffocating sense of responsibility.
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Moreover, she has for years promoted unrealistic austerity measures that are suffocating any possibility of recovery and are creating millions of economic refugees (like me and my family).
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For men, the problem is that the whole tailcoat get-up, with its cumbersome jacket, fussy shirt and suffocating bow tie, is too hot, too confining, too awkward.
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Did you find all of the maleness, all the focus on male sexuality, limiting, or maybe suffocating — or is that a caricature of what Roth is all about?
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However, nearly halfway through the 20193 season, this year's Patriots haven't been defined by Tom Brady and a systematic, unstoppable offense, but rather by their historically suffocating defense.
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Spain has also decentralized to a significant degree; no visitor to Barcelona perceives a city suffering from a lack of self-confidence or the suffocating tutelage of Madrid.
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Mr. al-Sarout was among hundreds of rebel fighters evacuated from Homs in 2014 after a suffocating government siege ended with a surrender deal and a cease-fire.
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But over time the suffocating nature of repression also tends to breed resentment and resistance, and those in turn can bring about even more repressive methods of control.
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Kabul Dispatch KABUL, Afghanistan — On some days, life as a young woman in Kabul can feel suffocating for Hadis Lessani Delijam, a 17-year-old high school senior.
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Editorial For nearly a decade, Greece has struggled under suffocating debt, which now totals more than 300 billion euros ($338 billion), or nearly double its annual economic output.
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Veteran tango dancers say the 15-minute stretches can turn into agony when a male partner's embrace feels suffocating — or when his hand wanders well beneath the waistline.
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Over 20 seasons, he won five championship rings and forged an extraterrestrial reputation as a suffocating defender and one of the greatest scorers to ever bounce a Spalding.
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"The Kelloggs" is markedly less successful at illuminating the remarkable accomplishments of the bitter and taciturn Will Keith Kellogg once he escaped the suffocating grip of his brother.
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Proxima c (if it exists) is probably not habitable — given its distance from its star, the planet is probably freezing or shrouded in a suffocating hydrogen-helium atmosphere.
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Life in New York, which in my mind a month before had felt suffocating and hopeless, with its persistent goal-setting and endless notifications from devices, felt distant.
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On a local Facebook page, SOMa Lounge, residents complained that the pilot ban hamstrung their gardeners, leaving their yards looking unkempt, with grass suffocating beneath piles of clippings.
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Anyone convicted of intentionally crushing, burning, drowning, suffocating, impaling or otherwise seriously harming an animal would face federal felony charges, fines and up to seven years in prison.
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"I found my emotions swinging between fuming rage and suffocating despair at the indignity of the invasion of France," he wrote, referring to the immigrants he saw there.
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To people who see themselves as part of the opposition to a suffocating feminist establishment, cracking misogynistic jokes and ogling women in bikinis seem like acts of rebellion.
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According to police, retired monk Dale Tacheny called them in 2002 to say that a priest he'd once counseled in the 1960s had confessed to suffocating an unnamed woman.
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"Accidents regularly occur with machine operators getting trapped, workers cleaning underground waste tanks suffocating from toxic fumes, or workers drowning in toxic sludge at the tannery premises," it said.
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These boxes, claustrophobic to a feeling of wholeness and suffocating to self-love, leave many of us without the freedom, expression and acceptance of the full spectrum of identity.
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Back in the day, getting an updo involved spending hours in a salon chair, getting your scalp poked with black hairpins, and nearly suffocating in a cloud of hairspray.
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In the mid-20th century American lawmakers started requiring fridge-makers to use magnetic strips instead of latches after reports of children climbing into disused fridges and suffocating inside.
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Last summer, a severe red tide similarly damaged a smaller section of the Gulf, with a surplus of algae suffocating marine life and leaving beaches riddled with fish carcasses.
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Amy Adams' Camille Preaker guzzled vodka, took drugs with her teen sister (Eliza Scanlen), and skulked around her suffocating Missouri hometown in shrouds of black clothing on Sharp Objects.
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But the most gruesome part isn't even the kill: To get it down without suffocating, the python shoves its own windpipe out of its mouth like a feast-snorkel.
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From bowel-loosening doom to antagonistic punk rock and suffocating noise, guitar distortion and amplification are air in the lungs for some of the most influential music ever made.
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Suffocating summer heat has followed two years of lower-than-average rainfall in Rome, forcing the Italian capital to close drinking fountains and consider the prospect of water rationing.
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That nobody was seriously injured — let alone killed — is fortunate, because now the internet can carve this beast for its various meaty cuts without the suffocating weight of shame.
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For the older Amal, Nick is long gone, her attraction for him having turned into a suffocating existence just as unrewarding as what she would have faced in Egypt.
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The suffocating weight of hundreds of pounds of fishing gear and being unable to properly feed leaves little energy for a right whale to bring a calf to term.
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Detroit LionsOne thing to know: The Packers rebounded in a big way from a loss to Philly in Week 4, forcing three turnovers and generally suffocating the Cowboys' offense.
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That would entail a reversal of the authoritarian tactics that Mr. Erdogan has pursued for five years — suffocating the press, demonizing opponents, taming the judiciary and imposing religious conservatism.
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More important, we get to see Harry as a father — and his teenage son Albus's efforts to cope with the suffocating expectations that come with having a famous father.
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I found some temporary solace near a row of action figures, underneath a mammoth vent fan, ostensibly tasked with circulating air in the suffocating depths of the mega-mart.
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She admits to finding the present day music industry and the rules record labels often impose suffocating, or lacking in any true concern for the artist at the centre.
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That study also found that many families are suffocating under mountains of stuff, with 75 percent of them using their garages as storage rather than to park their car.
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Timchenko went on to found the Meduza Project news startup in Latvia to provide a professional home for exiled Russian reporters frustrated at the suffocating media culture under Putin.
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Scheer's speculation that Cecilia wasn't really trying to kill herself, she simply wanted to get out of the house and escape the confines of her beautiful, suffocating suburban prison.
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The black smoke is bold and mealy across the tongue; blue offers suffocating sourness, while white has subtle notes of the bus boarding area at New York's Port Authority.
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CARAMANICA Blissed-out but not blissful synth-pop from the Australian singer Hatchie, "Stay With Me" is viscous and shimmering, but also so lush it verges on the suffocating.
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You saw it in each series, as the Raptors systematically eliminated Orlando, Philadelphia and Milwaukee, playing suffocating defense as Leonard led the way on both ends of the court.
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The Argentine peso lost half of its value against the dollar last year, prompting the central bank to lift interest rates to a commerce-suffocating level above 3303 percent.
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It rolled by, however, and in suffocating tension Pettersen sized up her putt before sending the ball straight into the middle of the cup, sparking delirium around the course.
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Hundreds of people affected Anti-government activists claimed Syrian military helicopters dropped barrel bombs filled with chemicals on the town, suffocating some residents and sending others into violent convulsions.
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While the opposition-led Congress has few powers to overhaul President Nicolas Maduro's suffocating economic controls, it plans to use its new perch to pile pressure on the government.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - From the houses to the noodles, South Korea's Oscar winning movie "Parasite" tells its story of a suffocating class struggle through the sights and smells of Seoul.
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He has also repeatedly said that the company has a "suffocating bureaucracy" that is stalling progress and that reorganizing the company into three global business units would reduce complexity.
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Police said that Chapman confessed to later zip-tying Feden's hands and feet to a signpost in the desert before suffocating her by duct taping her nose and mouth.
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And speaking of Spock: I'm speculating that we're all going to skip over him holding crew members who wanted to stop Burnham's suffocating at phaserpoint while disobeying direct orders.
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For him as for most playwrights, the conjoint themes of society and self — twined in an embrace that is intimate yet suffocating — are the basis of all great theater.
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We personally hate when a delivery order of fried chicken arrives suffocating inside a styrofoam takeout container that's just dripping with condensation, getting all that nice crispy skin disgustingly waterlogged.
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Renters are dehumanized, reduced to line items in the balance sheets of landlords who retain absolute, suffocating power over them, controlling where they'll rest their heads on a given night.
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The 76ers' suffocating defense continued throughout the third until a late 9-0 run by the Nets to end the period, giving Philadelphia a 97-43 lead after the quarter.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Eight migrants including six children were found dead on Monday after suffocating from petrol fumes while packed into a lorry container on the west Libyan coast, authorities said.
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It's also a place for anyone who can cough up $303,230 for the privilege of Mar-a-Lagoing alongside other rich folks who like warmth and suffocating amounts of humidity.
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The Okies chugging west to California, through busted boomtowns and away from the clouds of dust suffocating their homes, inspired Guthrie's words as he rode the rails with his guitar.
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A 33-year-old mother is facing criminal charges in New Jersey, where police allege she overdosed on heroin before rolling over on her 13-month-old son, suffocating him.
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For her, much more so than these eminent antecedents, a sense of apartness grows into a suffocating sense of irreversible damnation, a sentence on which she deliberates over and over.
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The investor, who is being advised by former P&G CFO Clayton Daley, has been pushing the company to cut costs more efficiently as well as eliminate its "suffocating bureaucracy".
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A Philadelphia woman is being held by Florida authorities after allegedly admitting to suffocating her 7-month-old son and 3-year-old daughter using a bed sheet, PEOPLE confirms.
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Lira bears also suffered a flashback of their suffocating March squeeze as the authorities moved to keep a lid on volatility by restricting the supply of lira to overseas counterparts.
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The Clippers are off to a franchise-best 7-1 start behind suffocating defense but that lone defeat was to the Thunder, 85-83 in Los Angeles on Nov. 2.
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I was momentarily elated that the world was no longer a suffocating black cloak wrapped around my head—but I realized quickly that I did not recognize anything around me.
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This is going to help you in your work, in solving problems and the heavy weight of negativity surrounding you—I call it the suffocating rubber clown suit of negativity.
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"The fire in the debris continues to cause a hindrance in the rescue work and is possibly suffocating victims trapped in confined spaces," said Mumbai Fire Brigade Chief P.S. Rahangdale.
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Specifically Bishop is advocating a plan to create dependency on imported natural gas alongside Wall Street-friendly policies that would essentially leave the island suffocating under a mountain of debt.
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RELATED: Mount Agung eruptions are suffocating island's economy On Wednesday morning, the volcano continued to belch black smoke into the surrounding area, amid fears another larger eruption could still occur.
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At a time when "terror"—and the propaganda that surrounded it—seemed an omniscient force and resulted in shared, suffocating anxiety and fear, Newgrounds took aim and made it funny.
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When dark color schemes are used in smaller rooms, it can create a suffocating feeling as though the walls are closing in on what is already a space-challenged room.
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But if I can go back to that minor cause, "you're not suffocating my darling, you just have a little cold," I don't have to spin all the way out.
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It's a fatal disease with no cure, where the lungs progressively deteriorate from increased mucus and chronic infections, leading to either a slow suffocating death or a double lung transplant.
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From the joyless frenzy of its opening number — which rhymes "velvet rope" with "grind and grope" — "This Ain't No Disco" wears its retributive grimness like a suffocating, Lycra spandex shroud.
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White House The White House and Senate leaders came to an 11th-hour bipartisan agreement on the hotly contested, much-anticipated $2 trillion stimulus deal to bolster the suffocating economy.
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But even some critics of Kuroda concede he scored one resounding success: His stimulus wiped out the economic gloom that had been suffocating Japan before he arrived on the scene.
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At his best, Cilic can be suffocating, as he sometimes was in his quarterfinal match against Rafael Nadal before Nadal retired with an inner hip injury in the fifth set.
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They manage to be both tight enough to smooth me out and loose enough that I can bend over, squat, sit all day, and pick up my cat without suffocating.
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"The Cost of Living" is about how Levy escaped a suffocating marriage and, at roughly age 50, began to take herself seriously as an artist and as an individual soul.
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A longtime favorite of champions of the Russian director Aleksei German (1938-2013), this bleak, vulgar and suffocating-by-design 1998 period piece is only now getting a formal release.
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Iraq's top Shi'ite cleric, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, expressed solidarity with protesters, saying they faced an "extreme lack of public services" such as electricity in the suffocating summer heat.
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Brittany Pilkington, 27, was scheduled to stand trial in early 2020, but instead, she pleaded guilty Tuesday to involuntary manslaughter and murder for suffocating her boys in three separate incidents.
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He jokes about the fact that he feels so liberated from his suffocating relationship that he would like to send a thank-you letter to his ex's late-night lover.
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But South Carolina took control immediately with its suffocating defense, limiting the Huskies to 1-of-16 shooting to lead by 11-2 at the end of the first period.
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Season 5, Netflix, June 9 The most important thing to remember from last season is that a prison guard killed Poussey, by kneeling on her back and eventually suffocating her.
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Unfolding over one acutely distressing workday, "The Assistant" is less a #MeToo story than a painstaking examination of the way individual slights can coalesce into a suffocating miasma of harassment.
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After Casey Anthony was acquitted of suffocating her 2-year-old daughter in 2011, one juror quit her job and moved due to death threats she received, Hannaford-Agor said.
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"The Cost of Living" is about how she escaped a suffocating marriage and, at roughly age 50, began to take herself seriously as an artist and as an individual soul.
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They are both excellent, making it clear that their different responses to their servitude — awakening rebellion in his case, obdurate resignation in hers — are cut from the same suffocating cloth.
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It's true that Ms. Hamoud deftly portrays the world of modern, urban Palestinian women — the world to which she belongs — and explores how they are affected by constrictive, suffocating traditions.
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MAASTRICHT, The Netherlands — It has been said that the last thing a fish understands as it dies suffocating after being pulled from the sea is that it lives in water.
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A day earlier, on the same stage, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif accused Saudi Arabia of blocking ceasefire efforts in Syria, "suffocating" Qatar, destabilizing Lebanon and supporting Islamic State.
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Funk workout "Keep it Together," one of two tracks she co-wrote with another frequent collaborator, Stephen Bray, explores how family ties can feel suffocating and comforting at the same time.
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Iraq's top Shi'ite cleric, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, had expressed solidarity with protesters, saying they faced an "extreme lack of public services" such as electricity in the suffocating summer heat.
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A police source tells PEOPLE that Lindsay Johnson, a 20-year-old sophomore from Monee, Illinois, stands accused of suffocating her newborn boy moments after giving birth in her dormitory's bathroom.
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Rallying cry sparks a movement The "I can't breathe" phrase reflected the suffocating frustration with what activists said was a lack of police accountability after police killings of unarmed African Americans.
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The Terrapins (2-0) struggled through a mistake-filled first half, finishing with 14 penalties for 139 yards, before taking command thanks to a ground game and a suddenly suffocating defense.
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The activist investor has criticized P&G, saying that the company's transformation is being hindered by its "suffocating bureaucracy" and has proposed shrinking P&G's businesses into three largely autonomous units.
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There are tens and tens and tens of thousands of brief asides and melodramatic declarations, all of them ancient and bizarre, and the unbearable heat of the cyber history is suffocating.
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I try to avoid anything that feels too heavy or suffocating — I like full-coverage base makeup, so I want everything to blend together well and feel as light as possible.
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If the movie were a satire, which it should be, the vanity and snobbery of Luc and his circle of friends, many of them in their 30s, wouldn't be so suffocating.
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A video showing two soldiers and a federal police agent partially suffocating a woman with a plastic bag has strengthened long-standing allegations that Mexican security forces systematically violate human rights.
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"We will need to renegotiate EU agreements to stop Italy suffocating," League leader Matteo Salvini said on Saturday after a day of talks with his 22.8-Star counterpart Luigi Di Maio.
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North Korea's Foreign Ministry said the resolutions were an infringement on its legitimate right to self-defense and aimed at "completely suffocating its state and people through full-scale economic blockade".
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I still feel the anxiety creeping in before exams, when the familiar suffocating feeling returns, and I have to remind myself that my entire future is not dependent on one exam.
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"The coronavirus can destroy the small air sacs in the lungs, preventing them from passing oxygen to the blood — suffocating patients from the inside," the Center for Public Integrity report said.
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His 6-3, 20163-6 (4), 6-216 victory over Juan Martín del Potro under a closed roof at Arthur Ashe Stadium was a brilliant display of Djokovic's suffocating skill set.
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Where Florence was a slow, suffocating steamroller, leisurely drowning small towns and midsize cities with days of torrential rain, Michael is a hit-and-run storm, puffing hard and moving quickly.
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She figured the animals would enjoy some fresh air, and she would enjoy a much-needed escape from her sometimes-suffocating position as the leading American in the women's golf rankings.
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Once you establish these boundaries, the things you have less control over — the onslaught of cards, the way your father-in-law greets you — will very likely feel far less suffocating.
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Andrew Cuomo's hands are a good start on two of New York's eternal quests: finding ways to subsidize New York mass transit and ease the suffocating traffic on Manhattan's busiest streets.
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Some may find this quiet corner of the Santa Croce neighborhood too far from the action — although a visit to the Rialto Bridge, with its suffocating crowds, might change your mind.
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Usually racing out of the blocks and suffocating opponents, Federer has lost the first set in his opening two rounds at a major for the first time ever in his career.
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It was a penetrating, suffocating heat we weren't familiar with in America — especially in New York, where my father had been superintendent at West Point before taking over in South Vietnam.
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British sociability can often be a perilous obstacle course of implicit obligation; where the goal of social occasions is to emerge unscathed without being caught in a web of suffocating reciprocity.
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To wit, while resigned to a dreary future of suffocating banalities and unsatisfying work, even the most financially well-off Americans seemingly lurch thoughtlessly from one personal forfeiture to the next.
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Related: Fine dust and toxic smog are suffocating these Asian countries Yodpetch added that the situation will be reassessed again on Sunday to determine if schools would stay closed next week.
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The second-seeded Spurs had 13 steals and nine blocked shots - All-Star small forward Kawhi Leonard had four steals and three blocks - as they pulled away behind their suffocating defense.
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If President Trump signs the bill, which has already been passed by the House, authorities will be able to prosecute people for crushing, burning, drowning, suffocating, impaling, or sexually exploiting animals.
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You might at any point land on a world filled with verdant grassland, quiet forests, or a suffocating smog that makes finding a place to set your ship down almost impossible.
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The Trump administration has undermined the fight against climate change by suffocating facts and science on government websites, according to a federal watchdog group that monitors thousands of government pages for changes.
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" With the backing of the President, Gorsuch and other deregulators were in position to act, to stop what the Wall Street Journal called the "the suffocating creep of the bureaucracy over business.
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You know they're out there, because you've seen them in photos: They're jeans that lie absolutely flat across your stomach, breaking just enough to suggest that the woman underneath isn't actually suffocating.
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The lira's 2018 plunge triggered a deep recession, and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government may see the attraction of suffocating an offshore market it believes to be a hotbed of destabilising speculation.
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Except, of course, it's PJ Harvey, so instead of just wailing about swollen breasts and suffocating PMS, she wraps the whole thing in gorgeously creeping metaphors about bruised fruit and trailing linen.
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"July saw the UK manufacturing sector suffocating under the choke-hold of slower global economic growth, political uncertainty and the unwinding of earlier Brexit stockpiling activity," IHS Markit economist Rob Dobson said.
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Ted Deutch, D-West Boca, and Vern Buchanan, R-Sarasota, reintroduced the bipartisan bill in an effort to make sexually exploiting, "crushing, burning, drowning, suffocating and impaling animals" felonies under federal law.
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Amid this suffocating environment, I've been finding a lot of comfort in music by women who sing candidly about fucking—especially when they've got electric guitars slung around themselves like AK-47s.
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Officials could also consider reducing pole attachment fees – the rental rates paid by Internet providers to the government for attaching fiber-optic Internet cables to electric poles – and cutting suffocating red tape.
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Any amount of debt can feel suffocating and even insurmountable given that the average annual percentage rate (APR) is creeping toward 18%, but there are ways to get out from under it.
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The difference, both ironic and awful, is that while Regan MacNeil is possessed by a demon, Anna O'Donnell is possessed by the suffocating dogma of the church in which she was raised.
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So, after the rebuffed Obama administration pleadings to stop suffocating Europe with Berlin-imposed fiscal austerity on deeply depressed economies, America's new government has been trying to do what Europeans don't dare.
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The campaign of killing the nation's greatest treasure, its young and its educated, has scored a win -- at least for this day filled with the suffocating grief of what might have been.
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They have paired this offense with a suffocating defense that's not only easily the best this season; it stacks up well with some of the greatest defenses the league has ever seen.
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One of them, however, altered his story for the first time on the stand and said that although Gallagher stabbed the victim, he caused the victim's death by suffocating him, not Gallagher.
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But probably it's that I'm comforted by the parts of the past where something giant and immutable looms above the modern bustle and the suffocating crowds, like it's standing outside of time.
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It transformed all the weird, incomprehensible threads of Destiny lore into a playground for the imagination, where stories and characters could thrive without suffocating under the Chosen One narrative around the player.
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Switched on for a few hours, usually to cool a room where the whole family sleeps, it transforms life in this suffocating concrete labyrinth where the heat reached 117 degrees in May.
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In an atmosphere in which a thousand future exiles were suffocating in rooms designed to host cocktail parties, I joined a group of some 30 refugees who were reading it aloud together.
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By the time I was in my early 20s, a recovering missionary's daughter, all the questions that I couldn't answer about that experience — about privilege, inequity, failure, strength, sorrow, beauty — felt suffocating.
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It's important to think about the AHCA in economic terms, because the GOP has spent years telling voters that the law it would replace, the Affordable Care Act, was suffocating the economy.
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In July, Peltz made public his frustrations with the company's lagging stock price and its "suffocating bureaucracy" and said he was seeking a board seat, a demand the company has turned down.
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One of the best has to do with his henpeckedshoe-salesman father, who briefly frees himself from his wife's suffocating influence by taking the part of Mr. Bones in a minstrel show.
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The US Consumer Product and Safety Commission (CPSC) recalled four brands of infant sleepers due of the risk of babies suffocating in them, according to a new report from NBC New York.
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The money is aiding a process that scientists say destroys ecosystems, displaces indigenous communities and covers the region each year in a thick, suffocating smog that stretches from Jakarta to Hong Kong.
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Instead of caring for its own people, the Iranian regime focuses all of its energy on suffocating their cry, murdering protesters, while choking off communication via the internet and social media apps.
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Newly energized, suddenly suffocating defensively, and with the instant firepower of Carmelo Anthony charging them, the Knicks outscored the Nets by 211 points over the second half for a 220-963 victory.
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China's drive for electric vehicles, driven in part to combat often suffocating urban smog, has put pressure on Japan's Toyota Motor Corp to re-think its earlier scepticism about battery-electric technology.
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Just south of the capital Hanoi, the once-peaceful and clean beach of Da Loc in Vietnam's Thanh Hoa province, has been slowly suffocating under the weight of plastic waste for decades.
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In recent months, a number of male rock musicians and hip-hop artists have released songs that rail against the most suffocating notions of what it can mean to be a man.
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"Those who think that waving billions of dollars can lure Lebanon, which is under the weight of a suffocating economic crisis, into succumbing or bartering over its principles are mistaken," he said.
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That we couldn't leave the digital world even in one of the most remote regions on the planet felt suffocating, and somehow made the Himalayan graveyard I was sitting in feel less real.
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The passengers realized they were in danger of suffocating, so they banged on the doors, screamed and shouted to get the driver's attention, an investigating judge told an earlier court hearing last year.
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"In that moment, I realized...I'd been kind of holding my breath and suffocating myself," he says, adding that the liberating nature of Float also helped him develop his drag persona, named SOL.
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Moreover, they are winning in the most visually compelling style since perhaps the "Showtime" Los Angeles Lakers of the 1980s, an up-tempo carnival of long-range sharpshooting, transition baskets and suffocating defence.
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With their dad passed out on the sofa (the sleeping pills apparently did serve that function), they allegedly tried to remedy the failure by suffocating him with a pillow, the Washington Post reported.
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Michael McCarthy, the then-boyfriend of the girl's mother Rachelle Bond, has been charged with first-degree murder for allegedly killing Bella, either by suffocating her or punching her in the stomach repeatedly.
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And when Mia finally gets that final chance to shine, free of restrictions and Sebastian's suffocating self-doubt, Stone's voice goes from slight to full-throated, insisting on its right to be there.
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It's a suffocating 33 degrees [91 degrees Fahrenheit] in the holy town of Pushkar, India, but the five men seated before me are dressed in full suits with serious looks on their faces.
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We all want clean water for our children, clean air for them to breathe, and to not worry about our families getting buried miles deep in a coal mine and suffocating to death.
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Against the Lakers at Staples Center, he spent much of the evening in the suffocating presence of Avery Bradley, a 10-year veteran and one of the best perimeter defenders in the league.
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No matter how good a superhero movie is these days, it feels gross to know that your dollars are going towards propping up a franchise system that is, knotweed-like, suffocating the industry.
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The Spartans (7-2, 2-0 Big Ten) were solid defensively in the first half, but in the second, they were suffocating, forcing the Hawkeyes to miss 19 of their first 20 shots.
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It opens with a woman and a man lying around in bed, enjoying each other, and then it transitions to the woman suffocating the man with a pillow out of nowhere (very relatable).
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There is also a mounting push to reduce air pollution that is suffocating urban populations and a worldwide drive to curb greenhouse gas emissions to stave off the worst effects of climate change.
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Mr. Mahathir, 303, was voted into office with a mandate that included getting the country out from under its suffocating debt — roughly $230 billion of it, some of it owed to Chinese companies.
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This time, protest leaders say, they need at least three years to prepare voter rolls, but also to allow a stunted political system to re-establish itself after three decades of suffocating dictatorship.
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It all came to a head in the late-2000s, when a group of promoters, DJs, and club owners started to call for the re-evaluation of restrictive legislation suffocating local club culture.
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And a growing number of them are fed up with being told how to live their lives by old, corrupt or suffocating clerics — and they want to bury 1979 and everything it brought.
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Also obtained by The Times, the report described cocaine levels in Mr. Mitchel's bloodstream "twice that commonly accepted to have a fatal outcome," causing his lungs to fill with blood and suffocating him.
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A dominating, suffocating presence in Turkish politics, he has survived mass protests, a renewed Kurdish insurgency in the country's southeast and massive blowback from his intervention in the Syrian civil war next door.
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Ance has a website detailing around 600 construction projects worth some 36 billion euros ($000 billion), including the Genoa bypass, that it says are blocked, more often than not because of suffocating bureaucracy.
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So far, the court has not heard that he called for an ambulance or, it seems, paid any attention to the fact that the young woman he was strangling was suffocating and died.
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With its suffocating humidity and daytime temperatures hovering around 38 degrees Celsius, Doha weather has been widely discussed among athletes and athletics officials and seen as a cause for concern in some events.
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Rome's transport system is suffocating under debts and should declare bankruptcy, the outgoing head of the public company said at the weekend, piling pressure on the 5-Star Movement which runs city hall.
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Miami, which occupies the seventh playoff spot in the Eastern Conference, throttled the Knicks with suffocating defense and an offense led by Goran Dragic, who scored 123 points and dished out 9 assists.
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Despite early foul trouble by point guard Ashton Hagans, Kentucky's suffocating defense forced LSU into 33-percent shooting (9 of 27) and contained Waters' ability to direct the offense and drive into the lane.
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The Oshkosh woman also allegedly confessed to suffocating a 6-month-old boy in March 1984 and a 2-month-old girl in February 1985 while babysitting them in Milwaukee, according to the complaint.
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Image: Pompeii Archaeological ParkLike many of Pompeii's inhabitants, the horses likely suffered a "fierce and terrible end," in the words of Osanna, suffocating from the falling ash and hot, noxious clouds of volcanic gas.
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It was a suffocating state of constancy, because unlike when other upsetting things happened in my life (when my dad died, when Trump won), I couldn't fake myself into a half-hour of peace.
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Prosecutors say Pilkington confessed to jealously killing her three young sons over the course of 13 months, suffocating them with a blanket because her husband paid them more attention than he did their daughter.
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Walt's (Jessica Jones villain David Tennant) birthday party is a claustrophobic, suffocating time — mostly due to the ultra type-A machinations of his mommy blogger wife, Kathryn (Jennifer Garner) — and that's the whole point.
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Even if certain parts of the ocean are responsive to iron, Anderson said that deliberate fertilization could have dangerous side effects—like stripping the deep ocean of oxygen and suffocating everything that lives there.
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While the constant notifications between snaps, posts, updates, tweets and texts can seem downright suffocating at times, it's undeniably handy to be able to shoot off a quick message (or 10) to your sweetie.
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The 2014 Times Square protest was launched after a grand jury failed to indict Daniel Pantaleo, the Staten Island police officer filmed choking Eric Garner while he shouted "I can't breathe" moments before suffocating.
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In the summer before the Iran hostage crisis, while seeking to address suffocating inflation, soaring unemployment and an energy crisis, President Carter delivered his infamous "Malaise Speech" in a surrender-address to the nation.
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As her first order of business, DeVos could best serve the cause of expanded school choice by first clearing away the suffocating controls the U.S. Education Department (USED) continues to exert on local schools.
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"Working for a micromanager can be a suffocating experience," Amanda Augustine of TopResume tells CNBC Make It. A majority of workers say it's the a boss can have, according to a survey by Comparably.
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A New Jersey woman who allegedly killed her ill husband by suffocating him with a plastic bag will be tried for a second time after her 2011 aggravated manslaughter conviction was overturned last month.
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But Ms. Pawinee said the junta typically uses interrogation methods that are harder to trace, nearly suffocating detainees with plastic bags, for example, or arresting their family members as a form of psychological torture.
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The nomination comes after Puerto Ricans took to the streets for weeks to voice mounting frustration over years of corruption and mismanagement on issues ranging from suffocating debt to the response to Hurricane Maria.
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It's part of canonical heavy metal history now that, for example, without Reagan and his suffocating policies, 80s thrash metal would've been toothless and that 80s punk would've had far less to sneer about.
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More than 7003 men have accused Burge and his officers of administering beatings, shocking them on their lips and genitals with a cattle prod, staging mock executions, and suffocating them to elicit false confessions.
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More than 100 men have accused Burge and his officers of administering beatings, shocking them on their lips and genitals with a cattle prod, staging mock executions, and suffocating them to elicit false confessions.
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" Erin Quill, an original Broadway cast member of "Avenue Q," described the atmosphere this way: "Like a suffocating hug from people who love you just as much as if they gave birth to you.
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By suffocating Simmons with playoff-tested defenders, and by choking off his passing lanes, the Celtics have reminded Simmons that he would benefit from developing some semblance of an outside shot this off-season.
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" When asked how these resolutions affect his daily life, Gawron said, "Physical violence is rare but you are accompanied by a constant fear of it erupting, compounded by the suffocating atmosphere and verbal aggression.
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A dance exploring the notion of homage — as a guiding force and sometimes a suffocating one — "Elizabeth" is full of quotations from choreographers, including Wigman, Isadora Duncan, José Limón, Yvonne Rainer and Trisha Brown.
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Julia is a Mexican-American Chicago teen suffocating under the expectations of her undocumented parents — particularly her mother, who has little regard or understanding for Julia's dreams of leaving home and becoming a writer.
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It's often difficult to draw a line from statewide economic policy to the classroom, but the story that's emerging from these teacher strikes is clear: Ideologues are suffocating public education — and teachers have had enough.
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The verdict: What seems like a heavy, potentially suffocating balm is exactly what I need in winter months; according to the packaging, which says "for dry to very dry skin types", I'm the perfect candidate.
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Pelosi's legendary grip on her Democratic troops is facing perhaps its most significant test over her reluctance to swiftly initiate impeachment hearings against Trump, even as he mounts a suffocating effort to thwart Democratic investigations.
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Previous studies have shown the same thing, citing "thermally induced fulminant shock" as a typical cause of death, as opposed to getting slammed by a wall of ash, suffocating, or getting clobbered by a boulder.
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They did it with suffocating defense at the point of South Carolina's attack with Moriah Jefferson and inside with Breanna Stewart and, especially, Morgan Tuck, who dominated South Carolina's 210-foot-26 center, Alaina Coates.
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Chinese sources describe a suffocating sense that—just as moderate prosperity comes within reach—a declining America now questions China's right to achieve that wealth, whether by building strong armed forces or developing advanced technology.
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Though we don't see Beck's death here (in the book, Joe shoves pages of a book down her throat, suffocating her) it's deeply impactful because women die at the hands of men like Joe, everyday.
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Heavy afternoon rains around Tryon, North Carolina that made the trail unsafe combined with temperatures hovering near 85 Fahrenheit (30 Celsius) and suffocating humidity to force officials to halt one of the opening day's events.
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"Those who think that waving billions of dollars can lure Lebanon, which is under the weight of a suffocating economic crisis, into succumbing or bartering over its principles are mistaken," parliament speaker, Nabih Berri, said.
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It's been in development for two years, and the brand has focused on creating truly comfortable shapewear that won't completely cut off your circulation or have that vaguely suffocating effect (as shapewear frequently has, unfortunately).
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Here's how a mission scientist described its foul stench:The perfume of 67P/C-G is quite strong, with the odour of rotten eggs (hydrogen sulphide), horse stable (ammonia), and the pungent, suffocating odour of formaldehyde.
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LONDON (Reuters) - As if a suffocating weight has been lifted from her shoulders, new grand slam champion Simona Halep reckons she feels free to target her next great ambition — winning an Olympic medal for Romania.
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But Dean can't stand the suffocating front, and this is, after all, reality TV: The father and son start to get into their past issues, which seem far too entrenched to cover in one night.
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ROME (Reuters) - Rome's transport system is suffocating under debts and should declare bankruptcy, the outgoing head of the public company said at the weekend, piling pressure on the 13-Star Movement which runs city hall.
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He also revealed that they provided Jon Snow actor Kit Harington with a "safe word so that we could call it off at any point" to shoot the most suffocating moment in the Bolton battle.
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Featuring a Charmed-era Rose McGowan, this story of three girls "accidentally" suffocating their best friend and then doing a makeover to cover up their crime is a cult classic with lots of seductive style.
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The film picks up with Toula (Vardalos) and Ian's (John Corbett) daughter Paris (Elena Kampouris) in her senior year of high school, suffocating under the strain of her ever-present, roving circus of a family.
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These ideas, when addressed in works of fiction, can sometimes carry a suffocating self-seriousness, but when tackled in a "it's all a cosmic joke" style, humor and pathos can bubble up and surprise you.
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Like the British, many Americans voted for Donald Trump as a protest; to rebel and throw off a status quo that felt suffocating and congealed with the greasy corrupt politicking of a complacent bureaucracy class.
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Other than its strong premiere, Sam Esmail's techno-thriller has otherwise taken its characters on a myriad of meandering storylines, chock full of suffocating exposition that, at times, has been hard, and uninteresting, to follow.
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Scientists speculate that these brief periods of wakefulness might have evolved so that we do not place ourselves in danger while asleep—suffocating under bedding, for example, or being vulnerable to attack by a predator.
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The second and third cars smashed into the tunnel wall, triggering a suffocating eruption that imprisoned passengers in a darkened jungle of steel dust and wood splinters, glass shards and iron beams projecting like bayonets.
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Nevertheless, like tens of thousands of asylum seekers like her, she has been made to endure the suffocating precarity of our criminal justice system despite never having committed, nor ever being accused of, a crime.
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That's the only way they can try to buy enough ventilators and hire enough ICU nurses and clear out enough hospital beds to be ready for a wave of hacking, gasping, suffocating Covid-19 patients.
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In Maryland, a bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced bills in the state House and Senate last week that would make intentionally suffocating or strangling someone a felony punishable by up to 25 years in prison.
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Failure to do so, he warned in a speech before the General Assembly on Friday, could result in war between the neighbors if Kashmiris push back against the suffocating presence of thousands of Indian troops.
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"We had to make the move of confronting him because people who were trapped inside a freezing room sent messages to us that the oxygen level was very low and they are suffocating," Puridet said.
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The nuclear agreement would never have been reached without such dialogue, and the deal has helped ease the suffocating, worldwide sanctions that brought the Iranian economy to a standstill and Tehran to the bargaining table.
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Sanders (I-Vt.) is the nominee, Democrats lose that advantage — and Trump will define all Democrats as crazy socialists — even communists — who want to destroy successful American capitalism and implement suffocating government to replace freedom.
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The British monarchy is an outdated system whose suffocating protocols would drive any sane person mad -- especially an independent person like Meghan Markle, who is used to having her own voice and her own career.
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This mask looks like a spikey instrument of S&M erotic torture, but actually transforms the artist's face into an instrument for making drawings that wildly escape the suffocating plushness of her body-restriction gear.
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Russia believes state spending could steer the oil-dependent economy through waning investment activity after the U.S. and other countries imposed financial sanctions in 13, causing sharp swings in the rouble and suffocating investment activity.
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But, perhaps, if two genuine friends like Kim Kardashian West and Jennifer Lopez can break through the suffocating crust of daily life to form a true friendship using Facebook's Portal TV, then so can you.
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Between the lines: There are potentially billions of dollars at stake in 2020 for Iran, which is suffocating under U.S. sanctions and knows Democrats are keen to re-enter or renegotiate the 2015 nuclear deal.
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Massive debt and suffocating price competition forced what was once India's biggest private-sector airline to halt operations in April at the cost of thousands of jobs, and resulting in higher airfares across the industry.
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We're stuck inside Aza's head and suffocating in the tightening gyre along with her to such a degree that, as the novel progresses, we become no more observant of the characters around her than she is.
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"Those who think that waving billions of dollars can lure Lebanon, which is under the weight of a suffocating economic crisis, into succumbing or bartering over its principles are mistaken," the parliament speaker, Nabih Berri, said.
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If, however, the prosecutor can find other evidence of the medic's guilt -- for example, if somebody had taken a cellphone video showing the medic actually suffocating the victim -- then the medic can be charged with murder.
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The complaint alleges that Moronez's own daughter reached out to Waukesha police three years ago and said she believed her mother had killed her brother, suffocating him in a garbage bag because he wouldn't stop crying.
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Two soldiers and three federal police officers have been ordered to stand trial for torture following the publication of a video in which three of them are seen partially suffocating a woman with a plastic bag.
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Its strings and voices surge and swell, recede only to rise once more, never suffocating moments of intimacy and perfectly accompanying set-piece-style occasions—you'll swear that these blue whales are dancing just for you.
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How many times have you discovered an item that you totally forgot about until you found it squished against the wall, suffocating under the weight of all the clothes you can see, but only infrequently wear?
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Many of us on the political left, desperate for a heroine in difficult times, were eager to put Manning on a pedestal — elevating her to the sort of suffocating heights that almost inevitably precede a fall.
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At the same time, they will be wary of suffocating innovation in the underlying distributed ledger technology and are likely to explore how regulators can strike a balance between investor protection and innovation, this person said.
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Similarly, rapper Zebra Katz has found the vague connections between his work and the subculture to be suffocating, in spite of his debut single, "Imma Read," which quotes gay slang born out of Harlem's ball scene.
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All of which winds up sounding a lot like Trachtenberg's recent horror movie 10 Cloverfield Lane, also about a protagonist trying to escape a suffocating relationship, an enclosed physical space, and a series of nested lies.
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This is strong language, and Justice Sotomayor closed with an allusion to the words Eric Garner uttered 11 times in 2014 while he was suffocating in a police chokehold in New York City: "I can't breathe".
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I told her my marriage had suffered — Eric's near-total reliance on me for emotional support was suffocating at times, and I often felt I had to choose between caring for him and caring for myself.
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On your right, you'll see John Kelly suffocating Jared Kushner with a pillow, and on your left, you'll see the claw marks on the wall left by Steve Bannon as they dragged him to the curb.
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Then we could sit back and let transformation emerge from within Iran, the only place it can emerge from, through its own people, who deserve better and eventually will get rid of this suffocating, rotten regime.
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In 2014, a number of women came forward to The Toronto Star, the country's largest newspaper, accusing the former rock star and radio host Jian Ghomeshi of punching, biting, choking and suffocating them while on dates.
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Elena (Margherita Mazzucco) and Lila (Gaia Girace), best friends and conscienceless rivals since they were the two smartest girls in first grade, both hope to escape the suffocating grip of their poor neighborhood in postwar Naples.
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It's a steamy romance with a side of con artistry, or maybe con artistry with a side of steamy romance — but either way, it's a juicy and dark drama that is not primarily miserable or suffocating.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — At least 65 people have died in recent days from a suffocating heat wave that has afflicted Karachi, Pakistan's sprawling southern port metropolis, the charitable foundation that runs the city's central morgue said Monday.
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Chicago rode its suffocating defense and a good-enough offense to the third-best record in the N.F.C., and its formula of forcing turnovers and running the ball tends to play well once January rolls around.
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Op-Ed Contributor After President Bashar al-Assad of Syria once again attacked his own citizens with poison gas, the civilized world recoiled in horror at images of children writhing in pain and suffocating to death.
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The Shockers didn't show any fatigue on Thursday night, holding Arizona to its lowest point total of the season with the suffocating defense that has become the team's signature, and cruising to a 212-123 victory.
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It is about ending the disgrace of hundreds of thousands of bright young people unable to go to college because their families are poor or working class, while millions more struggle with suffocating levels of student debt.
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Now, 15 years later, Nora comes back to that famously suffocating house a successful woman trying to tie up a few loose ends — and Metcalf is happy to get the chance to embody her this time around.
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Given the suffocating and oppressive political environment within Iran, the people of Iran, who are overwhelmingly opposed to the ruling theocracy, stand ready to overthrow the existing regime as soon as its repressive apparatus is sufficiently weakened.
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But by now, we've spent five years watching her trying again and again to arrange her life into the shape she wants, only to realize—again and again—that what she thought she wanted is suffocating her.
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But whether it's their ridiculously-good centers swatting down shots, the suffocating perimeter defense, or role players providing a spark off the bench, Team USA has shown that they dish out their own special blend of damage.
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Fine-tuning the economy with interest rates is impossible, and the policymakers' focus on backward-looking unemployment and wage data means that the Fed usually ends up raising interest rates too far, suffocating business and consumer spending.
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In fact, Bill Clinton will be liberated from the fundamental, suffocating burden of first wifehood precisely because we know him so well, and most of us, like it or not, have come to accept his glaring imperfections.
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Perhaps it was escaping the suffocating crowds, or perhaps it was because Manager Joe Maddon had allowed his players to stay at home on Monday to enjoy Halloween with their families before flying into Cleveland at night.
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I never had anyone pushing me to get to the front of the stage; I never felt like I was suffocating in the middle of a sweaty crowd with someone else's hair constantly sticking to my face.
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The movie opened to mixed response, but in her New York Times review, Jeannette Catsoulis wrote that "McDermott is admirably unsettling" and the "artfully sterile cinematography adds an air of suffocating wholesomeness that can make you squirm."
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Instead, based on the nationwide polling, the place where residents were least likely to be opposed to population growth was Surry Hills, an inner suburb of Sydney where housing prices have skyrocketed and traffic can be suffocating.
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It also appears to believe that I am located in an airplane, although to its credit, open office layouts are only slightly less suffocating than narrow metal tubes suspended tens of thousands of feet in the air.
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The new law takes "the worst and most malicious acts of animal cruelty, including crushing, burning, drowning, suffocating and impaling," and makes them federal crimes in America, according to the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS).
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No. 8 Virginia pulls away from Yale for 22nd straight home win CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Putting together runs offensively because of suffocating play on the defensive end of the court is nothing new for Tony Bennett's Virginia team.
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The recently signed Preventing Animal Cruelty Act (PACT) memorializes this shared value by making the intentional crushing, burning, drowning, suffocating, impalement, or other serious harm to "living non-human mammals, birds, reptiles, or amphibians" a federal crime.
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The rising temperatures are in turn starving the upper layers of the water of oxygen, suffocating marine life, creating growing dead zones, and disrupting the circulation of ocean currents, which then unleashes more disruptive weather on land.
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He'd already been hacked twice by the Emirati authorities, and the suffocating surveillance he knew he was under had in the past led to a beating, a spell in prison and the imposition of a travel ban.
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The 12-track LP, out on Ninja Tune on January 13, is a disjointed record that makes stylistic leaps—from suffocating melancholic strings to the frenzied euphoria of breakbeat drum loops—so big it throws you off balance.
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Ahead, we've rounded up expert hair-care tips for wig wearers, along with the pros' favorite products for making sure the hair under your stocking cap is on a luxurious, relaxing vacation and not suffocating in hair hell.
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President Trump's promise to shake things up, to cut through the red tape suffocating the country and to put America's interests first when dealing with our trading partners has, from the day he was elected, inspired enormous optimism.
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A gunman burst into the Resorts World Manila entertainment complex on Friday, firing shots, setting gaming tables alight and killing at least 36 people, all suffocating in thick smoke, in what officials have believed was a botched robbery.
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COPENHAGEN (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - In a dark tunnel in Copenhagen's red light district on a freezing night, Annika gasped for air as the stranger who agreed to pay her for sex started suffocating her with his bare hands.
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A gunman burst into a casino in the Philippines on Friday, firing shots and setting gaming tables alight, and at least 36 people were killed, most suffocating in thick smoke, in what officials believe was a botched robbery.
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The number of retailers defaulting on loans hit a record high in the first quarter of 2018, a new report shows, affirming many chains in the sector are still struggling under suffocating debt loads and changing business needs.
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The Luxe Leg Mid-Thigh Shaping Tights are a true workhorse in my fall and winter wardrobe since that never rip, never pill, and hold me in in all the right places, without suffocating me in the process.
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There was the mystery of the suffocating tankful of fish — the culprit turned out to be a large catfish that had been crushed in a gravel avalanche, its body undiscovered as its decomposition filled the tank with ammonia.
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The Luxe Leg Mid-Thigh Shaping Tights are a true workhorse in my fall and winter wardrobe since they never rip, never pill, and hold me in in all the right places, without suffocating me in the process.
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During the warmer months, they stayed cool to the touch even when we weren't running the air conditioner, and in the winter, they were breathable and we didn't feel like we were suffocating when the heat was blasting.
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Too many boys are trapped in the same suffocating, outdated model of masculinity, where manhood is measured in strength, where there is no way to be vulnerable without being emasculated, where manliness is about having power over others.
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It was Curry and especially the under-fire Harden, more than anyone, who helped nudge the league's marquee series away from a suffocating, dispiriting debate about how the game is officiated when the Warriors and the Rockets meet.
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"Those who think that waving billions of dollars can lure Lebanon, which is under the weight of a suffocating economic crisis, into succumbing or bartering over its principles are mistaken," Berri said in a statement from his office.
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And it is all the more impressive for having been wrought in an era when the imposing figure of Richard Wagner cast an almost suffocating spell not only upon music, but on almost all aspects of European culture.
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Vietnam '67 The heat was suffocating as we got off the Continental charter flight that late summer afternoon in 1966 at South Vietnam's sprawling Bien Hoa Air Base, but I was more amazed at the incredible activity everywhere.
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It's at once a kaleidoscopic look at the blissful experiences that can only happen in the five boroughs, and the alienation of being a person that doesn't fit in, stuck in the most suffocating city in the world.
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" As Jennifer Chen points out in her essay for The Bold Italic, these suffocating social norms are so widely accepted that many white Europeans or Americans even believe that there is no such thing as a "fat Asian.
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But when you add up all the things you can't do for money without meeting costly, unjustifiable requirements, you get a dense web of restriction that acts as a suffocating structural barrier to economic opportunity, mobility, and equality.
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Horizon's best vistas are also almost uniformly related to scale—the player, and even entire areas—are dwarfed by the vastness of its deserts and plains, the suffocating thickness of its forests, and the titanic mountains that encircle you.
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Scorpio season begins on October 23, and with it comes the urge to break free from intimate and financial entanglements—especially suffocating romantic relationships, and on the money front, debts, due to the sun opposing Uranus on October 23.
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The grandmother of slain toddler Shaylyn Ammerman is speaking out this week about the 22-year-old man who has been charged with allegedly raping and suffocating the 1-year-old Indiana girl after he kidnapped from her crib.
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He may now be able to wriggle out of the suffocating coalition without risking a new election, if he can join forces with the PD, but the many policy differences between the traditional foes mean it won't be easy.
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In recent weeks the issue of torture has been particularly prominent in the wake of the release of a video in which two soldiers and a federal police officer are shown partially suffocating a young woman during an interrogation.
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But in the footage, Walden can be seen slapping Reese, pinning her down with one arm while the 8-month-old kicked her legs and handling her roughly before she covered the baby's head with multiple blankets, suffocating her.
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The bag triggered an alarm at the airport, and officers were able to track down the passenger and reunite her with her liberated pet, who would otherwise have endured a suffocating, cold and probably fatal flight from LaGuardia Airport.
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Ecclesiastical Washington, who is serving a life sentence for strangling and suffocating two women in the 1980s, recently argued in court that secondhand smoke was harmful to his health and asked a federal judge to force a policy change.
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Where recent Battlefield entries regularly plopped you in suffocating office complexes and tight urban alleyways, Battlefield 1's firefights more often stretch across massive outdoor settings, like the trenches of European theater and the dunes of the Sinai Desert.
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A UNESCO statement said warehouses built at Valongo could accommodate more than 2,000 slaves, often in toxic and suffocating conditions which fueled diseases and led to mass graves at the site with a cemetery holding up to 6,000 burials.
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Like Haynes's film "Safe," her memoir evokes the mood of horror without the genre's opportunities for relief, and it allows illness—along with its supposed remedies—to be read both as an escape and as an isolating, suffocating captivity.
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Other spots are truly Italian incarnations of the speakeasy's rogue spirit, operating as social clubs to avoid the suffocating bureaucracy and taxes applied to ordinary bars, with a 5 euro ($5.50) membership card to get you in the door.
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Beloved succeeded not because Morrison aptly described that which could not be explained but because she centered the suffocating fear of the unknown felt by people who were never certain if they would live long enough to see tomorrow.
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Golden State has not lost since giving Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green the night off at San Antonio March 11 and used a suffocating defense to hold its last five opponents to an average of 94 points.
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Talk to Leigh Weaver, who commutes by bus from Livingston, N.J., to Midtown Manhattan, about what getting to work used to be like, and you'll hear the all-too-familiar grievances about grinding traffic, suffocating crowds and cranky drivers.
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While Kyle Kuzma has looked like a draft steal to rival Donovan Mitchell, and Brandon Ingram quietly continues to make real strides, it's hard to notice anything else in Lakerland when the daily Ball soap opera is so suffocating.
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These Islanders have made it their habit to wear down opponents with suffocating defense, stellar goaltending and enough opportunistic goals to win 22 regular-season games and four straight against the vaunted Pittsburgh Penguins in the opening playoff round.
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Dane Laffrey's big white shoe box, or coffin, of a set conveys all too well Alma's empty prospects but offers nothing to suggest either the suffocating trap of her Victorian circumstances or the richness and romance of her imagination.
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Even if customers go out of their way to make sure that, say, their emotional support animal is cleared for takeoff, or their dog can fly in a TSA-approved pet carrier without suffocating, things can still end in disaster.
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Many of them think the results of this election rerun will cast them further into the shadows, as they struggle to keep their communities afloat amid police brutality and a local economy that is suffocating under the weight of political uncertainty.
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Not just out of Arkansas and generational poverty, but out from under her oppressive religion, her mother's low expectations, her father's alcoholic volatility, her childhood sexual abuse, her suffocating first marriage, her tumultuous second marriage, and her cash-strapped third marriage.
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O/U: 41 ABOUT THE BRONCOS (2-0): Denver's suffocating defense suffered a big loss as DeMarcus Ware will miss Sunday's contest after undergoing surgery to have plates inserted in the broken forearm he suffered against the Colts last week.
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Isaiah Whitehead had 53 points, Angel Delgado added 17 and the Pirates (21-7, 11-5 Big East) used a suffocating defense to knock off Xavier (25-4, 13-4), just four days after the Musketeers upset No. 163 Villanova.
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The gunman who burst into the Resorts World Manila entertainment complex early on Friday, firing shots, setting gaming tables alight and killing dozens, all suffocating in thick smoke, had been labeled by a top lawmaker as a "lone wolf" terrorist.
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And while they're not always considered to be the most refined of bottoms (by human resources, anyway), certain iterations of the bottom can skew smart — turns out they're not all bum-baring cut-offs and thigh-suffocating fits after all.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Maiden grand slam finals are meant to be suffocating experiences but Jelena Ostapenko laid waste to that theory as she blasted a barrage of winners past Simona Halep to win the French Open in audacious fashion on Saturday.
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Writer-director Benjamin Cleary gives his short a suffocating sense of claustrophobia, as if everything the character is trying to express is building a wall around him, and his inability to get the words out is swallowing all his air.
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Trump is also expected to take aim at some of Obama's executive orders on environmental issues in the near-future — orders that advocates say help the battle against climate change but critics assert have a suffocating effect on economic growth.
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"We are not against the European Union, we want to remain in the EU and discuss some of the rules that are suffocating and damaging our economy," said Di Maio, who serves as deputy speaker of the Chamber of Deputies.
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Rage 2's world is small compared to others that have popped up in recent years, but its environments embrace variety, ranging from dusty, windswept desert plains and neon-lit scavenger towns to musty swamps and overgrown, damn near suffocating forests.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Serena Williams fought back from a break down in the first set to beat Czech eighth seed Karolina Pliskova 6-4 20163-3 and reach the semi-finals of the U.S. Open in suffocating conditions on Tuesday.
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Kansas State's two leading scorers, seniors Barry Brown Jr. and Dean Wade, were limited to 2900 points on 21955-for-1133 shooting by a suffocating Kansas defense that allowed 3 points two days earlier in a loss at Texas Tech.
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Her character doesn't make a lot of sense—she's a cat lady, but she's also an adventurer, but she's also a shut-in, but she's also calm in crisis, but she's also overprotective and suffocating her children, but she's also . . .
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My friends don't get buried in cemeteries anymore, their wives can't stand the sadness of funerals, the spectacle of wreaths and prayers, tear-soaked speeches delivered from the altar, all those lies and encomiums, the suffocating smell of flowers filling everything.
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The child's skin blanches and turns bluish, as if slowly suffocating; then, just as suddenly, the skin blushes and the eyes bulge and roll upwards, white with terror as the pain slashes the child's head like a thousand sharp knives.
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To escape the suffocating sense of failure, Samuel spends 40 hours a week playing the role of Dodger the Elven Thief in an online game called World of Elfscape, where he goes on dragon- and orc-slaying quests with his guild.
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As Tsai crosses the halfway mark of her first four-year term, an eight-day swing through Paraguay and Belize is a reflection of how Taiwan&aposs diplomatic isolation has worsened in the midst of a suffocating Chinese pressure campaign.
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Doug's also occupied with other things, though, like offering to donate part of his alcohol-addled liver to Frank and nearly suffocating Seth with an empty water glass to make sure he knows that additional breaches of loyalty won't be tolerated.
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Still, the close-knit community never feels suffocating, said the father of midfielder Birkir Bjarnason, who was also in Volgograd to see his son play Nigeria – Africa's most populous country with close to 200 million people, some 571 times Iceland's population.
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As I settle into the dentist's chair, I'm suddenly plagued by flashbacks of terrible dentist visits from my childhood, including having a suffocating wad of orthodontic cement shoved in my mouth so I could mold a retainer for my lispy underbite.
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But the social implications are irrefutable and seeing Heimdall frozen by Loki and then fighting to slowly free himself while still able to see the destruction taking place, is an uncomfortable and yet suffocating reality that many black people know well.
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When you're a sap like me, that can be suffocating, so it's a relief and a comfort to know that music, at least, remains a place where people can say what they mean—and turn those feelings into indie-pop rippers.
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But I do have some control over my reaction to those symptoms: the thoughts that follow them, and in turn, the potential for further physical anxiety symptoms (rapid heartbeat, suffocating sensations, blurred vision, sheer terror) as a response to those thoughts.
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The challenge for the GOP standard-bearer will be to convince persuadable voters that he or she has a credible plan to make insurance more affordable and keep it broadly available, while providing relief from the law's suffocating regulatory regime.
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On Wednesday, that question alarmed members of the theater community, after news broke that the store's owners would not renew the lease at its 40th street location next year, facing rising rents that have been suffocating struggling retailers throughout Manhattan.
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From the 1970s to the 1990s, the Chicago Police Department snatched up more than 100 African-American men, including my good friend Aaron Patterson, torturing them with cattle prods, beating them with telephone books and even suffocating them with plastic bags.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, then, it's one of the more distinctively weird shows currently on television, following would-be entertainer Chip Baskets (Galifianakis) after he flunks out of Parisian clown college and has to move back home with his suffocating mother (Louie Anderson).
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Though Hildegard (1098-1179) was celebrated for having a direct line to the almighty, via holy visions, the Judeo-Christian deity is invoked but briefly in this LCT3 production, and then only as an interjection (as in "oh, God, I'm suffocating").
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Her second novel, "Those Who Knew," features a popular politician who has a history of assaulting women, including one attack in which he clamps his hand down over the face of our protagonist, Lena, nearly suffocating her until she passes out.
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Since the election, it is most visibly articulated by whichever party feels, at any given moment, that it's under attack or not making progress: by liberals after executive orders or shattering appointments, by Trump supporters when the news cycle becomes suffocating.
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But in the suffocating hull of a ship called the White Lion, bound for where they did not know, those who refused to die understood that the men and women chained next to them in the dark were no longer strangers.
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The last time I slept in a car was on a college road trip from Iowa to Florida, and it was a night of eternal torment, with cramped seats, suffocating heat, and mosquitoes that swarmed when we cracked the windows.
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He once said that Brazil's environmental policy was "suffocating the country"; he vowed on the campaign trail that not "a square centimeter" of land would be designated for Indigenous people; and last month he brushed aside official data about deforestation.
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Brothers, Keepers E. L. Doctorow based the main characters in his compassionate, deeply sensory novel "Homer & Langley" on the real-life reclusive, hoarding Collyer brothers, who died amid their suffocating piles of detritus in a brownstone in Harlem in 1947.
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While most news coverage so far has highlighted that Weinstein was acquitted of the most serious charges, the third-degree rape charge is a milestone decision for sexual assault survivors who don't fit the suffocating mold of the perfect victim.
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Because Twitter is always telling you what's wrong with everything and then someone else is like, "Actually that is not the real thing that is wrong with that, the real thing that is wrong with that is this" and it's suffocating.
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Kalman's riff on the pearl necklace — "the polite pearl gone wild, pearls taking over the face and the body," she says — is a muslin balaclava-shaped work without eye slits, completely encrusted in luminescent cream orbs, at once beautiful and suffocating.
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A week ago, after the ginger scones and suffocating with sadness, she took the afternoon off from work and drove to Micanopy to look at antiques, because she feels solace when she touches things that have survived generations of human hands.
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The most someone in the window seat can hope for is sacrificial glory — being sucked only partway out, and thereby serving as "a decent plug" for everyone else while being battered by 600-mile-per-hour winds (oh, and suffocating).
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Kennedy, O'Rourke, Klobuchar, Harris and Brown appeal to Americans who yearn for a politics far more noble, decent and inspiring than the sandal-ridden and suffocating swampland that Trump and Republicans offer a nation that hungers for big and uplifting change.
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As her husband, the novelist Michael Chabon, slept and her teenage son and daughter slumped over the breakfast table, Ms. Waldman did not feel a trace of morning surliness, or of the suffocating depression that had dogged her for months.
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It is an era that should be ripe for journalists and for the business of journalism — a profession that, though it errs often, is the best way we know of inoculating ourselves against the suffocating deluge of rumor and mendacity.
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"But it was not a period of weakness, it wasn't weakness, it was a lack of understanding, I was going through a crisis and suddenly came here, so I felt life became suffocating," she said, surrounded by her children as she spoke.
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