" Warning video contains graphic language Taking a breath, Haddish said, "Now.
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"Just kidding — no, we're not," he adds, without taking a breath.
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"They found no hormonal effects," she said before taking a breath.
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"All that, in the order of milliseconds," Gathani said, taking a breath.
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I think people are taking a breath, getting some of the details figured out.
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Is the U.S. maxing out on potential or taking a breath along the course?
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"So, I'm just leaving my pharmacy," she said, taking a breath to steady herself.
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There's all of these things that keep me from slowing down and taking a breath.
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This way you'll know they're done talking instead of taking a breath before their next sentence.
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While filming the Thanksgiving video, they listed her "hot takes" — controversial opinions — without taking a breath.
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He compared it to taking a breath during a marathon, before a second wind kicks in.
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" It reads: "by taking a breath … by breathing … the club is a sanctuary for queer liberation.
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So it's worth taking a breath and not worrying too much about the still unlikely possibility of a war.
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"He'd been surfing since the age of 13 and can swim 10 miles without taking a breath," Hendrex explains.
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What we're seeing in the market today "is a more prudent market reaction with people taking a breath," said Kinahan.
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Libby Nelson: After the incredibly tense run of episodes we've just been through, I don't mind taking a breath for a second.
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Markets are closed on Good Friday, so Cramer suggests taking a breath before earnings season really kicks into gear the following week.
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Because we want this marriage to work, we work very hard at taking a breath before we say something and being forgiving.
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It's to fight for the right of every individual that is taking a breath, whose heart is pumping and breathing on this Earth.
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Inhale for a count of five, exhale for a count of seven, and pause -- without taking a breath -- for a count of three.
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" He smiled a surprisingly boyish smile and, taking a breath that carried a silent sigh, replied: "My wife was born on Valentine's Day.
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It's still fun to watch him zip through loop-de-loop levels, dashing into robots and other creatures in his path without taking a breath.
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It took some time to capture the right moment when each dancer was perfectly suspended in air or even taking a breath before starting a pose.
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The police report of his arrest, released Tuesday, did say that Woods showed no signs of alcohol after taking a breath-analysis test, which registered 0.000.
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" If you have a tendency to shop online and take advantage of Amazon Prime's free two-day shipping, Badillo recommended taking a breath before hitting "buy.
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I'd rather be cursing about the cruel gods of finances than taking a breath and telling myself, Maybe no pot this week for you, you crustbucket.
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Yardeni also said there's an expectation among some analysts of an earnings recession in the first and second quarters of 2019, which has investors taking a breath.
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But you wouldn't believe how many people asked me something, and then when I finished dove right into an unrelated next question without even taking a breath.
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U.S. equities closed flat to higher Friday, taking a breath from their most recent run at record levels, while investors awaited President Donald Trump's speech to Congress next week.
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The main objective is to score points by raiding your opponent's side of the court and touching as many opponents as possible without getting caught — without taking a breath.
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Because in Sayonara Wild Hearts you kick ass by overcoming every wild new thing the world hurls at you, never missing a beat, never taking a breath to slow down.
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Things slowed down a lot in Q4 [of 2016] because a lot of people were taking a breath to figure out what is the new normal in terms of policy.
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When we started, we worked really hard nonstop without taking a breath, and now in my life, I'm able to take a breath and enjoy life because it is enjoyable.
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There's surely no kinder summation of love's petulance than the chorus of "Think About It," a jangling folk song about taking a breath before hurling yourself off a metaphorical cliff.
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" As noted in "Mozi," the text compiled by followers of the philosopher Mozi: "So his ministers ate only one meal a day, and only fastened their belts after taking a breath.
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Besides being inspected and cared for, laying a turd here and there, and taking a breath of morning-fresh air in the meadow, the horses do little but relax and eat.
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"It feels like taking a breath after being held underwater for five minutes," the graffiti artist Quan, who was able to create his first work of art in seven years, told Time.
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As Coinbase slowly earns the opportunity to begin thinking about taking a breath after the insane growth of the past few months, it's thinking more about what all it has to say.
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"I think the market is taking a breath, waiting to see how inventories respond to refiners in the U.S. returning back from maintenance," said Andy Lipow, president of Lipow Oil Associates in Houston.
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Taking a breath from their busy schedules, Harris and Eats Everything (born Dan Pearce) took a moment to reflect on their partnership, and gave a few tips on how they're identifying all these instant classics.
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When taking a breath from its pyrotechnics, "Hobbs & Shaw" also squeezes in an overt message about the importance of family and healing old rifts, providing a detour that lets Johnson incorporate celebrating his Samoan heritage.
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Her list of credentials is so long that they, as demonstrated, don't fit in a single paragraph, and she seems to have mastered the art of speaking the absolute maximum number of words before taking a breath.
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Britain's sterling was slightly higher at $1.3944, taking a breath from a 5 percent fall since early this month on fears that a public vote on June 23 could see Britain become the first country to quit the 28-member European Union.
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Britain's sterling was slightly higher at $1.3941, taking a breath from a 5 percent fall since early this month on fears that a public vote on June 23 could see Britain become the first country to quit the 28-member European Union.
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Compliance is monitored by taking a breath test twice a day, seven days a week, for an average of about four months, and skipped or positive tests (anything but a reading of zero) are punished with a night or two in jail.
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About four hours a day I dedicate to the simple act of taking a breath, fighting the billions of bacteria overtaking my lungs and clearing out the mucus so I don't feel like I'm breathing through a straw with a boulder weighing on my chest.
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Britain's sterling rose 0.3 percent to $1.3970 GBP=D4, taking a breath from a 5-percent fall since early this month on fears that a public vote on June 23 could see Britain become the first country to quit the 28-member European Union.
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Some influential Bush supporters are taking a breath after Saturday night's loss; one of the governor's best-connected younger donors, Jay Zeidman, said he and his network were so loyal to Bush and believed so deeply in him that they will not immediately jump to another candidate.
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At Fantastic Fest, I sat down with Blair and Saulnier to talk about the new film, how they set out to make it different from their previous projects together, and why the hardest thing on the movie was just taking a breath to be happy about making another film.
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I once loved the Harry Potter books to a probably unhealthy degree, and hated the movies so much that I could rant about all the reasons they offended me so for hours (why wouldn't they let Ron be funny instead of a mopey jerk?!) without taking a breath.
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"Every single day, your job as an American citizen is not just to fight for your rights, but it is to fight for the right of every individual that is taking a breath, whose heart is pumping and breathing on this earth," she told the crowd in Los Angeles.
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I know I need to come back and dive back into it—the hard conversations, the critical thinking, the strategic activism—but I needed to take a moment to truly process what will help how I handle myself in the coming years, and I had too much anxiety and anger to do that without taking a breath first.
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There's a swing dance section, too, in which the tap dancers wear sneakers, and Dormeshia shows, yet again, that her understanding of rhythm has a way of enveloping the music like serious play: Just as she makes us pay attention to the moments between the notes, she lets us feel how a step can be as soft as taking a breath.
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Visser coaches professional athletes from big wave inspired surf programs for water and land. These programs included training to overcome fear, deal with stressful situations in and out of the water, and submersion without oxygen. In addition to submersion without taking a breath, Visser can also hold his breath underwater for 6 minutes and 4 seconds.
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She contemplated changing the framing of the track but refrained from doing so. The singer revealed that in the track, there was a specific note that was "deliberately missing", meant to feel like taking a breath or as if one would skip a step downstairs. She spent a couple of days in Waiheke Island to write the song.
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Evarts led the American fund-raising effort for the pedestal for the Statue of Liberty, serving as the chairman of the American Committee. He spoke at its unveiling on October 28, 1886. His speech was entitled "The United Work of the Two Republics." > Taking a breath in the middle of his address, he was understood to have > completed his speech.
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When he passed them, one of the boys attacked Mihail and started punching him in the face, head and chest, while another grabbed his face and started squeezing it. During the fight, a sudden snap was heard - the breaking of a bone. Stoyanov was beaten severely - kicked, strangled and jumped on. The student did not fight back, barely taking a breath before fainting.
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The constriction of the corset, if too tight, prevents the lower lobes of the lungs from fully expanding when taking a breath. This puts extra strain on and causes additional work for the lower lobes of the lungs. David Kunzle, an art historian, argues that because the lower lobes have been strained, they are unable to adequately fight off pneumoniaKunzle, David. Fashion and Fetishism.
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Also active in New York in the late 1990s was Latino rapper Big Pun, who was known for his fast-paced, witty lyrics and ability to rap for long periods of time without taking a breath,Top 50 MCs of Our Time: 1987 - 2007 - 50 Greatest Emcees of Our Time. Rap.about.com (February 15, 1999). Retrieved on 2019-01-23. very much in the manner of the chopper style.
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The production faced the challenge of creating the Tin Man's costume. Several tests were done to find the right makeup and clothes for Ebsen. Ten days into the shoot, Ebsen suffered a reaction to the aluminum powder makeup he wore, though he did recall taking a breath one night without suffering any immediate effects. He was hospitalized in critical condition and was subsequently forced to leave the project.
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Neurally adjusted ventilatory assist (NAVA) is a mode of mechanical ventilation. NAVA delivers assistance in proportion to and in synchrony with the patient's respiratory efforts, as reflected by an electrical signal. This signal represents the electrical activity of the diaphragm, the body's principal breathing muscle. The act of taking a breath is controlled by the respiratory center of the brain, which decides the characteristics of each breath, timing and size.
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The alarm was sounded. Keto immediately after > taking a breath returned to [Alexis] and then resurfaced near stage with > [Alexis] on his rostrum and with his mouth closed. (Exh. C-6, p. 2725). Keto > released A. M., who sank to the bottom of the pool. Mr. Rokeach and the Loro > Parque trainers were eventually able to get Keto to enter another pool, > where Keto could be isolated while Alexis’ body was recovered.
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It is also very interesting to notice that the technique of circular breathing is successfully utilized while playing the kaval. This technique lets the performer play without interrupting the air flow, while taking a breath through the nose. In the past it has been considered an extraordinary skill while nowadays it is used by more and more young performers. The Bulgarian kaval, once made of a single piece of wood, is now constructed of three separate sections (of cornel, walnut, plum or boxwood), with a total length of 60 to 90 cm.
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The Grace Balin version of Orca has enhanced strength and endurance, although her strength has not been enhanced to the point where a trained fighter like Batman would have significant trouble with her on land. Her main advantage lies in her exceptional swimming abilities, allowing her to be at complete ease in water, able to swim under water for long periods without taking a breath, forcing Batman to use an aquatic costume to effectively confront her on equal terms. The Dean Toye version of Orca also has similar abilities.
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One of the few sources on his early life is the 12th- century Samguk Sagi ("A History of the Three Kingdoms"), which contains a brief biography of Jang compiled three centuries after his death. The biography relates that Jang Bogo was adept in martial arts and claims that Jang's companion Jeong Yeon (정년, 鄭年) could swim five li (about 2.5 km) underwater, without taking a breath. The history further records that as young men the two companions, Jang Bogo and Jeong Yeon, traveled to Tang China. Their skills in horsemanship and the handling of spears soon won them military office.
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The spontaneous quartet recorded five songs in five days before taking a breath to see they had, in fact, started a band. In early 2014, they released a song titled "Easy" on SoundCloud under the name M O T H E R; the song quickly gained popularity and was posted on numerous blogs. Months later, the band changed the spelling of their name to MOTHXR, citing a cease-and-desist from another band with a similar name. In 2015, the band signed with the labels Kitsuné and Washington Square Music, the New York City-based subdivision of the Razor & Tie label.
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Immediately after the reading, the crew of writers hurried to make script changes based on what got laughs and what did not, while the actors waited impatiently. Mirkin told Richmond that the script would require the equivalent of ten rewrites: "At every step, there are amendments and additions and refinements." Richmond commented that as the recording session started, the "astounding versatility" of the actors became clear; "Castellaneta bounces from being Homer to Grampa to Barney without taking a breath and minus any evident vocal similarities." Mirkin said the episode was also a tour de force for Kavner, who in one scene voices Marge, Marge's two sisters, and Marge's mother.
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The goals of treatment in infants with PRS focus upon breathing and feeding, and optimizing growth and nutrition despite the predisposition for breathing difficulties. If there is evidence of airway obstruction (snorty breathing, apnea, difficulty taking a breath, or drops in oxygen), then the infant should be placed in the sidelying or prone position, which helps bring the tongue base forward in many children. One study of 60 infants with PRS found that 63% of infants responded to prone positioning.Smith and Senders, 2006, Int J Pediatr Oto Fifty-three percent of the infants in this study required some form of feeding assistance, either nasogastric tube or gastrostomy tube feedings (feeding directly into the stomach).
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Jim King was a popular and powerful Florida senator from Jacksonville, but he always found time for the GJKT and was the voice of the tournament for more than 25 years. His favorite spot was a seat where he could see the boats return to weigh their catch, and provide a humorous commentary. Jim Sutton, a reporter for the Florida Times-Union, wrote that "Jim King can talk for hours without noticeably taking a breath. He can be darn funny doing it, and he personally knows 80 percent of the captains and crews that hit the dock for weigh-ins." After his death in July 2009, Sisters Creek Marina Park was renamed Jim King Park & Boat Ramp at Sisters Creek in King’s honor.
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Scatterheart 2.0's first video, titled Better Than Before takes the form of a bizarre obstacle race between band members, and is programmed to allow viewers to choose their own winner and produce that outcome as a video. The second video, Awesome Machine features a Rubric's-Cube-like split screen throughout, making it possible for the viewer to create an amalgam of Wes's, Doug's, and Mike's faces, as a series of nine avatars that the band collectively dubs 'Mr. Ugly'. The video for I Get The Feeling We've Hit The Ceiling is another first in the world of music video, filmed underwater on a submerged stage, a problematic shoot made even more difficult by the fact that drums and guitars float. Using compressed or surface air, Mike sings entire verses without taking a breath.
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All Saints' Pavement, York)' and 'was of excellent quality ... with a monster's head, probably a lion, clasping the ring and a man's head protruding from its mouth'. The sculpture has been understood to represent the animal swallowing a person,Nikolaus Pevsner, The Buildings of England: Yorkshire, West Riding, 2nd edn by Enid Radcliffe (London: Penguin, 1967), p. 339. a warning of mankind's fate at the Day of Judgment, but it has also been suggested that 'there is nothing exaggeratedly fearsome about this lion that we should assume the man is being eaten ... he could be waking up, taking a breath, coming out of the mouth rather than being chewed or swallowed'.Rita Wood, 'The Romanesque Sculpture at Adel Church, West Riding — A Suggested Interpretation', Yorkshire Archaeological Journal, 85 (2013), 97–130 (p. 108).
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Bar-line shifts may be caused by a novice having lost their place in the chord progression, but is most often attributable to: "(1)...harmonic generalization, as in the case of playing a II to V7 (+5, +9) progression [II-V-I turnaround] as only a V7 (+5, +9); or (2) the player wanted to play the previous chord (though it has already transpired), but was either pausing momentarily (as in taking a breath), and decides to adopt the 'better later than never' attitude." An example of a "very intentional" bar-line shift may be found on Cannonball Adderley's solo on "So What," "in which he deliberately enters and exits the bridge early, causing considerable tension, since the chord of the A section (D-) is one- half step lower than the chord of the bridge (E-)." first two lines vs. second two lines . Outside of jazz a barline shift may be less than a bar, causing a change in the metric accent of the melody and its cadence.
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The MythBusters episode also pointed out another complication: it would be necessary to insert the item into one's mouth (for example, eat an onion, rinse with mouthwash, conceal a battery), take the breath test, and then possibly remove the item — all of which would have to be accomplished discreetly enough to avoid alerting the police officers administering the test (who would obviously become very suspicious if they noticed that a person was inserting items into their mouth prior to taking a breath test). It would likely be very difficult, especially for someone in an intoxicated state, to be able to accomplish such a feat. In addition, the show noted that breath tests are often verified with blood tests (BAC, which are more accurate) and that even if a person somehow managed to fool a breath test, a blood test would certainly confirm a person's guilt. Other substances that might reduce the BrAC reading include a bag of activated charcoal concealed in the mouth (to absorb alcohol vapor), an oxidizing gas (such as N2O, Cl2, O3, etc.) that would fool a fuel cell type detector, or an organic interferent to fool an infrared absorption detector.
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