Imagine taking a deep breath then submerging yourself in water.
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It's like taking a deep breath and holding it in.
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"Taking a deep breath might be the better course," he said.
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The body is the instrument, I'd repeat silently, taking a deep breath.
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It's about taking a deep breath and connecting on an intimate level.
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His chest rises once, as if he were taking a deep breath.
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At that point, taking a deep breath is warranted for the board.
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Taking a deep breath, she suggested they take things step by step.
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"Oh," he says, taking a deep breath while stripping down to his boxers.
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Let's start by taking a deep breath and counting backward from five: 5.
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Start With A Self-Care Mindset Step one is taking a deep breath.
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Sinek suggests waiting a few seconds and taking a deep breath before you begin.
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This is where taking a deep breath and making an educated guess comes in handy.
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Taking a deep breath, he took measure of himself again, and instantly froze in fear.
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"I would say, you didn't win," she said, taking a deep breath and fighting back tears.
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You spend a few minutes feeling utterly pranked, before taking a deep breath and getting medieval.
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" After taking a deep breath, Ramey said, "I've accepted the fact that I'll probably die from cancer.
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Instead of taking a deep breath, Perdomo would go into rush mode and throw fuel on the fire.
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"So hopefully I can do 225 push-ups," he added, before taking a deep breath and beginning the challenge.
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Sorry, but it seems unnecessary to have to rebrand the action of taking a deep breath into a listicle.
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Or, you can emphasize the "breathe" app, with a moving watch face that guides you through taking a deep breath.
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Experts recommended taking a deep breath and using as much time as you need to prepare to claim your winnings.
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Experts recommended taking a deep breath and using as much time as you need to prepare for claiming your winnings.
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Instead, parents should "use distracting statements, or give suggestions about how kids can cope, like taking a deep breath," she said.
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After taking a deep breath, she tells him, "stop calling me ma'am, I'm a doctor just like you," then corrects his mistakes.
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Behind the scenes we were kind of taking a deep breath and saying, 'Wow, this is becoming a bit close for comfort.
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But, taking a deep breath, I concede that it is, stripped of its flights of fancy, an important revisionary work for 2017.
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Taking a deep breath, Booker said that Menendez is trustworthy and honest, speaking directly to the jury about his fellow New Jersey Democrat.
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It's worth taking a deep breath and noting that only 2450 percent of four-year colleges accept fewer than half of their applicants.
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But Instead… I could avoid this "panic moment" altogether by taking a deep breath before I send the initial message and collecting my thoughts.
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I decided to delay college so that I could focus on taking a deep breath with all of the recent events of my life.
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I loved those moments, holding on to the note until I thought my lungs would burst, then taking a deep breath and starting again.
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And I think it's just as you've called for in your columns, it's just taking a deep breath and reflecting about the larger purpose.
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Escape this fate altogether by taking a deep breath, putting aside some time to plan ahead, and checking out the ten delectable lunch recipes ahead.
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I don't feel bad for taking breaks by walking outside, eating lunch without a computer, or even closing my eyes and taking a deep breath.
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If you find yourself anxious at the idea that your team will be working outside of your watchful eye, start by taking a deep breath.
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We should be all taking a deep breath and saying, 'All right, we feared this — now, this is not something we have to worry about.
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Some of this is simply applying age-old de-escalation strategies to the digital realm: taking a deep breath, going for a walk, sleeping on it.
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When you start to feel stress bubbling up inside you, Seppälä recommends calming down by recognizing and naming your stress and then taking a deep breath.
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Walking into that room or stall after being yelled at or being anxious or even feeling good, feels like taking a deep breath of clean air.
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New York mother Beth Silver told Insider that one of the things she regrets most is not taking a deep breath and really acknowledging the change.
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When we are excited, we instantaneously go to text our friends instead of first holding our heart, taking a deep breath, and giving ourselves a high five.
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The dog days of summer are waning, pools are closing, and parents are taking a deep breath as they get to send their kids back to school.
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Taking a deep breath, I leaned back in my seat and felt the weight of my body on the line as I eased myself off the platform.
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But she strode easily into the cargo container to join the other horses, taking a deep breath once she was shoulder to shoulder with her traveling companions.
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Now I realize that there are very few things, especially when you are emotional, that will be lost by taking a deep breath and a big step back.
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One event attendee, taking a deep breath, privately expressed concern about what the irascible Apollo 11 veteran, who is notorious for not always following a script, might say.
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They're setting the bins alight, sticking their tiny stupid heads in the lids, taking a deep breath of the potentially fatal burning plastic fumes and riding that motherfucking wave!
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After taking a deep breath, she unleashed a second serve that kicked up viciously, forcing Kazakh Diyas to reach high for her return, unable to get it back into play.
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I remember getting to the end of a particularly challenging but satisfying project, putting my feet up on my desk, taking a deep breath, and realizing that I had it all.
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Phelps teaches Boomer, now 3-years-old, mental health techniques like the "lion's breath," which involves taking a deep breath and a step back before letting anger and frustration take hold.
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Screenshot: The New York TimesRather than watch the pendulum swing to the beat of your racing heart, might I suggest taking a deep breath and looking at these soothing needley GIFs instead?
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"I think it's worth taking a step back, taking a deep breath and acknowledging the Dow is up" since the election, Farley said on "Squawk on the Street " shortly after the open.
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That's kind of that moment where she's just like taking a deep breath and seeing that beautiful space she's in and just realizing that, wow, you can be happy in a bunch of different contexts.
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"Being your First Lady has been the greatest honor of my life and I hope I’ve made you proud," Obama said, wiping her eyes before taking a deep breath and exiting the stage.
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"Taking a deep breath, I went to the DVR and saw Melissa McCarthy wearing my suit, downing gum by the bucket (guilty as charged, but never at the lectern), and yelling at the media," he writes.
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Happ fuels Cubs' late surge past Rays CHICAGO — Ian Happ has shown competence and confidence in 47 big-league games to date, but perhaps one of the secrets to his success is simply taking a deep breath.
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"Everybody needs a place where they can focus on social relationships, where they can focus on taking a deep breath and decompress after a long day of work — where they can feel like they belong," Finkelstein said.
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"At the end of the day, Australia Day is about a bunch of people coming together around a barbecue, over some lamb, taking a deep breath, and treating people the way you'd like to be treated," Kekovich said.
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Once you get going, you might help your case by taking a deep breath and calling or writing to the company to let them know you are making progress and will keep doing so until you're back in the black.
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The matcha makes its presence known in a delayed reaction, and just when you're thinking it isn't going to show up, it manifests as a refined, aromatic aftertaste, which you can enhance by taking a deep breath as you savor it.
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But after taking a deep breath backstage, she strode on stage with a practiced smile, wearing a Ralph Lauren coat and pants, all in white, a tribute to the suffragists that she had similarly made at times during her presidential campaign.
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"Every time my mom comes to visit, she comes in hot, looks me up and down like she's fitting me for a freaking bra, and then she starts criticizing me with these seemingly innocuous questions," she tells Toby, before taking a deep breath.
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That single moment after a long and very busy night, sitting down at the bar with your colleagues, wiping the sweat off your neck, taking a deep breath, with unspoken congratulations all around—and then that first sip of cold, cold beer.
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For instance, after a scene in a clearing, the narrator instructs the reader to reproduce the soundscape — the stillness, the breeze — "by taking a deep breath and holding it for a long moment," then releasing it all at once, over and over again.
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I put both of my hands around the cup in front of me, taking a deep breath as I pressed my palms against what warmth was left, and then, when I could speak more calmly, What is the life you want, I asked.
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This can mean just taking a deep breath to collect yourself or going on a jog, but the idea is you want to slow down and collect yourself to create a little distance between what happened and how you're going to react to it.
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Mr. Robot has become such a looming figure that taking a step back from him and his tantrums was like taking a deep breath — and then, of course, getting punched right in the stomach the instant Darlene tased her E Corp hostage into the pool.
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"I imagined two girls coming up here in a big high heel — because they're always in huge heels — and sitting down with a cup of coffee and a big laptop, taking a deep breath, looking outside and having a really soft place to land," he says.
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Her eyes are closed and she is taking a deep breath, as if bracing herself not only for the pain of reliving a horrible personal trauma on national television, but also for the possibility that, no matter what she says and no matter how convincingly she says it, she will not be believed, that it is all for naught, that Kavanaugh will be confirmed anyway.
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Rouster, p. 28 Highly motivated, Paxson worked on overcoming his handicaps. He learned to walk without showing his discomfort and overcame stuttering by practicing taking a deep breath and then expelling it slowly, accompanied by hand gesturers.Willis, p.
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That especially becomes useful in performing or sparring. Taking a deep breath, exhaling slowly while tightening the muscles, and sometimes even physically shaking the body part all portray a stronger presence while one performs. Following dynamic tension could be a series of quick movements to pick up the pace. Dynamic tension is a technique that is universal and can be used on any movement or any style.
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He established a circus company at Vizianagaram with the help of his friend, Potti Panthulu. His uncommon feats attracted people from all over the country. He used to break an iron chain tied to his body by taking a deep breath and flexing his muscles. Iron chains would be tied to his shoulders and the other ends were tied to two cars and used to stop them.
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The Native American flute is still used today in Music Therapy settings. Known as Ojibwe music, usage of the flute is extremely beneficial for hospice, cancer, and cardiac patients to assist in managing anxiety, restlessness, fear, and pain. Flutes can provide a source of rehabilitation and encourage a sense of accomplishment. It guides patients in taking a deep breath and using controlled exhalations to blow through the flute, helping with exercising the lungs.
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Dandamudi was conferred with various titles namely Mr. Asia, Andhra Bhima, Andhra Hercules, Indian Tarzan and The Giant of India. Dandamudi's feats attracted people from all over the country. One of his notable, dangerous and jaw dropping feats of strength which drew huge crowds were displays, especially the main event where he would break iron chains around his body, by taking a deep breath and flexing his muscles. Dandamudi was the 1st Indian who has received Mr. Asia title.
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Fletcher presented the third series of Channel 4 show GamesMaster in 1993. Dexter was originally slated to be a special guest on the third series but was then asked to be presenter, after Dominik Diamond left the show due to his disapproval at McDonald's landing a sponsorship deal with them. Fletcher recalls presenting GamesMaster was 'very unforgiving' and 'quite intimidating'. He claimed the most difficult part was 'just getting up, taking a deep breath, and going out there and doing it'.
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The series consists of a number of large sculptures inspired by Hummel figurines and has been described as kitsch. They were designed to convey the emotion of "lying in the grass and taking a deep breath". When it was first unveiled, the series was simultaneously on show at three different galleries - at the Sonnabend Gallery in New York City, at the Donald Young Gallery in Chicago and at the Galerie Max Hetzler in CologneAnthony Haden-Guest: True Colors. The Real Life of the Art World.
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Diaphragm support during breathing decreases muscle tension in the larynx. These techniques are meant to move awareness away from the act of breathing in and focus on the auditory feedback provided by the air moving in and out. Other techniques can involve breathing through a straw and panting, which widens the opening of the throat by activating the Posterior cricoarytenoid (PCA) muscle. Endoscopic feedback can also be used to show a patient what is happening when they are doing simple tasks such as taking a deep breath or speaking on an inspiration.
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During exercise a person breathes deeper in order to meet higher oxygen requirements. This adoption of a deeper breathing pattern also serves a secondary function of strengthening the core of the body. This strengthening effect occurs because the thoracic diaphragm adopts a lower position than it does than when at rest; this generates increased intra-abdominal pressure which helps to strengthen the lumbar spine and the core of the body overall. For this reason, taking a deep breath, or adopting a deeper breathing pattern, is a fundamental requirement when lifting heavy weights.
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There are two schools of thought with respect to the appropriate breathing technique during the rowing motion: Full lungs at the catch and empty lungs at the catch. With the full lung technique, rowers exhale during the stroke and inhale during the recovery. In laboured circumstances, rowers will take a quick pant at the end of the stroke before taking a deep breath on the recovery that fills the lungs by the time the catch is reached. In the empty-lung technique, rowers inhale during the drive, and exhale during the recovery so that they have empty lungs at the catch.
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The song has received widespread critical acclaim from music critics. Russell Dean Stone of Highsnobiety praised the track, calling it an "anthemic standout about healing and coming through dark times, the times where you’re entirely without hope that end with stepping into the light and taking a deep breath." Jayson Greene of Pitchfork, in a review for Kids See Ghosts, described "Reborn" as "the most unhurried and atmospheric music of [the album]", as well as calling West's verse one of his best in years. Writing for The Line of Best Fit, Eoin Donnelly considered it to be "clearly ordained as the emotional centrepiece of KSG," applauding the duo's display of vulnerability on the track.
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