What's more, the justices know if they rule in favor of StoneRidge, it would breathe life into the plaintiffs' bar.

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Engineers had to calculate the optimal air flow into the chamber to ensure that patients would breathe a full dose each time.

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For Anastasia Griffith, the world of "Copper" came to life as she was laced tightly into her corset, learning to breathe as her character, socialite Elizabeth Haverford, would breathe.

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His parents Neil Lewis and Charmaine Malcolm were told it was unlikely he would ever breathe or open his eyes.

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The few occasions I saw her pause she would put a hand over her eyes, breathe in and out deeply, and that was when I would know she was exhausted.

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Forgetting to eat, to me, would be tantamount to forgetting to breathe.

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You would think that these Republicans and their children breathe different air than the rest of us.

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But it would help fish, and other marine fauna, breathe a bit easier.

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"When I first started swimming, I would panic a lot because of exhaustion and trying to breathe properly, " Jones said.

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What arbitrary rules could you start breaking, which would allow you to sidestep the competition, walk on stilts, breathe fire, and still become successful?

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They concluded that such upwellings might indeed account for the catastrophic fish deaths, but that they would not explain the deaths of insects, reptiles, birds and mammals, since these animals breathe air rather than relying on dissolved oxygen.

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