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She hiccupped, as though hyperventilating.
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No wonder some of Obama's most enthusiastic supporters, such as Andrew Sullivan, are hyperventilating.
My personal favourite is Cassius Clay, as he was, hyperventilating before he beat Sonny Liston the first time in Miami in 1964.
Don't hyperventilate, though, as it will make you pass out.
"Basic manners are gone from politics," she cries, as she hyperventilates into a paper bag.
"Does anyone have a Valium?" his brother called out as Burt hyperventilated.
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Inhale a few times as if you are hyperventilating.
One tape follows a fearful flier prior to treatment as she purposefully hyperventilates her way, back and forth, between Boston and New York.
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