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Everyone exhales.
Many international experts think that any air left in the submarine may have turned poisonous by now and that nearly everyone who survived the explosion and flooding has probably been overcome by the buildup of gases like carbon dioxide, which everyone exhales.
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Everyone exhaled at once.
"Collectively, everyone exhaled a little bit".
Okay, everyone exhale.
All that greenhouse gas carbon dioxide everyone exhaled during the presidential campaign in the big debate on race may have been unnecessary air pollution.
"When it was over, everyone just exhaled: 'Better him than me.' " Not all council events are rated equal (next week's breakfast with Nicolas Sarkozy, the French finance minister, has been called only a "moderately hot" ticket), and neither are its members.
'Fear the Walking Dead' heads to sea as the zombie apocalypse overwhelms L.A. Melissa McCarthy is returning to the revival of 'Gilmore Girls.' Everyone can exhale now.
I would like everyone, to exhale, and do what my late grandparents used to say "Sit down and rest your nerves".
Everyone in the car exhaled, and, after a beat, we were driving again.
This let him speak the way everyone does, vocalizing as he exhaled.
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