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You can tell that the Prague Imperial takes its sweating seriously because it has two types of saunas — a Finnish one with relatively dry heat, and a Turkish one with steam.
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This is a Ukrainian-Russian community center, a blustery twenty-minute walk from the subway, as traditional as banyas get in New York City, with a clientele that takes its sweating very seriously.
"I'm a seriously sweat pants kind of gal," she said.
When you're running, rain presents you with a choice: you can be drenched by the torrents coming through your ultra-light, breathable jacket, or you can be drenched in your own sweat thanks to your seriously waterproof, not-very-breathable jacket.
And because you're usually nervous on the first day of school, you could get some seriously bad sweat stains, which is super-embarrassing.
Seriously, you'll sweat more in the casino.
Less seriously, patients no longer sweat from the nipples upward, and most experience a substantial increase in lower-body sweating in compensation.
I determined that I just had to drink all their sweat, even though it made me feel seriously ill.
Remember too, the risks you've taken -- started the business, moved to new place, learned a new skill (seriously, my ukulele classes had me sweating, but I did it), lived with a chronic illness, made a new friend -- and overcome.
But his psychiatrist, Dr. Koock E. Jung, said in another disciplinary case against him, in 2009, that his symptoms included "breaking out sweating, dizziness and shortness of breath, which affected his law practice seriously, especially his public defender's job".
While other contestants ran around sweating, getting antsy over frangipane and taking Paul Hollywood's hair seriously, Selasi would slide a souffle into the oven and spend the rest of the episode chillin' on the floor.
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