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See: suggestion BREATH, med. juris. The air expelled from the chest at each expiration.
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| And some pastes have compounds that kill the bacteria that produce bad breath. To all those critics who are ``shocked'' to see actual physical force -- and who, I suspect, have never been toe to toe with anyone, let alone close with or smelled a combative person's bad breath and sweat -- I say a fight is not a controlled event in which each method of control is pre-planned and counted. Kao conducted an analysis and found that a reduced amount of saliva causes bad breath, cavities, gingivitis and plaque. |
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