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BREATH, med. juris. The air expelled from the chest at each expiration.
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| Miss-pace the race by taking it out too fast, or make the mistake of holding breath too much in the beginning, and all too often the back end of the swim becomes more of a struggle than the swimmer bargained for, all because of the sensation that oxygen is in very short supply. There's a lot of nervous Colts execs holding breath that Howard is still here. |
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