Another insight she imparts is that anti-depressants don't work for everyone, but they can give a person breathing space. |
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He has now been granted a breathing space which he must use to improve his party's languishing poll ratings. |
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For those with fewer resources, a personal loan provides a breathing space. |
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These days, even the brief breathing space of the close season is full of tales of tragedies foretold. |
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In the first half we played with great rhythm and intensity which gave us some breathing space in the second half. |
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I sat down and watched the world go by, feeling the panic melt, or, more accurately, the new breathing space it freed up as it left. |
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Hemmed in on all sides by low-rise buildings, the forecourt provides a breathing space for meeting, socializing and window shopping. |
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Lunch is a vital breathing space during the working day and, these days, the options for eating at lunch-time are greater than ever. |
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The making of French films during this period endeavoured to create breathing space for those who were forced to flee the reign of terror. |
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As she spoke she was amazed to feel some of the tension ebbing from her, giving her a little breathing space. |
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Similarly, handling errors in their three-quarters allowed Streatham breathing space when in defence. |
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This let off gave Crettyard some breathing space and a confident Mark Kelly clattered the Monasterevin bar with a thunderbolt shot on 32 minutes. |
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A lot may be expected of Button, who needs to shape up or ship out, but the debutants should be gifted a bit more breathing space. |
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If the union leaders refuse to fight then New Labour will get a breathing space on some fronts. |
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A breathing space or a period to reflect might sometimes be a wise precaution before final conclusions. |
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I think it would be best if we took a break from each other, you know, get some breathing space. |
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People have to compete with each other for elbow room and breathing space, both of which are in short supply. |
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But I do need this break, some breathing space to rediscover myself, my joy and happiness. |
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This gives you a breathing space to reorganise your finances and make inroads into paying off your plastic burden. |
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Now I'm conscious of it and if I have six appointments I cancel three to get some breathing space. |
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We now have the breathing space to get this policy right and achieve agreement on the best way forward. |
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It was meant to be a one-day pause to give the banks a breathing space but the shut down is now going to last all week. |
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This interest-free breathing space is a great opportunity to throw money at your debt and kill it off faster. |
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It gave pastoralists and farmers a 30-year breathing space until, by the 1980s, the rabbits had acquired an immunity and began to breed again. |
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The calendar of the local agricultural year provided slaves with a breathing space. |
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The ball was then played to Oliver Moulton who scored with a good strike to give Ilkley some breathing space. |
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There's not a lot of breathing space, and if there were we'd feel oddly impatient. |
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There was not even a breathing space between the songs, as one flowed after the other. |
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As a result, the music has plenty of breathing space for the phenomenal basslines to move around. |
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They survived being handbagged by Mrs Thatcher, but have they found breathing space beneath Tony Blair's sandbags? |
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This gives sysadmins breathing space when dealing with security flaps. |
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The deteriorating quality and the shrinking greenery around the city adds weight to the proposal to provide it a little more elbow room or breathing space. |
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Thus, the bridging loan backed by a state guarantee provides a breathing space to restructure their mortgage and keep their family home. |
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Deeply saturated, brusquely painted color jazzily crisscrosses the surface, intercut with a kind of breathing space where Smith leaves the raw linen exposed. |
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This technology is no cure all, but it would at least give the world a chance and the requisite breathing space to further develop alternative energy sources. |
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It also provided a breathing space for more detailed thinking about the future of the sector. |
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The difficulty of having breathing space is that it is often a time for parties to regroup. |
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However, we need a breathing space or we may risk much of what we can accomplish in the next two years. |
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Distributors are streamlining their debt in order to give themselves breathing space. |
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They see their profession as an exciting and responsible one, but also speak of a very heavy workload that leaves no breathing space. |
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That is why we needed breathing space to work on this idea so that it could be implemented. |
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There are other issues that we face as a continent that might have given the sector a breathing space. |
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The companies really need some breathing space first to get through this difficult period. |
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They receive medical and psychological help and food and breathing space for a little while. |
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Indeed, under the circumstances, the timelines do not provide any breathing space. |
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But governors are pleading for a breathing space to try to build up numbers, which they fear will not happen with the threat of closure hanging over the school. |
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The only breathing space independence-minded Communists would have to regroup would be during the interregnum before the French colonial administration reoccupied its posts. |
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The first half of this action-filled story is so alive and challenging that it dares the audience to take its eyes from the stage, until the breathing space of the interval. |
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I would recommend that the members opposite from the Conservative Party not to go home this weekend and let everybody try to cool off, and give them some breathing space because they are in big trouble. |
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Despite this defeat, the Scots had given France a valuable breathing space, effectively saving the country from English domination. |
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Any re-evaluation of the anti-rightist movement or of Tiananmen, they believe, could rock the boat. Holes in the netYet both wittingly and unwittingly, the party is giving its critics more breathing space. |
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He is always on the move, never gives defenders any breathing space at all, and is a past master at chasing down lost causes and recovering possession for his side. |
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Mentors and site coordinators felt that more time would help them to keep the learners engaged and motivated and give breathing space for technical difficulties which take extra time to solve at a distance. |
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They should be used only as a last resort and on a temporary basis, to provide breathing space for more comprehensive reform and in accordance with existing agreements. |
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The savings plan, which cost the Group some EUR 9 million, was largely implemented at the beginning of 2004 and gives Recticel renewed breathing space and scope for the future. |
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It would provide them with the necessary breathing space to restructure and benefit from greater expenditure on research and development aimed at further reducing production costs. |
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When the Soviet Union existed, the nominally independent former colonies had the breathing space to at least manoeuvre between the Soviets on one side and the imperialists on the other. |
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This process may take decades, or even centuries and, if we view this in a positive light, may give conservationists vital breathing space in their fight to keep extinctions to a minimum. |
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In Yemen and presumably in many other countries with a tight grip on mainstream media, Internet has become a breathing space for populations lacking free media. |
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Even better, the song featured in an ad campaign in the UK, giving her breathing space to put a collection of songs together without too much pressure. |
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Don't fret, in our division you get a lot of breathing space. |
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With a 13-point buer on the relegation zone and a game in hand on most of the teams around them, that late clincher gave Boro breathing space on the teams below them. |
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