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God breeze
 n.— «In our home we call the episodes a “God Breeze.” I’m glad your son is fully recovered and enjoying the water again.» —“Re: My Holidays—Life Changing” by Barbara Godsey Usenet: alt.childcare Aug. 10, 2001. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)

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