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Yawning can even be so contagious that simply by reading about yawning, a person will yawn!
With the credit market frozen and capitalization gaps a-yawning, the taxpayer needed to feed the beast in order to save it, and save all the car loans, home loans, business start-up loans, and students loans that would travel in it's wake.— The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
In addition to yawning, the dogs showed similar reactions to human yawns.— Impact Lab
Please buy my book. yawning is a distinctly canadian act, like saying ey, and aboot.— ESPN Feed: stuart scott
Though deep, it is very narrow in places, and might almost be described as a yawning crack in the earth, filled with water to within ten feet of the top A little way up stream is a spot fordable for horses, and, of course, fordable also for a cycler; but the prevailing mud and the chilliness of the morning combine to influence me to try another plan.— Around the World on a Bicycle - Volume II From Teheran To Yokohama

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