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Remove all bedding and let the mattress air out for a few hours. If possible, haul it outside for the day to get fresh air.

If he tries to get fresh with you, tell him to keep his hands to himself.

I think JVG gave them just a little rest, to prepare for the playoffs and to "get fresh" .

If it's correct, reload the knowledge base from the database to get fresh data and start again.

But when racing for, say, 45 seconds to over a minute, you need to get fresh oxygen to your muscles.

Of course, drought-tolerant crops and the infrastructure to get fresh food to markets must be developed in parallel.

Listen, fellow, I'm a black-belt in karate, so don't try to get fresh with me.

Ian Bens says other hotels across the country and the world have also turned to beekeeping as a way to get fresh honey.

He then started to get fresh with me.

Greece announced Sunday a new property tax it says is necessary to meet budget targets in order to get fresh rescue aid.

If people inBeijingwant to get fresh litchis, they could buy some from fruit stands last week.

She then returned to clean Mr. Strauss-Kahn's room, they said, and ran into her supervisor when she went to get fresh sheets.

Click on press to get fresh apple juice.

They also go for walks or running in the morning or evening in order to get fresh air and keep fit.

He stumbled to the window to get fresh air.

To get fresh water, the bits of ice are taken out.