We were rolling down Predators, and there was a cool breeze up there.

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The stringy branches floated in a cool breeze, while the leaves, like a swarm of arrowheads, flickered in the soft rays cast by the street lights.

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Even during the height of summer, a cool breeze and misty fog often roll in over the pristine oceanside cliffs, offering a respite from the smothering desert heat that blankets the city farther inland.

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You're like a Cadillac, cool breeze in the 70s, you and me on the dance talking family, that Southern thing I like, Southern thing I like.

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Sitting above the splashing waves on a moonlit night, I could feel the cool breeze of the Arabian Sea on my face.

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When I came down the garage stairs and relieved myself in the stand of bamboo, the cool air of the dawn welcomed me with a soft breeze.

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For example, in 2007, US researchers built tiny wind engines that created a "breeze" made up of charged particles, or ions, to cool computer chips.

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