"I am very happy to come out of prison and able to breathe freely after 20 years, " Mr Chishti told the BBC's Hindi service after his release on Wednesday.

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But surprise, surprise most Parisians interviewed in the French Press said they actually like being able to smell food and breathe freely in cafes without worrying about swallowing secondhand smoke.

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Soviets clamored for trips abroad not just to breathe relatively freely, but to shop.

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