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If breathing weren't an autonomic response, some people would forget to do it.
And Ballad, heroine is bad for you
That's what my DNA says. Actually it says I'd enjoy it. I've easily kicked all addictive drugs. Love demerol. I've had some bumps and bangs along the way.
Hero is derived from the royal son, Heru-Ur(R). Heroine is from: 1650s, "demigoddess," from Latin heroine, heroina (plural heroinae) "a female hero, a demigoddess" (such as Medea), from Greek hērōine, fem. of hērōs (see hero (n.1)).
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