Nights though, are a time to decompress with the family.
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I eat, read a new book (The Goldfinch), and decompress.
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I reply with the latter, since I need to decompress.
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The passenger compartment wasn't penetrated, but the cabin did decompress.
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Nowadays, I use the show as a way to decompress.
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This is stressful, and you deserve some time to decompress.
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"I'm going to take some time to decompress," Brindisi said.
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The ponderosa was a great moment to decompress from the game.
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I play some golf, hang out as a family and decompress.
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We love having a kitchen, laundry, and enough space to decompress.
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DECOMPRESS (Her) Then I'll go on a run in the park.
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Or that you needed to decompress and get some errands done.
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They acknowledged he was trying to decompress and recharge his batteries.
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Taking time to decompress wasn't high on my list of priorities.
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The hour-long class is just perfect and helps me decompress.
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In order to not go insane, I often need to decompress.
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"Paul needs to decompress," she reported, looking up from a text.
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I read a Money Diary to decompress from my busy morning.
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We hope you took some time this weekend to relax and decompress.
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She also said my biggest problem was that I don't decompress anything.
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I go out there to decompress and sit next to my wisteria.
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Schultz's father said they spent this summer at home trying to decompress.
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Feels safer than the subway or bus, plus you need to decompress.
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DECOMPRESS I wash up and look at the news of the day.
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DECOMPRESS It's Mikey's turn to tend to his work while I clean.
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In my mind, his drug use was a strategy to decompress and release.
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A few minutes later, Thompson sat at his locker and tried to decompress.
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Use the time to round yourself out and decompress from the college experience.
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Pete and I decided to take a trip to Sri Lanka to decompress.
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"I love that time to decompress and forget about everything else," she said.
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"He doesn't really decompress with anyone," a source close to Alexander told CNN.
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"I really feel I can come back to Switzerland and decompress," he said.
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At the end of a long day, it can feel good to decompress.
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I take a bath every morning and use the time to decompress and relax.
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With all of that going on, you can get wild, or you can decompress.
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Periodic stress, or that which comes and goes, leaves room between experiences to decompress.
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One IT manager at a big bank says that tabletop games help him decompress.
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They both knew that but needed their space to decompress and regroup and grow.
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I use travel as a way to decompress from my job and city life.
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Smoking or eating edibles helps us decompress faster than just riding out our nerves.
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I love being with people, but you need some time to decompress and relax.
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Things got so bad he stayed in a hotel for five nights to decompress.
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Casper Weighted Blanket for $24 (Amazon, Casper): Compressing yourself can actually help you decompress.
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Friends say that Mr. Hoke turned to painting to help decompress after his tours.
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Did you have to decompress, or metaphorically take a shower when filming was done?
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Did you need to rush back to your dressing room and decompress in silence?
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Breisch told him "to decompress and let it go," according to the NCIS report.
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Providing employees with the tools and skills to decompress can flow to the bottom line.
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We check in at Mad MonkeysBackpackers, and go decompress in the room for a bit.
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Enter the Talika Eye Decompress, an innovative sheet mask for your tired, puffy, overworked eyes.
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If you're anything like Gaga, you go horseback riding along a scenic trail to decompress.
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That will give me plenty of time to decompress and get back into training camp.
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Support divers collect the chambers, and they slowly decompress the fish over days, not hours.
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I took about three months to decompress, but I realized pretty quickly, I couldn't retire.
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The device translates his brain activity during meditation into corresponding weather sounds, thus helping him decompress.
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M. goes to bed at 45:111, and I stay up to decompress a bit more.
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If there's a better way to decompress than obliterating innocent vehicles, we'd like to hear it.
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Security brings me into my room and I sit alone to decompress with Jozea and Da'Vonne.
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But there are few indications that Trump is trying to unplug and decompress in New Jersey.
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Because, admittedly, having a drink can be a great way to decompress after a long week.
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There are myriad ways to decompress and recover from the stresses and strains of everyday life.
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When they finally did, it took them years to decompress from a decade on the road.
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As soon as I get home, I lay on the floor of my apartment to decompress.
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If you're not allowing yourself time to decompress and regain energy, you're going to burn out.
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"It took me the summer to decompress and think about what's important to me," Lyons says.
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Thomsen describes the little lobby and balcony spaces of Turkish baths, where clients decompress before leaving.
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Being a camp counselor could give you the opportunity to get outside and decompress in the summer.
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We worked long hours and retired to local bars to decompress and talk about our shadow lives.
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The device translates his brain activity during meditation into the guiding sounds of weather, helping him decompress.
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Because it's harder to truly break away from the office, employees don't get the chance to decompress.
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I have another 30+ years ahead of me, so sometimes I need to slow down and decompress.
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It doesn't go fast — it's like a bulldozer on wheels — but it's a great way to decompress.
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"If you've had a rough call and need a minute, you can decompress in there," Farmer said.
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First, try to develop a relaxing nighttime routine that allows you to decompress from a long day.
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I head home to L. and relax with some Bob Ross videos to decompress after a stressful evening.
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I was really stressed out for four years, so it's been nice to take this summer to decompress.
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I thoroughly enjoy my 25-minute walk home — I get to listen to half a podcast and decompress.
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For at least one scene, the production team brought in therapy dogs to help actors decompress between takes.
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Trump's two predecessors have found that August amounted to a month of discontent for presidents attempting to decompress.
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Get this for the guy you're making over to let him decompress in a healthy and productive way.
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The husband had a rough work week and just wants to decompress in pajamas, which works for me.
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I decompress while I do my makeup and chat with my friends, trying to get my energy up.
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Maybe it's the cosmos telling me that there are better ways to decompress than watching a soap opera?
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Jen Bernstein, 38, the mother of a 3-year-old, uses CBD to help her sleep and decompress.
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This was my place, where you could decompress after a hard week and dance and be care free.
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I'm sure that after taking some time to decompress, he'll be hard at work planning his next reinvention.
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Once they have cleared the playing field of their competitors, they could ratchet up prices to decompress margins.
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You can stop worrying about how you fully fucked up that project your boss gave you, and totally decompress.
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I decompress in my room for a little while, watch Workin' Moms, and eventually put away all my laundry.
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For college students, summertime is a chance to let loose and decompress from a long year of hard work.
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The device translates his brain activity during meditation and guides him with weather sounds, all to help him decompress.
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The device translates his brain activity during meditation and guides him with weather sounds, all to help him decompress.
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I have afternoon plans with a friend, so I peel off to go decompress and meet up with her.
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So now we know what Musk does to decompress from fighting robots: fighting more robots, in another simulation. [Twitter]
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And then they headed off into the unknown to take time off, decompress, and figure out what comes next.
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Both shows have their merits, and I would gladly turn either of them on to decompress from the day.
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Initially, fighting the urge was a day-to-day struggle, and Singleton strugged to find other ways to decompress.
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She tries to decompress by going out to dinner with her fiancé and spending time with their extended families.
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Because taking that precious time to decompress and regroup will help you be more productive in the long run.
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And if care isn't taken to decompress slowly along the way, bubbles expanding in the body can become fatal.
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We share a platter of fried dumplings, minced meat with torn noodles, and a pot of tea and decompress.
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We then proceed to talk about this crazy event and decompress for a bit while watching Drunk History videos.
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One of McDaniel's favorite self-care habits is "bookending" trips in order to be more grounded and to decompress.
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By the time I get home, I need to take off my shoes and smoke some dope to decompress.
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Most of the time we sit at the table without the TV, but we both kinda want to decompress tonight.
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"Going home separately gives us time to decompress after a work day and get back into 'home mode,'" she says.
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Painting became a way to decompress, and the more he painted, the more he wanted to do nothing but paint.
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It's already pretty common for Swedes to have fika, or coffee breaks, multiple times a day to help them decompress.
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I also wanted some time after trail to decompress as being thrust back into "normal" life can be very jarring.
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When you really turn everything off and don't check your email, you can decompress and come up with innovative ideas.
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For a player of her caliber to reset, decompress and come back halfway last year, I think sometimes it's necessary.
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When he wants to "decompress," Maggetti will head over to the behind Harbor Galley where the Sailing Ship Columbia docks.
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She and her husband headed to a family member's home in northern Michigan, more than three hours away, to decompress.
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Mr. Fox said he was taking Tuesday off to follow up with journalists who had requested interviews and to decompress.
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Go-go dancers from Coyote Ugly, which was right across the street, came over after work to drink and decompress.
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Little wonder that after leaving Uber, VanderZanden wanted to take some time off to decompress with his wife and two daughters.
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After a frantic weekend of finishing a big story—and typing so much that my forearms tingled—I needed to decompress.
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You can watch the video to decompress after the holiday week — or to prove any of your flat Earther friends wrong.
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After Jennifer Lawrence revealed that she would watch Keeping Up With The Kardashians to decompress after filming intense scenes for Mother!
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The best part of my day: My ride to/from work because it allows me to organize my thoughts and decompress.
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And when the weekend hits, your pal prefers to decompress with video games and Netflix marathons versus, say, riverfront half-marathons.
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It was a way to decompress and to share that process of adjusting from the combat zone to the home front.
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When Cuban-American Nicole experienced her first on-screen sobfest, it was Tayshia who took her to the side to decompress.
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Up the hill, at the local bowls club, members decompress after a top-of-the-table clash against a local rival.
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"This really gives you time to decompress, be with each other and bask in the glow of early marriage," says Mahoney.
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White partners should provide an outlet like that for people of color to decompress because it is stressful [to be there].
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Her and Linda had a big blowout fight and after her sister stormed out, Patti left to decompress at Coney Island.
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Instead of turning to technology, he suggested reading lighthearted books and magazines; they'll help you decompress and lower your stress levels.
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Let onscreen characters take the wheel for a while and decompress at Nashville's oldest and newest art house, The Belcourt Theater.
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The programs help active members, veterans, and their families to decompress from the stress and pressure of service in healthy ways.
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For the first time in three decades, with no other distractions or commitments, we had the time and space to decompress.
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If you reach three eye-rolls, skip to Step 3, and return to the internet after you've had time to decompress.
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I enjoyed an indulgent and relaxing 80-minute facial, flanked by time to decompress in the steam, sauna, and hot tub.
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He takes the time to prepare for the day ahead, decompress and enjoy a cup of coffee with others in the office.
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Turn off the cellphone, shut down the computer, and connect with your special people or activities that allow your brain to decompress.
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Two of my friends text me asking if I'm free, but I don't feel great and I need a day to decompress.
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I have freelance work to do, but I'm slow to get into it while I decompress and wait for dinner to arrive.
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I might take a nice bike ride or sit by the pool and talk about my day with my boyfriend to decompress.
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What had been a public space to prepare for or decompress from the drama within has become part of the entrance gantlet.
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Finding a method to decompress, whether it's hanging out with a friend, taking a bath, or meditating, is very important to me.
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He needs some time to decompress, so we watch an episode of Last Week Tonight with John Oliver before heading to bed.
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I'm around dogs all the time at the shelter, so I'd prefer to just hang out with humans so I can decompress.
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It's a great escape from your daily routine and a wonderful way to decompress after a long and tedious day at work.
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"Obviously she is very scared and nervous right now so she will need to decompress for a few days," said the post.
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Turning says 14-year-old Eric can decompress and let loose in the "Sesame Street"-based park without fear of being judged.
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After a recent loss, Anthony only briefly spoke to media then went home for what he said was alone time to decompress.
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Ms. Jones also explains how dumb jokes help her decompress after each performance of this Tony-nominated musical about a troubled teenager.
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Several days a week I jog or bike to work to give my mind space to decompress and mull over business problems.
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After embodying David Koresh for 10 months on Waco, Taylor Kitsch needed to decompress and get away — which is exactly what he did.
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Sometimes you just got to go back into the wild and decompress by jumping into a lake or river and enjoy the silence.
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Made of sturdy cotton and polyester fabric, this hammock chair is easy to hang and gives your mom a relaxing place to decompress.
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Easy vibes will be flowing at work, but you'll still need to lock yourself in a dark room away from everyone to decompress.
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After burning the midnight oil seven days a week, you can picture Caldwell wanting to decompress with some nice song and dance numbers.
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Once the gummies started to work, I felt more relaxed and able to decompress before a wave of drowsiness slowly came over me.
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When you go out to lunch to decompress, you notice that your favorite sandwich place has been reduced to a pile of ash.
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As great as it's been, it's also been very difficult so we just want to take that time to decompress and be ourselves.
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You're probably in the middle of some insufferable commute right now, or sweating through your couch as you decompress from the work week.
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I wondered what compelled them to log so many hours, and where they played, what they were trying to avoid or decompress from.
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However, "Crown" allows its high-octane monster fighting to end by the midpoint of the episode, giving its characters 20 minutes to decompress.
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Knight writes: In the immediate aftermath of a job loss, give yourself time to decompress by "taking a vacation of sorts," suggests Claman.
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Viewing art is a great way to decompress after a long day with your colleagues -- and, yes, the museum probably has a restaurant.
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Barbie helped me decompress, offering important life lessons: There were six Susans in my second grade class, which caused two to run home crying.
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So the next time you need a break to decompress, try this quick, 15-minute bodyweight workout from Barry's Bootcamp Miami trainer Derek DeGrazio.
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The Game of Thrones stars and IRL besties told the crowd at New York Comic-Con how they decompress after crazy days of shooting.
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Darla calls Charley and asks for the day off from work so she can decompress, but doesn't tell her boss exactly what's going on.
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A spokesperson for Balch Springs PD told the New York Times that responding officers are being given time to "decompress" before making official statements.
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Decompress with some Samantha Bee at 10:30 and Seth Meyers at 12:35, both of whom have been dropping spot-on political analysis.
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I went back in the next day, when I was able to decompress and calm down and take in the gravity of the situation.
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His randomizer must decompress the data, make changes to the source code, and then reinject it into the ROM without running out of space.
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When you reach the "just one more" level of saturation, booths that feature a single work of irrefutable power let you decompress toward departure.
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To lengthen and decompress, follow this regimen created by Dr. Eric Goodman, who has worked with Chris Hemsworth, Matthew McConaughey, Jeff Bridges and Rob Lowe.
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We patted one another on the backs, the company leadership gave proud, beaming speeches, and everyone took some much-earned time to decompress and recharge.
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To help you decompress, we have 15 short videos for you to watch (on the very slight chance that puppy above didn't work for you).
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Self-made billionaire Richard Branson, founder of the Virgin Group, isn't shy about his penchant for taking vacations to decompress from a hectic work schedule.
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Current and former White House officials familiar with the relationship told the magazine that the conversations help Trump "decompress" at the end of the day.
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After therapy, you have to either go surf with another veteran or at least get in the water and paddle around and kind of decompress.
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But it seems nice to have a clear separation between when you're at work and when you're not, and some time to decompress in between.
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The music here was almost perfunctory, instead the focus was the setting; the opportunity to decompress over drinks and fairy lights – and that's just fine.
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To decompress he plays badminton with Ed, a "researcher" and loner who is as dissatisfied with his job as he is disillusioned with his country.
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After a couple of days to decompress from the grind of the N.H.L. season, Henrik joined his brother for a chance at a gold medal.
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TALK TO ME Recently, I have really been into listening to library audiobooks in the morning to help me decompress without looking at a screen.
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These works pack a punch, so be sure to decompress outside with the museum's resident Sardinian donkeys before you move on to your next stop.
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"The thing about downtown Las Vegas art is there are a lot of visitors who need a decompress from all that neon junk," he explains.
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"We've been working on a pretty massive comms initiative, and [my manager] recommended we take a week off after that just to decompress," he said.
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Hanging hammock swing Made of sturdy cotton and polyester fabric, this hammock chair is easy to hang and gives your mom a relaxing place to decompress.
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Whether you get to work by land, sea, or air, these apps have offline skills to help you work—and decompress—while you're off the grid.
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Going on walks with a partner provides time to catch up, hold hands or just decompress together without a plan, with the added benefits of exercise.
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There are a lot of fun places to sit outside in Cleveland, and it is a way to decompress and catch up on each other's days.
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I usually have a month off, and you don't have a chance to decompress and think about things, or realize, 'Oh yeah, I have a family!
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When social media has become a mess and self-care apps just aren't cutting it, something as simple as a physical toy can help you decompress.
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All of us need some downtime — you know, some time to just relax and decompress from the external stressors that are thrown at us every day.
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Mr. Kass saw pool as a chance for Mr. Obama to decompress after intense days in the Oval Office, and the two kept a running score.
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Venturing into a wilderness area might feel relaxing and restorative for one person, but terrifying for someone else, who'd much rather decompress in an urban park.
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For the past several years, as comedy has become my job, using work to decompress from the rest of my life has started to feel dystopian.
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We train soldiers to respond to fearful situations in an aggressive way, but they're not trained in how to decompress and come back from that state.
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Even if you don't feel anything in the moment, which is often the case, it's still important to take a little bit of time to decompress.
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Make time to relax today as you may find that your energy is drained quickly and that you need time to decompress and process your emotions.
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"I'm sure she will take some time with family to decompress and unplug and put your phone down and disconnect from email," Cruz said of Warren.
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"Hadestown" is an emotional roller coaster for both the audience and the performers, and I think watching videos is a way to decompress in between acts.
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Years later, I still cook and bake when I need an hour or two to decompress and be brought back to life after a stressful day.
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When we finally lock the doors and start to decompress from the night, I order a margarita for my shift drink and do my closing side work.
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When social media has become a dumpster fire and self-care apps just aren't cutting it, something as simple as a physical toy can help you decompress.
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Getting going is incredibly simple: select an eight to ten-minute "work" track to boost your mindfulness and productivity, or a "life" track to sooth and decompress.
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Tonight's episode features Wavves frontman Nathan Williams, who is understandably ready to decompress after touring relentlessly and releasing a follow up album to V this past May.
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You can even listen offline with unlimited skips if you want to set up some some me-time away from the family circus and decompress with Mariah.
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Besides your standard sleep meditations and relaxation videos, the Honest Guys have a series of "fantasy meditations," meant to transport you into magical worlds while you decompress.
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Since failing on what was his fourth shot at a career grand slam, McIlroy took time off to decompress and only resumed practising over the last 10 days.
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" —Alice Boyes, PhD, former clinical psychologist and author of The Anxiety Toolkit "A go-to for me in order to decompress and recharge is getting out in nature.
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It gives me time to read while I'm in the passenger seat and decompress from work, because I got in the car literally right after my work week.
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Taking away the need to compress and then decompress the signal, in other words, will make communication between people and computers much faster, lossless and very high bandwidth.
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But if you're on a budget and trying to indulge, decompress, and mentally go somewhere that's not your studio apartment, then there's only one option: Le Petit Marseillais.
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He noted it took about 2359 to 2399 hours for the mattress to decompress, and the off-gassing smell went away in about the same amount of time.
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Taking notice of Coleman's success, Patterson High School in East Baltimore created its own Mindful Moment Room, where students do yoga or simply decompress after a school day.
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Ramsay de Give, who moved to the city from New Mexico nine years ago, started riding the Staten Island Ferry as a way to decompress from city life.
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While hard work is certainly the key to success, billionaire Richard Branson maintains that there is value in taking time away from the office to unplug and decompress.
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There's an instant attraction, which they acknowledge and eventually decide to act on, taking things somewhat slowly as they bond over the reality television show Sloan watches to decompress.
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I usually walk home because I don't live far from campus and I like to use that time to decompress after work, get some exercise, and listen to audiobooks.
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There will be conversations with artists, writers and others as part of Frieze Talks, and a collection of art publications available in the Reading Room, should you need to decompress.
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Back to this week's picks: they turned out dance-heavy, a development I'm chalking up to higher temperatures, later sunsets, and a desperate need to decompress one way or another.
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Since the Lab is a special case, Olsen is allowing the pet to stay at her home on the ranch's premises, hopefully making it easier for the dog to decompress.
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SEALs in the platoon testified that they told him repeatedly about the killings after the deployment, but were told to "decompress" and "let it go," according to a Navy investigation.
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Oklahoma, which has put executions on hold to fix flaws, has recommended executions be held at least a week apart to allow staff time to review the proceedings and decompress.
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The New York couple who donated the home, in Sloatsburg, N.Y., intended for it to be used as a retreat house, a place where hardworking priests could relax and decompress.
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" —Tracy Carlinsky, founder of Brooklyn Bodyburn "I am so busy and pulled in so many directions -- single parent to twin girls, business owner -- I don't take enough time to decompress.
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Now more than ever, it feels precious to be forced to be separated from all technology too, and each time I sauna'd, I felt my body decompress and my mind destress.
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HELSINKI, Finland — After his 24-season N.H.L. coaching career ended tumultuously, Ron Wilson needed time to decompress and fall back in love with hockey before he would even consider coaching again.
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This practice has not only helped me decompress my thoughts, but it's also enabled me to work out many roadblocks, whether it's related to something happening at work or personal development.
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"This is one of those dishes that is so clean, you can eat it at the end of your work day, decompress, feel good about yourself, and get some solid sleep."
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California has been helping people returning to the US from overseas and needs the San Diego-based ship to help "decompress" its health care system as infection rates skyrocket, Newsom wrote.
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But we can also talk to each other, or be on our phones, or just generally decompress, occasionally looking up to see who won the last challenge and who was cut.
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After a week of being cooped up in my apartment and working it's a great way to decompress, to drink and be silly, and escape the news for a few hours.
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What I do in my real life diary is try to decompress and untangle my stresses, and on Tuesday, February 11, one of my greatest stresses is the New Hampshire primary election.
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One place to decompress is Punch Bowl Social (1086 West 11th Street), an adult playground that offers karaoke, shuffleboard, vintage arcade games and many other diversions, along with food and local beers.
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"I will have some time to decompress, because it has been a really long run," says Brown, who tells me 203 to 95 percent of the audiences he performs for are conservative.
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Although she doesn't seek out "bathfluencers" (or identify as one), she says "I'm happy when I see folks sharing the ways they are using water and the power of nature to decompress."
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Rather than having a few days off to decompress, we spend our time away from work filled with dread, anxiety, and exasperation because we have to endure people we are allergic to.
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Whew. Let's all decompress under the gentle ministrations of Finn the bat dog, a very good boy who fetches bats for the Las Vegas 51s, a minor league affiliate of the Oakland Athletics.
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" Not long after, Caroline and April meet in the ladies room to decompress, and there's a bit of mania to their behavior: "Caroline was doubled over, laughing until tears came into her eyes.
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Performer and director Nikki Hearts told Rolling Stone that she and her wife, porn entertainer Leigh Raven, have opened their home to other performers who are in need of a place to decompress.
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Where in this scenario is there time for me to decompress, play with the kids, have quality time with my husband, jump on a call with my mom or just take a breath?
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I could finally have a little fun, a way to decompress, but the stress of not having a use for anything eventually got to me and I drank in order to contain it.
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"In a climate in which we are inundated with information and over-scheduled, we thought it imperative to create a space to decompress from our anxieties," Breininger and Cammermeyer told Hyperallergic over email.
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But they also give jurors time to decompress and a way to exert control over lives consumed for months by one of the most high-profile criminal trials in recent memory, Chopra said.
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But with Anthony on the bench at the start of the fourth quarter — "That was kind of a moment where I could decompress a little bit," he said — the Knicks eased off the gas.
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The digital contents decompress to about 200GB of information and include a complete copy of the English-language Wikipedia as well as the Long Now Foundation's PanLex datasets which cover translations for 5,700 languages.
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After his DJ set, he had come to the screening room—as he has for years to decompress from partying—with his girlfriend Kitty, who sat on his lap while they watched hentai together.
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When I get home, I check my mail and decompress by cleaning my kitchen (weird, I know, but cleaning is stress-relieving for me), knitting, watching a TV show on Netflix, or going online.
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News were similar to the ones she made to Vogue in August, when she first revealed that the crew of her new thriller had made her a "Kardashian tent" where she could decompress between scenes.
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Those pups will need time to decompress and reintegrate into society, and, since the dogs don't receive retirement benefits, Mission K9 Rescue provides the much needed funding to assist handlers and adopters with medical bills.
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Between trying to decompress from the frenzy of day-to-day life, agonizing over tomorrow's meetings, and the irresistible lure of your endless Instagram feed, getting enough rest can be tough for many of us.
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And at the same time, they also offered a chance to collectively decompress at the end of the year — whether from the stress of a scary movie, from the holidays, or from a scary 2018.
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The benefits will be apparent, no matter what your level: You will be able to decompress, make a habit of entering a creative mindset and be able to 'reset' after a long day at work.
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But the Olympic houses are above all social hubs: places for officials to meet and greet outside the stadiums and arenas, places for athletes to decompress from the Olympic Village after their competitions are over.
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Where the group excels is in their ability to create music that's multipurpose and faceted, meaning you can just as easily chill out and decompress to their music, as you could dance along with it.
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Whether you walk, take the train or arrive by car, there are things that can help streamline your routine and prepare you for the day ahead (or decompress you from the challenging day you've endured).
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It does require me to take more time out of my nightly routine, but learning a new hobby has been a great way to decompress after work while eating one of my favorite types of food!
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That's one of my big worries about how we are all living our lives, that our brains are not given a chance to decompress and what's that going to do to creativity in the long run.
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This is a "modest budget item" that can "make a difference when a person needs a few minutes to decompress after interviewing a victim/perpetrator and considering how they will process next steps," the memo said.
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Jeong: I definitely had colleagues that did, and I think it's a very, very healthy way to decompress when you're on call and you can't drink alcohol, and that's so cool that your grandfather did that.
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In the 19503s, Las Vegans looking to decompress would head to Atomic Liquors on Fremont Street, order an "Atomic cocktail" and head to the roof to watch mushroom clouds rising from the nearby Nevada Test Site.
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Or, try Mr. Collins's favorite way to decompress at the airport from the stress of challenging travel: "I use my Amazon Prime and Netflix memberships to binge-watch my favorite shows on my laptop," he said.
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PLAN FOR RELAXATION Give yourself plenty of unscheduled time to decompress by napping or reading by the hotel pool, people-watching at cafes, lingering at wine bars and wandering through the streets soaking up the surroundings.
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When I choose to decompress or relax…not in the back of my mind, in the front of my mind, my biggest fear is if somebody's not relaxing right now and they're going to stumble upon something.
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"Everybody needs a place where they can focus on social relationships, where they can focus on taking a deep breath and decompress after a long day of work — where they can feel like they belong," Finkelstein said.
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AllTrails, which helps you find nearby hiking trails and download maps of them, brought me to a hike out of cell range that turned out to be breathtaking, ass-kicking, and just what I needed to decompress.
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The goal was not to eradicate the disease, but to delay the peak of the outbreak, decompress the burden on hospitals and infrastructure and diminish the number of overall cases and the severity of the health impact.
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Sky wakes up at 10 for another feed and a diaper change, and when she's done, we get into bed and may do a bit of reading and watch some TV just to decompress from the day.
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"More and more couples in the last decade paid for their own wedding, so mini-moons are a great way to celebrate and decompress while spreading out expenses over a few months," Spector said of the trend.
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According to a newly released survey from Tork, a brand from the global health and hygiene company Essity, employees who want to be on top of their game need to take time out of their workday to decompress.
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"This event is really just to shine a light on the need of animals and rescues and shelters, and to give staff a chance to decompress," said Richard Patch, ASPCA's vice president of federal affairs and government relations.
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"We came out of the wedding happy and exhausted," Ms. Santucci said, "so it was great to decompress for a few days" and then to travel around a country they had wanted to visit for a long time.
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We decompress from work by checking our work email I say this, sincerely, as someone who struggles not to check my work email or Slack notifications or Twitter replies when I'm supposed to be decompressing from those very things.
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"If you're in something a long time, it would be very difficult not to become part of that role, unless you're very strict with your training and how you prepare and decompress after every day on set," Armitage said.
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The Eagles are the first NFL franchise to open a sensory room, constructed in the off season, exclusively for fans with sensory challenges who might need to decompress from all the excitement and noise happening out by the field.
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Bonding over job as well as family They picked offices near one another, which they say makes it easier to work together -- in rarer moments than they anticipated -- decompress with a glass of wine of a bottle of beer.
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If you don't already use essential oils to relax and decompress, chances are, you're likely using them in some form or another, whether it's the tea tree oil in your face wash or the lavender oil in your bath bomb.
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And although Mr Cann may be only a few hundred miles from his home in Fort William, in western Scotland, he cannot get back safely for up to a week, such is the time needed for his body to decompress.
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It could also one day allow people to communicate brain to brain, instead of having to compress ideas into words, transmit them through speech or writing and then have a recipient decompress the words into thoughts in their own mind.
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Thankfully, it's only two and a half minutes long, and if you take a little moment to decompress from the epic fantasy onslaught that you just witnessed, you can realize that this show actually looks pretty good, and—oh, wait.
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However, one of the kindest and most optimistic moments of the installment arrives when Amelia attempts to process Betty-Britney's health crisis as Link takes a moment to decompress over the horde of opioid-related catastrophes flowing into the hospital.
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It's scheduled to last three hours, giving any TV audiences made anxious by the proceedings a chance to decompress with the season-four premiere of HBO's marijuana-dealer series, HIGH MAINTENANCE, which will air on that network at 11 p.m.
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After nine months of intense workouts and meal plans to get into the strapping shape of vine-swinging jungle hero Tarzan, Swedish actor Alexander Skarsgard found a fitting way to decompress with his famous father, veteran Swedish actor Stellan Skarsgard.
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But those close to the couple say that Mann's influence on his wife's candidacy is not to be underestimated -- he has a unique ability to help his famously energetic wife decompress after long days of travel and campaigning, they said.
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"I would suggest that the parties go home, sober up, decompress, get together between now and tomorrow," U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero told lawyers for Trump and for Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance at a hearing in Manhattan federal court.
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"I would suggest that the parties go home, sober up, decompress, get together between now and tomorrow," U.S. District Judge Victor Marrero told lawyers for Trump and for Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance at a hearing in Manhattan federal court.
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The alcohol-soaked culture—which begins in law school when people go out for after-class drinks, and continues into practice where colleagues may decompress after a long day or woo clients by taking them out for drinks—doesn't help.
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I also like to create a buffer between work and home: taking some time after my sessions just to decompress and clear my mind, even if brief, before I immediately sail into Mom/Wife/Friend mode with the people in my life.
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Our campaign represents really your grandfather and what he does — it's like when you're on call, you want to decompress, but you want to do it, obviously, in a way that that makes sense as the right call when you're on call.
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SAN JUAN, P.R. — José Andrés was walking along a dark street in a stained T-shirt and a ball cap, trying to decompress after another day of feeding an island that has been largely without electricity since Hurricane Maria hit a month ago.
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They're "work breaks" or "home-district periods," because they are all framed as times not to decompress, but to host town halls, meet with community leaders, and otherwise roam about amongst one's constituents to get a read on local reactions to Congress and priorities.
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Here was the perfect opportunity to actually ignore work and decompress for a few days, and I, almost compulsively, had filled up time and space with every possible digital distraction I could think of, simply because the alternative was even more uncomfortable: feeling vulnerable.
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Files like these aren't unheard-of, but Fifield's techniques, revealed in an article on his website, are particularly novel because they aren't "recursive," or built like an inverted Russian nesting doll where the files get bigger as you decompress multiple layers of Zip files.
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Among the participants was John Penley, 64, a Navy veteran from New York by way of North Carolina, who asked the city of Cleveland a month ago to open a campground because it was important for protesters to have a place to safely decompress.
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When bonobos come upon a great patch of fruit, for example, and tensions rise over feeding priority, the bonobos will decompress with a quick round of genito-genital rubbing and similar acts: males with females, males with males, females with females, juveniles with adults.
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Person-to-person, Musk's vision would enable direct "uncompressed" communication of concepts between people, instead of having to effectively "compress" your original thought by translating it into language, and then having the other party "decompress" the package you send them linguistically, which is always a lossy process.
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These methods involve training stadium workers to recognize and respond properly to those experiencing sensory overload; offering sensory bags that include items like headphones and earplugs, weighted lap pads, sunglasses and fidget toys; and creating sensory rooms where distressed fans can decompress before returning to their seats.
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"This resource will help decompress the health care delivery system to allow the Los Angeles region to ensure that it has the ability to address critical acute care needs, such as heart attacks and strokes or vehicle accidents," Newsom wrote in the letter, according to the Chronicle.
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She was at Modrn Sanctuary, a moodily black-walled spa on West 103th Street in Manhattan on a frigid Wednesday afternoon, looking to decompress after "The Dr. Oz Show," where she was promoting her 27th book, "A New Way to Age" (that's 26 more than Emily Bronte).
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To decompress, the agents sometimes report each other's posts, not because they are controversial, but "just for a laugh," said another agent, the son of a Lebanese refugee and an Arabic-speaker who has had to deal with content related to terrorism generally and the Islamic State specifically.
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We passed by what would, the next day, become the room where forum attendees could sit to decompress from the talk of gun violence and murder, and we passed by the the glamour room, with its silvery mirrors and flattering lighting, where candidates would wait before going onstage.
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"I respectfully request you immediately deploy the USNS Mercy Hospital Ship to be stationed at the port of Los Angeles through September 1, 2020, to help decompress our current health care delivery system in the Los Angeles region in response to the COVID-19 outbreak," Newsom said in a letter to Trump.
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Visits from his family give him time to decompress when it all gets too much, he says, like it did when a friend he knew from cutting hair outside the hospice unit died after suffering from Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a condition that affects nerve cells in the brain and the spinal cord.
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I've seen other folks take way longer to decompress, and I've seen some of them do some crazy stuff along the way, like start that folly of a company they always wanted to start and now that they had the means to start it and no one to tell them no… disaster.
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"We're trained to meet folks where they are, and have a generous attitude towards the societal implications of coming into a sex-positive space, but it's hard to do so when we're constantly on defense and the resources to process and decompress just aren't provided to us by management," they said in a comment to Refinery29.
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Morton also says that it's not just about what you do during the commute, but also about how to decompress during the day, whether you rant to a coworker about said commute, or take time on your lunch break to go outside and take a walk that doesn't involve briskly walking to your office so as not to be late.
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In many ways, it's what Ann Dowsett Johnston, author of Drink: The Intimate Relationship Between Women and Alcohol, calls "the working women's steroid": It allows women to seemingly do it all in a world where the labor is still not evenly split, and it's the quickest way to decompress at the end of a demanding workday, not to mention potentially parenting kids.
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"Think about on an ongoing basis, what can you build into your week to keep your stress levels at a manageable rate so you're not having those high swings [from one end of the spectrum to the other]," Dr. Ballard says, suggesting that you make it a priority to take breaks in the day, or decompress without checking your email once you get home.
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Khan told me he took a three-week trip to Spain in August to decompress after the organizing he did around the Supreme Court's travel ban ruling, and when I tried to get in touch with two other activists for this story, a friend of theirs mentioned one of them was on vacation in San Francisco; the other, enjoying a long-overdue beach stay.
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It gets around to more or less explaining them eventually, but for too long it leaves us furrowing our brows, because the only way The Walking Dead knows how to tell stories anymore is to pointlessly extend them, decompress them to the point where what would have been single scenes in earlier seasons now fill entire episodes, and then jostle the timeline for no particular reason.
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