" When the Dormio system detected the participants were falling asleep, the robot would say their name and "you are falling asleep.
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Somehow, we don't end up falling asleep until after 11.
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You're literally just yawning and falling asleep as we talk.
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Sometimes, that requires playing the didgeridoo and then falling asleep.
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"It's part of falling asleep," Gates tells The Seattle Times.
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I read for a bit before falling asleep around 10ish.
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We watch an episode of The Proposal before falling asleep.
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When we go to bed, I have trouble falling asleep.
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I watch an episode of New Girl before falling asleep.
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Everyone has his or her own trick for falling asleep.
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I watch another episode of Grey's Anatomy before falling asleep.
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We cuddle and play with the dog before falling asleep.
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I don't end up falling asleep until about 2 a.m.
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Related Video: Read these stories next: Having Trouble Falling Asleep?
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We're never falling asleep with the lights off ever again.
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Will Wiesenfeld: Immediately, it was for studying and falling asleep.
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He seemed to be slowly falling asleep in his seat.
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Ultimately, he was fired for falling asleep on the job.
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Why do I jerk awake right as I'm falling asleep?
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So far, I have not had any trouble falling asleep.
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I was falling asleep in all of my classes basically.
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Anyone can have trouble falling asleep from time to time.
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Children don't have trouble falling asleep because they feel safe.
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I never have trouble falling asleep with the Quility blanket.
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I struggle with falling asleep, especially after a stressful workday.
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Falling asleep at the wheel is a trucker's worst nightmare.
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The lowest point was falling asleep while giving a handjob.
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We talk for a bit in bed before falling asleep.
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I browse IG for a few mins before falling asleep.
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Or she's nodding off, falling asleep in the middle of something.
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None were serious, but all involved captains falling asleep, he said.
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I eat some more of those Tate's cookies before falling asleep.
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Are we not all soft yellow ducks falling asleep in class?
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I only get 20 pages in before falling asleep around 03.
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I flip through Bumble and Hinge a bit before falling asleep.
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"I remember, wow, kinda falling asleep and catching myself," he says.
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Falling asleep on the subway or a bus is never good.
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I don't have problems falling asleep and I'm out by 10.
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Lucky for me I don't usually need extra help falling asleep.
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I barely make it through my Insta Stories before falling asleep.
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Start cuddling with my fur babies and fiancé before falling asleep.
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Their crimes included trying to desert, and falling asleep during lookout.
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Then I indulge in my nightly celebrity gossip before falling asleep.
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"I have moments of falling asleep on set, 100%," Baldwin says.
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Sometimes, life is hard and it makes falling asleep even harder.
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Related: Why do I jerk awake right as I'm falling asleep?
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The kids were falling asleep and there was some popcorn left.
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Because I was wasted, falling asleep that night was pretty easy.
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"It's part of falling asleep," Gates once told The Seattle Times.
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I have not had any trouble falling asleep and staying asleep.
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I used to be great at falling asleep wherever I was.
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I remember watching my first 3D movie— Beowolf—and falling asleep.
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She has pointed out that jurors seem to be falling asleep.
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Consider meditation or progressive relaxation before bed or while falling asleep.
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We keep falling asleep and then resurrecting and laughing about it.
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We try to listen to podcasts, but I keep falling asleep.
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We watch several more hours of The Witcher before falling asleep.
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I scroll through social media for a bit before falling asleep.
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Read This Next: Stress Makes Me Hallucinate When I'm Falling Asleep
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All of these can negatively affect your body's natural falling-asleep processes.
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We talk for a few minutes before saying goodnight and falling asleep.
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I love just randomly going upstairs and falling asleep next to him.
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For Menglye, it's important that he's not falling asleep on the platform.
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I read a bit in Catcher in the Rye before falling asleep.
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Falling asleep next to her hairstylist/new friend, Nadia dies once more.
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I then watch another political drama, The Good Fight, before falling asleep.
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I'm in bed by 9:30 and read Hitchhiker's before falling asleep.
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But is falling asleep with the TV on actually bad for you?
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I end up binge watching old Grey's Anatomy episodes before falling asleep.
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I crawl into bed and scroll through various feeds before falling asleep.
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I end up watching three episodes and falling asleep around 12:30.
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I watch three or four episodes of New Girl before falling asleep.
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Then I try to read but end up falling asleep super early.
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Sometimes I couldn't be prevented from falling asleep after having a meal.
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Little change was seen in difficulties falling asleep or maintaining sleep, however.
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Falling asleep is a natural process, so it should be easy, right?
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And hey, at least you're not falling asleep on your keyboard, right?
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We end up cuddling and falling asleep soon after we get home.
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He's even OK with my practice of falling asleep to celebrity gossip.
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When Drew Ackerman was in elementary school, he had trouble falling asleep.
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If you're having a hard time falling asleep, we've got you covered.
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You're falling asleep for three or four seconds continuously, without knowing it.
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My king bed was firm, and crisp sheets made falling asleep easy.
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And anxiety was keeping me from falling asleep and getting restful sleep.
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I somehow pass out at some point and don't remember falling asleep.
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Ross also is known for falling asleep in meetings, the report added.
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Calm even offers bedtime stories for adults who have trouble falling asleep.
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I read about other peoples' relationship issues on Reddit before falling asleep.
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Thirty-nine percent say financial worries occasionally keep them from falling asleep.
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According to the product page, it's also great tool for falling asleep.
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The light is warm, and gradually dims to assist in falling asleep.
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I then squeeze in five mins of French on Duolingo before falling asleep.
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I watch For the People before falling asleep and dreaming about cheese puffs.
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I end up falling asleep on the couch after a couple of episodes.
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I'm looking forward to a hot bath, reading, and falling asleep before midnight.
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The couple got wasted in their limo, and both ended up falling asleep.
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I FaceTime my boyfriend and read a little in bed before falling asleep.
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I watch an episode of Nathan For You before falling asleep around 2.
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The bigger dog is exhausted and keeps falling asleep while we're showering her.
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We head home and I give my cat extra cuddles before falling asleep.
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It really feels like falling asleep, but .. for me it was beyond peaceful.
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"Mommy meant falling asleep on shoulders, kissing skinned knees, teaching ABCs," she wrote.
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Falling asleep while watching TV could mean waking up to this unsettling static.
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I go to the bathroom and drink some water before finally falling asleep.
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Here, Chopra tells CNBC Make It his four hacks for falling asleep fast.
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But also: falling asleep drunk, eating junk food, and talking about bad dates.
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I sometimes meditate before bed, but it will usually turn into falling asleep.
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The boy had cavities because he had been falling asleep with his bottle.
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I can't go shopping, socialize and unable to see people without falling asleep.
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I've never experienced that, like my body completely falling asleep and losing control.
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"I remember falling asleep, and I woke up 22 days later," he said.
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Of course then there's the hazard of falling asleep, which happens too often.
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I try to get a second wind, but I start falling asleep again.
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Falling asleep on guard duty and shirking administrative due diligence are equally deadly.
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Let me be the first to say that falling asleep is a process.
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I spend some quality time with D. before falling asleep around 10:30.
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Pretty sure L. ends up falling asleep in there for a little while.
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The headset detects head bobs and jerks, signs the driver is falling asleep.
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Sonny was dubbed "The nodfather" for falling asleep during one of his trials.
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The dark secret places we barely acknowledge to ourselves right before falling asleep.
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I'm awake on and off all night, finally falling asleep around 5:30.
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It happens when I'm falling asleep, or when I'm by myself watching a movie.
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I end up watching her for hours before finally falling asleep around 2 a.m.
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There's no channel-surfing in VR. Falling asleep in it is hard to imagine.
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Just lean into it, like falling asleep on the beach after two spiked seltzers.
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I'll never forget that sensation of just falling asleep to him rubbing my head.
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For adults 65 or older, falling asleep in 60 minutes or less is good.
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I talk on the phone with D. for a few minutes before falling asleep.
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The company then observed distracting driving behavior up to and including passengers falling asleep.
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I pick up Difficult Women but only make it a chapter before falling asleep.
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Back in bed, Bae and I cuddle a bit before falling asleep almost immediately.
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However, his reputation for falling asleep in public earned him the nickname "Sleepy Joe".
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I scroll through my news app before falling asleep and snuggling with the pup.
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My roommate had her boy over and I had a hard time falling asleep.
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You're exhausted, Taurus, but don't bet on having an easy time falling asleep tonight.
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Before long, I was also having blissful (albeit odd) sex prior to falling asleep.
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It's not uncommon for people who have trouble falling asleep to take melatonin supplements.
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It shows a mother chimpanzee holding her child, which appears to be falling asleep.
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I can do things like drive or walk or have sex without falling asleep.
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A third of those crashes were caused by truckers falling asleep behind the wheel.
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Lying in his bed before falling asleep, I felt guilty about the chess games.
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If I'm having trouble falling asleep, I listen to the A.S.M.R. series on YouTube.
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Days earlier, one juror was dismissed and replaced with an alternate after falling asleep.
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There have been several publicized incidents of Tesla drivers falling asleep behind the wheel.
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That first night I slept with my weighted blanket, I don't remember falling asleep.
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It's a miracle that my new friend, Iva Savić, wasn't falling asleep at dinner.
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Falling asleep conscious of the good that enveloped me each day made a difference.
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I don't think that the cop falling asleep is connected, it just annoys me.
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I read again at night before falling asleep, but nighttime reading is for fun.
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He went into two hotels, falling asleep in the hallway of one of them.
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I read a few pages of Robert Caro's Means of Ascent before falling asleep.
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Normally banal encounters of checkpoints and falling asleep depict the real cost of war.
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The Coodle is an arched pillow designed to prevent your arm from falling asleep.
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When she regained consciousness after falling asleep in Sanchez's backseat, he was raping her.
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After two hours she was battling exhaustion and knew she risked falling asleep and drowning.
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Sasha then runs to her own room to avoid these strange horrors by falling asleep.
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I try and wait up for him, but end up falling asleep on the couch.
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I feel exhausted when it's done and do a quick nighttime routine before falling asleep.
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But, if you're having trouble falling asleep at all, don't worry — we've got you covered.
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While falling asleep one night last month, my boyfriend gave a yelp of actual pain.
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I thought this might be how death happens — closing your eyes and just falling asleep.
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If you have trouble falling asleep, you've got a variety of options available to you.
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I get ready for bed and chat with G. for a bit before falling asleep.
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L. pulls me over to snuggle, bringing us both dangerously close to falling asleep again.
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Fortunately, however, there are a few science-backed ways to make falling asleep less frustrating.
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I woke up around 2 am Sunday after falling asleep unusually early the previous evening.
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Randolph then went inside and smoked marijuana before falling asleep for two or three hours.
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There's something so unhealthy about falling asleep to Trump tweets and people arguing, you know?
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Several times, he has been caught on video stumbling or falling asleep at public events.
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The only hard part was not falling asleep and embarrassing myself by snoring on camera.
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People are frantically checking polls, falling asleep to the news and dreaming of the apocalypse.
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On the night before his latest M.R.I. at Cedars-Sinai, he had trouble falling asleep.
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"I was falling asleep every day," she said about her commute from the Allentown area.
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And she is important during the many, many scenes in which women start falling asleep.
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I also have difficulty falling asleep and I cut back on drinking as a result.
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They can show you flaunting your cash, dancing like crazy, falling asleep and tons more.
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People with this condition often have trouble falling asleep before 22015 am or even later.
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The Manta Sleep Mask & Blackout Stickers set just might be the key to falling asleep faster.
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The key to falling asleep by day is to keep yourself in a bubble of night.
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After that, they whine and meow outside the door, so I never end up falling asleep.
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This turns into me falling asleep on the outdoor couch for a nice half-hour nap.
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I turned on Younger in the middle of unemployment with the explicit purpose of falling asleep.
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Plus, there's nothing better — or more relaxing — than falling asleep to the sound of their purring.
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I like to think I'm pretty good, but I think you're the best at falling asleep.
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Throughout the trial, Claypool alerted the judge that one of the jurors was allegedly falling asleep.
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I have a hard time falling asleep, and toss and turn until about 12:30 a.m.
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I also miss falling asleep with the family cat on my stomach instead of a computer.
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He experienced no pain in his final moments and simply felt like he was falling asleep.
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Try not to watch too much TV or anything visually stimulating an hour before falling asleep.
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I don't usually have trouble falling asleep, but I'm restless, tossing and turning through the night.
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People in the room began falling asleep as I jabbered on out of bug-eyed listlessness.
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"There's nothing like falling asleep and waking up to the sound of the ocean," she said.
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As if this weren't enough, it also makes falling asleep at the wheel much more likely.
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" He added that it creates an impression that the inmates are simply "falling asleep and dying.
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We end up watching half an episode of Patriot Act with Hasan Minhaj before falling asleep.
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However, some basic logic explains why so many of the blanket's fans are falling asleep quickly.
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Have you ever dreamed of falling asleep atop one of the Seven Wonders of the World?
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Nighttime screen use was associated with poor sleep — both difficulty falling asleep and waking too early.
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Others are built for lounging at midfield or falling asleep next to that goal-line water dish.
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If falling asleep was tough before, you know it'll be basically impossible if your tummy's empty, too.
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I keep accidentally falling asleep because of fatigue, but I slowly but surely get through my reading.
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I finish it quickly, take a shower, smoke weed, and then read my book before falling asleep.
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"He drank a lot — he wasn't falling asleep reading a book," the former friend told BuzzFeed News.
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I jump in the shower and then watch Netflix in bed for a bit before falling asleep.
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I pull up Netflix on my iPad and watch a few episodes of Friends before falling asleep.
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I go home, shower, and watch an episode of The Office before falling asleep around 11 p.m.
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If you have trouble falling asleep after a can of soda, coffee might not be for you.
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I'm in bed by 10:30, and I text with a friend before falling asleep at 11.
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Unsurprisingly, these patients usually have a greater sleep latency, the time between laying down and falling asleep.
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Of course, no one wants to be sleep-deprived, but unfortunately, falling asleep doesn't always come easily.
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It's just like falling asleep in front of the TV, without the stimulating glare of the screen.
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Later that night, she said, Byers allegedly asked her to get him a beer before falling asleep.
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I call the BF and we chat for a while, then I watch Chopped before falling asleep.
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He snuggles up between us, and I get maybe a page through my book before falling asleep.
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They help you concentrate on your breath while giving enough instruction to keep you from falling asleep.
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If you're still having a hard time falling asleep, the app doubles as a white noise machine.
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This is why, when I see students falling asleep in my own classes, I don't disturb them.
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Once you're asleep, the system shuts off and will generate a falling-asleep-tracking report for you.
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I've had one instance where I was falling asleep and it felt like my body started levitating.
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See, for the last decade or so, I've gotten into the habit of falling asleep watching Futurama.
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This was after a finals week so grueling he found himself falling asleep on his 235 a.m.
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I watch Girl On The Train and re-watch The Devil Wears Prada while sometimes falling asleep.
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I was scrubbing tables + scooping candle wax after restaurant shifts & falling asleep on the subway ride home.
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This idea also helps explain why we so often associate yawning with waking up and falling asleep.
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Neither was the part about falling asleep on the couch; he didn't know why he'd said it.
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If your problem is falling asleep in the first place, give this super-simple trick a try.
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For something that happens as regularly as falling asleep, neuroscientists know remarkably little about how it works.
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One study found that 20 percent of American truck drivers admit to falling asleep at traffic lights.
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I'd often have trouble falling asleep, but once I was out I'd be out for the night.
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Leila, worn out from all the excitement with her seat, was falling asleep in Ms. Happe's lap.
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If you or your partner snores or regularly has trouble falling asleep, don't suffer through the problem.
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But as funny as it is, we inevitably end up falling asleep before the episode is over.
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This week I've invited the writer Drew Grant to give us an unorthodox tip on falling asleep.
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The last thing I saw before falling asleep was a shooting star splitting the sky in two.
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I wash my face, brush my teeth, and read my book for a bit before falling asleep.
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The more light you get in the morning, the easier time you'll have falling asleep that night.
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Before falling asleep, I calculate how much money I've made this week, and how much I've spent.
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"Falling asleep to George Lopez," she writes, for anyone who didn't get it — and fade to black.
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Nowadays, falling asleep can feel like an unending nightly battle with our phones and always-on culture.
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I take a long shower and watch an episode of West Wing before falling asleep at 10.
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The Glow doesn't emit blue light, only yellow light, which is supposed to aid in falling asleep.
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REM, which occurs within 90 minutes of falling asleep, is a crucial step in your sleep cycle.
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Hypno looks like some dude who just picked up a pendulum to bore people into falling asleep.
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As I dozed before falling asleep, a red Range Rover appeared out of nowhere and sped toward me.
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Alaska Airlines bans napping luggage handler Falling asleep with travelers' bags isn't as difficult as you might think.
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In California, a medical marijuana "green card" can be obtained for symptoms like difficulty falling asleep or anxiety.
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"She'll make you giggle by somehow falling asleep with half her body off the bed," reads her bio.
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"When she started falling asleep, I told the class, 'I guess I'm being boring right now,'" Alexander said.
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" —Susana Gonzalez "I love it because it reads like a whimsical dream and it's about everyone falling asleep.
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"Reports that Ford engineers were falling asleep while testing autonomous vehicles are inaccurate," Ford said in a statement.
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Callum Hewkin had been watching a show on the tablet before falling asleep, according to the Daily Mail.
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We wind down with an episode of Homeland, which I don't even make it through before falling asleep.
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I set my alarm, prep the coffee machine, and browse Reddit for a little while before falling asleep.
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He tries to do his daily reading but ends up falling asleep in his book on the floor.
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I take a shower and read some of my book, Outlander, before falling asleep at 30:453 p.m.
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In the really quiet moments when I'm in bed by myself falling asleep, I miss my ex-husband.
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I watch more of The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina on Netflix and end up falling asleep again...whoops.
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My downfall is falling asleep to an episode of The Office that I've seen 100 times on Netflix.
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" One of my earliest memories is falling asleep in their practice room while they learned "Because the Night.
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D. plays on his phone and I read a chapter of Gulp by Mary Roach before falling asleep.
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Additionally, experts claim that blue light keeps you from falling asleep—an issue you can bypass with grayscale.
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Terrified of falling asleep and succumbing to hypothermia, she refused to stop until she found the guard shack.
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Included in the survey were two questions about insomnia, which focused on problems falling asleep and staying asleep.
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While you're falling asleep, you convince yourself that you'll think about it in the shower on Monday morning.
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I never have a problem falling asleep; I don't snore; and I'm usually sleeping alone in my bed.
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When Carson was asked a question later about airstrikes against ISIS, it appeared he was actually falling asleep.
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Her mind is spinning even when she sleeps, probably because she keeps falling asleep to the spookiest music.
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"I was falling asleep and telling myself I am an idiot," Stepanov told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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She's emerged from the ashes and now it looks like she could beat Sleepy Joe, he's falling asleep.
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Even Cat himself seems a bit drowsy, frequently falling asleep at moments that might otherwise crackle with tension.
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But falling asleep when you have anxiety is even more of a challenge — as Lena Dunham can attest.
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Movies are hard for me to watch because I can't go to a movie theater without falling asleep.
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But, falling asleep is one of those Chinese finger-trap tasks that I'd never been able to master.
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I try to watch some of The Good Place using my friend's Optimum login, but I'm falling asleep.
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LG: I'm glad we're taking a little break because Kara, she was falling asleep here at the table.
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Insufficient sleep not only increases the risk of falling asleep at the wheel, it impairs attention and judgment.
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The officers can be heard making jokes about Timpa falling asleep and about waking him up for school.
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I gave up, stopping in at a church and falling asleep on an air mattress behind the pews.
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You're not at your best when you're a zombie, but falling asleep can be easier said than done.
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For Saunders, the book is the next best thing to falling asleep to the sound of Palmer's voice.
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His attention then diverts to making fun of the figure skating show, which we watch while falling asleep.
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I always watch videos before falling asleep, and like I said already, I watch them throughout the day.
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I like waking up when he comes to bed because I like the feeling of falling asleep together.
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I have found I'm a terribly co-dependent sleeper, so falling asleep with C. is so much easier.
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You could relive your favorite "Star Wars" film while falling asleep in one of the space-themed capsules.
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A video appears to show Prince Charles falling asleep during the Queen&aposs speech in Parliament on Thursday.
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At night, when he stops taking calls and visits, Mr. Guaidó said, he has no trouble falling asleep.
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Blacking out doesn't mean drinking to the point of involuntarily falling asleep, as Kavanaugh suggested, she told me.
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If you have trouble falling asleep (or staying asleep), then this could definitely help in getting you to Lalaland.
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I have trouble falling asleep, maybe because of all the sugar, and end up dozing off around 210 a.m.
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Nothing calms me down like this album, I've spent countless nights listening to this on repeat while falling asleep.
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He arrives not long after I do, and we catch up and cuddle with the dog before falling asleep.
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Even so, I have a hard time falling asleep because I keep think about that damned Black Mirror episode.
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I rinse off quickly so I can snuggle in bed and watch another episode of Shameless before falling asleep.
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Then I talk with A. for an hour about our weekend plans before finally falling asleep around 43:45.
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I sit on the couch for about 15 minutes before I'm falling asleep and decide to head to bed.
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It also doesn't have automatic sleep tracking, and I almost habitually forgot to hit the button before falling asleep.
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When we get back, I take a hot bath and read in bed before falling asleep around 9:30.
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Spending time with family in person tends not to come in packets or to interrupt falling asleep, he said.
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Gaze at this tiny pug falling asleep mid-bath and watch your heart melt into a glorious puppy puddle.
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Duh, but falling asleep is way easier if you're in a quiet, dark, cool, comfortable room, Dr. Harris says.
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Falling asleep at her sister's, and later sneaking back into her own house in the middle of the night.
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"Falling asleep after sex is like shavasana after yoga!" the Rogen family matriarch shared with her nearly 40,000 followers.
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Beau Biglow, a fourth-generation Malibu resident, had been fighting the fires for days and was falling asleep midstride.
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"Too tired, falling asleep," she texted me one Saturday before I was to drive her to an N.A. meeting.
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Your babies learn that bedtime is fun, and have little trouble falling asleep because they're more tired than usual.
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In the age of smart phones, falling asleep in public has always put you at risk of being Photoshopped.
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Craig spent Saturday night falling asleep trying to figure out what to watch on TV. Follow him on Twitter.
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New research suggests you might have a harder time falling asleep if you spend more waking time in bed.
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He began taking meth after he found himself falling asleep at the wheel while trying to get to work.
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Once your child is falling asleep at bedtime for a few weeks, they may start to take longer naps.
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Once your child is falling asleep at bedtime for a few weeks, they may start to take longer naps.
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Several people in contact with him said he watched television coverage late into the night before finally falling asleep.
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When I have trouble falling asleep, I frequently try to see how many former vice presidents I can name.
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Decked out in blue and yellow academic gowns, he appeared tired, at one point falling asleep in his chair.
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An hour and a half later, we were almost falling asleep so we agreed it was time for bed.
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I crawl in bed and read for a bit before falling asleep, and T. comes in a bit later.
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I definitely get a lot of food handed over to me and switch off between eating and falling asleep.
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Tesla&aposs semiautonomous Autopilot feature has led to an alarming, if rare trend: drivers falling asleep at the wheel.
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Luckily for Helen, Noah kept falling asleep, so she could get back upstairs and put dinner on the table.
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Researchers also asked about factors involved in sleep quality including the number of awakenings, difficulty falling asleep, and nightmares.
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Afterward, I have two glasses of wine while simultaneously applying for jobs before falling asleep at 6:30 p.m.
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In fact, my last thoughts before falling asleep were probably about my busy Monday schedule — not at all erotic.
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I was waking up around the same time every day and falling asleep at the same time every night.
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Stress relief, anxiety relief, and help falling asleep are just a few of the claims aboard the benefits hype train.
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"There is a really strong energy here," she says, before falling asleep, amid the chirping of crickets and thundering rain.
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I brush my teeth, set my alarm, pack my bag for tomorrow, and read before falling asleep around 211.25:217.
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Then, just as you are falling asleep, it is helpful to remind yourself that you want to remember your dreams.
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Staver is a lifelong coffee drinker, but says the caffeine doesn't stop her from falling asleep when she wants to.
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The constant nodding off, coupled with cataplexy episodes, accounts for the stereotypical depiction of narcoleptics falling asleep at any moment.
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Back Sleeping The Good: Falling asleep on your back might help you wake up feeling much more refreshed than usual.
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Regular routine of falling asleep after five minutes in front of the TV, and I'm in bed by 9:30.
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I make a cup of Pukka Night Time tea (THE BEST tea for falling asleep!) and am out by 229.
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You should see a doctor if you're having constant issues falling asleep, but there is some research backing the oils.
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If your valentine struggles falling asleep at night or just hates still silence, a 'LectroFan noise machine is the answer.
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And during the scene, he's supposed to be having this conversation, but before every single take, he kept falling asleep.
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Having PMDD at a PMDD conference could not be more clichéd — it was like falling asleep at a narcolepsy conference.
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According to AwesomenessTV, Gen Zs said cable television is best for watching TV with family (43%) or falling asleep (33%).
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You can listen to books at up to 2x speed and set a sleep timer for falling asleep at night.
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If you google tips for falling asleep, you'll find that reading a book is at the top of most lists.
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Afterwards, he heads to the living room to play video games and I cozy up in bed before falling asleep.
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I end up falling asleep but wake up just before we need to leave for the movie, feeling much better.
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It's just a bit annoying when you have to reach over, seconds before actually falling asleep, to pause the recording.
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These people have a hard time falling asleep before 2 or 3 am, and prefer to sleep until around noon.
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She has joked before about falling asleep but she is usually photographed -- in her lacy gloves -- giving Obama a hug.
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RELATED: How To Stop Feeling So Stressed, According To ScienceThe Truth About Where My Confidence Comes FromHaving Trouble Falling Asleep?
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What if your guiding principle was more concerned with having a good time than not falling asleep with socks on?
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"When I was lying there falling asleep, you feel angry that this is such a crisis in 2016," she says.
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For some people, work is the first thing they think of in the morning and the last before falling asleep.
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For example, someone with severe chronic pain will probably need a higher dose than someone who needs help falling asleep.
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Insomnia is defined by having difficulty falling asleep, returning to sleep or staying asleep, according to the National Sleep Foundation.
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The sweets were so sweet that I left on a sugar high that prevented me from falling asleep for hours.
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My boyfriend snorted in disdain and called me some nasty, misogynistic names before turning his back and immediately falling asleep.
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It's late at night, and the boy can't find his stuffed whale, so he's having a hard time falling asleep.
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She sat down, exhausted, falling asleep as she plotted all the nutritious foods she would cook to help him recover.
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He pours a glass of wine and almost spills it on himself falling asleep on the sofa after the news.
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On Thursday, Senators have taken to pacing around the chamber and standing behind their desks to keep from falling asleep.
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"Remarkably, when they're falling asleep, the motion and the speed of the body was very, very low," said Dr. Ting.
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However, working long hours disrupts your ability to get this amount of shuteye and may lead to difficulty falling asleep.
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I push it through the door and chat with one of my roommates before showering and falling asleep almost immediately.
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Next, if your thoughts are racing and preventing you from falling asleep, do a 'brain dump' by writing them down.
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I'm falling asleep at the table, so J. calls a cab and we head back to the apartment to sleep.
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Masturbate Hey, what better way to keep sex top of mind than to have an orgasm right before falling asleep?
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Next thing I remember is falling asleep on Max's couch and woke up because I was coughing up saliva/blood.
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Collodi's Pinocchio kills his cricket with a hammer and burns off his own feet after falling asleep by the stove.
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The experience is similar to falling asleep, as physical reality recedes from consciousness and the viewer enters a meditative state.
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These people have a hard time falling asleep before 2 or 3 am and prefer to sleep until around noon.
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I inhale it and then get in bed to watch Keeping Up with the Kardashians (my guilty pleasure) before falling asleep.
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I watch another episode of Tidying Up on Netflix, meditate for a few minutes, and read in bed before falling asleep.
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I really need to start falling asleep earlier during the week so I'm not so exhausted when the weekend rolls around.
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When Disney gave him the movies to watch for work, he couldn't get through even one of them without falling asleep.
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Falling asleep on textbooks may seem like a ridiculous way to learn (through osmosis, right?), but it's not so far-fetched.
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It was designed to compensate for human error, such as an operator falling asleep or failing to notice a warning sign.
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I crawl into bed and read my book for a few hours, then end up falling asleep for a surprise nap.
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Still, this is a really convenient feature to have for those of us who don't like falling asleep to total silence.
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Falling asleep at the wheel can have have deadly consequences, but a driver who's too distracted can be just as dangerous.
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In her earliest years, she and her family were subjected to horrible circumstances, often falling asleep to the sound of gunfire.
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And the film's references to people falling asleep under desks and assembling bunk beds in the office are exciting narrative beats.
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Then I FaceTime my sister before doing my bedtime routine, reading more of Michelle Obama's book, and falling asleep by midnight.
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I set a goal to finish my book before bed and stay up too late reading before falling asleep around midnight.
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I guess the main lesson is: Falling asleep in a myriad of display beds affirmed something I already suspected about humanity.
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According to possibly apocryphal tales, Edison was able to reliably induce hypnagogia by falling asleep with steel balls in his hand.
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To deal with that, he set up a motorized tube that constantly turns the Watch's crown, preventing it from falling asleep.
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She said she remembers falling asleep with the brush in her hand when she was painting the ceiling of the loft.
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Driving in the night before the dinner, she "saw some of the last places slavery existed" and had trouble falling asleep.
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Along those same lines, ASMR videos that advertise falling asleep quickly, or within a certain time period, are also very popular.
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If you're having problems falling asleep and you think your hormones might be a factor, definitely check in with your doctor.
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Everyone is asking me what to do next and I keep falling asleep on my feet, unable to articulate my plan.
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I remember a night we spent watching Harold and Maude together, falling asleep in each other's arms, waking up and fucking.
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You spend ten minutes trying to explain the application potential of the Domino's Pizza Tracker before falling asleep in a closet.
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He winds up falling asleep there, so comfortable surrounded by death that he might as well be in his own bedroom.
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We get excited about our wedding and start watching a Netflix show, but end up having sex and then falling asleep.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has reported that falling asleep while driving, on average, causes more than 80,000 crashes annually.
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For instance, here's a mix that captures the experience of falling asleep on a boat with a cat lying beside you.
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My husband and I try to watch a movie but end up making it about 12 minutes before both falling asleep.
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She kept falling asleep but awoke several times, startled, to find Rezapour sexually assaulting her, prosecutors said in a statement Thursday.
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They also looked at reports that staff members had seen him practicing medicine while impaired — once reportedly falling asleep during surgery.
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To address his difficulty falling asleep, his therapist suggested that "he think good thoughts before you go to sleep," Lorry said.
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The child had been playing with the toy before falling asleep at the foot of the bed, CNN affiliate WMTV reported.
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"Timed toilet breaks, impossible targets and workers falling asleep on feet: Brutal life working in Amazon warehouse," reads the Mirror headline.
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There are a bunch to choose from, including guided talks on confidence, to help falling asleep for a quick power nap.
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"If a car crashes 1 in a 1000 times, you are probably still not going to be comfortable falling asleep," Musk said.
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McIver was falling asleep with the gun in his lap and has no recollection of pulling the trigger, Crane told the newspaper.
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"The last couple of times up, his hand has swelled up like it is falling asleep," Kansas City manager Ned Yost said.
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Despite falling asleep before the 3AM end time, I continued playing into the night, without any more wins to show for it.
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I'm in bed by 245:5, but my brain won't settle down, so I read Hitchhiker's until 229:229 before falling asleep.
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I watch a couple episodes in the living room, then transition to my bedroom and listen to a podcast before falling asleep.
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Later, she also drunkenly sings along to Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire" before falling asleep in her car to Zeppelin blaring again.
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It measures how long you were in bed before falling asleep and also, how long you stayed in bed after waking up.
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I'm just as guilty as anybody else of scrolling through Twitter in bed before finally falling asleep at some insanely late hour.
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Many people who have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep have "noisier brains" than people without sleep issues, according to Dr. Harris.
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Next, she opted to reveal what Kanye's worst habit is — falling asleep "everywhere," including parent-teacher conferences — instead of eating bull penis.
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And what I want to know, when I'm falling asleep under the South American stars, is Ellie, are you at home weaving?
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The more tormented sleepless nights you have, the more you come to dread going to bed, and the harder falling asleep becomes.
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She was experiencing low blood sugars and was afraid of falling asleep and having the low levels lead to a diabetic seizure.
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That's because they've been "excited about the idea of falling asleep in your car and your car taking you somewhere," Crupi said.
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I was so excited about learning how to build a fire, singing campfire songs over s'mores, and falling asleep underneath the stars.
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Brush my teeth, do my skincare routine, and crawl into bed to watch Parks and Recreation on my iPad before falling asleep!
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"So Bob Casey, boy isn't that boring … I'll start falling asleep," Trump said, appearing to make up the nickname on the spot.
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"A lot of people have trouble falling asleep because they can't self-soothe," says Bonnie Allie, a New York-based child psychotherapist.
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If those suffering from a particular sleep disorder are having trouble falling asleep, the medicine could activate the BK channels as needed.
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On the other hand, I still faced problems with depression, falling asleep in the middle of the day, keeping an irregular schedule.
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We continue to watch Netflix after he's asleep and end up going to bed at some point, having sex, and falling asleep.
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It's obviously good news that Tesla's autopilot feature prevented a crash in all publicized cases of falling asleep behind a Tesla wheel.
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Guards are suspected of falling asleep and falsely stating in log books that they checked on inmates every half-hour, AP reports.
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And also, if I'm having trouble falling asleep on the plane, I just start a Sudoku and I fall asleep every time.
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I love K. with all my heart and feel guilty for falling asleep when he needs a conversation buddy, but I'm exhausted.
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Watching the gala while making dumplings — or falling asleep in front of it — is a tradition for many families across the country.
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Among participants with an "eveningness" circadian rhythm, about 11 percent had difficulty falling asleep and almost 4 percent had trouble staying asleep.
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I ended up falling asleep before I took the Tylenol, and that was a big mistake, and I definitely suffered the consequences.
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A $12 request for pad thai that I ate before falling asleep in front of the TV, his hand on my waist.
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I talk on the phone with my mom and FaceTime with my best friend from college, L., before falling asleep around 10.
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By Sloan's sixth day at Zen Hospice, he'd become unsteady on his feet and was falling asleep in the middle of sentences.
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After they had turned out the lights, he rolled over and covered her in a slew of silent kisses before falling asleep.
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It was in New Port Richey was as far as he got before falling asleep, then waking up to, No, Crystal River!
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But when researchers tested the cognitive trick of paradoxical intention — basically, reverse psychology — on patients it improved their speediness in falling asleep.
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If you read ebooks on a back-lit iPad or iPhone, you might suffer from eyestrain or have trouble falling asleep at night.
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Finally, if you're having trouble falling asleep after an evening run because of allergy symptoms, you may want to take Benadryl, he says.
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I wash my sheets and blankets and spend the entire night watching Netflix, reading, and cuddling my pup before falling asleep at 9.
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In addition to some new lights, Hue is also gaining some new Google Assistant features to help with falling asleep and waking up.
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I have trouble falling asleep sometimes and trouble shutting my brain off, and journaling allows me to unplug and put those thoughts somewhere.
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White noise machine If your valentine struggles falling asleep at night or just hates still silence, a 'LectroFan noise machine is the answer.
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KCNA listed previous controversies concerning Biden, including allegations of plagiarism and falling asleep during a speech by former President Barack Obama in 2011.
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In 2010, he drove his car off the road, an incident he always said was due to him falling asleep at the wheel.
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I pack for my upcoming work trip and then lie in bed, finishing my book for 30 minutes before falling asleep at 10.30.
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From handing out awards for the cutest baby to falling asleep during the show, there was a lot to watch between these two.
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They were also asked how often in the prior three months they had difficulties falling asleep, repeated awakenings, premature awakenings or restless sleep.
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After hitting 60 percent before falling asleep on the first day, the S10 finally conked out at about 210:210 the next night.
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Everything that happened in the studio—the band playing their instruments, standing around, falling asleep—was accessible to their admirers via their website.
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He would find himself falling asleep around meal times, but ultimately tried to excuse his exhaustion away as a rough case of jetlag.
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Perhaps they could install sensors and speakers in the pillow that would detect when an astronaut was falling asleep and play relaxing music.
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Sensors in the pillow could detect when an astronaut was falling asleep, say, and lights in the sleep pod would adjust themselves accordingly.
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The only blisters you get this summer should be from falling asleep on a yacht and waking up to a third-degree sunburn.
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And since there's no active noise canceling on board, these may not be the best choice for falling asleep on a long flight.
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My husband's playing a game on his computer, and I've gotten used to falling asleep to mouse clicks and keyboard keys clicking away.
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The children embrace Cleo as a second mother, telling her they love her and falling asleep on her shoulder on a drive home.
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Below are our picks for the best high-tech sleep masks on Amazon, for making falling asleep and staying asleep a little easier.
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Because Ackerman was first on the sleep podcast scene, he learned what makes a successful show for falling asleep via trial and error.
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After six months, the exercise group took less time to fall asleep and less often had difficulty falling asleep than the comparison group.
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Third break up, fifth death, a seemingly infinite amount of time spent doing drugs and falling asleep next to a pile of sick.
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Having prepared no salacious sex story to perform for the paid extras falling asleep in the stands, Chad calls JoJo to the stage.
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But I wish I would have done it sooner—it took us two nights for Anett to get used to falling asleep independently.
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I have stayed off Ambien for half a year, even though falling asleep remains dicey for me — an ongoing (but not boring) challenge.
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Not bobbing down the waves on boogie boards, or falling asleep under umbrellas with books in one hand and drinks in the other.
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I have some desk walnuts from my stash and go on another quick walk for water to avoid falling asleep at my desk.
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Arguably, it's better than falling asleep in front of the TV too, since at least there's no huge blaring screen to stare at.
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It's as if in falling asleep I'd fallen into an egg and woken as the yolk, cushioned and aloft on an extended present.
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I rinse the dishes from dinner then I do my nightly routine (which will hopefully stick this year) before falling asleep about 11.
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If you have trouble falling asleep, it's best to avoid coffee and all sources of caffeine in the evening or close to bedtime.
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Medvedev was dogged by allegations of graft, which he denied, and lampooned by the Russian media for allegedly falling asleep during Putin's speeches.
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Whether it's having caffeine after 3pm or simply having a lot on my mind, like many folks, I occasionally struggle with falling asleep.
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He went into two hotels, falling asleep in the hallway of one of them, and tried to climb into an off-duty taxi.
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The N.B.A. and its players' union reached a new collective bargaining agreement last week and … Oh my god, are you falling asleep already?
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One potential downside to walking is getting caught in a magic field of poppies and falling asleep, so it's not entirely without risk.
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One of the experiences that every human being has had is when you're falling asleep, every once in awhile, your whole body jumps.
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About a third of infants experience sleep difficulties, such as trouble falling asleep or repeatedly waking throughout the night, the study authors wrote.
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Some part of him, surely, must know it's possible he could have done something horrific in those moments he lost to falling asleep.
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The couch maintained its allure, and it turns out a lot of days consist completely of going to work, going home and falling asleep.
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The only Thanksgiving tradition more prevalent than turkey and stuffing is falling asleep in front of the TV as soon as dinner is over.
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Black Panther may be one of the year's hottest movies, but that didn't stop one Andi Mack cast member from falling asleep during it.
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It has kept my interest, but it's tough when I only read before bed and can only get through five pages before falling asleep.
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If all goes well, maybe riders will be distracted from aggressively fiddling with radio dials, falling asleep, or puking all over the leather interior.
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I scarf down my pizza and call my friend to chat before watching a few episodes of Love and falling asleep around 11:30.
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But Mr. Khadivi said those hallucinations were ones any person might have, since she reported hearing them when she was asleep or falling asleep.
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But I'm not much of a napper, and I have a hard time taking "power naps" or falling asleep when it's still light out.
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Though she was initially unsure about the unusual placement, "there's nothing quite like falling asleep to a lit Christmas tree every night," she reflects.
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I really need to catch up on sleep, so I prep clips and read a bit more of Money Diaries before falling asleep early.
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Bree Telon of Buckeye, Arizona taught her father, Eddie, a very valuable lesson in falling asleep around his makeup-savvy daughter: don't do it.
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"I elected to just continue to scar her," he added, jokingly describing his character's appearance as the effects of "falling asleep in a microwave."
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The commerce secretary has gained some notoriety for falling asleep mid-meeting, but he was decidedly not asleep during this man-fly wrestling match.
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That's why we've gathered a bunch of other sources of that sweet, sweet water to help you stay hydrated — without falling asleep mid-glass.
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By the time they reach junior high, falling asleep before 11 pm becomes biologically difficult, and waking up before 8 am is a struggle.
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At the end of the video, Willow opens her eyes and immediately starts laughing, realizing that her dad was secretly recording her falling asleep.
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In Act I of two, the sleepless Jackie berates Jack for falling asleep in the bath, where he is soaking to soothe his back.
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I'm productive and full of energy, which would be good...if it didn't mean that I also have a ridiculously hard time falling asleep.
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If you have trouble falling asleep, purchase a weighted blanket, or perhaps a sleep induction mat, or just watch a hypnosis video on YouTube.
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According to the 200-page report, Grissom, Chaffee, and White had died of cardiac arrest from inhaling too much carbon monoxide and falling asleep.
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Guests have the chance to stay in direct contact with nature at all times, waking up and falling asleep to the sound of birdsong.
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Patients do not feel rested even after a good night's sleep, and sleep is often abnormal — falling asleep or staying asleep may be difficult.
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Gravity succeeded thanks to similar factors as the Fidget Cube: good design, universal appeal (who hasn't had trouble falling asleep?), and the product's novelty.
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In one commercial, a child is falling asleep and having trouble concentrating in class, then drinks a Milo and springs to life with energy.
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PARIS — For the past 13 years, I have had the privilege of waking up and falling asleep in the shadow of Notre-Dame Cathedral.
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The doctor advised against having sex until my next appointment in a couple of days, so O. and I commiserate together before falling asleep.
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But "the political message comes afterwards, when you're falling asleep at night or think about it for a few seconds—that's enough," he said.
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Their new mattress is temperature controlled to optimally cool you down or keep you warm while you're falling asleep and during your sleep cycle.
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I wash my face, change into warm clothes (once again, no climate control, cold nights), and watch a bit of Monarca before falling asleep.
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From photos of kids falling asleep on shopping bags to images of people fighting over TVs, these pictures were taken at the perfect time.
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Instead, it recommends to try not falling asleep, and allowing sleep to sneak up on you, rather than chasing after it with a pitchfork.
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KS: My job was to keep a senator from falling asleep during press interviews, so it really gave me a new perspective on politics.
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It's just a joke I'd thought about and tweeted one night before I went back to falling asleep during a rerun of Shark Tank.
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Evidently, this is not that world, and the seemingly straightforward act of falling asleep is a hell of a lot harder than it should be.
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It's a clever take of the charging stand — and hopefully a good enough excuse to stop you from falling asleep with your phone every night.
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After a long subway ride home, I dive into bed and don't even make it through one episode of Parks and Recreation before falling asleep.
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Recently, we watched him watch every single one of his movies in reverse chronological order in #allmymovies, snidely joking about his falling asleep in Transformers.
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She reassured us that falling asleep was common and appropriate, and while I did hear soft snores scattered throughout the room, I didn't drift off.
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I realize there's no way I'm falling asleep again, so I try to get through a short book my pseudo-boyfriend, R., lent to me.
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The Bachelor alum celebrated his 34th birthday with his loved ones, including pregnant wife Catherine Giudici Lowe, who kept falling asleep on his big day.
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Most people assume their first few days of vacation will be spent wandering zombie-like through museums and falling asleep in their complimentary breakfast buffets.
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Perhaps best of all, it says what you did afterward before falling asleep, which is usually the best part of going out to begin with.
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The difference between benzo blackouts and alcohol-related ones is that, rather than falling asleep, a user with a decent tolerance can continue to function.
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It's more like a remedy for our screen-addled world, a reminder of times when falling asleep was as simple as flicking off the light.
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He is not allowed in there, but I am too tired to fight it and cede him the center of the bed before falling asleep.
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Finally, I have something in common with 2-month-old babies: we both love falling asleep to the sweet sounds of early '80s soft rock.
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"I was struggling to stay awake, even when I was getting my hair and makeup done — I was literally sitting there falling asleep," she said.
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Lil Scrappy tells us he has no recollection of falling asleep, but admits he might have overdone it by driving too much in one day.
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I opted instead to return to the point where I'd felt most content all day, falling asleep after another round of pot and video games.
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That is to say, they've created unfamiliar worlds that somehow feel deeply, ineffably familiar — the sort of places that you visit as you're falling asleep.
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On and on she would murmur these compliments; after a little while, the old kangaroo would start to close his eyes as if falling asleep.
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I think it's actually kind of impossible for Tame Impala to not make music that sounds like falling asleep in the sun on warm sand.
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KCNA chronicled a series of Biden controversies or gaffes, from allegations of plagiarism to falling asleep during a speech by President Barack Obama in 2011.
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At one point, I thought I was falling asleep, and I felt like I was answering the questions, but I couldn't hear myself saying anything.
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"There's a distinct difference between falling asleep to the TV blaring in the background or to just an open window," says says vocalist Kassie Carlson.
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What results is an undeniably pleasing show aesthetically, reminiscent of those moments right before falling asleep in the sun; soft, hazy, and drenched in color.
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But at some point it hit me: I really like falling asleep next to another person — why wouldn't a tiny new baby like that, too?
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I loved falling asleep with my family safe on a blizzardy night when the streets were impassable and a blanket of peace covered our town.
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You don't even have to worry about falling asleep with it on because it shuts off automatically after completing its three- and six-hour cycles.
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A 2017 meta analysis of 160,000 people found those who had difficulty falling asleep were 27% more likely to have a heart attack or stroke.
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One of her first memories is thinking that falling asleep in her oxygen tent and never waking up wouldn't be the end of her world.
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Alone at night in cities far from home, I would try to read a few pages — about family, about betrayal, about revenge — before falling asleep.
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I basically never watch TV—my boyfriend flicks me on the forehead to stop me falling asleep every time we sit down to watch anything.
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From trouble falling asleep to waking up in the middle of the night, I rarely wake fully rested and ready to take on the day.
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A study from 2014 found that when really good sleepers are asked to put a lot of effort into falling asleep, they have trouble, too.
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We finish the night with me falling asleep on the couch and her shutting down the house before waking me up to meet her in bed.
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But chances are you might be doing that, or maybe even falling asleep, the two of you sitting in bed with screens glowing in your faces.
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That is how I felt on Monday, when my brother Owen (hello, Owen) dropped a video of a duck falling asleep into the family group chat.
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I head to bed and read for a bit before falling asleep next to my already snoozing BF. Daily Total: $0 Day Two 5:30 a.m.
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I saw guys sent home for being late to bus rides, missing meetings, falling asleep in meetings, not knowing what was going on in a meeting.
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I'm actually pretty tired, though, and I try to take advantage of any night I feel like falling asleep before midnight, so I head to bed.
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TL;DR: Make falling asleep on planes a possibility with this super comfortable travel pillow, which is on sale for just $19.99 in the Mashable Shop.
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But if you need further convincing that falling asleep in a full face is a very bad idea, take heed to the tale of Theresa Lynch.
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If you're having a hard time falling asleep and can't make it to the doctor quick enough, you do have some holistic options to turn to.
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But the problem is there are some weird and unwritten rules to life, and falling asleep in a display bed is probably breaking all of them.
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According to 2breathe, some users of RESPeRATE have been prone to falling asleep while using the device, which spawned the idea for the 2breathe sleep gadget.
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Feeling comfortable to speak your mind while you're hooking up with someone, including mentioning silly things like "your arm falling asleep," as Fancy Feast told me.
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And if you feel like you can't fall asleep in that time frame, add five minutes to dedicate specifically to falling asleep, and don't get frustrated.
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According to the Institute for Safe Medication Practices, lidocaine overdoses have been associated with jitteriness, confusion, vision problems, vomiting, falling asleep too easily, shaking and seizures.
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The rapper says he has no recollection of falling asleep behind the wheel, but he does remember Ca$ino and himself struggling to escape the car.
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"This will give your brain a break from the blue light emitted from your smartphone and allow yourself to truly disconnect before falling asleep," she adds.
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Nights were the worst—she had a hard time falling asleep, and when she did she would wake up again minutes later with her mind racing.
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Engineers using onboard video cameras to remotely monitor the results were alarmed by what they observed — a range of distracted-driving behavior that included falling asleep.
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"Knowledge is power," we croak through strained faces, adjusting our pose a few inches to the left or the right because our legs are falling asleep.
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And if you work out in the evening, you're more likely to stay wired, have trouble falling asleep, and not feel well-rested the following day.
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Somehow, somehow, it was even better than eating a curry in front of Ant and Dec and falling asleep three games into Match of the Day.
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I can respect that someone loves it, but it bores the shit out of me—and with The Sopranos, to the point of literally falling asleep.
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If you're anything like this writer, that means queueing up half a dozen episodes of your favorite cooking show and immediately falling asleep on the couch.
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I get home, toast them, and eat them both with butter before crawling back into bed next to my boyfriend at 6:30 and falling asleep.
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I like to smell nice when I'm falling asleep, but also I just feel like a dumbass for spending so much money on Kim Kardashian fragrances.
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She said she would sometimes turn on "Friends" for "white noise" as she was falling asleep but that she has "never binge-watched during working hours."
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I&aposve always had trouble falling asleep, so it&aposs not like I was out within seconds the first time I slept on the Bear Hybrid.
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When it ends, him and I make plans for a fancy date tomorrow night then we do the NYT crossword together before snuggling and falling asleep.
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"On one hand, PTSD can result in various sleep disturbances including nightmares, difficulty falling asleep, frequent awakenings and waking up too early," Wang said by email.
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As for the others, no one hurt themselves too badly (and Joe Biden, still the front-runner, succeeds just by standing there and not falling asleep).
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If you notice that you are napping for long periods of time during the day and are having trouble falling asleep, the two are probably related.
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As far as what might be helpful for sleep quality, some studies suggest that consuming milk might help improve falling asleep -- even warm milk mixed with honey.
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Despite going to bed at 8263:30, I didn't end up falling asleep until closer to midnight and my sleep wasn't great because of my pain levels.
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Doctors and sleep specialists can give you tricks, tips, and remedies for falling asleep, but there's also a homeopathic tactic that some people swear by: Essential oils.
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Babies in both intervention groups were falling asleep faster one week after their parents started the training, and they continued to improve over the three-month period.
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I get in bed around 235.66:274.65, but my cough from the weekend isn't going away, and it keeps me from falling asleep at a reasonable time.
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Pratt carried his support through Faris' stay in the hospital, decorating her room with posters and pictures, bringing her desserts nightly while falling asleep by her side.
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"Falling asleep instantly anywhere, anytime, is a sign that you are not getting enough sleep and you're falling into 'micro sleeps' or mini-sleep episodes," Robbins said.
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In each episode's intro, Ackerman explains that it's a safe space for both people who have trouble falling asleep and for those who have trouble staying asleep.
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Allegations included McCarthy missing team meetings to have massages in his office, ex-general manager Ted Thompson falling asleep in meetings and Rodgers routinely changing play calls.
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Those of us who also have issues falling asleep can also try some of these tips, like cleaning your room or adding extra fiber to your diet.
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He spends an absurd amount of the film napping, waking up from a nap, falling asleep, being jostled awake, or lying in bed only to drift off.
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It didn't stop her from feeling ashamed, however, particularly when she noticed she was falling asleep sitting up while holding one of her newborns in the night.
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I open up Salvage the Bones, but before I know it, my eyes are heavy, and I barely manage to turn out the light before falling asleep.
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Ever wonder how the bright-eyed and bushy-tailed citizens of Los Angeles navigate their hefty (to put it nicely) commutes without falling asleep at the wheel?
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We head to bed around 11, and I take a melatonin because I know I'll have trouble falling asleep after sleeping in so late over the weekend.
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Going to bed early will probably just mean more hours of inner turmoil, since your body gets used to falling asleep and waking up at specific times.
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The more tired you can get, the greater your chances of falling asleep, and the more you'll come to associate your bed with sleeping instead of worrying.
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So, like Google Glass but a hundred times more annoying because its whole purpose is to shine lights and noise at you if you start falling asleep.
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Adding to this atmosphere are the dim lighting and cool temperature of the plane, which mimic the nighttime lighting and air we're used to falling asleep in.
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Almost all were overweight or obese, with at least three months of insomnia symptoms like difficulty falling asleep, difficulty maintaining sleep, early-morning awakenings or nonrestorative sleep.
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The mattress was comfortable, and even though I sometimes have trouble falling asleep away from home, I slept well thanks to the utter darkness the room provided.
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When a baby fussed before falling asleep one recent day, she pulled out a large cardboard room divider to create a more tranquil area — and it worked.
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At that point, I'll stop using all of my devices and electric light as they've been shown to disrupt melatonin production and make falling asleep more difficult.
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Later, I'm able to read an additional 10 pages in my pajamas with my teeth both brushed and also flossed before falling asleep at 7:45 p.m.
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At the event, Justice Sotomayor recalled how she was a voracious reader as a child, often falling asleep while reading under her bed covers with a flashlight.
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People who have trouble falling asleep may be at increased risk of developing cognitive problems or dementia than their counterparts who sleep well, a research review suggests.
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"The metro is safe there, and people are pretty overworked so when they go back home, there is this moment when they start falling asleep," he said.
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These days, my 6-year-old is having a hard time falling asleep, wanting my wife and I to stay with her until she's deep into dreamland.
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Covering all things intimacy from an achingly human perspective, each episode feels like falling asleep on your lover's chest, listening to the unique rhythm of their body.
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I drove on the freeway to go home and I was sleepy, so I was falling asleep, driving and weaving the car, and the police stopped me.
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While I had spent my whole childhood believing that falling asleep to sounds of blaring ambulances and the occasional gunshot was normal, apparently my new classmates thought otherwise.
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At home, I let the pup out and we play for a bit before writing in the diary and falling asleep to an Australian baking show on Netflix.
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Anxiety relief, stress relief, pain relief, and help falling asleep are a few of the proposed benefits that have customers gushing — you can read more background info here.
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Before falling asleep each night, the couple would lie in bed rehearsing how they would explain this or that Trumpian tweet or uproar on TV the next morning.
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The product is especially useful for those who have trouble falling asleep each night, those who frequently suffer from jet lag, and those who work the night shift.
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And it's no use getting exhausted and deliberately "undersleeping" with the intention of falling asleep early the next day — a recommendation I've heard a lot, including from doctors.
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Three hours later, her husband prepared a bottle of formula before leaving for work, which she fed to the baby before falling asleep, Cummins said at the time.
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There's no shortage of post-sex behaviors, including touching and cuddling, playing with your phone, smoking a cigarette, falling asleep or even getting up and leaving the room.
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If the system thinks that a driver's gaze is wandering, or they're falling asleep, a light on the steering wheel flashes red, the seat vibrates, and alerts sound.
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After getting in my PJs and into bed, I text with D.*, a guy I've been seeing recently, for a couple minutes before falling asleep around 40.783:45.
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Social media use in particular, which comes in discrete packets like texts, can interrupt the winding-down process before falling asleep and keep teens awake longer, he said.
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One recent study found that insomniacs who went camping had an easier time falling asleep when the sun went down because there weren't artificial lights keeping them awake.
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Even if it meant driving over an hour in traffic just to spend a couple of hours awake with me before falling asleep, Tom would be there – always.
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In her recent bombshell interview with the magazine, Garner admitted she's had some issues falling asleep herself in the months following her much publicized split with Ben Affleck.
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After her daughter got back from her waitressing shift, she would often get into bed next to her mom and tell stories from her day before falling asleep.
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The resulting low oxygen levels and high carbon-dioxide levels explain not only why Joe is always falling asleep but also why he is red in the face.
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He died in 2009, of a heart attack, after falling asleep on my stepmother's shoulder, on a layover in their journey from Fort Worth to Venice for Christmas.
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I wanted to create a song for Bella so that she wouldn't feel like falling asleep was a bad thing," Waddell said of her original song, "Dream Train.
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This is the promise of California, I think—but I can't get free for more than six hours at a time; I can't get free without falling asleep.
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"Why It's A Hidden Gem: "I suffer from both acid reflux and have a hard time falling asleep and this product seems to help a lot with both!
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Don had observed partners at other firms staying around too long, in some cases even falling asleep in meetings, and clinging on to too much of the economics.
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Instead of nodding off and falling over on my neighbor – or, worse, not falling asleep at all on a red-eye – I fell asleep fast and stayed asleep.
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It was incredibly comfortable watching TV in bed with the pillow behind my head and I ended up falling asleep quickly on my back, which I never do.
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In the longer term your tolerance goes sky high, which may explain why I can chug two Americanos back to back and have no problem falling asleep immediately.
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"You can only eat so many badly cooked steaks and watch couples frolic down a church aisle so many times without falling asleep," she said of traditional weddings.
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God, even when I was falling asleep I could still taste some of the rice kernels that had been mixed into the soup lingering around in my mouth.
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Still, when I got home, I check in my closet and under my bed, then watch an episode of Bob's Burgers to distract my mind before falling asleep.
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Those same people likely spent about seven hours in bed when adding in the time they were awake before falling asleep and in the middle of the night.
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An investigation by the U.K.'s Mirror newspaper outlined how workers had timed toilet breaks and strict targets to meet with many falling asleep on the warehouse floor.
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Imagine this: One night, after coming home and falling asleep, you are violently awakened by your significant other stabbing you with a sword and at least two other knives.
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However, we would very much like to think it sits atop Bill and Hillary's nightstand so that they could say goodnight to the ants each night before falling asleep.
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After, he texted me that he "had a great time," and I begged him to tell me what really happened because the last thing I remember was falling asleep.
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You may experience it as falling asleep a cool 20 minutes after your Thanksgiving dinner or as a need for a midday nap after a lunchtime Shake Shack run.
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A neighbor who lives in the apartment complex told the Orlando Sentinel she was woken up to the sounds of four loud gunshots after falling asleep on the couch.
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If you'd like to try to have a sleep orgasm, do exactly the opposite: lie on your stomach and try to have a sexual fantasy as you're falling asleep.
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The kids are driving me so crazy, I'm losing my temper and falling asleep at night wondering where I'm going got [sic] get the patients [sic] for another day.
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There are the creepy sounds that startle you awake from a peaceful slumber, then there are the existential concerns that keep you from falling asleep in the first place.
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I've never been able to count sheep as I'm falling asleep, I struggle to remember faces, and I'm constantly lost because I can't visualize a map in my head.
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There's also a new "Ambient Sounds" feature for playing a variety of different types of white noise and sleep timers for falling asleep to either music or Ambient Sounds.
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People with mutations in the gene, called CRY1, showed delays in falling asleep—they were awake two to two and a half hours later than those without the variant.
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The following morning, the 27-year-old rapper opened up about the crash, in which he totaled his new Tesla as a result of falling asleep at the wheel.
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My daughter goes to bed around 8 and I watch the first two episodes of the new season of Big Little Lies and read in bed before falling asleep.
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With her blood alcohol content at 0.33 percent—more than four times the legal limit—the driver was well into falling-down or falling-asleep-at-the-wheel territory.
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It's been estimated that a lack of sleep costs Japan $138 billion per year, while a whopping 73 percent of Chinese say that they have had problems falling asleep.
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Reading a book, for example, should be able to suppress inner talk in a quite efficient way, making it a favourite activity to relax our minds before falling asleep.
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Earlier this year, Schönauer and her colleagues published a series of experiments in which 32 subjects studied photos of either a person or a house shortly before falling asleep.
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" She adds, "I often found myself waking up way too early, then falling asleep at unexpected times, not because I was sleepy but because consciousness felt like a burden.
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" The pair have bantered back and forth over Sandy's candid tweets before, including when the Rogen family matriarch noted that "Falling asleep after sex is like shavasana after yoga!
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Despite jet lag — "On the way to the show just now, I kept falling asleep," he said — he perked up near the crackling campfire to discuss the new experience.
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In a study by the National Institute on Aging of over 9,000 Americans aged 65 and older, more than half said they had difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep.
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They may have difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep, some awaken much too early, while others do not feel rested despite spending a full night seemingly asleep in bed.
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More than 44% of executives have seen colleagues watching a video, taking selfies, or even falling asleep during meetings, according to a Doodle report shared exclusively with Business Insider.
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A study out of St. Lawrence University found that people who sleep in cluttered rooms are more likely to have trouble falling asleep at night and experiencing rest disturbances.
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Moments before falling asleep live on Twitch, streamer Matthew "Mizkif" Rinaudo thought about how pissed off his mom would be if he told her that he made money sleeping.
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Typical jet lag effects include difficulty falling asleep at bedtime and waking up in the morning, poor sleep, general tiredness, as well as irritability, disorientation, concentration, and memory problems.
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" One of plaintiff alleged that after falling asleep in the back of her Lyft, she woke up to find the driver on her "with his tongue in her mouth.
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However, if you're still intrigued by the idea of falling asleep in your own bed under a sky full of stars, we've found a new way to do so.
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Simply place one eraser beneath your pillow before falling asleep and by morning you'll have forgotten all of the pain, invective, division, and incoherent ramblings of our 5th president.
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Regardless of the reason for insomnia, it can become a learned response when people anticipate having difficulty falling asleep or returning to sleep after middle-of-the-night awakenings.
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Modest Mouse lead singer Isaac Brock admits falling asleep while driving -- which caused a chain reaction wreck -- and only a stroke of luck separated him from Caitlyn Jenner's fate.
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Some people withstand jet lag better than others — possibly because they may be more sensitive to light, they're simply better at falling asleep, or they're just more tolerant of discomfort.
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Nearly one in three captains interviewed for the report said they have worked up to 20 hours in a single shift, and six of them reported falling asleep at work.
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The final scene of the series, as Gypsy contemplates the reality that her greatest mistake has wrought, finds Gypsy imagining falling asleep on her mother's shoulder in her prison cell.
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A smartphone app also lets you create custom light settings, which can be activated at a certain time of day, or triggered to assist with falling asleep or waking up.
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Randolph told officials she went inside her home, smoked marijuana and watched Keeping Up with the Kardashians before falling asleep for two to four hours, according to the press release.
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Sleep Upright Travel Pillow — $2160.65 See Details Whether it's helicopters flying overhead at night or your partner's incessant snoring, there will always be distracting noise preventing you from falling asleep.
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The poor caretaker couldnt sleep, and was eventually reduced to a gibbering mess constantly falling asleep in his own filth because there werent any toilets that matched the gothic decor.
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I have a bad habit of listening to Forensic Files on Netflix while falling asleep... I find the narrator's voice so soothing, but sometimes, unsurprisingly, it gives me awful nightmares!
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The NSF recommends that adults sleep seven to nine hours a night and unsurprisingly, falling asleep quickly and sleeping through the night are pretty basic indicators that you slept well.
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I go through my skincare routine (Mario Badescu face wash, Clinique toner, and Klairs Freshly Juiced Vitamin C Serum) before falling asleep to an episode of the podcast Hidden Brain.
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Three months after starting the intervention, the researchers found that babies in the cry-it-out group were falling asleep almost 15 minutes faster than babies in the control group.
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If you have trouble falling asleep at night, but feel full-on drowsy by the time you have to go to work, ask yourself: Am I having aches and pains?
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Our courtship consisted of trying to stay awake, sharing takeout meals, watching some television, falling asleep, meeting covertly at work and spending one weekend at a modest Cape Cod resort.
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Drift Light — $35.94 See Details Your body temperature naturally drops while it's falling asleep, which is why you probably sleep much better in a cool room than a warm one.
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Last week, The Information also reported that a previously disclosed crash was actually caused by a safety driver falling asleep at the wheel and accidentally disengaging the self-driving system.
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After kind of making up with Shelby and falling asleep next to her, we suddenly see him rise, as in a trance, and slowly make his way to the basement.
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Undercover filming showed exhausted workers falling asleep on 12-hour shifts and workers being yelled at repeatedly by managers at new supplier, Pegatron Shanghai, where the latest iPhones are assembled.
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I have to go into the office today, so I'm up early, but I was awake three or four times during the night after having a hard time falling asleep.
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The picture generated an enthusiastic reaction from Lovato, 24, who commented, "I look like I'm falling asleep" along with a laughing emoji, quickly adding another comment with kissing heart emojis.
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Whether you're having trouble falling asleep on a plane or are just trying to get a few more hours of rest at home, these sleep earplugs can help you out.
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Conroy says that folks who break suddenly from a drinking routine experience a number of nocturnal disturbances in addition to vivid dreams—like trouble falling asleep and trouble staying asleep.
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If you're lacking the will to drag yourself into work in the morning or can't stop from falling asleep on your keyboard come mid-afternoon, science may have the answer.
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For me, getting a solid six or six and half hours of sleep felt way better than going to bed "early" and tossing and turning for hours before falling asleep.
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I would be slurring my words, struggling to focus, falling asleep at my desk, and failing to remember to do something my boss told me to do five minutes earlier.
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People who had trouble falling asleep or staying asleep were 9% more likely to have events like a heart attack or stroke than people who did not have this trouble.
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Two victims told police officer Michael Ingalls they had been sexually assaulted by Becker while they were unconscious after falling asleep at a friend's house, according to the police report.
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With its southern neighbor falling asleep at the wheel, ratification of the new CPTPP trade deal would project a Canada that punches well above its weight on the global stage.
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In just a few short days we'll all be gathered around a table, stuffing our mouths with enormous amounts of food then promptly falling asleep for a long, solid nap.
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But over the past few weeks, I've found myself struggling: the constant sinking feeling in my stomach, difficulty falling asleep at night, crippling mental and physical fatigue out of nowhere.
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Back in our room, I had a tough time falling asleep (it wasn't just the whiskey; our tablemates at dinner the next evening reported that they had trouble as well).
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After falling asleep on a sofa, she said, she woke up to find Mr. Johnson — who was drunk after going to a bar earlier in the night — kneeling over her.
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It's what sends signals to our brain that it's time to be awake and active, explaining why too much blue light from screens at night are bad for falling asleep.
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Silver summed up her first day on the rails in this TikTok, from breakfast in San Francisco to lunch in Nevada, with dinner in Utah, and falling asleep in Colorado.
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And they were less likely than non-exercisers to say that in the past two weeks, they had experienced problems such as trouble falling asleep or waking during the night.
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Research suggests up to 60 percent of cancer survivors have trouble falling asleep or suffer from chronic insomnia because of cancer treatments like chemotherapy and steroids, as well as psychological distress.
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In May 2015, South Korean intelligence officials said he ordered his defense minister to be blasted to pieces with an anti-aircraft gun as punishment for falling asleep at a meeting.
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Nor, more surprisingly, does falling asleep: The brain is actually quite noisy at that point (think of all those weird images that flash through your head on the edge of sleep).
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Choose between a male or female voice to narrate the story of a mommy rabbit who takes her little rabbit to see his Uncle Yawn when he has trouble falling asleep.
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Furthermore, you can set a timer like this for part of one function: all three companies offer a sleep timer specifically for listening to music, ostensibly for when you're falling asleep.
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This might explain why kids who use touchscreens are having a harder time falling asleep and why they're getting less sleep overall, but more research is need to suss that out.
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The picture generated an enthusiastic reaction from Lovato, 24, who commented, "I look like I'm falling asleep" along with a laughing emoji, and quickly added another comment with kissing heart emojis.
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This year, management is much stricter when it comes to that due to employees falling asleep from drinking too much and not waking up in time to start their evening shifts.
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"I would see his eyes when I was falling asleep, and I would see him choking me as if I was trying to get away from him again," Neal-Post said.
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Adding a shot of sardonic silliness to any room it occupied, these Garfield phones waited in slumber, only opening their eyes when answered and falling asleep as soon as calls ended.
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About three hours after falling asleep, I wake myself up orgasming from a sex dream set in the Queen Vic pub, the fictitious boozer the Eastenders cast frequents in the show.
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The clip stars none other than American movie star Val Kilmer falling asleep sitting on the edge of a hotel bed, donning a red Nike tracksuit and tennis ball-yellow shoes.
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Certain beats can trick the brain into falling asleep Another psychoacoustic technique is the use of low-frequency vibrations that have little momentary glitches, also called pseudo-random low-frequency vibrations.
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" She went on to praise Bancroft for being "the most hands-on dad," explaining of the former fighter pilot, "He's the dad that's doing everything at night when I'm falling asleep.
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As the young boy shoots the camera a happy smile, the chick buries its head in his shirt and gets ever closer to falling asleep, all thanks to his serenading friend.
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Kids who slept less were more likely to have trouble falling asleep - and to go to their parents' bed at night - than children who got more rest, the study also found.
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Children who passed through the Yuma border station "reported being denied a phone call, not being offered a shower, sleeping on concrete" or falling asleep without eating before their 9 p.m.
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Andrea Kremer recalled that in 1988, while she was working for NFL Films, she was in a hotel room when a man called late at night as she was falling asleep.
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Allegations include the execution of a defense minister for falling asleep during a meeting and the use of anti-aircraft guns to kill five senior security officials who made false reports.
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And if I told someone about it, would I be condemned for having a drink during the date; for what I was or wasn't wearing; for falling asleep in his bed?
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"Cannabis is an extremely effective tool to combat insomnia, both falling asleep and staying asleep," says Andrew Kuebbing and Felicia Carbajal of My Health Freedom, a cannabis advocacy group in California.
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The curtain opens and we see Mélisande in a wedding dress, entering a room and falling asleep; the opera proper is her dream, and presumably a refraction of her "real" life.
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But some people have trouble falling asleep because of behaviors that keep them awake, such as reading or watching something exciting before bed, or agonizing about not being able to sleep.
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Its opening scene portrays Sam (Anders Danielsen Lie) falling asleep at a party, only to wake up to an empty apartment and a mob of ravenous undead on the streets below.
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"An owl's internal body clock prevents him or her from falling asleep early enough to get enough sleep before they must wake to meet their obligations," she said in an email.
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If you're having trouble getting back to your pre-coronavirus sleep schedule, try taking a melatonin gummy or fast-dissolve tablet 20 minutes before bedtime if you have trouble falling asleep.
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I've also been fascinated with "Sapiens," by Yuval Noah Harari, but it's quite dense and I usually pick it up at night so I keep falling asleep after a few paragraphs.
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Nag Champa Incense Sticks I was recently gifted an incense holder, and I've been getting used to the happy luxury of falling asleep to the calming smells of sandalwood and jasmine.
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All of this made the sweet relief of arriving, often after dark, even more memorable: the cool, fragrant air; the stars; falling asleep to the lake water lapping and oarlocks knocking.
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But, the study also found that when people with chronic pain said they used weed frequently they did have more difficulty with falling asleep and more middle-of-the-night awakenings.
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Giving fans a glimpse into their celebrations, the mother of two posted a photo of their pair in their hotel room, with Teigen falling asleep and Legend looking at his computer.
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"Lullabies allow infants to create neural pathways for calming down, soothing, falling asleep," especially important in the early months of life when brain pathways are being created, Dr. Palmer Wolf said.
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I read a few chapters of Maybe You Should Talk to Someone before turning off the lights and falling asleep to a Headspace sleepcast (currently trying the 14-day free trial).
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Autonomous vehicle technology from companies like Tesla has definitely improved, and reports of drivers falling asleep at the wheel have mostly been without injuries as the cars were able to compensate.
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The subsequent sessions followed the same format, with all of us sharing how our meditations were going, troubleshooting things like noisy spouses or boredom or, in my case, always falling asleep.
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If you workout before bed and notice that you are having trouble falling asleep, try shifting your exercise routine to earlier in the day and see if that makes a difference.
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Photos from the European Pressphoto Agency show Miller, 32, falling asleep during a Monday meeting on school safety in the wake of the Parkland shooting with Trump, administration officials, and governors.
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I know it's a horrible habit to be on my phone right before bed, but I just can't seem to quit it and spend 30 more minutes browsing Reddit before falling asleep.
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You're holding your phone over your head to scroll through Facebook before you go to bed and the inevitable happens — you drop your phone on your face before falling asleep in shame.
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" She went on to praise her husband for being "the most hands-on dad," explaining of the former fighter pilot, "He's the dad that's doing everything at night when I'm falling asleep.
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And there was Ian Mahinmi, a veteran center being paid $16 million a year for defense, falling asleep and allowing an easy layup despite being in perfect position to challenge the shot.
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I can only describe the sensation as "hypnotic," which got me thinking: Was I just hypnotized into a sunken place, or is this just what falling asleep is supposed to feel like?
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Then I eat a couple of Lindt truffles and watch Sugar Rush on Netflix (I'm having serious Food Network withdrawals now that I don't have cable anymore) before falling asleep around 10.
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"What they want to do is clearly demarcate the soothing intervention on the part of the parents, the song and the bottle from the actual act of falling asleep," Dr. Owens said.
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In his address to parliament on Monday, Habibi denied falling asleep in meetings, saying he sometimes avoided looking up so as not to accidentally stare into the eyes of any women present.
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Depressed teens might have difficulty falling asleep, not be able to fall back asleep after they wake up in the middle of the night or wake up very early in the morning.
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The news outlet went on to belittle Biden as a "fool of low IQ," citing his college grades and disparaging him for falling asleep at a 2011 speech by former President Obama.
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Less time falling asleep, more time spent in deep sleep Eighteen participants in their 20s slept one night on a motionless bed and another night on an identical, though gently rocking, bed.
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One night Dahl went so far as to stand on a ladder, slip a bamboo cane through his children's curtains while they were falling asleep, and make a loud, breathy whooshing sound.
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Parasomnias constitute a number of undesirable physical events or sensory experiences that happen when falling asleep, during sleep, or waking up from sleep (think sleepwalking, talking in your sleep, or sleep paralysis).
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" He continued: "There's definitely been times when this band has helped me move forward in a problematic way, where I was getting so fucked up, falling asleep on stage during a set.
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My own mother often told me lovingly (and laughingly) of the understanding doctor who advised her to drink rum every night when she was pregnant with me and had trouble falling asleep.
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Honeywell HCM350W Germ Free Cool Mist Humidifier I use a humidifier to keep my bedroom's air from getting super dry in the winter, preventing my husband and me from falling asleep comfortably.
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The affidavit states that Rans originally told police she accidentally rolled over her baby after falling asleep, she later admitted to using methamphetamine two days before her child's death, the affidavit says.
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I do my nightly routine, check on the kids and jump into bed with E. He's up working in bed and I talk to him for a few minutes before falling asleep.
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After that, she channeled her love of swordfighting into a quest for vengeance, famously illustrated by her ritual of falling asleep every night by reciting all the names on her kill list.
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For a Negro, the idea of sleep is haunted by deadly fictions—racist stigmas passed on from the days of slavery, when falling asleep during the day was a heavily punished act.
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After showering and getting cleaned up, I chill in the dorm room chatting with my friend from England, and two people from China who are also staying in our dorm, before falling asleep.
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Click here to view original GIFIf you've taken a peek at the news anytime in the past 12 months, then there's a good chance you're having a hard time falling asleep every night.
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I head home and make myself some tea and start cleaning and priming our new water filter that got delivered today before crawling in bed and endlessly scrolling through Instagram and falling asleep.
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Sometimes people wanted me to check out their product, but I couldn't do it right away (be it timing, in a rush, falling asleep under tables — it could be a number of things).
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The team behind the study provides four easy ways to tell if you slept well: For most adults and kids of all ages, falling asleep in 30 minutes or less qualifies as good.
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Falling asleep with anesthesia then waking up is not at all as heroic as the term "survivor" suggests, especially compared to the fight he put up only to not receive the same prestige.
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If this isn't a perfect example of what it's like transitioning into your 30s is like — falling asleep and working before midnight on the first night of Beychella — I don't know what is.
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It's healthy to be able to fall asleep 'anywhere, anytime' Falling asleep as soon as the car/train/airplane starts moving is not a sign of a well-rested person, sleep experts say.
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"After a couple of weeks, you're going to be falling asleep several hours later than you did the first day," Erin Flynn-Evans, director of NASA's Fatigue Countermeasures Laboratory, previously explained to CNN.
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Famous Dex falling asleep on IG Live had fans concerned about his health, and it turns out they're not the only ones ... his camp is working overtime to help the kid kick drugs.
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"That extra 12 minutes doesn't seem like a lot, but ... after a couple of weeks, you're going to be falling asleep several hours later than you did the first day," Flynn-Evans said.
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He tries to get a minimum of eight hours of sleep a night, but like most people before a big day, he has a hard time falling asleep the night before a match.
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Lawyers for the two jail guards accused of falling asleep on the job while Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide said their clients are being scapegoated while the federal prison system suffers from dysfunction.
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German mothers also like to put their scarves near a baby who is falling asleep so the baby smells the mom's scent and feels secure—this has worked great for my four boys.
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I click it, the room disappears, and I'm given a piece of narrative (italics in the text): My mother taught me this game, which her mother taught her — a trick for falling asleep.
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I eventually grew up and went outside, leaving my immense social anxiety (and the Night Elf) to exist in a limbo I avoid thinking about until I'm on the verge of falling asleep.
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Still resisting sleep at 11, I would sit up for hours each night, filling notebooks with self-conscious confessions in alternating colored pens, falling asleep before I put all the lids back on.
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Airplanes' use of LED lights isn't just about customer comfort, or even manipulating passengers into falling asleep, though: They also last longer and use less energy than fluorescents, which saves money over time.
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Falling asleep early feels so luxurious; I splurged on a new linen duvet cover a few months back, and paired with my Vitruvi Diffuser (I use the Pacific oil that smells like the coast).
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In another study, adults in the UK (40% of whom had sleep disorders), reported that thinking about what they are grateful for at night led to falling asleep faster and staying asleep longer. Convinced?
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What if, after being together for a couple of years, the majority of your sexual encounters start taking place just before falling asleep at night—your teeth flossed and your pajama top still on?
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Seven months later, sitting in on the trial itself shows it to be almost maddeningly mundane — one local journalist joked that the only thing preventing her from falling asleep was the overzealous air-conditioning.
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My acne and the products I used commonly disrupted my skin and made it red and itchy, but I had never had issues with falling asleep due to pain or severe internal bleeding before.
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A Georgia woman and her boyfriend are charged in the death of her 303-month old son, who suffocated after falling asleep face-down on a plush pillow in his crib, multiple outlets report.
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Aura Premium: Lifetime Subscription — $79.99 See Details Successfully falling asleep is a difficult proposition for many of us, because night is the time of day when all our anxieties tend to come creeping up.
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I actually had a hard time falling asleep some nights in Costa Rica because it sounded (awesomely) like the forest was yelling at me; and I woke up early to screams of howler monkeys.
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It's like closing your eyes and falling asleep in a graveyard alone at night, and then waking up to realize you didn't get swallowed by the ghosts and ghouls, you just slept among them.
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He recognized that my guy was kind of falling asleep on the weak side, so he just told me, 'I'm going to screen for you, you just run off and shoot the corner three.
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It's a difficult phenomenon to pin down because its effects vary from vivid hallucinations and dreams to the mental presence of phrases that have little to do with a person's thoughts before falling asleep.
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About 11% of the people had difficulty falling asleep or staying asleep; 10% reported waking up too early; and 2% had trouble staying focused during the day due to poor sleep, the study found.
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If you have trouble falling asleep and you aren't asleep within 20 minutes of going to bed, leave your room and do another relaxing activity such as reading, listening to soothing music or meditating.
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Get the Rechargeable Battery Heated Socks for $119 See Details While finding the cold spot in the bedsheets with your feet is a must before falling asleep, these chilling socks go above and beyond.
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I live the mundane life of a working mother in Washington, DC—packing lunches, taking the bus to work, attending meetings, reading stories to my child at night, and, usually, falling asleep before ten.
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How post-sex behaviors affect relationships There's no shortage of post-sex behaviors, including touching and cuddling, playing with your phone, smoking a cigarette, falling asleep or even getting up and leaving the room.
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While in voluntary poverty, she lined up for donated food and felt the sting of humiliation after she was kicked out of a Tim Horton's fast-food restaurant for falling asleep at a table.
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He was there in my dreams again, this time more menacing than before, since I had finished up all his business self-help stuff and started falling asleep with his latest book, Crippled America.
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Sure you can remember what you did in the lead up to falling asleep, but when it comes to the next morning you can never remember what actually happened in the second you fell.
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The idea that anyone has had to fight back a boner in class or fantasized about a girl before falling asleep fascinated and inspired me, in part the same way boyhood did for Fuckboy.
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At the time, my anxiety and depression was more prevalent than usual and—although I hadn't experienced any major episodes—I was struggling with falling asleep, waking up, and batting away invasive, dark thoughts.
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As the camera peers into Lord's invisible pores, his friend futzes with art supplies and confesses faintly shocking non sequiturs, like his youthful habit of falling asleep by fantasizing about raping and killing women.
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There's nothing like a home-style dish to deliver the quaint sensation of being filled with melted cheese and carbohydrates while falling asleep on a couch and not thinking about the next world war.
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They trotted out Mugabe for first time since the "coup" for a graduation ceremony, only to display him "falling asleep in his chair as his eyes closed and his head lolled," as Reuters reported.
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Mehai Bakaty, whose childhood home doubled as the shop, says he remembers doing chores in the studio to earn part of his allowance, and falling asleep to the sound of his father's tattooing machine.
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" It contains an adult body falling asleep next to a baby's body; a breastfeeding body; the body symbolizing a storefront; and "the pain I feel continuing in these registers… a cash register of emotion.
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She kept my 22-year-old brother and me from falling asleep, jostling us every few minutes as we sat on either side of her on the living room sofa, so we could witness history.
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And one night, when we were both too drunk on Four Lokos (before they were banned by the government), we passed out next to one another on his bed and drunkenly cuddled before falling asleep.
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In 1972 she became editor of "Let's Find Out," a monthly magazine for kindergartners, and 1978 brought her first children's book, "Close Your Eyes" (illustrated by Susan Jeffers), about a boy having trouble falling asleep.
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After eating, I clean my car (I love my dog, but I can't stand dog hair) before falling asleep on the couch with M. — I blame too much sleep…it always makes me more tired!
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When compared to age-matched non-caregiving adults, caregivers slept less - by an average of 2.42 hours to 3.5 hours per week - and had poorer sleep quality, including more difficulty falling asleep and disturbed sleep.
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After falling asleep in Parker's bedroom, the accuser claimed she awoke several times to find herself having nonconsensual sex with Parker, and later performing nonconsensual oral sex on another man, subsequently confirmed to be Celestin.
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"The last thing I ever said to [my husband] was, 'I'm falling asleep,'" Sandberg writes in Option B: Facing Adversity, Building Resilience, and Finding Joy, which she co-wrote with psychologist and friend Adam Grant.
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Getting all snuggled up with your S.O., especially on a cold night, can be one of the greatest parts of being in a relationship — if you like falling asleep surrounded by another person's body heat.
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Why settle for a half-arsed effort, especially in a cultural moment during which we're all being driven to smashing through six packs at home and falling asleep in front of Westworld on a Friday.
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As it turns out, using self-driving trucks for long hauls could reduce fuel costs, increase safety (no drivers falling asleep at the wheel), and maximize fleet utilization, if the hype is to be believed.
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That literally created people who were falling asleep while making sugar in a hot cauldron, while in the field plucking the corn; while doing these tasks, people would fall asleep because there were so tired.
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The Telepod's gentle rumbling evokes the feeling of falling asleep in your parents' car as a kid, except that you're wearing goggles and watching a girl group perform songs in a language you don't understand.
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Although you might associate insomnia with the total inability to get to sleep, this particular type of insomnia indicates that you have a hard time falling asleep (which offers its own set of adverse effects).
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The two talked to Vulture moderator Matt Zoller Seitz about everything from '80s nostalgia to Harbour falling asleep on set despite his coffee addiction, but mostly stayed tight-lipped on any hints for season 2.
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If you have trouble falling asleep, it might be because you don't have a proper sleep routine, according to Dr. Philip Gehrman, assistant professor of psychiatry at the University of Pennsylvania's Perelman School of Medicine.
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Ryan reportedly had a $10k-a-week heroin addiction before going to rehab -- and MTV cameras captured him slurring his speech and falling asleep at the wheel on his way to his wedding last year.
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Spiraling out of control, spiraling back into control, breaking down and shattering only to magically reform into a different steel contraption entirely, Mutant is the rare album you can get lost in without falling asleep.
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While this represents a miniscule fraction of all births, doctors are increasingly concerned that at least some of these falls may be resulting from new mothers falling asleep while breastfeeding babies in their hospital beds.
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And, he says, it really is true that you'll have a harder time falling asleep if you've been reading a book on an LED device than you will after reading one on old-fashioned paper.
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"If you're falling asleep when you'd rather be awake, that's something that needs to be investigated," said the lead author, Adam P. Spira, an associate professor at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
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The mom of two shared what the couple was really doing on their anniversary in a candid photo of the two in their hotel room with Teigen falling asleep and Legend looking at his computer.
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But Mr. Nartker, who was divorced from a woman he had married in his early 20s, was drinking too much, and his diet consisted of the fast food he ate while falling asleep to Netflix.
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As distressing as that may seem at the time, it pales in comparison to the effects on people for whom insomnia — difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep or awakening much too early — is a nightly affair.
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When he's older, Little Dog calls a factory manager and asks him to cut his mother's hours, because she has been falling asleep in the bathtub from exhaustion, and he is worried she will drown.
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In late November, after the Giants benched their quarterback, Eli Manning, a vintage, bellowing Francesa rant confirmed to listeners that he was not slowing, despite those notorious clips of him falling asleep on the air.
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When the blue light from cell phones interferes with this chemical, it can cause problems in the sheets and a study found that you may have a more difficult time falling asleep because of it.
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At a recent visit to its Beijing offices, some staff were labelling images of sleepy people that will be used by an autonomous driving project to identify drivers who might be falling asleep at the wheel.
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This was a piece of why I threw caution into the wind and started waking up around noon and falling asleep after 3 AM. I couldn't see any problem with this: Look, lady: I am freelance.
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At a recent visit to its Beijing offices, some staff were labeling images of sleepy people that will be used by an autonomous driving project to identify drivers who might be falling asleep at the wheel.
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I started falling asleep in class and, no matter how much I tried to stay awake, and no matter how much I slept the night before, I could't help but nod off during the day... everyday.
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First, there's a dusk-to-dawn fast-motion bit where the gang busily plans logistics while Erlich reclines in the center of the frame, alternating between taking bong hits and falling asleep under a throw blanket.
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But with every prisoner forced up against a wall, or made to stand naked in a cold cell, or prevented from falling asleep for significant periods of time, we felt less and less like decent men.
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All of which is to say: three cheers for a summer of falling asleep in the sun and looking out of windows with a feeling of ennui, all to a soundtrack of brand new Beach House.
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"Stay Flo" bounces over a glassy piano hook that grounds her swooping voice, while a sampled, lower voice occasionally mumbles "Hold up," just barely audible beneath the beat; it's like falling asleep with the radio on.
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I read in bed for a while (Love Lettering — I have a huge crush on Kate Clayborn and her characters and her writing style) before falling asleep around 10, and T. comes in a bit later.
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" He spoke of the time he traveled with McCain to Iraq to visit US troops, when, after an 18-hour day, he found himself "literally falling asleep in the middle of a dinner with Iraqi officials.
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To get there, Tess wants to steep herself in everything Simone has to offer, coming over to cook in her apartment, falling asleep in her bathtub, not necessarily pursuing her romantically...but also not not doing that?
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We often think of celebrities as being impermeable to the struggles of everyday life; they have money and notoriety, therefore they never have to worry about paying bills or falling asleep with a roof over their heads.
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Once it hits morning in the U.S, I spend awhile chatting with my mom, my best friend, and BF. I plan to be asleep by 10 or 11, but don't end up falling asleep until almost midnight.
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She also feuded with McCain about normalization of Democratic Socialism in America, said GOP congressmen side with Trump because they're afraid of losing their seats and even admitted she watches CNN when she has trouble falling asleep.
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Something about falling asleep without him in the bed makes it easier, and so I slip a torn piece of paper into my book and turn off the light, close my eyes and will myself to darkness.
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When officers attempted to find out what happened to the girl, the report alleges Reynolds told them multiple stories, including that he was falling asleep with the girl when her heart stopped beating, according to the report.
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"It seems like a while ago, but /u/whatsamatteryou and I agreed that we both love falling asleep to Futurama so we thought it was a neat idea to make a subreddit for that idea," they said.
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Although these patterns might be invisible to a human, when the researchers fed the brain activity from sleeping subjects to a machine learning algorithm, it was able to determine what the subject had learned before falling asleep.
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She toughed it out, alternating between chills and sweats, falling asleep at her desk, wiping down every surface she touched, and insisting to co-workers she was wearing mittens to handle tickets only because she was cold.
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And those two shows form useful comparison points for Maniac, with its occasionally fascinating, occasionally awkward attempts to fuse Big Moment TV, over-explanatory mind-fuck pastiche, and what amounts to falling asleep in front of Netflix.
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"I've spent my entire life falling asleep while begging any theoretical omnipotent beings to let me wake up in the body I need to feel comfortable, and, [in May], that was finally going to happen," Jones said.
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There are candid pictures of people falling asleep on the train after going to a play or a show, and then there are some staged photographs of lovers caught in mid-embrace, and those are certainly staged.
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"In practice, gentle lateral rocking helps falling asleep, and at least in humans, spending more time in deeper sleep," Konstantinos Kompotis, a researcher at the University of Lausanne in Switzerland and co-author of both studies, told Gizmodo.
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"The most exciting thing that has happened with it all is Tempur-Pedic has reached out and wanted to give me a mattress to help me get better rested so I'm not falling asleep on stream," he said.
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After I've spent way too long in front of the mirror, I read a couple chapters of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (sorry to say I'm a Slytherin according to Pottermore) before falling asleep around midnight.
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"In just over 2 years since the election, we have launched an unprecedented economic boom — a boom that has rarely been seen before," Trump said, before he got to the caravan 2.0 and his guests started falling asleep.
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Meraj kept waking up and falling asleep on the bunk across (they both had top bunks), and Shockie considered him with pity, surprise, even tenderness: People were closest to animals when they were sleeping and fighting for wakefulness.
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Masina learned his fate at a Salt Lake City courthouse Tuesday afternoon ... after the 19-year-old victim re-told her testimony ... saying she was anally raped by Masina after falling asleep at a party back in 2016.
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It may be that the baby who wakes and cannot soothe himself is actually falling asleep with the aid of the bottle and the song, and then finds himself without those props in the middle of the night.
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You may be able to delay your bedtime by consuming caffeine or taking an afternoon nap, but don't be surprised if you then have difficulty falling asleep at bedtime or staying asleep until it's time to get up.
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Where "Uprooted" was clean and thrilling, "Spinning Silver" is like falling asleep in the passenger seat of a car and waking with a jolt of fear, a cold window sticky against your cheek, a strange night country outside.
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Match Book Dear Match Book, I like to read a bit before I go to sleep, but unfortunately I tend to get lost in whatever I am reading and find myself falling asleep far later than I should.
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Teenage couples awaken together by text or call, communicate — hopefully not while driving — on the way to school, connect in person during the day while still texting, FaceTime through their homework, then virtually snuggle online before falling asleep.
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The reporter brought a camera to the warehouse during the five weeks he spent as a worker there, and wrote of brutal working conditions that included workers falling asleep at their stations and ambulances arriving to help others.
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That's particularly true when it comes the sound experience, from the constant booming attempts to keep the crowd from falling asleep or staring at their phones the entire time, to the hackneyed musical cues in between the action.
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Former Surgeon General Richard Carmona, who now serves as Chief of Health Innovations of Canyon Ranch, worked with Singapore Airlines to create amber lighting for the plane's cabins that will encourage passengers to relax, and make falling asleep easier.
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Among the documents provided to CNN were reports of Mateen falling asleep in class at least twice, and an incident where he inquired about whether a fellow recruit would say anything if he brought a gun to the school.
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The app allows you to track sleep patterns over time, set when to wake up, choose what ambient sounds to play while you're falling asleep, and, according to the company, make sleep recommendations based upon your 23andMe genetic profile.
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This 9-piece set comes with a travel cup, mug, and lids to keep you moving, as well as a recipe book with blends tailored to super specific things like getting clear skin, help falling asleep, or hormone boosts.
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Dr. Won said strategic caffeine use is fine if you have trouble waking up, but keep it to the mornings, and no more than two cups a day — otherwise you'll have difficulty falling asleep, or suffer from sleep fragmentation.
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TMZ broke the story ... Alvarado was arrested in April inside an NYC home owned by Taylor, after climbing a ladder, smashing a window with his hand and climbing in to take a shower before falling asleep in a bed.
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"In a way, I needed it because otherwise I kept falling asleep and couldn't work," said Michael, a 38-year-old Utah man now in treatment who requested anonymity to describe how he used meth in addition to heroin.
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Konus Table Light, $168I know that I've grown up when the highlight of my day, the thing I often most look forward to doing, is turning on my beautiful lamp, nestling into bed, and falling asleep to a podcast.
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And since bedtime resistance and difficulty falling asleep are the primary sleep problems in this age group, she said, it's worth thinking about how this sensitivity to light may affect children's behavior, even while further research is being done.
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"I woke up the next morning and ended the live and went over to my mom and was like, 'Mom, I literally just made money falling asleep,'" said Mr. Hector, who has more than 221,221 followers on the app.
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Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is arguably about family, therefore, and makes this nearly three-hour romp a must watch with family members who just want to watch something for ten minutes before falling asleep on the couch.
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I'd sit down every day at the drawing table and populate the places of my Omaha, Nebraska, childhood with little imaginary people, just to see what would happen—really, no different from what everyone does falling asleep every night.
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A survey done in 1995 by researchers at the National Institute on Aging among more than 9,000 people aged 65 and older living in three communities revealed that 42 percent reported difficulty with both falling asleep and staying asleep.
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Whether it's a masterpiece of design, a Crooked Hillary throwback, or a typo made while falling asleep with a death-grip on his government-issued iPhone, no tweet is too dumb or tiresome to rule the entirety of our daily lives.
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Lenovo spices things up with surprisingly powerful JBL speakers with a dedicated 3-watt subwoofer, a Full HD display with Nvidia G-sync support and just enough RGB lighting to keep you from falling asleep during late night gaming marathons.
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And if teens have trouble naturally falling asleep at an early hour and don't get the recommended eight and a half to nine hours of sleep, asking them to be awake, ready and in a classroom by 7:30 a.m.
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Another official claimed that a DUP minister on an official visit to New York was ejected from a bar after twice falling asleep, and was taken back to his hotel singing "Breakfast at Tiffany's" at the top of his voice.
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For the next two hours, we play a fun game of me putting the pacifier in his mouth, him falling asleep, pacifier falling out of his mouth, him waking up crying, and so on and so forth in 30 minute cycles.
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The collection includes studio albums like Aphex Twin's most recent LP Syro, extended versions of EPs like 1995's Donkey Rhubarb, and a 14-track album of all new songs under his moniker Apx, called Korg Trax+Tunings for falling asleep.
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If you have a harder time getting up in the morning than you do falling asleep, Lush is also selling a Rose Jam Body Spray that uses rose and geranium accords for the exact opposite effect — to jolt you awake.
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Some people swear by eye masks to nap in total darkness, and Dr. Harris says it might be worth it to invest in some other tools, like earplugs or even a white noise machine, if you're having trouble falling asleep.
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I'll probably try to eat half a cookie tonight to celebrate the occasion before having an anxiety attack and falling asleep on my couch with my cat at 23 PM. This week's special discount code is, you guessed it: 420.
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It just needs to pull in a chunk of the people who love Spears' music and irreverent Instagram presence and occupy their free time: their bathroom breaks, their morning commutes, the minutes they spend lying in bed before falling asleep.
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But at some point — maybe it's falling asleep at 7 while getting the kids to bed after a couple of beers, or going to work for the third day in a row feeling vaguely muffled — signs start pointing toward too much.
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We also went back to a lovely restaurant at the top of the Musée du Quai Branly, because after I proposed we had gone there for dinner, but we were so tired that we were falling asleep at the table.
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His behavior grew more unpredictable during the stretch run of the 2016 presidential campaign, when Trump chided him for falling asleep on the campaign plane, according to two former campaign officials who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss internal matters.
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"Falling Asleep at the Wheel" is the second single from the young British singer Holly Humberstone, who has studied her Lorde and her Eilish, but also the peculiar optimism of the dance-friendly British pop of the last two decades.
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A research review by epidemiologists at the Centres for Disease Control finds that later school starting times correspond with improved attendance, less tardiness, less falling asleep in class, better grades and even fewer crashes involving youngsters driving themselves to school.
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More than four million people are currently under state or federal supervision, threatened with re-incarceration for everything from failing a drug test to spending time with friends or family with a criminal record, or falling asleep in the wrong house.
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Now Mr. Trump's going to have to celebrate Black History Month by issuing a few misspelled tweets and falling asleep in the middle of everything Ben Carson whispers without Ms. Newman there to do nothing next to the two of them.
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"The real trick of it is not 'how do you make it work 99.9 percent of the time,' because if a car crashes say one in a thousand times then you're probably still not going to be comfortable falling asleep," Musk said.
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This is a very chill, hypnotic rap song about falling asleep after drinking "kombucha and lean," in tandem with "vicodin and syrup" and it ends with Jake Gyllenhaal saying "How exactly does one suck a fuck?" backed by a twinkly angel choir.
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"*Parks at gas station waiting for my boyfriend to pump gas* *closes eyes to listen to favorite song* paps take pic and zoom in so you can't see that i'm parked and accuse me of falling asleep at the wheel," Jackson tweeted.
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I eat it for lunch and then rent a movie (The Book Club with Jane Fonda, which my boo would 26% never watch with me) on Amazon while I try to keep my eyes open for the entire thing before falling asleep.
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From deep-cleansing face masks that reset our complexion after accidentally falling asleep in our makeup (yes, it happens) to acne-fighting pore strips that banish any pesky oncoming breakouts, our top shelves are stacked with more than a few detoxifying charcoal buys.
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I figured my nightly routine of watching TV and eating cheese until falling asleep at 7 pm—then waking up at 4 am to scour WebMD for some sort of explanation for what I was feeling—was finally catching up to me.
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Stabilizing the daily prize would let players focus more on the game, and, at the very least, wouldn't force me to think about how Silicon Valley has more money than it knows what to do with as I'm falling asleep at night.
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Relief agencies reported that students were falling asleep or feeling sick in class, attendance rates fell and dropout rates spiked, as children were either too hungry to go to school or had to stay home to help their families look for food.
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In a sneak peek at Sunday's episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kendall, 20, opens up about her recent experiences with the sleep disorder, in which one experiences a temporary inability to move or speak while falling asleep or upon waking.
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Lion is based on the true story of Saroo Brierley (played by Dev Patel), an Indian boy who became separated from his family at the age of 5 after falling asleep in an empty train car headed a thousand miles away to Calcutta.
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As a result of videos showing Googlers putting on makeup, using multiple devices and even falling asleep while using the system that they'd been told required constant observation, the decision was made to cancel AutoPilot product plans and focus on fully autonomous driving.
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Anyone who's had trouble falling asleep knows that's the truth, but as Arianna Huffington points out in her book, The Sleep Revolution, certain things about the modern woman's life — our technology addiction coupled with our super-busy schedules — make it especially difficult.
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If you are not watching the road for more than a few seconds and you are texting, surfing the web on your phone or falling asleep, the camera on the steering wheel will prompt the Super Cruise to alert you to take control.
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"It's not that there are no issues to discuss, I think there's a danger that Germany is too complacent, is falling asleep on the steering wheel, not facing the new challenges on how to keep our economy fit for the future," he said.
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"It's an epidemic, and, unfortunately, at the moment, Indonesia has no legal protection for sexual harassment," said Yuniyanti Chuzaifah, vice chairwoman of the National Commission on Violence Against Women, who said she was once groped after falling asleep on a public bus.
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A cardboard heart reading "FUCK THIS GOVERNMENT" hangs from the ceiling, dolls stare at you from a fish tank, a tab of acid rests on stuffed seal's tongue, evoking memories of eating psilocybin mushrooms and falling asleep next to stuffed animals at 16.
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Anyway, he couldn't really fuck her, and as we're falling asleep we realize there's not enough room for all of us in the bed, so I have to sit on the window ledge as the sun is rising, literally watching them spoon.
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Whether you're having trouble falling asleep or waking up a 3:00 every morning, sleep issues can be a symptom of overwork and stress, or it can be a signal that you're too focused on your work at the expense of everything else, he explains.
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Megan McGuire (left) and Bree Butler The chat conversation includes how to handle the media — Deitsch told McGuire to "be professional in interviews and a savage on Twitter," which might be the best public relations tip you'll ever hear — and advice on falling asleep peacefully.
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I'm a little hyper from the steroids, but I don't want to commit to chores and risk a later bedtime, so I brush my teeth, walk my dog, and read The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy for 10 minutes or so before falling asleep.
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He desperately wanted to be a cop and took selfies of himself wearing New York Police Department shirts, but he was dismissed from a Florida police-training academy in 2007 because he threatened to bring a gun to campus and was falling asleep in class.
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Further issues were found by the Times, including operators being distracted or falling asleep while behind the wheel of the self-driving test vehicles, as well as Uber's desire to develop its technology ahead of its trade secrets trial with rival Waymo earlier this year.
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WATCH THIS: The One Flight 'Manifest' Star Josh Dallas Won't Forget Thompson provided additional details about the incident, including that the passenger stood up and took four mini bottles of wine from the beverage cart nearly two hours into the transatlantic journey before falling asleep.
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When you sleep in on the weekend, you have trouble falling asleep on Sunday night — and you begin the week on Monday sleep-deprived, explains Robert S. Rosenberg, board-certified sleep medicine physician and author of The Doctor's Guide to Sleep Solutions for Stress & Anxiety.
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There's a lot going on, including Phil Jackson potentially falling asleep on the job, but also somehow working a deal to get a couple lottery picks back for shipping out Kristaps Porzingis, all while team owner James Dolan positions himself to become a basketball Nero.
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On the other hand, eating foods low in fiber but high in saturated fat and sugar is associated with a lower quality of sleep, such as having difficulty falling asleep or not spending as much time during your sleep cycle in a deep sleep.
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"Many people experience a type of sleep disturbance where their defense system kicks in just as they're falling asleep and they're snapped back from the brink and now wide awake, heart racing due to the adrenaline and cortisol coursing through their veins," he explained.
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And a new report from Common Sense Media emphasizes the ways that mobile devices have invaded our bedrooms, with both teenagers and their parents reporting waking up to check their devices, and using them right before falling asleep — and first thing on waking up.
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There's also a "privacy please" button on either side of the bed, which struck me as a nice amenity since it eliminated the pain point of scrambling to the front door after remembering you neglected to turn it on, right as you're falling asleep.
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Among the signs women should look out for are: lower than usual mood, less interest in activities that typically give one pleasure, difficulty falling asleep and staying asleep, having feelings of guilt or worthlessness, changes in energy level and thoughts of suicide or death.
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Here is what I did not say, but was definitely thinking: I know I would be much happier falling asleep next to a dog-eared Maggie Nelson book than a guy who thought quizzing me on my memory of No Country for Old Men was good foreplay.
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While never once eking into the territory of nausea, Ascend inspires some of the most visceral embodied sensations I've ever experienced in VR. The closest metaphor for it is that feeling of falling asleep — only without the inevitable crash that jolts you out of a dream.
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The crowd I saw it with laughed at the right places and got emotional at the right places, but it all felt rather muted — like the drowsy emotions you might feel while falling asleep in the back seat of a car while someone else drives home.
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I was falling asleep in bed, laying on my side, when I realized my left eye was welling up; this usually happens when I watch TV in bed so I wasn't alarmed until I realized the results from the keratin lash lift would probably come undone.
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In April of this year, another spot parodied tourist behavior — selfie sticks, Segway tours — and set it against the "authentic" activities — falling asleep on the couch reading a book or watching your child build a pillow fort — enabled by a stay with one of the platform's hosts.
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Like falling asleep with the TV on and failing to discern your own dreams from what happened in an early morning Friends rerun, there's a surrealistic quality to the things UFC welterweight Mike Perry says and does that makes you question whether they actually occurred at all.
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Olympios was the breakout star of Nick Viall's season of The Bachelor for her attention-getting antics, including taking her bikini top on a group date, bringing in a bouncy castle for her one-on-one time with Nick and falling asleep during a rose ceremony.
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The wealthy, with their outstanding educations and custom shoes, and empty apartments floating above like Glinda; the ballad of media, the intellectuals, almost shepherding evolution, falling asleep in their haunted paintings and unattainable poetry—all the dimensions of each person's being, punk, restless in a loop.
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But if you've learned that the hamburger meat is contaminated at the supermarket, the surgeon is falling asleep in the middle of his operations, the police chief is a drunk or the mayor is laundering money -- your friends and neighbors will want to know what you know.
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At the start of the study, parents recorded sleep diaries for their children over 22017 days, noting how much total rest kids got and whether the children took naps, slept through the night, had difficulty falling asleep or waking up, or suffered from other sleep issues.
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To lie on a bed in public, with the potential of falling asleep, is an expressly vulnerable act, one that has been exploited in such performance pieces as Chu Yun's "This is XX" (2006) and "The Maybe" (1995), the collaboration between Tilda Swinton and Cornelia Parker.
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"While our nation's attention is rightly focused on the Middle East, the North Korean threat has grown exponentially while there seems to be a falling asleep, so to speak, at the switch when it comes to North Korea," one of the bill's three Republican sponsors, Sen.
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In our family, we have an out-of-state close relative who is a daily user of marijuana, and from what we see on social media posts, he appears to be using from the moment he wakes up to right before falling asleep — seven days a week.
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And even though the pair are currently in New Orleans, quite a ways from their California home, for Hart's therapy sessions, "he's falling asleep in his crib without fussing at all" — something he does at home fine, "but we're in a strange house," King Edmonds notes.
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In "30 Things I Learned Before Turning 30," Swift reveals the lessons she's learned before her 30th birthday (December 13), which range from not falling asleep with makeup on, carrying around army grade bandages to due to fear of mass shootings and terrorist attacks, to finding her political voice.
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And yet, self help websites, marginally researched articles in popular health magazines, and websites run by sleep experts who also happen to sell "blue light" filters tells me that falling asleep with a computer next to my face is one of the worst possible things I can do.
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Whether it's your partner's incessant snoring, your neighbor's reluctance to simmer down their nightly karaoke sesh, helicopters hovering above your neighborhood, or the mysterious racket your roommate keeps making that you're afraid to even ask about, there is no shortage of noises that can prevent you from falling asleep.
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Infused with vanilla, bergamot, lemon, sandalwood, and almond, it doesn't smell anything like the kind of creamy cocktail you'd drink four of before falling asleep on the beach and waking up three hours later burnt to a crisp and with the worst sugar-induced headache of your life.
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I'm the queen of blaming everyone but myself for not sleeping enough: My mom called and kept me up late chatting, that extra coffee trip with a co-worker at 4 PM made falling asleep impossible, that one episode turned into five because the plot just kept getting better.
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In a sneak peek at Sunday's episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Kardashian West finds out that her 21-year-old little sister has been suffering from sleep paralysis, a disorder in which one experiences a temporary inability to move or speak while falling asleep or upon waking.
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That last fact means that for the 76 percent of employed Americans who work outside of the home and can't squeeze in a nooner, sex is often the last thing they do before falling asleep or the first thing they do when they wake up in the morning.
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This takes some cues from other presentation tools like Prezi, in that it aims to make your presentations more dynamic and allow you to go beyond the basic slide-to-slide style and rearrange your presentation on the fly when you notice that your audience is slowly falling asleep.
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I loved the simplicity of life: falling asleep each night with my transistor radio on my pillow and then running down the driveway each morning, as soon as the morning paper was delivered, to find out whether or not the Cardinals or Blues had won last night's game.
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A woman next to me in a tight baseball cap had sunk into a series of iPhone conversations before falling asleep with a blanket over her head, but by the end of the four-hour ride, when we could see Atlanta's jagged skyline, the bus came alive with camaraderie.
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There were days when a prickling sensation would spread out from her right foot and left hand, like a limb falling asleep, except it was her entire body vibrating in an anxiety attack, and she passed out in the school cafeteria and woke up in the nurse's office.
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And although the question of current AV safety is still contentious, experts often note that AVs have the potential to be safer drivers than us because they're free from many of the foibles that get us into trouble: texting while driving, cruising while drunk, falling asleep at the wheel.
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Dad can enjoy hands-free Alexa and smart home control with the Echo or Echo Dot, watch for intruders (or the pizza guy) with the Amazon Cloud Cam, and control the TV during those nights falling asleep on the couch with the Fire TV Stick or Fire TV 4K Streamer.
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"The night I got the news from Carlos that Bolitoglossa jacksoni had been rediscovered, I flew off the couch where I&aposd been falling asleep, let loose a string of expletives (in a good way), and did a little happy dance," Jackson, the salamander&aposs original discoverer, said in a statement.
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During and after menopause, women are more prone to sleep problems like trouble falling asleep, waking up several times during the night and waking up earlier than desired, the study team writes in PLoS ONE online February 20, but it has been unclear whether menopausal symptoms contribute to these sleep disturbances.
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While the man&aposs attorney claims the Pennsylvania native believed the victim, who is in her 20s, was "flirting" with him prior to falling asleep on the August 18, 2016, flight, Assistant U.S. Attorney Stephen Kaufman refuted the notion, saying the woman was simply being friendly toward her fellow passenger.
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Currently, cruise assist features require that a driver have their hands on the wheel at all times, but this new semi-autonomous mode would instead include facial recognition software that can recognize when a driver isn't paying attention, or, worse yet, when they're falling asleep while the system is engaged.
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The combination of the serene snow-covered landscape, the smooth overhead camera shot, and the addition of Claude Debussy's 'Clair de lune' as a soundtrack means the next time you're having a hard time falling asleep at night, three minutes of this should be all you need to drift off.
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Its memory systems are changing gears from processing current information to going back and reprocessing information it learned that day Wyatt tells me they found that some people did not seem to have amnesia leading up to falling asleep, and that they could see a specific brainwave signature in these people.
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After adjusting for age, alcohol consumption, family history of cardiovascular disease and many other factors, they found that difficulty falling asleep was associated with a 9 percent increased relative risk for cardiovascular disease, early morning awakening with a 7 percent increased risk, and daytime sleepiness with a 13 percent increased risk.
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The wretched mother could easily have lost her sanity watching her husband love their daughter—the way he stroked the child when she was falling asleep or waking up, his blissful expression when they touched, the fact that he bathed her himself, believing it to be his right and his responsibility.
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And there he was, an eleven-year-old boy falling asleep as he had since he was a baby: his body straight, his gaze directly in front of him, his eyes closing so slowly that their movement was imperceptible—only by looking away and looking back could you register any change.
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