Washington was the more rested team, having played on Saturday.
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I wake up and feel much more rested than yesterday.
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Not surprisingly, a more rested Sabathia was not a better Sabathia.
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The Heat, who were off Friday night, were the more rested team.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder, who last played Sunday, were the more rested team.
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His proficiency allowed him to come into the final significantly more rested than Djokovic.
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The No. 20163 seed Chicago Sky were only slightly more rested before facing the Sparks.
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Clinton, her voice sounding more rested, put the episode into the context of her economic plan.
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Little successes will build upon each other and lead to a happier (and more rested) you.
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It doesn't record your dreams, or offer recommendations about how to feel more rested in the morning.
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And since you'll feel less constricted and confined, you might just wake up more rested the next day.
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Video: Телестудия Роскосмоса/YouTube Needless to say, Komarov was no more rested than his colleagues on the ground.
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In my case, it meant that my kids got more of me, and a more-rested, better version of me.
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Friends who I hadn't told about the experiment said that I seemed brighter-eyed and more rested, which was a nice endorsement.
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With the Wake-Up Light, you're meant to wake up easier and feeling more rested and ready to take on the day.
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The point being, the Warriors will quite likely be more rested during the playoffs than they ever were during the regular season.
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He's been sleeping this way for about three and a half years, and says it's made him feel more rested, relaxed, and motivated.
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"If we can use the extra hour toward feeling more rested or clear on our priorities, our work will be improved," added Weiss.
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"I will feel more rested if I'm not working in that way, if I'm working on one thing at a time," he says.
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A variety of new apps and devices have emerged, claiming to track sleep and provide insights in how users can feel more rested.
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He suggested I buy a "happy lamp," a bright light often used to treat seasonal affective disorder, to help me feel more rested.
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But when I pull up before-and-afters, even the most skeptical acknowledge that I look more rested and approachable in the after photo.
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All I really wanted was to wake up feeling a little more rested than usual, or perhaps to just fall asleep a little faster.
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Obviously, someone who is more rested in that moment has the upper hand over someone who just put himself or herself through the wringer.
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I still commute to Manhattan every day so this close proximity to nature at home means I feel more rested once the workday starts again.
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Instead of helping you feel more rested and easing you into the day, those extra few minutes of sleep actually leave you feeling groggy and tired.
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But he answered that in many indirect ways here, presenting a more rested, happier and in-control entrepreneur who seems to be undaunted by his troubles.
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"I came in a little more rested than usual, so there was a lot of power there," said Crouser, now seventh best on the all-time list.
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"I'm always joking that this is the only job where you can go away on maternity leave and not get much sleep but still feel more rested," she says.
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Basilashvili should be more rested for the final than Harrison, who after beating Young in the evening semi had to go straight back out for a doubles semi-final.
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By mimicking DPTS (deep pressure touch stimulation), weighted blankets help us calm down, fall asleep faster, stay asleep better and for longer, and feel more rested when we wake up.
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The Memphis Grizzlies have had plenty of time to stew over their most lopsided home loss of the season and will be the more rested team when they host the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday.
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Jenkins: After you are eliminated it becomes a constant second guessing… coulda, woulda, shoulda… if we had been more rested that day we probably would have made the safe decision of going right to the paintings.
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I think it's some of the reasons why there are less women showrunners and less women who are in TV. Everyone is more rested and everyone is happier when they can go home and see their children.
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I feel more rested when I wake, more alert and productive in the day but most importantly, I've already begun to relish my more regimented pre-bedtime ritual of hot shower, cool sheets, and sex by candlelight.
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And the difference between a sleeper's "best" and "worst" mattress was statistically significant: subjects felt more rested, less pain, moved less and woke up less frequently during the night, when on the mattress best suited to them.
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Tillman, Bourn lift Orioles to series win over Tigers DETROIT — Chris Tillman proved to be more rested than rusty, which turned out to be a delightful occurrence for manager Buck Showalter and the rest of the Baltimore Orioles.
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I've been sleeping under the 103-pound, 60" x 80" weighted YnM blanket ($59.90) for a few weeks, and it has helped me fall asleep faster, wake up less frequently throughout the night, and feel more rested during the day.
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INVESTIGATIONS: Attorneys representing one-time Trump campaign chairman Paul ManafortPaul John ManafortTrial of ex-Obama White House counsel suddenly postponed Top Mueller probe prosecutor to join Georgetown Law as lecturer DOJ releases notes from official Bruce Ohr's Russia probe interviews MORE rested their case on Tuesday without calling any witnesses on his behalf.
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It was also clear that Brady, who appeared to be slowed by a gimpy knee in the last quarter of the regular season, was more rested and that New England offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels had devised an effective, multifaceted game plan to deal with the six- or seven-defensive-back zone defense the Chargers had used against the Ravens.
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The app uses your iPhone's microphone to listen to your sleeping (you keep the phone by the bed, as you always do) and then, based on when you set the alarm, it will wake you up during your lightest sleep phase, which should help you feel more rested than if you're jolted awake by an alarm during your deepest sleep.
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It would be the last World Championship without a division into weight classes. After the loss against Geesink, Sone became coach of the Japanese judo team. Sone was accused by Geesink's teammates in the 1965 World Judo Championships of having Seiji Sakaguchi lose against the more rested Matsunaga to have Matsunaga take on the weary Geesink in the final round. Matsunaga still lost, Geesink winning the heavy-weight title by decision.
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Funny Cide won the 2003 Kentucky Derby in an upset, then turned in a dominating performance to win the Preakness. For the Belmont he faced only five other horses, but all of them were more rested. In particular, Empire Maker had skipped the Preakness after finishing second in the Derby as the favorite. He was considered to have an excellent chance in the Belmont, having beaten Funny Cide earlier in the year in the Wood Memorial.
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Hippocrates, an ancient Greek physician, believed that athletes who walked after exercising would have a stronger and more rested body. Because of his beliefs, ancient Greek athletes ended each workout with a low-intensity cool down. Aristotle observed that athletes who have a rest day should not rest completely but do a mild, low-intensity workout instead. These practices are still in use today because of how well-founded the early principles had been (Stefanović et al. 112).
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Mirella Freni and Plácido Domingo were "affecting" in a love duet fron Otello. Preceded by a "somewhat ludicrous caricature of opera ballet" in which the Met's dancers enacted the Bacchanale from Samson et Dalila, Renato Bruson and Grace Bumbry performed a duet from Nabucco that was particularly enjoyable. Bruson was the epitome of cool serenity, but Bumbry sang electrifyingly in a voice that sounded "richer and more rested" than it had for a considerable while. It was after the final intermission, with midnight approaching, that the gala truly melted hearts.
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He centered the highly productive "AMP line" (i.e. Alex, Milan, Peter) with wingers Alex Tanguay and Milan Hejduk as part of the Colorado Avalanche's "one-two punch" offensive plan led by centers Forsberg and Joe Sakic. Much healthier and more rested than he had been in the previous few years, he went on to lead the league with 106 points, for which he was awarded the Art Ross Trophy, as well as the Hart Memorial Trophy for league MVP. The Avalanche lost to the Minnesota Wild in the playoffs.
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In rural areas, law enforcement that operates outside of incorporated cities may also have mounted units. These include specially deputised, paid or volunteer mounted search and rescue units sent into roadless areas on horseback to locate missing people.For example: Law enforcement in protected areas may use horses in places where mechanised transport is difficult or prohibited. Horses can be an essential part of an overall team effort as they can move faster on the ground than a human on foot, can transport heavy equipment, and provide a more rested rescue worker when a subject is found.
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This is one of the reasons that enforcers may fight at the beginning of a game, when nothing obvious has happened to agitate the opponents. On the other hand, it is bad etiquette to try to initiate a fight with an enforcer who is near the end of his shift, since the more rested player will have an obvious advantage. Another important aspect of etiquette is simply fighting fairly and cleanly. Fairness is maintained by not wearing equipment that could injure the opposing fighter, such as face shields, gloves, or masks, and not assaulting referees or linesmen.
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Likewise, Hardman regarded higher education of workers as a necessary element of the worries of the union: "when the body of the worker is more rested and better fed, his intellect should likewise be taken are of." From 1929 to 1933, Hardman served as a member of the executive committee of the Conference for Progressive Labor Action (CPLA), a radical labor organization that was associated with A. J. Muste and Brookwood Labor College. Hardman was bitterly opposed the CPLA's joining with the Trotskyist Communist League of America to form a new organization, the American Workers Party, in 1934 and quit that organization soon after it was launched. Hardman then came into the orbit of the liberal wing of the Democratic Party over the next few years and supported US President Franklin Roosevelt by 1936.
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