She sat up and said, 'My dream has come true.
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When I sat up, it was like things were echoing.
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Forty years ago, a man sat up, and everybody screamed.
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I sat up in bed and just watched the weather.
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The genius sat up, feeling his vertebrae crack and realign.
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I sat up in my seat and considered the situation.
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I sat up and realized it hadn't moved an inch.
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I sat up a little taller in my office cubicle.
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She sat up straighter, scanned the room for a horse.
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I sat up in disbelief and openly stared at them.
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So when she sat up, everything was just hanging out.
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She sat up there, and that's when her personality shined bright.
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John dug himself out of the clothes pile and sat up.
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Then he opened his eyes, sat up and beat the count.
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Google, it seems, has sat up and taken notice of this.
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After a few minutes, I opened my eyes and sat up.
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She sat up in the night and wrote down the poem.
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That's when my visitor sat up, cocking his head at me.
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He sat up, rubbed his eyes, and put on his clothes.
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Basically, it's high time we sat up and started appreciating Weezer again.
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In 2015, the investing community sat up and took notice of edtech.
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Grace sat up straight, as if she had let herself get distracted.
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Some in the back sat up so they could look at him.
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I sat up straight, stiff-backed and close-thighed through many flights.
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I sat up on my arms and tried to do tricep dips.
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So then I just sat up and looked around at the walls.
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Haramafuji's face as he sat up on the dohyo floor spoke volumes.
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Mr. Wunder sat up straighter and took a sip of his drink.
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The patient, Elene Javrishvili, sat up in bed in a gray hoodie.
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They all talked tough then sat up for Mueller like little dogs.
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I sat up and set my feet down on the floor. Wet.
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The lid popped open, and Dom sat up in his freeze box.
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Two software engineers and three graphics editors sat up a little straighter.
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She glanced at it, then sat up straight and began talking pricing.
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Abruptly she sat up in bed, pressed the green circle without fumbling.
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About two years ago, Murphy awoke and sat up, clutching her chest.
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Scared stiff, she sat up front next to the driver, a convicted murderer.
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He sat up on his own but is coming down in the sled.
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So I cried for a few minutes, sat up, and finished taking roll.
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"I've never sat up and thought about my sexuality for hours," she says.
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I sat up, and at the foot of my bed was a woman.
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When he passed the German sprinter Marcel Kittel, Kittel sat up in protest.
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Reluctantly, I sat up in bed and made a big show of unhappiness.
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Right after the announcement, everyone sat up and started chatting with each other.
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I sat up in bed as alert and wired as I've ever been.
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He sat up extra straight, gave his suit jacket that who's-your-daddy?
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Mr. Erdogan, by contrast, sat up straight as he eyed his Russian counterpart.
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"I sat up in the balcony, trying to be obscure," he told me.
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It was snapped as she sat up in bed, with books scattered around her.
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After she was done, I sat up on the bed and couldn't open them.
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After Sterling sat up, Salamoni fired more shots at him, which eventually killed him.
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I sat up in the chair watching old sitcoms until I was bleary-eyed.
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"Breathe out when you're exerting the force," Castano reminded me as I sat up.
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But Pence looked straight at the moderator, sat up straight, and made his argument.
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After a moment, Gillibrand opened them abruptly and sat up straight in her chair.
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Manchin sat up straighter, put back on his reading glasses and wrote something down.
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A child paralyzed by botulism who sat up the morning after receiving an antibody.
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She sat up straight, breathed deep, and relaxed her shoulders with a dancer's practiced grace.
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When I angrily told him to stop, he sat up as if to hit me.
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Finally, when we were at least ten miles away from his place, Micha sat up.
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The stove sat up on curved legs, the knobs across the front easy to reach.
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Less than a week later, I sat up in bed in my house in Maine.
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I sat up in the dark listening to them break, thinking they were getting closer.
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He sat up to find a big Doberman sniffing at the soles of his shoes.
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"I just sat up in bed and said, 'I want to be an actor,'" she said.
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He sat up in his orange-brown robes and looked at Alan intently for some moments.
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He didn't sleep that night and instead sat up like a sentinel, awaiting his father's ghost.
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He sat up, put on his glasses and explained why he had come to the hospital.
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When it was over, I sat up to discover she had actually been braiding my hair.
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And that's, interestingly enough, when we all sat up a little straighter in the story room.
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During his sermon, the man's wife said, her husband sat up in his coffin and spoke.
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Neuvirth later sat up and appeared groggy as he was carted off the ice on a stretcher.
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In one a figure sat up in bed while strange creatures helped themselves to his worldly possessions.
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"That thing sat up there on VirusTotal for years," Dan Scali, senior manager from Mandiant told Motherboard.
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I sat up in my hotel room in Indianapolis, having arrived from Brooklyn at nearly 1 a.m.
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I know I sat up much straighter and felt considerably less discomfort after typing for a while.
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I sat up straight, careful not to rustle any papers, which the sensitive microphones would pick up.
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The right-wing media sat up and took notice—and then things quickly got out of hand.
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When she saw Khan speak at the convention, she sat up and paid attention to the television.
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When the ceremony finally ended, I sat up in my bed and starting scribbling notes to myself.
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I sat up in my own, tossing away— hey, you know what I mean—but nada. Sleep.
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She had been barely reactive, but then sat up and asked for a hamburger famous in Skokie.
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Last year, Sandy Rzucek recalled something woke her from her sleep, and she sat up in bed.
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Finally, the low moan of a guttural chant began, and everyone quieted and sat up a little straighter.
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We sat up all night with these girly dolls and got a hot knife and scarred their faces.
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Eventually they sat up and walked up the steps and settled on a bench in the shelter's hallway.
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In the second row, Winston, an 18-month-old cocker spaniel mix, sat up and panted at them.
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When Bean the Sussex spaniel sat up on his hind legs and begged for chicken, the crowd melted.
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Without a chair back, I sat up taller and lay down on the ground to watch the stars.
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When I sat up in bed to reach for the Advil on my nightstand, I became panic-stricken.
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He and Bucha sat up nights in their apartment in London and wondered what the reaction would be.
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Then he sat up, swung his legs over the side and walked away unnoticed, a freshly minted ghost.
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Which is when the world sat up and took notice of what was happening in the small lithium market.
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"My husband sat up with her all night because he was worried that something just wasn't right," Moss said.
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He poked his wife in the back until she started, looked over her shoulder at him, and sat up.
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Then I was thinking of this other thing and I literally sat up [in] bed and said 'That's it!
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It looked like the one that Merrifield hit kind of sat up, backed up a little bit on him.
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I never got out of bed for a midnight feeding; I simply sat up and was handed a baby.
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And it was while he was an associate professor at Stanford that the world sat up and noticed him.
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The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note sat up at around 2.341 percent at 2:09 p.m.
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It's an attractive alternative to spending that same time sat up with the Switch, wandering Hyrule for new shrines.
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She sat up, gingerly moving her head, then beamed and impulsively hugged the doctor, vigorously and with both arms.
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Before speaking, I sat up straight and cleared my throat as if that would help me sound less desperate.
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The matter handled itself: black patrons sat up front; whites entered through the back door and sat in back.
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Not long afterward she opened her eyes, lifted the lid from her coffin, sat up, and was alive again.
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I sat up whenever she tore out the pages, and I would sit on the floor next to her.
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And I sat up there and did a Q and A with whatever we had, you know, 100 employees.
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As she strummed her guitar, one woman sat up in bed, lifted her arms and began to move rhythmically.
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Today, the little bit of death in me has sat up in bed and is pulling on its socks.
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There have been many nights when I've sat up well past midnight, scrolling through BirthStrike's Tumblr, reading post after post.
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Maisamari took one look at the poorly applied camouflage paint and immediately sat up — it clearly wasn't an army vehicle.
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"I sat up in the stands so many years, wondering if I&aposd ever get here," Pearce said through tears.
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She slipped through her name, her name I could not stop calling until I sat up alone in my crib.
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Suddenly Andrew sat up and reached for a ball and managed to throw it through his own little basketball hoop.
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That's when Andy Levitt, founder of the Boston-based vegan meal kit company Purple Carrot, sat up and took notice.
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Linda sat up in bed and took the mug, her sleep shirt twisted up around her neck, her face rumpled.
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Asked whether she ever worried about her fans' reactions to extending a universe they treasure, Ms. Rowling sat up straighter.
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Katelyn sat up front, working the controls of the passenger seat's massage function and gazing out the rain-streaked windshield.
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The tail of his harness tether caught onto the floor-mounted fuel cutoff valve, which activated when he sat up.
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So when we noticed that she recently made a major upgrade to the sparkling stunner, we sat up and took note.
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I sat up a little to get a better look and saw a man next to the window, just hanging out.
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"I'll mop!" he'd offer, so most nights I sat up with Wayne as he sloshed mop water across my wooden floor.
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Then I sat up and there was a loud ringing in my ears while my body dissolved into weak, cold sweats.
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The night he got his US visa, they sat up all night in a candlelit room, hugging each other and crying.
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Barrett crouched next to the man and started an I.V. A minute later, the man sat up, looking bewildered and resentful.
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The trip would take 17 hours by double-decker bus, and we sat up top to watch the road unfurl below.
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The bride sat up front in a pink dress, a sparkling purse on her lap and her feet swaddled in bandages.
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In the last photo, Jenner lay back as Stormi sat up straight — both mom and daughter looked away from the camera.
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Anne Ortelee and Mark Wolz, astrologers who have been leading the class in various locations for twelve years, sat up front.
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So of course, when George Clooney's better half stepped out in New York City on Wednesday we sat up and took note.
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After cueing up " Dream Baby Dream ," by the experimental punk duo Suicide, he sat up in his chair and adjusted his spectacles.
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Alert again, I sat up straight to listen—quite simply, before that moment, I didn't know that music could be this thrilling.
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She sat up and threw off the covers, her groggy brain sorting through disaster scenarios as she tapped in her security code.
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I was 17 at the time, and my hair was wrapped around cheap CVS curlers as I sat up in my bed.
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Then he sat up—not using his hands but pivoting at the waist, through ninety degrees, as if on an oiled hinge.
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Which was why, two days later, Turner sat up in surprise when he heard Superintendent Spencer tell Griff to take a dive.
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Hannah is applying a fresh coat of red lipstick while sat up in a hospital bed, using her iPhone as a mirror.
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I sat up a bit straighter in my seat—might this be a hilarious parody Twitter account I wasn't previously aware of?
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The night that he installed it in the kitchen, he and van de Walle sat up in bed, constantly checking Avedisian's phone.
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Jim Risch of Idaho appeared to have their eyes closed, but Gillibrand opened hers abruptly and sat up straight in her chair.
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Each night, once I heard Kevin snoring, I sat up against the headboard, turned on my iPad and lowered the screen brightness.
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When the shootout finally arrived, with gunfire peppering the darkness, I sat up straight, as if an alarm clock had gone off.
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He had decided to quit politics after his second term, and finish the novels he had sat up drafting late into the night.
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Groggy from pain medicine, Fuggetta sat up in her hospital bed as her mother entered the room, hugged her and took her hand.
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"Then all of a sudden, at 3 o'clock that day, he just sat up in bed and started talking to me," she said.
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Sometimes he sat in the back, so that he could kibbitz with reporters, and sometimes he sat up front, behind Trump Administration officials.
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One student, who always sat up front but rarely spoke, raised his hand and said he could confirm my research from personal experience.
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"I sat up in the stands so many years, wondering if I&aposd ever get here," Pearce said through tears after accepting the award .
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At one point, Bolton sat up straight and appeared to open his eyes to announce, "It's gone silent," before returning to his slumped position.
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About halfway through the pilot episode of Preacher, AMC's TV adaptation of Garth Ennis's popular comic book series, I sat up and took notice.
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He told Radio New Zealand that he "sat up, spat out a little blood and some teeth and walked on home" following the crash.
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"I sat up and felt like, 'I should do something right now,' and I had the energy to go and do it," he said.
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That is, until one morning in early October when I sat up in bed and felt a sickening wet mucus sliding down my chest.
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On Tuesday and Wednesday, he sat up and took some steps, according to statements from his wife that were released by the Red Sox.
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But when Ms. Kelly strummed a guitar at her bedside, the woman sat up in bed, lifted her arms and began to move rhythmically.
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Le Comptoir du Vin is so small, I could hear dishes being scrubbed in back the night I sat up front near the door.
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A second chance came and went as she clubbed an easy forehand long after pouncing on an airy Mladenovic drop shot that sat up begging.
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Photo via Facebook In Toronto, I sat up in the gondola along with other fans whose limited view behind the stage seats had been relocated.
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Which is why, when I heard about BritBox, a British TV streaming service designed for Americans, I sat up straighter in my big American pants.
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Choirs sang hymns, Civil Rights veterans sat up front, many white men sat on stage, and about a third of the audience chairs were empty.
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"Name: Penelope, Nickname: Poosh," Kardashian captioned an Instagram post last week that featured Penelope standing over her mom as Kourtney sat up in a bathtub.
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But the part where Obama's speech really came alive — where I sat up in my seat and started really paying attention — was the very end.
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When she sat up to allow me to listen to her lungs, I parted the edges of her gown to place the bell of my stethoscope.
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So when Blanchett recently made a trip to the salon — and emerged with a fresh new cut — you better believe we sat up in our chairs.
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This seemed to shift something—he sat up and asked me questions, and after an internal exam, he came to the conclusion that I had endometriosis.
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So when Witherspoon optioned Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine, a new import from the UK, the bookish people of the world sat up and took notice.
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Cooks sat up a few moments after the training staff got to him on the field, and then walked off the field under his own power.
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The man was in a coma and dying but, when he was scheduled to undergo surgery, suddenly sat up without pain and was soon declared symptom-free.
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After the first-set dramas it was routine with Federer breaking decisively for 5-3 with an easy backhand winner after Berdych's half volley sat up begging.
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From "One Man at a Time": I take a man in my arms And my eyes roll back, Like a doll that needs To be sat up.
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She looked over to Cuimac and asked how his back was feeling, then sat up and scooted over, asking if he'd like to lay down to rest.
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" Owain Doull of Team Ineos said: "It's not like they did it for a few kilometers and then sat up, it was pretty divided for a while.
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Lam sat up all night, the glow of his phone illuminating each new twist in a case that he had lived through but never understood until now.
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Yet enthusiasts talk about "My Struggle" less like satellites orbiting a distant star than like people who have sat up all night with a good new friend.
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His mother sat up straighter when she heard her son's name called, and craned her neck from the back of the courtroom to get a look at him.
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"Once we reached him, we sat up there with him for a little bit to get him used to us and help him feel more confident," Wright added.
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Generally speaking, this is also solid life advice—a 2014 study found that people who sat up straight reported being in a better mood than people who slouched.
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At its peak, Mr. Cole sat up abruptly, shouted incoherently, as if trying to shake himself out of a nightmare, and walked off as the screens went black.
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I sat up every time he seemed to push the libretto aside briefly to let some gnarly, skittish music take charge, especially in the incisive performance he conducted.
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And although nothing in that sentence might sound like it's worth tons of attention, as soon as Beach's essay dropped, many people online sat up and took notice.
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The accident left the snowboarder unable to move for minutes until he reportedly sat up, strapped on his board and miraculously finished the race while waving to the crowd.
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The graduating class at Morehouse College in Atlanta sat up and paid attention during a commencement speech when the speaker announced a pledge to pay off their student loans.
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But her job was to care for him, so she gave him fluids and paracetamol, changed his sweaty clothes and sheets, and sat up with him all night long.
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When Mark Carney, the governor of the Bank of England, announced an ambitious attempt to avert recession in the U.K. last week, the market sat up and took notice.
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In footage from the Chiang Rai Prachanukroh hospital, the boys appeared to be in good spirits as they sat up in their hospital beds with masks over their faces.
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The Pats coach -- sporting a snazzy checkered jacket -- sat up front at the TD Garden with his girlfriend, Linda Holliday, to watch the Celts take on the L.A. Lakers.
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Instead I threw some cookies on a plate for Santa and sat up all night with an inconsolable toddler, praying for a few moments just to close my eyes.
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When I slouched past a certain point — the red circle — the Upright Go vibrated lightly and intermittently until I sat up to a point before the red circle again.
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Could you imagine what the media would have done if a Republican had sat up there behind President Barack Obama making scowl faces and looking at papers all night?
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So when China released a video this past week to prove that a prominent Uighur musician had not died in custody as rumored, Uighurs around the world sat up.
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About ten minutes in, I sat up and withdrew a notebook from my tote bag and started jotting down my ideas, sort of like channeling a spirit through automatic writing.
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I had sat up in bed but didn't see anything so I reached over my boyfriend trying to grab down to grab my daughter and put her in our bed.
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This is when I realized that you really have to mimic the position of your character; if she sat up, you sit up; if she lay down, you lie down.
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When a deep-learning system won an annual image-recognition contest in 2012, vastly outperforming rival systems, people both within the academic community and beyond sat up and took notice.
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When she sat up she felt slightly woozy and for a moment, wondered whether this had all been a ruse; a nagging fear that she had been drugged and violated.
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At the Trident Grill II restaurant that night, Mr. Zamora placed his hand on her left thigh, and she sat up stiffly and moved away, she said in police reports.
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We got married, and my 25th birthday came and went and I sat up for nights before, believing my ability to file a police report would end on that birthday.
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One day, when we started our session a few minutes late because of my tardiness, T. sat up on the couch and said she was enraged at me for being late.
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So you can understand why Ohioans and Mississippians sat up and listened when Donald Trump promised that he would bring manufacturing back; that he would create more jobs and better wages.
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" When Stephanopoulos asked Cohen his plan if Trump's lawyers come after him: Cohen sat up straight and said, "I will not be a punching bag as part of anyone's defense strategy.
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By the end of the weekend, John-John, a toddler, had escaped his Secret Service bodyguards, crawled into the driveway, and sat up in the car and released the emergency brake.
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"When I sat up, I saw a woman walking across the shore," she said, adding that she thought it was a dream because she had a similar dreams the last few days.
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" In the most moving section of the book, Pollan describes a dying cancer patient named Patrick Mettes, who sat up during his psychedelic treatment and said, "Everyone deserves to have this experience.
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" Remembering the rapid effects of eating poisonous mushrooms on a woman, another character says, "They were measuring her for her coffin before she sat up and asked for a glass of water.
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The singer made a splash with his first post of Luna, showing the two getting ready to hit the water — both wearing striped swimsuits while Luna sat up top a dolphin pool float.
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Patryk Hall, 49, may always remember the nights he and his father, both science fiction lovers prone to insomnia, sat up watching "Star Trek" and "Firefly" DVDs, fortified with blackberry cheesecake ice cream.
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Other than that I was stuck with a bunch of shorties — PAX; ARTS; ETNA; SAT UP; ICE-T — for what felt like forever, until I started breaking into some of the bigger blocks.
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Once Asia fell asleep, Artie just sat up and looked out the window the whole time; every once and a while stepping over the hammock onto the center console to give me a kiss.
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Abrams might not be a great director, but he knows how to make a scene land, as anyone who sat up straight in their seats when Rey picked up Luke Skywalker's former weapon can attest.
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SAN MIGUEL DE TUCUMÁN, Argentina — Lucía sat up in her hospital bed as the priest made the sign of the cross on her forehead, the 103-year-old's bulging belly visible underneath her pajama shirt.
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But we sat up and tried basic poses — tree, warriors one and two, and down and up dogs — and they proved more difficult than a crow pose or a headstand in a regular yoga class.
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The snapshot, taken of the mother-daughter duo in Remy's hospital bed, showed the back of the little girl's head as she sat up with the support of her mama, wrapped in a pink blanket.
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Fans sat up in the middle of the night to watch her first night at Coachella on YouTube because one never knows when you'll get to see her perform, so it truly was an event.
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Meanwhile, Ms. Shor, dressed as the dying Erica, sat up in bed, brandishing the charcoal fiercely for the camera and trying to make use of what Ms. Monks had taught her during a recent lesson.
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Ronaldo, prone on the turf, sat up slowly and did what he surely never imagined having to do in a game like this: He wrapped his captain's armband around a teammate as his eyes clouded over.
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WASHINGTON — When former acting Attorney General Sally Yates was sworn in before the Senate Subcommittee on Terrorism and Crime on Monday afternoon, nearly everyone sitting near me in the audience sat up to snap a picture.
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He sat up, shrugged his shoulders—"Like, What is all this attention for?" one of his coaches remembers—and then, a second or two later, he fell back once more, his eyes rolling back into his head.
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High ranking Muay Thai masters from the Kru Muay Association, including Kru Yai or Grand Master, Chinawut Sirisompan sat up on the stage and watched below as Muay Thai enthusiasts from around the world paid their respects.
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When she sat up in bed and looked around his apartment, her gaze stopping at the government I.D. hanging on a chair, it was completely unclear how prepared she was for the consequences, including her mother's reaction.
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Mr. Gibson sprayed Narcan, an opiate blocker, up the man's nose as he lay on his back and, before long, the man — who had shot up heroin at a recovery group home — sat up, polite and embarrassed.
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But GOP lawmakers in Tuesday evening's meeting say they sat up in their seats when Kinzinger, an Iraq and Afghanistan war veteran, went to the microphone and voiced frustration and anger to Esper over the Syria issue.
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Among them was Colin Funk, 42, who sat up watching mud and debris approaching his Montecito house overnight and fled on Tuesday morning with his wife and three young children as thigh-high mud approached the front doorway.
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One of the things that I've heard about Ghost Fleet by August Cole and P.W. Singer was that it was passed around the Pentagon quite a bit, and people sort of sat up and took notice of it.
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"This is literally a question I've sat up at night anguishing about for a decade," says Heather Hurlburt, the final director of the National Security Network, a progressive foreign policy think tank that shuttered its doors in 22007.
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This meant the usual power brokers were moved to the second or third row; some of them, upon discovering they'd been downgraded from their positions of prominence, sent word that they weren't coming unless they sat up front.
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"I will never forget, she sat up and she hugged Tony really, really tight and she looked at Cathy and said, 'I love you guys,' " her father, Ty, tells PEOPLE of the day the 26-year-old passed away.
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The gunman ran back to Voronenkov and fired multiple rounds, but as he turned to make his escape, the bodyguard, wounded in the torso, sat up, pulled a gun out of his satchel, took aim and shot the assassin.
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The hooves went jangling past, and a knife-wind blew over us, so when I sat up the end of my thin braid was frosted white, and all of my mother's sleeve where it wrapped around me, and our backs.
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But one winter night early in 2011, after she had left Zimbabwe and was working at a girls' school in Kenya, she sat up in bed and began to cough as liquid pooled in her lungs and rose into her mouth.
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From the moment that Ashley O says on a talk show that she wants people to "be in control of their own destiny" and "have the confidence to be who you want to be," I sat up a little straighter.
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Being, therefore, often weary with lying awake so long, sometimes he sat up in his bed, at others, walked in the longest porticos about the house, and from time to time invoked and looked out for the approach of day.
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MUI: SO YOU HELD A HEARING IN THIS ROOM YESTERDAY, YOU SAT UP THERE ON THE DAIS AND YOU SAID THAT YOUR COMMITTEE WILL NOT BE A RUBBER STAMP FOR ANY TAX PROPOSALS FROM THE HOUSE OR THE WHITE HOUSE.
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Each mother wrote down when her child sat up without support for the first time (which usually happens around 6 months), crawled for the first time (usually around 9 months) and stood and walked for the first time with and without assistance.
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I slept two or three hours, and then sat up watching the light change with morning; and, later, during the day, took the death position, phoned those who might answer, or sped from back to front in the apartment, dragging the tarp.
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During that very play, James raced the length of the floor and soared through the air to meet Livingston at the rim before he crash-landed near photographers along the baseline and sat up just in time to watch his man score.
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According to the WWE, he "sat up on the examining table and crawled his way out of the medical facility" before the doctors could check him out—presumably rushing back to Knox County, throwing on a suit, and getting busy winning that primary.
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He sat up that night at the National Republican Senatorial Committee headquarters, watching the news, awaiting confirmation of what he imagined would be his fate: the end of a brief tenure in the majority-leader perch he had worked so long to reach.
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During a dialysis session this month, a 17-year-old kidney patient, Steffany Villamizar, sat up with a tube in her neck, surrounded by dying, bloated patients, and watched as the president toured a pharmaceutical plant on state television, laughing with his ministers.
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For those using the app as a way to prevent pregnancy, a woman needs to take her body temperature every day before she's sat up in bed, as TechCrunch reported, and the data has to be inputted correctly, to the two digits past the decimal point.
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"Just sat up on a panel yesterday ... talking about the violence that's going on within our city of Chicago, never knowing that the next day we would be the ones that would be actually living and experiencing it," Jolinda Wade said, according to CNN affiliate WLS.
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The eradication team - 158 civilian workers and 72 police officers - had arrived to San Gaban before dawn to destroy illegal coca farms in the coming days, but were attacked by people wielding machetes and sticks as they sat up their camp, the Peruvian National Police said in a statement.
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In the decade from 123 to 2001, the year China joined the WTO, the Chinese economy sat up: US imports from China increased from $20 billion at 2007 prices — 0.6 percent of the market in the US for manufactured goods — to $120 billion, 2.3 percent of the market.
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JOE KERNEN: So, you definitely sat up and took notice of what these tariffs might do to what you were pretty happy about and that is deregulation, tax reform, animal spirits for the Markets, all these things that did happen in the first couple of years of the Trump presidency.
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A woman in the front row, wearing a black fascinator headband with a whisp of tulle, sat up with a jolt of delight when, halfway through the show, the more dazzling evening looks began to appear: column gowns meticulously appliqued with rosettes; a round-shouldered cocktail jacket of fuschia ostrich feathers.
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I awoke in the dark, at three or four in the morning, and sat up with my heart pounding, my mind spinning its wheels through the various unlikely fixes for the unmoored condition I was in: get a new job, apply to graduate school, move back to the city, move to the countryside.
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The next morning—or, what had technically turned into the next day, as my friends and I trekked back to our Airbnb in the early morning hours and sat up all night glued to the news—Daylio, another journaling app I'd downloaded before the trip, faithfully asked me how I was doing.
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Click here to view original GIFI don't know how this is possible (but I am very thankful it is) but immediately after skiier Angel Collinson tumbled 1,000 feet down the side of an Alaskan mountain, she sat up and told everyone that she was going to walk back up the mountain to get her stuff.
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During the trip, Mr. Trump stopped by Fashion Week events and took in a Gianfranco Ferre show, where he sat up front with Eartha Kitt, and then sat at the runway entrance for the Donatella Versace show, during which he was near Courtney Love and was caught by paparazzi staring at Kate Moss's pink hair.
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Mr. Baroni sat up rigidly at the defense table as Mr. Wildstein described him as the closest friend he had ever had, and how Mr. Baroni had hired him to be a "bad cop" at the Port Authority, where the governor was looking to reassert New Jersey's power in an often toxic relationship with New York State.
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Biel's work in The Sinner is the best she's ever been onscreen, and the star-loving HFPA sat up and took notice, slotting her into the "Best Performance by an Actress in a Limited Series or Movie Made for Television" category alongside Jessica Lange and Susan Sarandon from Feud, and Nicole Kidman and Reese Witherspoon from Big Little Lies.
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But then, in the middle of a scene where a crying woman was typing something onto a computer terminal, the television screen blinked dark for a half second; and then it went light again, and Jeremy sat up straight, and found himself watching a black-and-white scene, shot by a single camera, mounted or held by a very steady hand.
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Maybe it was the speeches: "I've loved what I've done, enjoyed my life and am excited about what may come next — I honestly feel like we are at the beginning of a new era for this industry, and it's there for the taking when it comes to the youngest generation here, that sat up in those top seats," Mr. Lauren declared.
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Maybe it was the makeup or maybe it was the way Fanny sat up straight and had a quick answer for every question he posed, but Rosario and Fanny were pretty sure that the elderly manager at the diner across the road from their apartment hadn't known how old she was when he offered her a summer job waitressing a few days a week.
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After he got to his hotel, at ten o'clock at night Delhi time but early morning in New York, he had a late dinner in a kind of bizarre disco bar he discovered off the hotel lobby—he realized that probably it wasn't quite as bizarre as it seemed to him then, in his twilight state—and sat up e-mailing the office until two in the morning.
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The crickets were screaming, and he sat up in bed and thought of his mother and how on her nightstand she sometimes had books from A.A., how when she was going into a detox center she'd become frightened at the thought of being away from home and start crying, how for a while she had continued to phone the old white woman with the dusty skin who had taken her to the first detox.
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