So after someone made his daughter sleep in the doghouse, the judge made him sleep in the doghouse.
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He cautioned that connections between sleep in young zebrafish and sleep in humans are less straightforward than the study suggests.
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"One app measures sleep in one way, another measures sleep in a different way, but both call it sleep duration," Sim says.
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Islanders all sleep in a communal bedroom, and those who are coupled up have to sleep in the same bed as their partner.
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They sleep in their room every night, but I told her she could sleep in the guest room that night if it made her feel better.
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If at all possible, sleep in air-conditioned or screened rooms and use a bed net if you sleep in an area exposed to the outdoors.
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"The classic Monday morning fog has a lot to do with if you stay up late Friday, sleep in Saturday, stay up late Saturday, sleep in Sunday," he says.
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Seems dear old Grandpa likes to sleep in the nude.
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Some sleep in derelict cars stuffed full of blankets instead.
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" Mr. Moon joked back: "Now I can sleep in peace.
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What are we supposed to do, sleep in the airport?
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N. takes the morning baby shift and I sleep in.
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I sleep in this shit, and I got bad skin.
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For now, that's reason enough to sleep in on Sunday.
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T. attempts to sleep in before his 10 a.m. shift.
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I'm so happy to sleep in for an extra hour.
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Or that we sleep in hammocks and have small houses.
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I've had two hours sleep in the last 72 hours.
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Related: Is It Better To Sleep In Or Work Out?
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For instance, I sleep in a room without air conditioning.
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The main characters didn't even sleep in the same bed.
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Imagine a kid being able to sleep in Ali's bed.
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He's going to want to sleep in his own bed.
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Parents shouldn't sleep in the same bed with their babies.
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Men and women, even married couples, sleep in separate tents.
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It's going to be kind of nice to sleep in.
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People letting them sleep in barns and stuff like that.
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" Let Teenagers Sleep In "Starting schools before 8:30 a.m.
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It's not compassionate to let people sleep in the streets.
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Baby sleep, in particular, has turned into a booming business.
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Don't over schedule yourself, and sleep in if you can.
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He would sleep in the dirt outside the kingpin's cabin.
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I sleep in a free way, and I enjoy life.
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I definitely did not mean to sleep in this late.
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Sleep in them a few nights, launder them, and repeat.
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Objects Timepieces so good you'll want to sleep in them.
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My advice is to go to sleep in nice pajamas.
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Here's more reasons to sleep in (wink, wink) on Sundays.
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A teacher prepares to sleep in a classroom on Jan.
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Grab a shower and some sleep in a real bed?
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"I have the best sleep in the car," he said.
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I would definitely sleep in and go to bed late.
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"We'd sleep in the car, that was our room," she said.
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Friend Y. drives home and I sleep in the back seat.
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You get to have talks and sleep in the next day.
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And I shall sleep in peace until you come to me!
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I would sleep in, but I have a 6:30 a.m.
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You'll soon be able to sleep in a little more. Gov.
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Without the cribs, babies might have to sleep in cardboard boxes.
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Rivero: I know a lot of drivers sleep in their car.
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Some wander off to empty theaters to sleep in recliner chairs.
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I always sleep in a little later on Fridays just because.
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The kids are still unable to sleep in their own beds.
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"Men, women and children sleep in the same areas," he said.
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In fact, he always prefers to sleep in his own bed.
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I'll admit, I've never been one to sleep in cute pajamas.
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But please explain how you've taught your children to sleep in?
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On the right, K-Dorm, where offenders sleep in open bunks.
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They have not been able to sleep in the same bed.
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According to Sletten, it's about trying to sleep in Australian time.
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"He's definitely gotten more sleep in the Snoo," said Liz Curley.
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A princess falls into a deep sleep in "Sleeping Beauty" (1959).
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She sleeps in one loft while her children sleep in another.
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They did get a good night's sleep in class today, though.
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It is not easy for outsiders to sleep in Lobuche, Nepal.
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Any day I can sleep in and binge on science fiction.
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You don't believe couples should sleep in the same bed. Confirm.
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Lionel Richie was going home to sleep in his own bed.
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Luckily, the band gets to sleep in hotel rooms at night.
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We need sleep in order to revitalize our energy and enthusiasm.
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"I don't have my own bed to sleep in," Omid said.
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Are you sabotaging your sleep in your quest to improve it?
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Others sleep in their cars over at the Target parking lot.
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They used to all sleep in one room on the floor.
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I sleep in fear, but I sleep better than anywhere else.
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Travelers sleep in nomadic shepherd settlements and huts during multiday hikes.
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"Tonight we plan to sleep in a community center," he said.
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One presumes they didn't travel economy or sleep in bunk beds.
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On Thursday night, I went to sleep in my own bed.
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In warm weather, they sleep in parks and other public spaces.
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There are headphones, but those are super uncomfortable to sleep in.
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Are babies better off if they sleep in a cardboard box?
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The characters sleep in a giant room with runic drawings everywhere.
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We fight about who is going to sleep in the bedroom.
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He got only a few hours of sleep in the shelter.
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Learned to sleep in any bed the vast body turns down.
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And you can sleep in any position you want without issues.
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FAMILY SLEEP IN Sarah and I wake up at 43:15.
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How could you let your child sleep in an adult's bed?
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In almost every Colombian city, Venezuelan families sleep in public places.
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My husband got up with the kids and let me sleep in.
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My husband is letting me sleep in and taking the kids somewhere.
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Sure, it's "technically" unsafe to sleep in a vehicle, moving or parked.
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Plus, the idea of getting to sleep in a little is exciting.
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With a buddy named Jack, they sleep in a decrepit, abandoned hotel.
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As night fell, Hermani and her editor decided to sleep in shifts.
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Then, like many other drivers, I need to sleep in my car.
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The one day of the week that I get to sleep in.
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We didn't sleep in the same room, we didn't share a bed.
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They, like many others, will sleep in the car they traveled in.
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" - - - American world number three Jordan Spieth: "Just wish I could sleep in.
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Only a few girls still sleep in the ones that are left.
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Members of the caravan sleep in a public park in Arriaga, Chiapas.
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Sleepers can also try to sleep in the same places when traveling.
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The tribes stay separated and sleep in basic units with no comfort.
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I think this will be enough to let me sleep in more.
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People got up early … nobody was able to sleep in this morning.
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We're at Zuma Beach and will probably sleep in the car tonight.
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He went on to live with friends and sleep in his car.
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It felt so good to sleep in and still beat my alarm.
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Isolated and far from home, dozens of boys sleep in filthy rooms.
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Not one to turn down the opportunity to sleep in a little!
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Why sleep in a house when you can sleep on a boat?
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I get to sleep in my own bed and tee it up.
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His mother and two younger brothers sleep in the only other bed.
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In the meantime we had to sleep in rooms with no circulation.
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Eventually I go sleep in her room before the party winds down.
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"It will be nice to sleep in air conditioning tonight," she said.
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They all sleep in the same bed, in an air-conditioned room.
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Mohammed Ramadan Daha, 61, is frightened to sleep in his house there.
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She tells stories of women who offer to sleep in their cars.
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When babies sleep in the day, they sleep well at night too.
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Often, the men live in barracks and sleep in the same rooms.
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" Four: "For $500 you and your spouse can sleep in an elevator.
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Use this GIF as a reminder to get more sleep in 2019.
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Parents get the fluffy bed, children get to sleep in the tepee.
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"Something to sleep in, wear outside, take the trash out," Witter said.
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After that, off to sleep, in peace and quiet, without mutual demands.
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The prison gangs are split up into the rooms they sleep in.
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People need more sleep in the winter and less in the spring.
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Men and women mostly pray separately, and they sleep in separate quarters.
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So he creates a device to sleep in to protect the thorn.
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Only until this year have I learned to sleep in total darkness.
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They haven't had a proper sleep in days and need their rest.
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We can't sleep in the same bedroom or use the same bathrooms.
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In humans, melatonin is thought to promote sleep in two ways. 1.
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I sleep in on Sunday; he and his mother go to church.
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When our daughter was born, we agreed to sleep in separate rooms.
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These forward-thinking schools are finally listening — and letting kids sleep in.
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It now recommends that babies sleep in parents' rooms for a year.
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We sleep in until 7:15 because we need a dang break.
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The pair reportedly sleep in separate bedrooms and have a distant relationship.
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These days, few dealers still sleep in the quarters above their galleries.
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The group released a video for their single "Don't Sleep" in December.
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Nearly every night we still prefer to sleep in our own beds.
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We used to sleep in the same places, eat the same food.
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I love Saturday mornings so much, even though I can't sleep in.
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EASY If I sleep in till 8:30 or 9, I'm lucky.
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Cover: People sit and sleep in South City Park in Redding, Calif.
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"She won't even sleep in her room," Ms. LeMay said on Saturday.
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Two can sleep in the foldout bed converted from the two backseats…
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And Mr. Trump may still yearn to sleep in his own bed.
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I know B. will be exhausted so I let her sleep in.
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Think about sleep In a way, journaling itself is a sleep aid.
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I really want to sleep in but decide to watch Chesapeake Shores.
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He also sacrificed a lot of sleep in those early Microsoft days.
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" Another person said: "What about all the politicians who sleep in Parliament?
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Dozens of less affluent members sleep in their offices during the workweek.
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"I'd rather sleep in a train than go to a shelter," he said.
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McNamara, a true crime writer, died in her sleep in 2016 at 46.
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I work hard in this country while you sleep in your golden cradle.
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They sleep in pods that are more practical versions of Alien's sleep pods.
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I sneak out of bed so T. and BD can sleep in longer.
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LG: But you could sleep in eight hours, like have a night's sleep.
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Promotional photo depicting the remodeled guard tower an Airbnb guest would sleep in.
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"I sleep in like, a thong and a little bra," Kardashian West said.
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You'll be doing the Cotton Eyed Joe in your sleep in no time.
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You'll be in the mood to sleep in and daydream, so treat yourself!
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A small 2017 study examined how well heterosexual couples sleep in bed together.
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For example, you may have to sleep in different rooms until it's treated.
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We probably don't sleep in the same bed about 15 nights a month.
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We can't agree whether she should be allowed to sleep in our bed.
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I'm trying to leave here tomorrow; I want to sleep in my bed.
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No one is allowed to sleep in the room that became their mother's.
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We both plan to sleep in and wake up for a late brunch!
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If you get food and an hour of sleep in, you're doing well.
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Let the dogs out and feed them so my husband can sleep in.
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You can sleep in the same room and certainly won't be kept awake.
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Today is a public holiday, so A. and I sleep in and snuggle.
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They sleep in a dosshouse in wooden beds that look like open coffins.
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By night, they sleep in the open, overwhelming the local community's public spaces.
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Do the same genes that regulate sleep in humans regulate them in jellyfish?
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There were two queen beds, so we didn't sleep in the same bed.
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There's the furniture store owner who is letting evacuees sleep in his showroom.
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Read these stories next: How Bad Is It To Sleep In Contact Lenses?
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Mark Parkinson says he hasn't had a good night's sleep in five years.
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Check out the Sleep in Heavenly Peace website and see how to help.
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I like to get up early, while my partner likes to sleep in.
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It was odd to walk on carpet and to sleep in a bed.
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Teachers said Pérez would sleep in class, showing an apparent lack of interest.
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"I'd rather sleep in the back of my Prius honestly," Ms. Sullivan said.
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"It's nice just being able to sleep in your own bed," Wozniacki said.
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"He added: "Your families spend anxious nights so we can sleep in peace.
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That night the Catholic priest gave us permission to sleep in the rectory.
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Don't. Want to sleep in until noon before you get to your inbox?
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"On the upside, you'll be able to sleep in as long as possible!"
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The patients had to sleep in the same room and undergo procedures together.
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Four people can live in a one-bedroom, if they sleep in shifts.
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Why just swim in the sea when you can sleep in the sea?
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Pae told the FBI he hadn't been able to sleep in 11 days.
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If you sleep in silence next to someone, you are doing it wrong!
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Once either Yu or Jeon park the truck, they sleep in it overnight.
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TUNE OUT We let the kids watch cartoons so we can sleep in.
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If you need to go sleep in your car, is that a possibility?
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Sleep in on Saturday, and then get on your holiday grind once more.
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Tuesday is the one day of the week I get to sleep in.
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"Guests always argue over who gets to sleep in there," Ms. Freymann said.
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During crises, he would sometimes forgo the commute and sleep in his chair.
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By Wednesday night, some had stopped to rest and sleep in Guatemala City.
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At night, the boys would sleep in the village's deserted houses in shifts.
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He would sleep in the local market, after people had left their stalls.
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"The boiler room, you can sleep in the corner," Mr. Akdeniz was told.
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The summit team will pull up those ropes and sleep in those tents.
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Some travelers, like Bobbi-Marie Sandberg, seen here, did sleep in their seats.
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I decide it's better for everyone if I sleep in a guest room.
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Someone suggested (possibly Mark) that I sleep in Mark's room in the basement.
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I wonder if she knows it's the weekend and decided to sleep in!
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Can anyone please roll over this dog so she can sleep in peace?
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One au pair interviewed was forced to sleep in a dog's play area.
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"Even tonight, we're going to sleep in the tent, I think," Grenier said.
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Every night, he said, he would sleep in a hotel room with Jackson.
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It's next to trailers and people who need to sleep in their cars.
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The younger children sleep in rooms with six sets of bunk beds each.
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You try to sleep in your car, the cops arrest you from there.
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She also claimed he "wanted to sleep in this bathroom" despite the wretched conditions.
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"To be in a professional job and sleep in public was fascinating to me."
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Jason didn't sleep in the house and there was no trace of Ann's existence.
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It's the only position you can sleep in all night without having to readjust.
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On Android, choose Display, then Advanced, then Sleep in Settings to set the delay.
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That may have underestimated how often babies sleep in unsafe ways, the authors note.
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Sleep in your regular nighttime clothes, drink the same tea, read the same book.
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I want to sleep in a tent printed with this image all over it.
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I love being able to sleep in and take my time in the morning.
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I wanted to sleep in, but end up waking up to my husband's alarm.
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I like to sleep in my own bed for at least one weekend night.
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"It's been really, really warm and uncomfortable to try and sleep in," said Moede.
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The béchamel, ham, and cheese will put you back to sleep in no time.
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Op-Ed Contributor MORE than 57,000 New Yorkers will sleep in a shelter tonight.
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I'm up because I can never sleep in after a long night of drinking.
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Vivian, Natalie, Allison, and Emma all sleep in the same cabin at Camp Nightingale.
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Sara didn't eat much at dinner and went to sleep in her shared cabin.
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We share early morning feeding duties and I get to sleep in a bit.
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The rich and successful get a good night's rest, but they don't sleep in.
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Some have been moved over 100 times or are forced to sleep in offices.
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Nightmode exists for a reason: We really do need to sleep in total darkness.
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The screenwriters of "The Big Sleep" in 1946 knew the importance of the pause.
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But having a cockroach crawl inside your ear as you sleep in your bed?
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I sleep in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber which enhances my body's natural healing process.
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Oswalt's first wife, crime writer Michelle McNamara, died in her sleep in April 2016.
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I haven't reached a deep level of sleep in three-and-a-half years.
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Trump flies home nearly every night so he can sleep in his own bed.
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They attempt to sleep in separate rooms but are too wired to fall asleep.
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She wants him to sleep in her room and doesn't get jealous or envious.
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Anyone who can only sleep in a pitch black environment needs Manta's sleeping set.
|
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At night she would sleep in patches of tall grass, or on large rocks.
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Now a smart crib promises to put your baby to sleep in no time.
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One day he wants to sleep in your room, the next day he doesn't.
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Mike: Maybe she can tell me the best way to sleep in an Uber.
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I used to take it out, sleep in the living room, put it back.
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Now I sleep in more, clean more, take the time to do my nails.
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Detlef's ex-wife says that someone can sleep in her tea shop, in Potsdam.
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"We sleep in the dirt for this country," he told the Washington Free Beacon.
|
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Five of the tiny houses are for guests to sleep in during their stay.
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I faced the thought that I might have to sleep in the train overnight.
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Some homeless people even sleep in a maze of underground tunnels beneath the city.
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Then you go on the road with Metallica, and you get to sleep in.
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They're from outside of Beijing, they would sleep in the restaurant booths after working.
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Giving up sleep in this way is dangerous to both our minds and spirits.
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Now she was getting ready to sleep in a tent on a backwater island.
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How much would you spend to sleep in Leo's bed for an entire week?
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But the toddler, ever discerning, refuses the option to sleep in her mother's bed.
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Nobody talks about how you have to sleep in somebody's living room or kitchen.
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I sleep in all sorts of positions (side, stomach, back), and each feels comfortable.
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The perk, she said, is "I always get to sleep in my own bed."
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Alone, with no parents, they sleep in the same crowded, muddy tents as adults.
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The boy gets cheeky, and the ersatz governor sentences him to sleep in prison.
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But scientific studies focusing on that nutrient and sleep in the elderly are lacking.
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Unable to sleep in her childhood room, Ms. Rinehart slept on the family couch.
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A person in self-quarantine should sleep in a separate space from family members.
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They sleep in the same bed and start their daily routine at 5 a.m.
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They had night shifts sleep in shifts to run the hospital for 24 hours.
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To get any closer to the sea, you'd have to sleep in a boat.
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I can see her falling into a fitful sleep in her hot-pink sneakers.
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At night, Martha snores so loudly that she isn't allowed to sleep in Mrs.
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In the prison camp where she is being housed, inmates sleep in bunk beds.
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If she couldn't sleep on the couch, she would sleep in the babies' room.
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The dream was so powerful that it woke me from my sleep in tears.
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It's tempting to sleep in on the weekend to catch up on your sleep.
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Or do they tend to sleep in tight balls, resting their head on something?
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If you just sleep in and do nothing, our program doesn't meet your need.
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I try to persuade Q. to sleep in his own bed, but he doesn't.
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The witches used some as nests, too, leaving them for hobgoblins to sleep in.
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I head off to bed around 29 excited to sleep in a bit tomorrow.
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It's our right not to eat out of dumpsters or sleep in the street.
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"These days, few dealers still sleep in the quarters above their galleries," explains Chiaverina.
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"I cannot sleep in the bunk on the tour bus without them," she says.
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Think about that the next time you want to sleep in on Election Day.
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His body is on East Coast time and I don't sleep in much anymore.
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That's why it's so important to have a relaxing, comfortable environment to sleep in.
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Let yourself sleep in, and give yourself some slack to take off from work.
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G. and I sleep in the same bed, more for me than for her.
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I'll sleep in the train station if I have to and try again tomorrow.
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At the end of the day, I can't go to sleep in my laptop.
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Sometimes, if we don't want to be alone, we sleep in the same room.
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We were overjoyed; we fed him and told him to sleep in his bed.
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When teens want to sleep in on a school day, they're not being lazy.
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This is under Display, Advanced, and Sleep in the Android Settings app, under Display & Brightness then Auto-Lock in the iOS Settings app, under System and Power & sleep in the Windows Settings app, and under Energy Saver in System Preferences on macOS.
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The trailers will hardly put a dent in the state's homelessness problem -- tens of thousands of people are homeless in Los Angeles alone; many there already sleep in tents, while about a quarter of the homeless population there sleep in their vehicles.
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Moving on, Bloomberg had a good article this week about Uber drivers who sleep in their cars on certain shifts, reminding me to ask you if you still sleep in your car or if your clothes just make you look like you do.
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Today is my work-from-home day, so I get to sleep in a little.
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So we decided to sleep in this disgusting crack house rather than offend the guy.
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I ended up having to sleep in my brother's toy room, and I'm still there.
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Right now, basically most of us have had two hours of sleep in four days.
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And because of that, you will try to find any possible excuse to sleep in.
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The wires and sensors in them don't make for something you'd want to sleep in.
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Even when you're not at a bustling conference, sleep in any new venue is challenging.
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A total of 17 people would sleep in Younas' home on Sunday night, including Clampitt.
|
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People are paying money to sleep in closets and backyard sheds and doctors' examining rooms.
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My husband and I sleep in so often it's not even called sleeping in anymore.
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Factors other than diet could also account for poor sleep in young women, said Bertisch.
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"They sleep in their beds really well, so we are exploring toddler beds," he said.
|
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They can't shut out the world for a few days or sleep in until 1pm.
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When it's my chance to sleep in, I stay in bed until 9 or later.
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Sleep scientists were not aware of any studies examining the role of sleep in bronchitis.
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Twan: Bunk beds are the worst—to sleep in and to do other stuff in.
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Luckily, someone showed up just as I was ready to sleep in the car park.
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I got to sleep in a bit today because I'm heading to the State House.
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He looks more like someone who hasn't had a good night's sleep in a while.
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I sleep in after getting to bed much later than I wanted to last night.
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The pup decides to sleep in the living room with her grandma — what a traitor.
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I work the night shift today, and it's nice to sleep in during the week.
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Volvo created a space where drivers could make coffee or even sleep in the car.
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Residents, most of them teenagers, sleep in bunk beds in dormitories that they tidy themselves.
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I'm extremely exhausted despite having gotten three hours of sleep in the cabin crew bunk.
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One of the kids keeps waking up and demanding to sleep in his parents' bed.
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I sleep in and spend time browsing Instagram and getting all of the puppy snuggles.
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We explained our situation and he let us sleep in the foyer of the flats.
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I haven't experienced a truly good night's sleep—a sound, comfortable sleep—in two decades.
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Stranded people (right) sleep in the lobby at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel during the blackout.
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"If you do choose to sleep in a thong, select a cotton pair," Blatt says.
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But those days are rare — and not just because of my tendency to sleep in.
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And vice versa: I sleep in his house in Malibu a lot with the kids.
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Now they sleep in an encampment near the freeway you take to work each morning.
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Christina won't eat the food we put out for her, won't sleep in her bed.
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Sometimes he has to sleep in the desert to avoid police raids, bribes and beatings.
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It's part of almost everything they touch, eat, drink, wear, sleep in, and play with.
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When Austin is with her in Uruguay, they sleep in her father's narrow carved bed.
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Campers, ages 7 to 17, sleep in cabins and can participate in a talent show.
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High schools opened their gymnasiums for us to sleep in, pulling out their wrestling mats.
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The grandmother and children — the youngest being 21 months old — sleep in the open area.
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Warhol died in his sleep in 1987 while he was recovering from routine gallbladder surgery.
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They really only play music, sleep in a bus and scavenge for nutrient rich food.
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Understand that you will sleep in a very comfortable bed but your employees may not.
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Their head slump backwards and they slip into REM sleep in just a few minutes.
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Many of its rooms have traditional straw tatami mats and a futon to sleep in.
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A lot of people might sleep in beds with bedbugs and not notice at all.
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"Then, after that, I would sleep in bed with my other guy friend," she continued.
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The stadium in Cuiabá cost $230 million, and homeless men sleep in the locker rooms.
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Having descended from wild wolves, dogs have a natural desire to sleep in a den.
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Try to stay in one place multiple nights so you can sleep in one morning.
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They share showers, sleep in dorm rooms and can call home only once a week.
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Does one need a night light, but the other needs to sleep in pitch black?
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A classmate told me not to sleep in my bedroom because it faced military barracks.
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The National Sleep Foundation found that nearly 25 percent of couples sleep in separate beds.
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I planned to sleep in a different room as my phone for an entire week.
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Some sleep in the gymnasium, others in tents pitched in the yard behind the church.
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As long as we did not have to sleep in a tent, I was game.
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A kind soul has taken my morning shift tomorrow, which means I can sleep in.
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He had magic arms and could put Capri to sleep in only a few minutes.
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It's a sleep-in day for both of us but C. didn't get the memo.
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Z. manages about 2210 minutes of sleep in the car, which is better than nothing.
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Will meditate/sleep in a minute before the dreaded act formerly mentioned in this exchange.
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Some sleep in cars parked near V.A. facilities, under freeway overpasses or in public parks.
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Police officers sleep in the hallways of apartment buildings to ensure the rules are followed.
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Police officers sleep in the hallways of apartment buildings to ensure the rules are followed.
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Many parents mentioned that they regret not getting sleep in when they probably could have.
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Read more:A baby died after being left to sleep in a car seat at daycare.
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In Morovis, a mother and daughter, ages 87 and 58, sleep in the same bed.
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The custom obliges women to sleep in sheds or outbuildings while they have their period.
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The nightly ritual enables Felt to avoid nursing homes and sleep in her own bed.
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Usually we sleep in the company of those we trust most: lovers, family members, friends.
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To protect their crops, subsistence farmers had to sleep in their fields at harvest time.
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The groom, 30, is a founder of Helix Sleep in New York, which sells mattresses.
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Now, the weight and comfort of the blanket help me sleep in a little more.
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Some buy shabby trailers to stay in near their farms or sleep in their cars.
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"They don't want to sleep in the same bed as their husband anymore," she says.
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They sleep in a cramped, $227-a-month room without heat and only intermittent electricity.
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Children at the Clint facility described being forced to sleep in crowded "cells," Binford said.
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If you want to avoid health complications, it's better to sleep in a different position.
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You're very irritated early today, Scorpio; sleep in, or spend some time alone (if you can).
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Weston said she plans to sleep in the back of her car, where she feels safer.
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They might sleep on transport at night, they might sleep in parks where they aren't seen.
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You should also set a short sleep period under System and Power & sleep in Windows Settings.
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I sleep in so much later than usual due to everything I've had going on lately.
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Also, here's a tip from me to get over the pain: Always sleep in your bra.
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They urged nursing homes to administer 5mg of Zyprexa at 5pm to induce sleep in patients.
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Ten minutes later she came out and said I could sleep in the bed with her.
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Presumably this has to do with the dial waking from sleep in order to conserve battery.
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I sleep in a bit later than usual to get my body back to full health.
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But he had to sleep in his truck until he could find an RV to rent.
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Engaging in inappropriate activity has zero correlation with a member's decision to sleep in their office.
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Wayfair, $35.99 Let your cat sleep in a warm leopard mouth — without all the annoying saliva.
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"I highly suggest every parent who has a newborn sleep in separate beds," she tells PEOPLE.
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I sleep in, read, eat nourishing and delicious food, and spend time with my loved ones.
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Call me crazy, but I confess, I am that mom: My children sleep in my bed.
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When you sleep in your home, you know that you'll wake up in the same environment.
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I specifically went to church last night so I could sleep in today, but no luck.
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My boyfriend, T., works from home every day, so I let him sleep in a little.
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So, yes, I'd say a gal is allowed to (allegedly!!) sleep in from time to time.
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I sleep in an extra hour today because I'm going climbing tonight at 5:2 again.
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She learned to live in a home, sleep in a bed, and walk on a leash.
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"I now put chairs up against the doors of every hotel I sleep in," he insisted.
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Seventeen-year-olds, who are housed separately, sleep in large, long bays with 280 beds each.
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They're still living together while they figure out new arrangements, but they sleep in separate rooms.
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"A lot of us didn't get any sleep in the last 48 hours," Honsal said Sunday.
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Choosing to sleep in a tent is like saying you still like using dial-up internet.
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On the rare occasion Harley does sleep in I get to do it in the morning.
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I don't think I've ever spent more time sleep in a backseat before in my life.
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Each night, players from the North sleep in a different building inside the Olympic athletes' village.
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The fact that we didn't sleep in huts and have pet monkeys seemed to disappoint them.
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I sneak in some sleep in my slim, sarcophagus-shaped bunk whenever the opportunity presents itself.
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Some of them are at the church, where they may have to sleep in the pews.
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We think you should know: You can sleep in; checkout is a very generous 12 p.m.
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Travelers cross the dunes in four-wheel-drive vehicles and sleep in tents in desert camps.
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"So many people undervalue the importance of sleep in weight loss and weight management," Pasternak said.
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You sleep in a treehouse and it overlooks the ocean and you can see the stars.
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I think everyone's really excited to be able to sleep in our own beds here consecutively.
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A dozen or so local children play in it and sometimes even sleep in it overnight.
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It smelled horrible, but I still wanted to sleep in it because it stank so good.
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"The kids aren't happy here, they want to sleep in their own beds," Sosa told me.
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At night she would have to sleep in a tent pitched next to the herder's trailer.
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Niantic, the developer of Pokémon Go, will incorporate some support for Pokémon Sleep in that game.
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In one, Caroçal Rio das Tropas, families live in dilapidated wooden huts and sleep in hammocks.
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BACKYARD BUDDHIST I sleep in on Sundays because usually I had a gig the night before.
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I'll keep dreaming of going home to sleep in a clean bed surrounded by my family.
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Social-distancing does not mean you go and sleep in the same bed with the person.
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Before buying the house, Christiansen would go to sleep in his Manhattan apartment dreaming of renovations.
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Nothing makes me more appreciative of my own bed than when I can't sleep in it.
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Avoid the temptation to sleep in super late or stay up all night because you can.
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They now live in such fear of the tides that they sometimes sleep in their boats.
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Since then, he has insisted that his wife sleep in the main house during her period.
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If she couldn't sleep in the babies' room, she would sleep with my husband and me.
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I am very glad to be headed home though and to sleep in my own bed.
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With lodgings full, many people fleeing the fires have been forced to sleep in their cars.
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Just watch out for the right hands because you&aposre going to sleep in two rounds.
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Guests sleep in a lofted bed alongside a window, which offers views of the surrounding woods.
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"I got mad at the moms who let their kids sleep in Michael's bed," Youssef said.
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Many Negev residents sleep in bunk beds and shell out $1,900 a month to live here.
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He said he stayed for a little bit before leaving to go sleep in his truck.
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For the first time in six years, I was able to sleep in my own bed.
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The heater is fixed; it cranks and is too hot, and I sleep in my bikinis.
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On the night of Mama's burial, I lay down to sleep in my apartment in Brooklyn.
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Stefanov and Kotevska would visit for a few days at a time and sleep in tents.
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We increasingly view our physical output, such as physical movement or sleep, in terms of metrics.
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With lodgings full, many people fleeing the fires have been forced to sleep in their cars.
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In reality, she says she was made to sleep in a storage cupboard on a blanket.
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Austin did this, and it was one of the worst nights of sleep in his life.
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Now, did your father allow any vagrants or strangers to sleep in the barn last night?
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She is back to sleep in 230 minutes and I can get ready for the day.
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Uber drivers, some of whom sleep in parking lots, have separate bathrooms than Uber corporate staff.
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Three kinds of sleep in the hum home down the dark valley back to New Haven.
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All members of my family sleep in one room that we rent for $25 a month.
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In Manila City Jail, more than 500 men sleep in a space meant for just 170.
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"We sleep in a different place every night now," Jenny said, dragging hard on a cigarette.
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On the very best mornings the baby would let me sleep in until about 8 a.m.
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She sleeps and wakes early; the other two prefer to stay up late and sleep in.
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Recently, that's meant taking melatonin supplements, a naturally occurring hormone believed to induce sleep in mammals.
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Seventeen-year-olds, who are housed separately, sleep in large, long "bays" with 144 beds each.
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Couples usually sleep together, and single men and women sleep in groups of three or four.
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Anne Shirley will never have to sleep in a cherry tree if she doesn't want to.
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Interestingly, men and women seemed to have somewhat different kinds of sleep in lavender-scented rooms.
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"I was more than happy to sleep in and let my brother take this one," Khloé says.
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My mom has the dogs outside and lets me sleep in because I got home so late.
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In Costa Rica, he paid for 38 people to sleep in hotel rooms to escape the camps.
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According to their website, gymnasts sleep in cedar log cabins with air conditioning, bathrooms, and showers inside.
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They would "ride all the way in and sleep in it all the way back," she says.
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A 12:30 AM hotel-wide fire alarm teaches me that most dads sleep in full beachwear.
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Pratt told Entertainment Weekly in 2014 he used to sleep in his van while living in Hawaii.
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They live in tiny rooms alone, or share tight spaces with strangers, or even sleep in shifts.
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Also, my husband was very giving tonight, so I drift off to weightless sleep in no time.
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Astronauts also find it harder to sleep in zero gravity, and many passengers in space suffer insomnia.
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Cassandra Ford WASHINGTON — Cassandra Ford tends to stay online late into the evening and then sleep in.
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You have permission from me to "forget" to set your alarm clock—sleep in; you need it!
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Early-risers tend to be more proactive, agreeable, and conscientious than those who prefer to sleep in.
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" But, he adds, they're updating the app every few days and getting "little sleep in the process.
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There are also six white noise sounds to help lull you to sleep in the first place.
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"We had to sleep in the water with only the plastic blankets they gave us," she added.
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Another call reported that the boys' father forced at least one child to sleep in the garage.
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In most cities, it is illegal to sleep in cars, in tents, and in most public places.
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The morning shortcut I swear by is my kids sleep in their clothes for the next day.
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It's Saturday, but she doesn't quite grasp that we should sleep in and snuggle on the weekends.
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I Am A Minus 5 AND I Have A StigmatismI do everything, except sleep, in my glasses.
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However, the one thing that always bugged them was my proclivity to sleep in on the weekends.
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At the end of episode, Daniel massages Issa's shoulders and even lets her sleep in his bed.
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If an elephant wakes up in Zimbabwe and goes to sleep in Botswana, whose elephant is she?
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Later that night, Josh goes to sleep in the same room at Colton on an air mattress.
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Pratt told Entertainment Weekly in 2014 he used to sleep in his van while living in Hawaii.
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Optimally, infants should sleep in the same room as parents up to age 1, the organization said.
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"It was brutal," recalled Mr. Ferris, who persuaded Mr. Roberts to sleep in hotels a few nights.
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Earlier in the week, Ball said he'd lost a lot of sleep in preparing for the Midshipmen.
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Madeline apologizes and suggests therapy (Celeste knows someone), but Ed doesn't sleep in their bed that night.
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"He told me he's excited to sleep in the Lincoln Bedroom on his first night," Brinkley said.
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Karen Fontana told The Associated Press that her husband died in his sleep in Nashville Wednesday night.
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"You can't sleep in two beds in one night, and you just don't need it," John said.
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It wakes you up drenched in sweat and sends you to sleep in a flood of tears.
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Pratt told Entertainment Weekly in 2014 he used to sleep in his van while living in Hawaii.
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That being said, it's time for Puerto Rico's government to sleep in the bed it has made.
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Harry and Meghan will sleep in separate hotel rooms before their wedding Royals, they're just like us!
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Instead they often share an apartment with other members of their party or sleep in their offices.
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"He's such a sweet boy and always wants to sleep in your lap," she writes on Facebook.
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According to Sletten, one way to combat extreme jetlag is by trying to sleep in Australian time.
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I also know that it's very difficult to sleep in my own living room on sunny days.
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Heroin users who sleep in the rough are prone to soft-tissue infections where they shoot up.
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I try to have two days a week to 'sleep in' to 28:211 or 7 a.m.
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"You're talking about a 'married couple,' a forced 'marriage,' and they sleep in separate bedrooms," Auletta said.
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With the sheets and comforter combined, I sleep in a fluffy, perfectly temperature-regulated cloud every night.
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I don't sleep in it overnight but I do lie in it sometimes during bouts of insomnia.
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Hold it high so those living at home, and the dead buried abroad, may sleep in peace.
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" Rhodes then asked Obama what he was going to do next, to which he replied: "Sleep in.
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A new moon in Virgo arrived early this morning, encouraging you to sleep in—you need rest!
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Do we want to all lose 100 bucks to have a shower and sleep in a bed?
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She has also brought her daughter along, but her daughter decided to sleep in and skip breakfast.
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One former nanny said the family made whoever was on the overnight shift sleep in a closet.
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But at night, many of them struggle; some sleep in their cars for months at a time.
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"Not having food in our stomach helps us with deep sleep in the night," Dr. Panda said.
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Mother's Day Brunch Recipes Let her sleep in and have breakfast (or brunch) ready when she wakes.
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But we got reports: Mom wouldn't sleep in her room, parking herself in the lobby all night.
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Your schedule is stressful this morning—you'll want to sleep in, but chores are calling your name.
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When it started raining, an officer took pity and allowed him to sleep in a police station.
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"It's going to rain tonight, so we need mattresses" for people to sleep in shelters, she said.
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TAVERNISE: And sometimes, she goes there just to sleep in her car, to be close to him.
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Though menstruating women of all ages sleep in the huts, chhaupadi seems to disproportionately kill the young.
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An old traveling trick is to bring a sleeping bag liner and sleep in that in bed.
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You can make up a bed that you sleep in, or you can make a garden bed.
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Angelina Cozy Fleece Pajama Set, from $18.99Who wouldn't want to sleep in these cute, cozy fleece pajamas?
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But she knows that what really bothers him is that they can't sleep in the same room.
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But the state insists that different sex children over the age of 7 sleep in separate spaces.
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The Sliz family initially learned of Sleep in Heavenly Peace through their church St. Joseph Catholic Church.
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"However, a more ideal solution would be that patients just don't sleep in the ER." SOURCE: bit.
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California students can look forward to extra sleep in the morning once a new law takes effect.
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I pop a melatonin and put Forensic Files on and make a pillow nest to sleep in.
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On that day, the shelter official shared that some 85033 people sleep in the shelter's 250 beds.
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One day a week, I let myself sleep in and take a later train out to work.
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The geese will soon be flying in formation the way the Tuthill slaves sleep in their graves.
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My husband will sleep in and either get up on his own, or I'll wake him up.
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Dear M, O. K. so first: we 16 artists sleep in a row of converted horse stables.
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By day they walk about 15 miles, and by night they sleep in rented caravans or hotels.
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On weekend mornings he'd let my parents sleep in while he brought me downstairs to watch cartoons.
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This makes it much easier to find a comfortable position to sleep in a tiny plane seat.
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Some described abysmal sleeping conditions — packed 50 people to a room or forced to sleep in shifts.
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He grew up minutes from Birkdale, and plans to sleep in his own bed during the tournament.
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I remember her calmly waking me up that night asking if she could sleep in my room.
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This weekend, you'll sacrifice an hour of sleep in exchange for a few months of extra daylight.
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Excited by the possibilities, Kush stressed the importance of a decent night sleep in her orderly Prius.
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She goes to sleep in their dirty motel bedroom wearing silk pyjamas, a vest, and a brooch.
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More than 3,700 babies died of unexpected causes in their sleep in 2015, according to the CDC.
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The settlers arrived in vacant towns, walked into empty houses, and went to sleep in strangers' beds.
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Kyellu never got the opportunity to sleep in the same bed with the girl she had raised.
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In the Manila City Jail, more than 500 men sleep in a space meant for just 170.
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For Stephanie, it was refusing to let James sleep in Jackson's room on that trip to Hawaii.
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In addition, all the boys had to collectively sleep in the same area, including me and him.
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It's my day off and as much as I love you, God, I want to sleep in.
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He became very serious about asking me if he could sleep in the other bed next to mine and saying that he was afraid to sleep in his own bed because his father and him had been touching each other down there, indicating that it was his genital area.
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He knew it was dangerous to sleep in his church after three fires in the parish -- and fire officials have cautioned against doing so -- "but I could not sleep in my bed knowing the church I was a pastor of for 15 years could be burned down," he said.
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Furthermore, it is not unusual for husband and wife to sleep in separate beds in the same room.
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"It's gonna be a change for your buddy DJ, because usually I sleep in the buff," Johnson said.
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Out of those surveyed, 52% said they prefer to sleep in bed with their dog over their partner.
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I sleep in my surfing pug socks all the time, a decision I consider both cozy and auspicious.
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It is to be noted that in India, those that sleep in the open are not always homeless.
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They typically occur when people don't clean their lenses properly, or sleep in them as Melvin was doing.
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Existing research also shows that cannabis and its compounds can have adverse effects on sleep in some circumstances.
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Jutting said he didn't sleep in between the two killings, which was a period of around five days.
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It's no wonder some of them needed to sleep in a little more after the hectic day out.
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I decide to sleep in mine, and when I wake up, the irritated bumps have all calmed down.
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Here they can stop for food, clean up, sleep in a real bed, and stock up on supplies.
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Which is why I find it weird that society dictates we sleep in a bed with our partner.
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Regardless of why we sleep in the same bed, it's definitely seen as something that couples should do.
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I'd sleep in my dressing room and then be in front of the cameras again by 9 a.m.
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She added: "I'm thankful that the girls were willing to ever go to sleep in the house again."
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In Michael Wolff's tell-all book Fire and Fury, he reported that the Trumps sleep in separate bedrooms.
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Mr Trump likes to sleep in his own bed, which suggests he will often come back from Washington.
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I just put a big glass bowl down and Zappa then decided she could sleep in the bowl.
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Day 3 By the grace of God, I get to sleep in on the third day of Tales.
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They sleep in the same bed, watch Naked and Afraid, make quesadilla dinners, and listen to country music.
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The likelihood is that dreaming, or REM sleep in particular, has different functions at different stages of life.
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I now sleep in my car, and occasionally family members will allow me to come over to shower.
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The universe wants you to sleep in, but even though you're tired, your intuition will be strong today.
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I wish I could sleep in and have him make me breakfast, but no rest for the weary.
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Place your baby to sleep in the same room where you sleep but not in the same bed.
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At night waves gently slapped the sides of the boat and lulled us to sleep in our bunks.
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I was dozing at the time, but refused to go back to sleep in case of unquiet dreams.
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It's something about the time, my kids wake up, we all sleep in bed together and wake up.
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My husband lets me sleep in while he makes coffee and finds cartoons on TV for my son.
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Because they are allowed near people, they move like yoga instructors, putting you to sleep in the process.
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These Nest Bedding sheets are made from organic sateen, which will feel like a dream to sleep in.
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Plus, we don't have school tomorrow because it's MLK Jr. Day, so I can sleep in a little.
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I will myself to sleep in, but it's not happening this morning, so I decide to be productive.
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We sleep in until the baby wakes us and I bring her into bed to nurse and snuggle.
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My back hurts, and the baby kicks constantly, and I haven't gotten a decent night's sleep in months.
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Things then get rom-com-level awkward when it's decided that the couple will sleep in separate rooms.
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It was a really special day and I wouldn't trade it for all the sleep in the world.
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You can now sleep in a floating hotel in Sweden that offers incredible views of the northern lights
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Outsiders reckon that the event is a magnet for alpha types that like to sleep in hyperbaric chambers.
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You're doing pretty well if you have enough to eat and a bed to sleep in at night.
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Almost all kinds of memory have been shown to be related to sleep in some way, Mander says.
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I require at least eight hours of sleep in my hyperbaric chamber to fight the ravages of aging.
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She went back to sleep in her apartment, and woke the next morning feeling intense pain and contractions.
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I've been doing this for years and years: I make sure I sleep in increments of 90 minutes.
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Before I know it, I set the place for all these children to sleep in my own home.
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The scientists have yet to figure out why protein and salt require sleep in order to be digested.
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You'll get to sleep in Long Island City, Queens — a chic neighborhood — and not run up the meter.
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Rem-Fit's Zeeq pillow is packed with the goods to, hopefully, improve a person's sleep in various ways.
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"Fantastic Beasts" fanatics can sleep in a cozy bed lined with mystical duvet covers and Elder Wand sheets.
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Fans can even sleep in the twin beds that the movie's fictional characters, Ralphie and Randy, slept in.
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Ms. Raymond, who lives in New York, is an early riser, while her husband likes to sleep in.
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This is likely wrought by evolution: Little sleep, in prehistoric days, was probably associated with danger or scarcity.
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It is not uncommon for domestic workers to be made to sleep in bathrooms, storage rooms or closets.
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He'll be able to sleep in much later Saturday, with his tee time scheduled for 210:25 p.m.
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Some parents had to sleep in cars because they were released but their children were not yet there.
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If you'd prefer to sleep in total silence, however, the right pair of earplugs will do the trick.
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They have exercise equipments and a TV in the common area and they sleep in a dormitory setting.
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Unicorns paw through the trash cans; small domesticated house dragons are kept as pets and sleep in kennels.
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BEFORE SUNRISE I love to sleep in, but since I normally wake up between 3 and 4 a.m.
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When he kept showing up, they gave him a uniform and a place to sleep in the firehouse.
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At night, they sleep in rooms separated by gender, in identical metal bunks with identically scratchy green blankets.
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She was willing to sleep in the living room so that the two children could share the bedroom.
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Some farmers are able to sleep in encampments for safety at night, returning periodically to check on crops.
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As her kids tried to sleep in a top bunk, her husband could hear voices in the distance.
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She points to a study on lack of sleep in parents leading to an increase in postpartum depression.
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A woman and her children sleep in the hallway of the Marsh Harbour Medical Clinic on Sept. 4.
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So, it&aposs only natural that this winter travelers can sleep in a cozy little snow cave, too.
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BREAKFAST BEFORE GYM If I sleep in, which means around 8, then I'll make breakfast before the gym.
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You pay people so little, they have to sleep in their cars as they cannot afford the rent.
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Here&aposs how to set an alarm on your Android device, so you never accidentally sleep in again.
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He said that, despite his objections, she convinced him that they could both sleep in his bed together.
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SHADES Sunday is my one day to sleep in, so I get up late, around 11:30 a.m.
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Just make sure you're on time, even if you have to sleep in the lobby the night before.
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Let's let her sleep in our room until she's out of this phase, Maggie says the next morning.
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It was winter in upstate New York, and I went to sleep in my car in somebody's front yard.
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"Mostly my goal is just to be able to sleep in a way that works for me," Staver says.
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Finally, R. climbs into bed, and now I can sleep in my nook between his arm and his chest.
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"I had to kick a window out and escape and sleep in a hospital all night long," she recalled.
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Sleep in a dark and silent room (you can wear a sleep mask and have Melatonin as a supplement).
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But if you prefer to sleep in pitch black light me, the extra yellow light is still quite noticeable.
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Unlike humans, though, chimps usually sleep in any one bed for a single night, abandoning it the next morning.
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" He added that they sleep in the same room "most of the time, unless they're waking each other up.
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He's got a 7:30am flight to LAX from Kennedy, and Puff Daddy is not letting him sleep in.
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I would just sleep in a little longer, put the basic outfit together, be acceptable, and do my job.
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I mean, who's going to open their house to a stranger and let them sleep in their spare bedroom?
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The talk wrapped up around midnight; Bishop decided to spend the night, agreeing to sleep in the mother's bed.
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Those who were not evacuated by the military have been left to sleep in makeshift camps dotting the city.
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Maybe she will see them on the streets someday or in the vacant lot where they sleep in Oakland.
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Ed and Elaine (Michael Harney and Karen Allen, both excellent) are married, but don't sleep in the same bed.
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Iguanas sleep in trees, which is why they sometimes seem to fall from the sky when it gets cold.
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Dexter sniffs it dubiously, eats a few bites of kibble and tootles back to his bed to sleep in.
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Bradley's daughters confirmed that the famed guitarist died "peacefully in his sleep" in a post on his Facebook page.
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" Another of his tweets said, "Getting emails blaming me for not smothering Ted Cruz in his sleep in 1988.
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Teas can often be helpful in getting sleep in too, and if you're interested I would recommend some chamomile.
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But most of the tens of thousands of refugees are without shelter, forcing them to sleep in the open.
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Although the consequences of this discrepancy can be mitigated with a weekend sleep-in, there may be a limit.
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I sleep in, make a pot of coffee, and take the dog for a walk around our apartment complex.
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The statement indicates that she passed away "peacefully in her sleep" in the early morning hours of October 27.
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According to my calculations, I can afford to sleep in until 7:15, as opposed to my usual 7.
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D.J. Fonatana's wife told The Associated Press that her husband died Wednesday, June 13 in his sleep in Nashville.
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I've heard of people putting their phones to sleep, in a box or something, and I did try that.
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" MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell called him "the most powerful man in America who does not sleep in the White House.
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Concertgoers plunked down thousands after they were promised a luxury oasis but instead were forced to sleep in tents.
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Scroll down to shop this Splendid Pajama Set that I promise, you'll want to sleep in every single night.
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Five hundred men were forced to sleep in less than 200 one-man tents and medical attention was discouraged.
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And I can't sleep in any kind of pants or long-legged pajama; I need to have bare legs.
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"Now I go for a short sleep in my bed," he said, not long after returning home on Tuesday.
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On a normal September night, the Butler family and their dog, Zippy, went to sleep in their Florida home.
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I wear them to lounge or sleep in, and would probably wear them under loose dresses during the summer.
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Booking.com is offering two travelers a chance to sleep in a giant avocado in honor of National Avocado Day.
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He jet sets around the world to sleep in some of the most luxurious hotel suites money can buy.
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Gander's partner of more than thirty years, the poet C. D. Wright , died unexpectedly in her sleep in 2016.
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So if they have five years until they have to sleep in it, maybe they should just change beds?
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Imagine going to sleep in a floating capsule hotel, and waking up on a desert island in the morning.
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"In order to make a living here, they sleep in their cars for two to three weeks," she said.
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We bought a Ford Explorer for $1,500 from a guy that I dated and we'd sometimes sleep in it.
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The researchers cite evidence from anthropological studies suggesting that humans used to sleep in two distinct periods per day.
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Passengers in second-class sleep in bunk beds in communal cabins, and the first-class cabin offers more privacy.
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He would sneak onto ranches, sleep in the stables, and wake up at dawn so that he could practice.
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All of these characters, no matter how different, sleep in the same bed at the end of the night.
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About five boys sleep in each room that's supposed to sleep just four, due to overcrowding, NBC News reported.
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After the episode's finished, we get ready and go to bed and I sleep in P.'s room tonight.
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" He then made the other children sleep in the same bed with the dead child, Mr. Smith said. "Mr.
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When his studies have kept him up unusually late, she lets him sleep in and gives him a ride.
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During the past year the homelessness rate has been stagnant — more than 62,000 people sleep in shelters each night.
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As it grew increasingly more strict, some drivers were pushed to sleep in their cars to meet its demands.
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You can sleep in a baobab tree house hotel or ride a zip-line course from baobab to baobab.
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But if you're just looking for a place to sleep in between sightseeing, the Superior room will absolutely suffice.
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While still crisp and cool to sleep in, Parachute's percale sheets were the softest straight out of the packaging.
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In the jungles of Ivory Coast, monkeys and chimps forage for food, sleep in trees and travel in groups.
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Puberty alters circadian rhythms, meaning adolescents are more alert in the afternoon and require more sleep in the morning.
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A blast woke Houston residents from sleep in the early hours of Friday morning, shattering windows and scattering debris.
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"[Tyler] is just a ray of joy," said Dan Harris, co-president of Sleep in Heavenly Peace Libertyville chapter.
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Too much screen time has also been linked to an increased risk of obesity and impaired sleep in kids.
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Not permitted to sleep in a room or tackle a flight of stairs alone, Victoria is hungry for independence.
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The group parked at a gas station and tried to get some sleep in the car, Burgalow told CNN.
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Monday was the first time he has come home to sleep in his old bed since he was inaugurated.
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Even though we value the opinions of our family, we don't sleep in a bed with them every night.
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Swaddling is one of the main tenets of her program to combat poor sleep in both parents and babies.
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They would sleep in one room with their two children while the rest of the house was under construction.
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At Kirby, most patients sleep in large areas, with beds separated by partitions, where they can be easily monitored.
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The Kakslauttanen Arctic Resort in Finland lets guests sleep in glass igloos with stunning views of the Northern Lights.
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Just north of the Arctic Circle, the resort sits on 1,200 acres and features 65 igloos to sleep in.
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And scores of lawmakers in both parties sleep in their offices to save money, despite the occasional indignities required.
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Newborns need the most sleep in the first few weeks of life, sleeping 1003 to 2100 hours per day.
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My dog happily traveled first-class in this carrier and got a good night&aposs sleep in it, too
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In 2019, Westin Hotels & Resorts, with more than 250 properties worldwide, will redesign guest rooms with sleep in mind.
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My favorite thing about the weekend is being able to sleep in on at least one day, if not both.
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And if you thought you could sleep in this morning and catch up with us, well, you are late already.
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And if you thought you could sleep in this morning and catch up with us, well, you are late already.
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If you love sleeping naked, you're not alone: one 383 survey found that 58% of Americans sleep in the nude.
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Parents may want to think twice before letting their child sleep in their car seat while not in the car.
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" Um Luma "We all live, cook and sleep in one room with no windows at the corner of the house.
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"We don't go to sleep in each other's arms—we like our space—but our feet always touch," Ree shared.
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The city that never sleeps has become the city with the most people who have no home to sleep in.
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You might never need to get up because you can sleep in it whenever you want, like a true adult.
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A Guatemalan mother and baby sleep in a church shelter for migrants on May 16, in Las Cruces, New Mexico.
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Tony Lara, former Deadliest Catch captain, died of a heart attack in his sleep in Sturgis, South Dakota, on Aug.
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Well, science has some bad news for me: climate change could mean more nights of crappy sleep in the future.
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The strategies for helping adolescents sleep in healthy patterns are similar to the resolutions we make for ourselves as adults.
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You don't get the home-cooked meal when you sleep in nicer accommodations, but you do get an XP boost.
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He decided to sleep in a pizzeria because he loved the music from the radio and the smell of pizza.
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Mr. Wood told Woolwich Crown Court that Mr. Jones would sleep in a sleeping bag and urinate into a bottle.
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From tomorrow, she is likely to sleep in her guarded home in the upscale district of Gangnam, in southern Seoul.
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They feed on fish, crustaceans, seals — likely gobbled down as the seals sleep in the water column — and polar bears.
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Some sleep in bunks suspended by the braids, others use them to hang laundry, others use swirled spools as seating.
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My friend and I are visiting a close friend of ours and we sleep in much later than we expected.
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Infections are more likely when people sleep in their contact lenses, although these are breathable contacts approved for overnight wear.
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Philips has not responded as to whether its bulbs have been proven to improve your night's sleep in any way.
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As of six months ago, my daughter decided she was old and brave enough to sleep in her own room.
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I'd much rather hole up in my tiny bedroom, order takeout, do some Soul Swiping, and sleep in until Monday.
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"We don't go to sleep in each other's arms—we like our space—but our feet always touch," she says.
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" Added the mom-to-be: "In the nursery, I've got a Halo Bassinest where they can sleep in it together!
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It's my turn to get up with him since we trade weekend mornings so we each get to sleep in.
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I'm not comfortable sleeping in old people's pee, so with that said, I'm just gonna sleep in Clark Kent's bed.
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Of course, if you really want one, that's your bed—with one million thousand thread count sheets—to sleep in.
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We put her to sleep in her bedroom and then maybe 2, 3 in the morning, she might wake up.
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Harry, 31, is to sleep in a small, rural home in a remote hillside village, a palace source tells PEOPLE.
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I have a pretty easy commute, and I'm not a breakfast person, so I get to sleep in relatively late.
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At the same time, you cannot make a cinema with a message that will put people to sleep in theatres.
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If you sleep in an environment with a flat and stable temperature, you're clearly going to feel hot or cold.
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He said the abuse included McCarrick exposing himself, forcing him to sleep in the same bed and touching him inappropriately.
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I lay on my rented cot, afraid to sleep in case I missed Julia Paraiis or some agent of hers.
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" Here's the song's lyrics: "Will I rest my head in heaven / will I sleep in the stomach of the earth?
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At night, they try sending the children or women to sleep in other people's tents, said Ali's sister, Um Mohamad.
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" Adds the mom-to-be, "In the nursery, I've got a Halo Bassinest where they can sleep in it together!
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Run almond oil through your hair, tie it up, put a little plastic bag over it and sleep in it.
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And no, it's not just because it's the weekend and we get to sleep in, couch surf, and boozy brunch.
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Keeping your New Year's resolution not to sleep in just got easier — or perhaps, sleeping in just got more difficult.
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A growing number of pod hotels, in which guests sleep in a small area, often encapsulated, are popular in Japan.
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We lay in bed and cuddle for a while, since we almost never get a chance to sleep in together.
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Most are well-preserved landmarks, giving visitors an incredible opportunity to sleep in places where royalty ruled or battles ensued.
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Accel still hears voices in his head, which now tell him that he can no longer sleep in his bed.
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It's unclear how many lawmakers currently sleep in their offices, and the reasons given run across a spectrum of justifications.
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The iPhone has also allowed users to log information about their physical activity, nutrition and sleep in the health app.
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It may seem obvious, but pack a comfortable sweatshirt that you can lounge in, sleep in, and wear to class.
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JULIE SATOW MEDITATIVE MORNING Sundays are the only day that I sleep in, which means like 230 or 210:28.
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"I used to sleep in the back a lot," he says of the period when he first bought the car.
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"If I was traveling around, that's where I would sleep, in the back, and we'd go off climbing," he says.
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In fact, having your new child sleep in another room is inconvenient (for feedings and diaper changes) and possibly dangerous.
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No one working for a man who earns $260 million a day should be forced to sleep in their car.
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Tesla fans have shown an interest in converting their electric vehicles into more comfortable places to sleep in the past.
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Their houses still have dirt floors and no partitions inside; the Kayapo sleep in hammocks strung around an open space.
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"A lot of the ideas that are important to growth would put you to sleep in a second," he said.
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I would wake up in the night and hear my parents fighting, and I would come sleep in her bed.
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Like dogs, these opossums are house-trained, can walk on a leash, and sleep in the bed with their humans.
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I'm specific about her outfits, so I usually handle this and let Aaron sleep in or go to the gym.
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Special buses are also provided for addicts to sleep in overnight, when temperatures are often below freezing, the officials said.
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Winter says getting to bed late Sunday, even if you sleep in on Monday, starts a cascade of ill consequences.
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We sleep in dark home-cells, little bulbs lighting our prison, and sweep through the door in our avatar versions.
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My wife has found the eye mask to be an invaluable tool for mornings when she wants to sleep in.
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When I went to sleep in my dorm room on March 9, 2020, I was a senior at Harvard University.
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BREAK OF DAWN I like to sleep in a little bit, so I'll get up at 6 or 6:30.
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They ate military rations, were forbidden to shower, and had to sleep in the jungle, with real-night watch rotations.
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His dog soothes her; they sleep in the same bed; he is a constant reminder of the man she misses.
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The homeless may spend much of their time in those places, but they are not allowed to sleep in them.
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The families sleep in rooms used for Sunday school, and one or two volunteers also spend the night at church.
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My life is a chasm-like yawn that on audiotape could put anyone to sleep in less than three minutes.
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Roughly 17,000 people did not have electricity Friday afternoon, and many may have to sleep in shelters again this evening.
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There's an especially large risk if there's an outbreak in a shelter, where hundreds of people sleep in close quarters.
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If you sleep in instead of coming to work every day and then get fired, you're clearly making bad choices.
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While Jomaa is unable to sleep in the van, he said at least it enabled his family flee the bombing.
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"You can sleep in if you don't mind being part of the exhibition," one member of staff joked to me.
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In Gogjali, a neighborhood of Mosul, members of the SWAT team sleep in an abandoned house near the front line.
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Kvitova said that she struggled to sleep in the nights after the attack and that she watched strangers more carefully.
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I spend the flight watching movies and trying to not sleep in an attempt to get back on US time.
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I try to get Q. to sleep in his bed, but it doesn't work and he's in bed with me.
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Also, they are often so short-staffed that family members sleep in patients' rooms to provide food and nursing care.
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If you live with others, you will most likely be told to sleep in separate rooms and avoid physical contact.
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"I would spend the night there every New Year's Eve, but we would always sleep in separate rooms," said Meenan.
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Ms. Meling has hired two people to help her, and she lets them sleep in the shop room at night.
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When your lover left and you rolled yourself inside the rug to sleep in agony your dog stayed with you.
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However, the reality of the disastrous event was half-built huts to sleep in and cold cheese sandwiches to eat.
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Babies need the most sleep in the first few weeks of lifeNewborn babies sleep more hours than they&aposre awake.
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A lot of us have probably heard of the capsule hotels, too, where people sleep in tight, coffin-like spaces.
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HERBS, LEAVES I don't sleep in because I love the mornings, so I'm up before my husband by 6:30ish.
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Meals are prepared over log fires and travelers sleep in spacious lightweight tents featuring stretcher beds, bucket showers and bathrooms.
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Later, Kitty pretends to sleep in the master bedroom while Jose (Benito Martinez) leaves her to wander to Erik's room.
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Already congested jails were so overwhelmed with new prisoners that detainees were forced to sleep in shifts, sometimes sitting upright.
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White noise machines are great for those who can not sleep in silence or if the environmental noise is too distracting.
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For example, 10pm is lights out for all the boxers¾Thais and foreigners alike¾who sleep in the same main room.
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Even though we condemned it to a never-ending sleep in 2017, we've been starting feel overcome by it's sparkly powers.
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In the Billions season 4 finale, Wendy Rhoades (Maggie Siff) has to sleep in the bed she made for herself — literally.
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While some of us need a mosquito net to survive a BBQ, others could sleep in a swamp and emerge unscathed.
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But I hate to break it to you Kaitlyn: astronauts basically sleep in souped-up sleeping bags, not pristine electronic capsules.
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Some drivers sleep in their cars so they can work grueling, back-to-back shifts to earn enough money to survive.
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Some have reported being forced to sleep in closets or on the floor in bedrooms of children they were caring for.
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When they did sleep in the van for weeks on end, they didn't always have access to running water or plumbing.
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There are times when we don't speak much to each other—as you well know—and we sleep in separate rooms.
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So I went to sleep in peace on my white sheets, knowing that there was no sticky brown formula in sight.
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Desperate to make him more comfortable, his rangers cut down the number of daily permitted visitors and let him sleep in.
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I'm aware I can make smoothies at home, but I love to sleep and would rather sleep in than make breakfast.
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"I was trying to go to sleep in my own bed, and I closed my eyes and I got motion sick."
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He also says do breathing exercises before bed, don't drink coffee after 2 PM, and try to sleep in total darkness.
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Galland, who wasn't involved with this study, researches how different cultures perceive the traditional approaches to promoting good sleep in infants.
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As an act of kindness, Dr. Luke offered to allow her to sleep in his hotel suite, a few blocks away.
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Daily Total: $6 Day Four 7:30 — I stayed up later than usual last night, so I let myself sleep in.
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In 2016, the company let two people sleep in an underwater bedroom surrounded by 35 sharks in the Aquarium de Paris.
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Yes, this is a class where you pay to sleep in a room with a bunch of strangers for 45 minutes.
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That's not quite the same as having the sprinklers turned on while you are trying to sleep in an industrial neighborhood.
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If you aren't getting enough sleep at night, you're likely going to feel an overwhelming desire to sleep in the afternoon.
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Mental health challenges or poor physical health didn't appear to influence the association between ACEs and insufficient sleep in adulthood, however.
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Despite frequent pain, she often goes several days without sleep in order to provide around-the-clock care for her daughter.
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"We're very grateful any time someone is willing to let us sleep in a spare bed, take showers, or do laundry."
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Less hot air blowing in your face and more sleep in the morning seems like a win-win to us, right?
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I often sleep in it, as it reminds me of a different time in journalism, one I fear will never return.
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Brundige told her he could sleep in his car that first night, and that's exactly what he did, despite Grant's protestations.
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I usually upgrade myself with miles for red-eye flights, so I can sleep in the lie-flat seats in business.
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The protesters sleep in tents and tepees, cook food in open-air kitchens and share stories and strategies around evening campfires.
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In fact, it is the last time he will sleep in any bed that isn't in a hospital or nursing home.
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Some members of Congress forgo a Washington-area apartment and sleep in their offices, a practice several sources highlighted as problematic.
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In the 1950s, it was common for couples to sleep in separate beds, and this practice lasted well into the '60s.
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I suggest, as tentatively as I can, that it is not unreasonable to think that we could sleep in the car.
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Don't sleep in more than a half-hour on weekends, even if you are sleep-deprived (Sorry, I know that hurts).
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Another currently available option is Melatonin, a "darkness hormone" associated with sleep in humans, but that also exists in nocturnal animals.
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Or would you actually sleep in a stranger's place, just hoping not to be raped by maneuvering yourself into this situation?
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More than half of mothers reported that they at least occasionally allowed infants to sleep in the same bed with them.
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Sadly, you never have sex because your mom says they have to sleep in the spare room when they come over.
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Things won't go your way this morning, Leo, so try to keep your cool during your morning commute... or sleep in?
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Usually my husband is making coffee during this time, although sometimes I let him sleep in because he works very late.
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After gambling and drinking together, however, Barajas allegedly insisted that Dalla Betta sleep in his bed, despite Dalla Betta's repeated protests.
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I'd been able to sleep much longer after the good sleep in our travel and it seemed like days might've passed.
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I let him sleep in our guest studio for a few nights, until he was able to find a safe place.
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We've now got guys who sleep in their offices and don't even talk to the other side at the House gym.
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Many people now sleep in bombed-out buildings or in tents -- or simply out in the open, exposed to the elements.
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The alternative — trying to find a secluded spot to sleep in her car — sometimes ended with stern warnings to move on.
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As the subtitle promises, the story begins postfall, Humpty so afraid now of heights he can't sleep in his loft bed.
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Thompson and her ex-mother-in-law sleep in one; her ex, his girlfriend and the kids are in the other.
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If you want to go to the gym before work but you're not a morning person, sleep in your exercise clothes.
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They would bring their friends and family and would often sleep in their cars before going to work the next day.
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I tried not to assume the worst, but just in case, my partner and I decided to sleep in separate bedrooms.
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I tried not to assume the worst, but just in case, my partner and I decided to sleep in separate bedrooms.
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His wife and their children — Ali, HaDeel and Sara — sleep in one of the two bedrooms in their apartment, he said.
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Homeless people sleep in rows on sidewalks in downtown San Diego, huddling in half-mile-long drainage tunnels filled with rats.
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For now, a weighted blanket calms me and brings me and a full night's sleep in the wake of anxious days.
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"I'm sick of seeing the immigrants in the hotels and the Italians who sleep in cars," Mr. Salvini said to cheers.
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That meant the Yankees got to sleep in their own beds for three more nights than they expected to this season.
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I'd arrive in a city, sleep in the park or find someone with a couch and eagerly participate in the festival.
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People eat canned vegetables, sleep in windowless rooms and routinely wear 20 pounds of clothes to survive temperatures far below freezing.
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Across the Bay Area, officials have set up special parking lots where homeless people can sleep in their cars or campers.
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A 2018 randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study -- the gold standard -- found no benefit from CBD on sleep in healthy volunteers.
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"We felt we did not need to sleep in the city anymore to work in the city," Mr. Di Vittorio said.
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I can't wait to see my puppies, sleep in my own bed, and not have to Yelp places to eat. Lol.
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The only cricket Trump knows are the ones he hears when he asks Melania if he can sleep in her room.
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There are five-floor plan options that change the number of people who can seat and sleep in the camper van.
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During a typical night, about 150 people are allowed to sleep in their vehicles, knowing that the parking lots are monitored.
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If it's Sunday morning and I'm tired, then I will skip the gym, sleep in, and read the paper in bed.
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Losing sleep, or having disordered sleep in which sleep cycles are disrupted, can interfere with the brain's ability to clean up.
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You can also find teepees, tree houses, and yurts to sleep in, along with private farmland and meadows across the country.
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I'm pretty sure that if I sleep in our room, all I would think about is how to murder my husband.
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On Election Day I felt as though I had awakened in America and gone to sleep in Ecuador, or maybe Belgium.
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"This can lead to disrupted sleep in terms of the quality of the sleep, waking multiple times a night," Smith added.
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You'd be hard-pressed to locate any sentient human being who insists that they got enough sleep in the year 2019.
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Five hundred and eighteen inmates sleep in a space for 170, above, at Manila City jail — and gangs keep the order.
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The lawsuit alleges that Haskell was forced to sleep in the same bed as Moon on business trips, while wearing lingerie.
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The loss of sleep, in turn, can make a bad back feel worse, and the next night's slumber even more difficult.
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He hesitated — probably because my dad is an imposing figure — but I told Adam he could sleep in the guest room.
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"People like to sleep in on the weekends because it makes them feel better," says clinical health psychologist Kelly Glazer Baron.
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Again, though, it depends on your particular brain — not everyone needs the same amount of sleep in order to function well.
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I pleaded with them to leave for what seemed like hours, trying to be polite yet desperate to sleep in peace.
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I'd bet none of us were as grateful, for the break in the rain and the food and the moment's rest, as the people who sleep in tents, and I'd bet that they in turn felt less gratitude than the people who sleep in bus shelters, and on and on down to the folks without even a sleeping bag.
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I mean, there was a point where I couldn't even sleep in the next room they were talking about me so much.
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She was diagnosed five years ago, when she went to sleep in November and didn't wake up until six months had passed.
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Fans of glamping swear by Tesla's cars, because they can sleep in the back with climate control on, but no engine running.
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I don't understand the mentality of a woman who allows her child to sleep in a grown man's room lurking around outside.
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If this Zubat is going to sleep in the same room as I am, then we are going to split those charges.
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"If I want to sleep in, I remember something a follower might have said, and it gets me up," says Smith, 24.
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"I wear black leather during the day, but I sleep in Lilly Pulitzer pajamas," Blair remarked of her personal style's disparate influences.
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We see this in India and Nepal, where there are menstrual huts that you are sent to sleep in during your period.
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He compared it to a youth summer camp, noting the children are fed well, sleep in bunks in tents, and play soccer.
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The small kids sleep in the car and others in a makeshift tent, while he spends his nights out in the open.
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The next day we saw a line of fire trucks pulling into a Courtyard Marriott, presumably to sleep in shifts between fighting.
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Ask a random member of the House if they sleep in their office and you will likely get one of two responses.
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So if you are sleep deprived, or just craving a better night's sleep in general, then Leesa should be something to consider.
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So, try to wake up around the same time as you normally would — even though your clock says you can sleep in.
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Research on the effects of cannabis on sleep in humans has largely been compiled of somewhat inconsistent studies conducted in the 1970s.
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I'm lucky to have pretty flexible work hours, so I sleep in until 9 and eventually make it out of the house.
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PhotTGIF: It's time to get excited to sleep in, brunch with your BFFs, and try a new look on your night out.
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The salad also takes literally zero time to make, leaving you more time to sleep in, or smoke your pre-brunch j.
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PHILADELPHIA – Philadelphia teen Richard Jenkins used to sleep in a homeless shelter and was nicknamed "Harvard" by bullies for being a bookworm.
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"During vacation, none of the technology was associated with shorter sleep time, because adolescents were able to sleep in later," Bei said.
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If you don't want to sleep in a tent but are looking for a cheap stay, these cabins are your best bet.
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My husband gets up to let the dogs out of their room (they sleep in the laundry room) and start the coffee.
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So he'll sleep in his office, curled on the futon under his Markov blanket, safe and securely separated from the external world.
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I wake up once at 9, but my eyes feel so sticky that I shut them again and let myself sleep in.
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A number of drivers reportedly commute from hours away and sleep in parking lots in order to make the numbers add up.
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These players don't have the ability to sleep in late on a certain day, or lift weights when it's convenient for them.
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Post-election anxiety aside, Avidan said he also wasn't surprised that the Twitter map showed more people losing sleep in major cities.
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"He has addictions he can't control; he goes to sleep in his food," Ryan told Vanity Fair of his son in 2009.
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They are free to roam in their pastures, sleep in the sunshine, eat wholesome food, exhibit their natural behaviors and enjoy life.
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Scientists figured this out by watching a small group of people sleep in a lab and playing quite sounds by their ears.
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"I had lost a lot of sleep in the run-up, concerned that there be no damage of any kind," Johnston said.
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For now, Britons must sleep in the bed Leave voters have made—and hope the Remain campaign's economic warnings prove excessively pessimistic.
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"One step, two step, shoot 'em up, sleep in the streets," Jenkins said, echoing a phrase his coach has used all season.
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"You're not gonna get to [sleep] in your 20s or your 30s, the way my 30s are starting out," Rihanna told E!
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All over the world, kids are cutting back on sleep in order to get ahead in school, sports, artistic endeavors and more.
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They squat in abandoned buildings with no water or electricity, lodge with families who are struggling themselves, sleep in makeshift tent cities.
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If you're someone who likes to sleep in pitch dark, you'll love the dimmable clock and options of the Lumie Bodyclock 250.
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I've had multiple overnights in the past due to weather and had to pay for a hotel or sleep in the airport.
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I sleep in them, wear them around the apartment, and make bagel runs in them without feeling like it's necessary to change.
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They also provided a safe place outside of parents' beds for infants to sleep, in homes that might have only rudimentary furniture.
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The 35-year-old jet sets around the world to sleep in some of the most luxurious hotel suites money can buy.
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At times, he would sleep in the open if he did not make it back home with the indigenous villagers by nightfall.
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A quick escape can provide the perfect reset for moms who just want to sleep in a bed made by someone else.
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"When you sleep in and wake up not knowing who that girl is with the huge knockers," she jokingly captioned the photo.
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Jones went with the second option, an organization called Christ House that gave him medical care and a bed to sleep in.
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"sleepies" or "the sleep in your eyes," are essentially a cocktail of this mucus, plus bacteria, dust, lint, and dead skin cells.
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At night, the children sleep in their own rooms; in the morning they walk to some of the city's best public schools.
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Over the course of a week, getting to drive the Lost Coast of Northern California and sleep in the Redwood Forest though?
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"I've gotten about nine hours of sleep in four days," Aly Sheehy, an 18-year-old senior, said near midnight on Friday.
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Germans also sleep in cold rooms at night and open the windows to get frische luft, or fresh air into a room.
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Split between 11 people, that's just under $275 a night for a chance to sleep in a piece of reality T.V. history.
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You also snuggle them past dawn and nurse them through every sickness and let them sleep in your bed when they cry.
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Mr. Thakar, an Indian climber, died on May 17 while in his sleep in his tent on the mountain's highest camp site.
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Others, like Ms. Bertola, have opted to move from couch-to-couch or sleep in their cars for months at a time.
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According to one study, babies who sleep in the Snoo get one to three more hours of sleep than babies who don't.
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People around the world take money from a financial institution it partially owns, fly on its planes and sleep in its hotels.
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"As we started to dig into the idea, though, we realized it wasn't something to sleep in that we wanted," McGillivray says.
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"We sleep in our cars, the remains of our houses are too dangerous and instable with all the aftershocks," Mr. Nazari said.
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Everyone wants to hear about how you tricked your children into going to sleep in the same room at a reasonable hour.
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There was also a plush, white sofa chair that was actually more comfortable than the bed, but too small to sleep in.
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Everyone, for the most part, is pretty excited to fall back in October and bemoans losing an hour of sleep in March.
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In between meetings, she stole snatches of sleep (in the back seat of cars; tucked into the corner of a tea shop).
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She began to approach me with complicated deals, like if she couldn't sleep in her bed, she would sleep on the couch.
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If Ms. Diez wants to get up early and explore a new city but her sister wants to sleep in, no worries.
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Exactly 100 percent of the time I've wanted to sleep in and forgot to put out the sign, housekeeping wakes me up.
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Most houses are shared by more than 10 family members and men are often forced to sleep in nearby parks, he added.
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I don't have to drop my son off at preschool today, so I try to sleep in when I have mornings alone.
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Volunteers have been circulating through the village, imploring residents to sleep in a shelter rather than remain in or near damaged homes.
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When he was a toddler, he took apart his crib with a screwdriver because he wanted to sleep in a real bed.
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