Pankey ignored him and stayed in bed, the affidavit states.
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I stayed in bed dumbfounded, wondering what I had gotten myself into.
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"If I hadn't come, my mother would have stayed in bed," she said.
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GONZÁLEZ: After he left I stayed in bed, chain-smoked and drank coffee.
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Still others said they did not realize what happened and stayed in bed.
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Instead, I stayed in bed with the fan on, somehow getting a second chapter done.
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"He stayed in bed for the weekend, but by Monday he felt fine," Rothe said.
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When I got back to Brooklyn, I stayed in bed for two days and that was it.
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I stayed in bed with that first one and let him tell me how lonely he felt.
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I followed his orders and stayed in bed, afraid of risking the lives of my remaining two babies.
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"I stayed in bed for the next two years," she said later, though of course that wasn't entirely true.
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I stayed out all night and tried fun new drugs or stayed in bed all day with the newspaper and tea.
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And, honestly, just kind of slept and stayed in bed all day—partially exhaustion, but it's also partially a depression nap.
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It measures how long you were in bed before falling asleep and also, how long you stayed in bed after waking up.
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She felt so weak that she stayed in bed for two weeks straight and her hair began to fall out in chunks.
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That's what Mendelsohn endured, saying that at the peak of his radiation treatment, he stayed in bed for 18 hours a day.
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However, I stayed in bed, counting technicolor elephants flapping their ears as they soared through the air with the greatest of ease.
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As if that's not enough to make you wish you'd stayed in bed, winds could gust as high as 22 miles per hour.
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"I'm not happy with this system," Jennifer Newornu said as her sister sashayed out the door to class while she stayed in bed.
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I would have stayed in bed all day; instead, they tried to find a way to bring a peak of joy into my world.
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When she first arrived in Egypt three years ago, her husband stayed in bed for 15 days, unable to overcome the feeling it loss.
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We stayed in bed-and-breakfasts, and I learned about all-you-can-eat buffets — fried chicken, mac and cheese, grits, collard greens, total soul food.
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A friend said the man had thought the officers were robbers when they broke down the door, so he stayed in bed, fearful of being hurt.
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I stayed in bed and didn't reply to email, didn't answer the phone, canceled all my appointments (as I wish to do every week) and wrote a novella.
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Last January, I stayed in bed for almost two weeks, and it did weird things to my head: I was sick and bored and actually angry at my body.
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Not since I entered high school have I stayed in bed past 5:30 AM, but here I am at 7:30, peeling the blanket from over my eyes.
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We tried sticker charts, where she'd earn a pony sticker of her choosing if she stayed in bed without getting up 47 times for hugs, glasses of water, tummy rubs.
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On that morning two years ago, Ms. Senchyna drew the orange curtains in her bedroom, pulled up her blankets and stayed in bed for much of the next several months.
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At the time, Evan Bayh, 62, said she had headaches so severe that she basically stayed in bed for two or three days before the tumor was found during a scan.
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The narrator of "Loitering with Intent" takes a day off work: I stayed in bed the next morning; about eleven o'clock, when I woke, I telephoned to Hallam Street to say I wasn't coming in.
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When I woke up the next day it was raining, so I stayed in bed for a while debating whether I should pass my time in that hellhole or spend the day walking around in the rain.
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From the first lines of this chapbook-length poem, you're invited into the mess: the day of the gender strike I stayed in bed with my ruptured ovarian cyst hot water bottle and spreadsheet Body meet politics.
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I've stayed in bed, unable to physically move because of how depressed I was to being so weak I couldn't stand without blacking out for a few seconds because I've been so anemic, my body couldn't keep up.
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"I find getting up in the morning to go for a swim or sit on the bike is basically an hour less sleep than I'd have, but that gives me sort of more energy than I'd have had if I'd have stayed in bed," he told Business Insider.
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It was the classroom that saved you, the clean notebook, the word September , and all that white around the black block of text where you could write what you really thought, which was that the dead could talk to you, like when you stayed in bed all day drawing lilacs because Ross's wife was Orthodox so there was was no time to get to his funeral.
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In 1954, he was diagnosed with intracerebral hemorrhage and then stayed in bed for a long time. Tang died in Beijing on May 1, 1964.
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On Sunday, at the Feast of the Transfiguration, he was tired, but wanted to say the Angelus. He was neither able nor permitted to do so and instead stayed in bed, his temperature rising. Tomb of Paul VI following his canonisation in October 2018.
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Nam Ki-won (, born 26 May 1966) is a South Korean para table tennis player. He won a bronze medal at the 2016 Summer Paralympics. He suffered a spinal cord injury during a traffic accident in 1996 and stayed in bed for fifteen years until 2011.
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Shortly after, she became ill with "inflammation of the bowels". She stayed in bed, and woke up once to find everyone in her household lying on the floor as if they were dead. While she was in bed, lightning had struck the house. She and all members of the family eventually recovered.
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Unable to practice, he stayed in bed at the Olympic village, receiving fluids from IVs. After considering withdrawing, he decided to skate the next day and went on to skate a career-best free skate. He finished his free skate with eight triple jumps and was ranked third of the night. He finished fourth overall, seven points below the bronze.
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She eventually had him see a psychiatrist for his personal setbacks, but only found out that he was using the time for other reasons. One morning in 1972, Howard found David in his bedroom dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. She recalled that the next several days were a "blur". Devastated by her son's suicide, she stayed in bed for days at a time.
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"The early bird gets the worm" is a proverb that suggests that getting up early will lead to success during the day. Which brings to mind the immediate counterpoint: "what about the early worm, shouldn't he have stayed in bed?" James Thurber, in his book Fables for our Time, ended the Fable of the Shrike: "Early to rise and early to bed, makes a Shrike healthy, and wealthy, and dead".
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Due to his ongoing drug and alcohol issues, the band decided to fire Peligro in November 1988. Peligro didn't handle his firing well. Flea said that he stayed in bed for days after making the decision to fire Peligro. Years later, Kiedis said firing Peligro was one of the toughest things the band ever had to do, although Kiedis became a major part of Peligro's road to sobriety, which began right after he was fired.
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194–5 Writing in his diary "this will be a last effort, and I feel successful" he set out for the last time on 29 May, alone. Too weak to attempt the Col that day, he camped at its base, a few hundred yards from where the Sherpas were camped. The next day he stayed in bed. His last diary entry was dated 31 May, and read simply "Off again, gorgeous day [sic]".
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While grieving the death of her husband, Paulus stayed in bed for months. That being said, during this time thousands of fans mailed letters of support to Paulus to request she continue her career of being a ballooner. Paulus then bought four new parachutes and set off on a tour of Europe using the stage name, Miss Polly. She performed theatrically, using acrobatic feats and even riding a bicycle suspending from a hot air balloon's basket.
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Leonard started his writing career with sleeve notes for the 1970s Man albums. After Man disbanded he wrote articles and reviews for Vox, Studio Week and other music magazines. His first autobiographical book Rhinos, Winos & Lunatics (1996) had limited sales, but his second book Maybe I Should've Stayed in Bed? (2000) received good reviews, prompting a second edition of the first book, which has since been translated into German. In 2003, The Fiction Factory acquired the film rights to both books.
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Lopez, who was going through a divorce with Marc Anthony and the "breakup of a family", felt as if the song had come to her at the "perfect moment". According to Lopez, the period was devastating because family is very important to her. Lopez revealed: "I had to turn that into something better"; she thought: "I don't want to just survive it, I want to come out better than that." Lopez didn't want to be "the woman who stayed in bed for months".
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As many as half the riders who were supposed to ride stayed in bed, including Henri Desgrange, who later organised the first Tour de France. Notably, the winner of that first Tour de France, Maurice Garin, did start the race, finished third and went on to win the following two editions in subsequent years."Podiums Paris roubaix Pro" (French) lesamisdeparisroubaix.com Retrieved 2010-02-21 The race was full of incidents, Welshman Arthur Linton, who finished fourth, crashed six times, once after hitting a dog.
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A Dutch ship named SS Westerbeek was shipwrecked near Lopranseiði on 2 September 1742. 80 men survived the accident, one died in the attempt to climb the steep cliff of Lopranseiði, 10 men lost their lives while still on board, they were ill and stayed in bed when the accident took place. Three of the survivors were allowed to leave the Faroe Islands a short time after the accident, with Danish ships which were in Tórshavn at that time. But the captains of these two ships refused to take all 80 men with them to Denmark.
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T Shirt is a 1976 album by Loudon Wainwright III. Unlike his earlier records, this (and the subsequent Final Exam) saw Wainwright adopt a full blown rock band (Slowtrain) - though there are acoustic songs on T Shirt, including a talking blues. Nevertheless, it had the misfortune to arrive on the scene at the same time as punk rock, making it immediately dated in the eyes of many critics. According to Wainwright on the 2006 CD liner notes, it received a scathing review from Rolling Stone which depressed him so much he stayed in bed for five days.
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195–196 The lead-up to the August 1956 CCF convention had Lewis working full-time in his labour practice, including work on the merger of the Canadian Congress of Labour and the Trades and Labour Congress to form the Canadian Labour Congress (CLC), and putting in long hours organizing the committee that wrote the Declaration. He collapsed in his office in May 1956; after administering several tests for a possible cardiac condition, the doctors concluded that Lewis collapsed of exhaustion.Smith, p.361 He stayed in bed for a week and recovered enough to help the Declaration pass ten weeks later.
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