I've been staying up past midnight the past few weeks.
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I'm tired from staying up so late the night before.
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They sing about shopping and Barbies and staying up late.
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We feel wild for staying up this late and exhausted.
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I end up (as feared) staying up until 3 a.m.
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They're staying up all night just to watch the score.
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Maybe one too many nights staying up literally until sunrise?
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It's your fault for staying up to midnight, at this point.
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That's when I feel like my night was worth staying up.
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We need to do a better job of staying up mentally.
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Neither had thought twice about staying up until the early hours.
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He was staying up late at night, seething and not sleeping.
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It's being typically manic: producing a lot, staying up, not sleeping.
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Also, the late-night taco window is worth staying up for.
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I have spent my life staying up later than I should.
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I recently confessed to her how I'm still staying up late.
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But we can't conflate staying up late with not sleeping enough.
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We really appreciate you joining us, staying up late after the rally.
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" In "Imagine," Grande sings "staying up all night, order me Pad Thai.
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Nobody said staying up to date on pop culture would be easy.
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Owls might be better suited to staying up late in that way.
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I love staying up late, but I hate struggling through the mornings.
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Tired, but staying up until Hillary speaks or the campaign makes a statement.
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Meanwhile, preventative recommendations include: Staying up to date with all vaccinations, including polio.
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But the company has said that newsworthiness can contribute to tweets staying up.
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"I gotta tell you, this is sure worth staying up for," she says.
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I already know I'm going to pay for staying up so late. Ugh.
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Our daughter and her husband and our grandson will be staying up here.
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There was talk of people staying up all night to make the game.
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Summertime means the kids are done with school and, naturally, staying up later.
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Getting up at all is an effort, let alone staying up all night.
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I loved nothing more than staying up all night with Alex, simply talking.
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We both wanted to leave early since we don't love staying up late.
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She remembers days of protesting and nights staying up late talking about change.
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Kanye West fans staying up knowing damn well #JesusIsKing wasn't gonna drop: pic.twitter.
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I'm focused on my training, and staying up that late is not good.
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It sounds like the show will be more than worth staying up late for.
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Staying up late and not getting enough sleep does affect you in your workplace.
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It's not like we're going to change the vote tally by staying up later.
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Yep, even Rihanna knows the struggle of staying up for just one more episode.
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Other reasons: Staying up to date with products and watching or reading interesting content.
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Other reasons: staying up-to-date with products, and watching or reading interesting content.
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Staying up late and playing games is a guilty pleasure for many of us.
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The problem is I don't get tired early because of staying up so late.
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But the pirate ship was fabulous, and Harris started staying up nights refinishing it.
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I wake up on the later side this morning after staying up late crafting.
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They had a special closeness, staying up late to watch science documentaries on DVDs.
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It takes a good card to even consider staying up to watch that show.
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Ed Meyer, the rep for Dr. FatOff, tells us the billboard is staying up.
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Almost immediately, they connected, staying up all night sending each other video and photo snaps.
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Are you staying up late checking Instagram, or using [technology] to help you stay stronger?
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I've been trying to get better at not staying up till 1 or 2 a.m.
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Is it any different if your child is staying up all night playing video games?
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For staying up late they're pegged as undisciplined; for sleeping in they're dismissed as lazy.
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Staying up to date on the most recent updates, complaints, developments, and concerns is essential.
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I end up staying up late reading again and fall asleep around 3 a.m. again.
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Anyway...we wrote a song about staying up too late and hearing the birds sing.
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And makes sure she goes to bed instead of staying up late playing video games!
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Anyway... we wrote a song about staying up too late and hearing the birds sing.
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Back at the prison, I was depressed, staying up late at night, thinking about him.
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How is coal defying market gravity, staying up despite the economic forces dragging it down?
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We were out there with a similar game plan — staying up the middle with him.
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So I'm planning on staying up and editing through the night, if I can make it.
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Reading it feels like staying up all night talking about absolutely everything with your smartest friend.
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I end up staying up super late again watching Riverdale — I'm so addicted to Season 2.
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If you're not staying up late drinking, you don't necessarily need the coffee the next day.
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Staying up that late to talk to C. was not a good idea — I feel wiped.
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Bernie Sanders — who's a bit of a night owl — was staying up watching UK election returns.
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He had witnessed his exhausted aunt staying up through the night to watch her premature twins.
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I definitely got excited with my friends and we spent the first couple days staying up.
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All the while, she kept doing research, staying up late and searching for the next step.
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In Spider-Man it's about the YouTube comments, like staying up late and writing YouTube comments.
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We love (don't miss this feature!): The late-night taco window is worth staying up for.
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So why not invest in the playing staff, if it increases the chances of staying up?
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Like many people I know, I've spent recent months staying up late, reading polls in terror.
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Smarter Living: If you're tired of staying up late, here's how to become a morning person.
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I kept drinking coffee and staying up late to study and the eyelid just kept twitching.
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There's something to the caricature of the artist, inventor, or writer staying up chasing their ideas.
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Staying up late, getting up early, and using every spare moment to write definitely wore me down.
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"I remember staying up really late studying for my SATs — SATs that I took myself" she says.
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I go to sleep pretty much straight away, still reeling from staying up so late last night.
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The limited quantities won't last, so this is one deal worth staying up past your bedtime for.
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Niantic used a similar rollout strategy with Pokémon GO — even still, their servers had trouble staying up.
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There were many sleepless nights, staying up with Ansel when the doctors feared he would not survive.
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In Malibu, journalist Julie Ellerton said she was calmly packing Friday morning after staying up all night.
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It was during high school that Holmes developed her work ethic, often staying up late to study.
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I could be counted on for doing blow, and usually for staying up until it was gone.
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Katharina enjoys staying up to date with the latest fashion trends, and favors a Louis Vuitton bag.
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He adds that people tend to grow weary of raving, rolling, boozing, and staying up all night.
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Any of these could provide the sort of historic "Portillo moment" that is worth staying up for.
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The company found that staying up late chronically, however, may eventually cause you to fall asleep faster.
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He is reportedly considering decertifying the deal and then leaving the decision on staying up to Congress.
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"I can't be staying up until 2:00 in the morning," Obama told ESPN at the time.
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I had learned to enforce a puzzle limit or she would insist on staying up extremely late.
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The worst part is that after staying up all night, we'd go straight to McDonald's to get breakfast.
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Those staying up late to watch the flight can tune into the webcast 15 minutes prior to launch.
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There's a certain point in the night where staying up late and getting up early kind of overlap.
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Staying up-to-date on celeb happenings is fairly simple thanks to social media and constant paparazzi photos.
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I'm staying up very late and can attest to the fact that the kitchen floor has remained dry.
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During high school, he was intrigued with politics, staying up late discussing the intricacies of Washington with friends.
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"I have no problem staying up, missing sleep, changing diapers – those things come naturally to me," Rotondo told Reuters.
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Instead of staying up all night drinking champagne, they spent much of her visit in a slump at home.
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Staying up all night making salsas, covering the blender with a pillow so I wouldn't wake up the neighbors.
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For every Ponzi schemer, there are a dozen faceless prosecutors staying up late at night to bring him down.
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Staying up all night to watch them, Dr. Pruetz discovered that they spent hours after sundown searching for food.
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We worked hard, staying up all night to study and taking on menial jobs to care for our families.
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Greg would spend his free time making and selling his wax-coated lacrosse mesh, staying up until 2 a.m.
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Then you end up staying up until 1 AM just looking at Instagram a lot, like you always do.
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Confirmation of that news was certainly worth staying up for in the early hours of Saturday night/Sunday morning.
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Immediately intrigued, Mashour began staying up until the wee hours of the morning to watch basketball on the Internet.
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I remember being 13, staying up writing fanfiction about The Walking Dead or reading cheesy fanfic about One Direction.
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"If we keep staying up in contention, hopefully three, four of us have a chance come Sunday," he said.
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On Tuesday, I decided to buckle down and get stuff done — I ended up staying up way too late.
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"We always keep our fingers on the pulse and make sure that we're staying up-to-date," she said.
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Neither of us are big on staying up late, so we're happy with a quiet New Year's Eve in.
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" He added, "When we were first talking on the phone, we were staying up all night, food getting cold.
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I remember staying up nearly all night right before a video shoot because I kept revising the production plan.
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Netflix has a trick for parents who want their children to ring in 2017 without staying up until midnight.
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What's your advice on staying up to date on all the changes, once your column's no longer coming out?
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For Woods, staying up that late is perfectly normal, and not a sign that she'd spent the night with Thompson.
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An hour of weeping through This Is Us. A night of staying up to greet the new year at dawn.
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They're reportedly sneaking in and out of each other's hotel rooms and staying up until the break of dawn together.
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He channeled a lifetime's practice of staying up late and watching YouTube videos into his first experiments with Ableton production.
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And as any child (or former child) can attest, there's nothing spookier than staying up late on a school night.
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Her dad gave her newspapers to read to make sure his daughter was staying up-to-date with current events.
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An octogenarian staying up until 1:30 in the morning to watch Fernando Rodney face Manuel Margot is fucking Maverick.
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Driving after up staying up for 24 hours, for example, may be just as risky as driving when legally drunk.
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Soon the other secretaries wanted their own supply, and she found herself staying up late, filling bottles in her kitchen.
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She thinks staying up late helped, because there may have been fewer people trying to get through to the site.
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Hel teared up while describing staying up late in a hotel room, pouring over what he saw as imminent threats.
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Staying up too late in Las Vegas the night before a big fight, he goes on to lose that match.
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So I just try to be myself, and being myself means staying up the middle and going the other way.
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This condition has given me cause to reflect on what is worth rising early for or staying up late for.
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In China, Ms. Luo was staying up late to see the footage, 11 hours ahead of her New York team.
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Even if you're tired from staying up late the night before, you likely won't fall asleep faster the next night.
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It's almost musical: There's a rise and fall, a crescendo, and if it's staying up there, you don't need me.
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Molango said "target is staying up" next season using the core of the current squad and a few experienced editions.
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What's your advice on staying up to date on all the changes once your column is no longer coming out?
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"I thought, 'I'm too old to be staying up until 4 o'clock in the morning five nights a week,' " she said.
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After staying up until 2 or 3 in the morning, I hop on a flight to New York around 11 a.m.
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However, between appointments, experts recommend staying up-to-date with regular trims, deep conditioning treatments, and glosses to keep hair healthy.
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The execs offered some insight into why some pages are staying up even as their creators seemingly violate terms of service.
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To your point, as I've grown older and I've gotten a little less excited about staying up till 3:00 a.m.
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"Also, staying up later in the evening provides more opportunity for snacking and viewing television commercials that promote snacking," she added.
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But as Wikipedia grew, it created a community of moderators that helped prevent those misleading pages and errors from staying up.
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I'm not traveling to competitive tournaments or staying up nights, bloodshot and caffeinated, playing the latest and greatest RPG or MMO.
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Ideally, some next-generation college kid would be staying up late trying to invent it in his or her dorm room.
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We have no idea how this is staying up, but maybe the couple are both physicists who can explain this cake.
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The victim, Hallel Yaffa Ariel, 13, had been sleeping in after staying up late for a dance performance the night before.
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It kind of was because the Pats won, but it also wasn't because that game was not worth staying up for.
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Protecting one's skin from UV rays and staying up-to-date on detection methods can help people save their own lives.
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Move over, James Corden, because that would be one late night show actually worth staying up until 12:35 a.m. for.
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And if staying up late to watch them play wouldn't lead me to embarrass myself with weird questions at Senate hearings.
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After staying up late Tuesday to clean, meal prep, and workout, I overslept Wednesday but felt good going into the day.
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There's been some talk of viewing parties and staying up, but given the nine-hour time difference, the chances are slim.
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But teenagers not getting enough sleep can just as easily be due to staying up late and not managing time efficiently.
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Instead of staying up all night to cram for a test, I just crammed until, like, midnight and then crashed anyway.
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They will work extra hard to achieve success by staying up late to finish homework or tidying their rooms when asked.
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Well I was into raving an that, staying up every weekend taking tablets an that, as you do in the 90s.
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Faced with these expectations, I really did question whether my habits were sinful: Was I being selfish by staying up late?
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The 59-year-old actor described staying up late to watch Prince on a musical show in his dad and stepmother's house.
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While they don't have any immediate plans with regards to net neutrality, they are still staying up to date on the issues.
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If Hull had managed to hang on to Steve Bruce this summer, we'd have given them a fighting chance of staying up.
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Fulton finally admitted during an interview with the FBI that Kevin and the ghost had been staying up late in Kevin's bedroom.
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But there's no midnight snack more appropriate for the next time you're staying up late to check out a meteor shower.[ThinkGeek]
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You're up past your bedtimeNo one's happy when they're exhausted, and staying up too late can make a bad mood even worse.
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She will be your go-to-girl for staying up-to-date on SXSW secrets, music, food, mayhem, and of course, laughter.
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Mateen also talked about staying up all night to do online research into anti-psychosis medication, the acquaintance said in a interview.
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Among the challenges for students is staying up to date on the "sheer amount of information" they need to know, she said.
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Her natural inclination is to get the job done, even if it requires staying up well past midnight, as she often does.
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They ranged from a Mexican mother and infant to a Guatemalan father and teenage son, with families staying up to three nights.
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I've grown to love staying up, sleeping in, binge-watching Netflix, taking lingering baths — I've gone full vampire, and I like it.
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Im grew up watching Woods, staying up until the middle of the night in many cases to see him play on television.
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If you love staying up late but hate crawling through your mornings in a haze, here's how you can do it too.
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The CDC says it's important to practice disease prevention steps: staying up to date on vaccines, washing hands and preventing mosquito bites.
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In 2010, Americans were spending more time online, and social networks like Facebook and Twitter became mainstays for staying up to date.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu congratulated the team on Twitter, and at least some Israelis are staying up late to watch the games.
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As for groups, they can come in useful mainly for staying up to date with industry trends and news, whatever your calling is.
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Schweitzer recommends reading the news and staying up on current events so you're able to back up what you're saying with concrete facts.
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Our idea of partying is just staying up until 8 in the morning, playing each other music and drinking a little to much.
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Featuring Willow Smith on vocals, "Bird Song" is a quiet and lovely tune about staying up too late and hearing dawn sounds begin.
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That means staying up-to-date with your industry as it evolves and making sure that's reflected in your online presence, said Pua.
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Initially, Charlie worried about how easy that part was, staying up necking energy drinks and talking The Boy through an elaborate scripted wank.
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The ideal condition for seeing this movie is probably staying up way too late and seeing its description float by you on cable.
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Staying up to date on the latest tech trends will also help you score major cool mom or dad points down the road.
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I think it's since I have been in college, I have been staying up all night, so now it's just a daily routine.
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Though I used to stay up all hours, after becoming a mom the thought of staying up past 9 pm made me weary.
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It's not so much about staying up-to-date, it's about taking in the information, the weight of the information, and what's important.
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I collected a few dozen of her novels, and I read them cover to ragged cover, staying up as late as it took.
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On top of the trauma, they are tired from staying up late, researching legislation and nonprofit structures, and waking up early for school.
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Staying up by the skin of their teeth in their first campaign was an achievement that laid the foundations for a brighter future.
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My partner is staying up late, hunched over his desk with a tall can of beer, tweeting updates for a local media outlet.
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"It just breaks things up," Kendal said of the lived-in result that alluded to staying up late and sleeping in your eyeliner.
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Langlands is talking about digging a hole in the ground, but is it so very different from staying up all night writing code?
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Instead of waking up at 6 am to catch the morning shows and staying up late to watch Hannity, I caught the highlights online.
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WEEK 3At this point, the burnout of staying up late multiple times a week to do my hair washing process was wearing me down.
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Because periods of hot weather can be tracked, staying up-to-date on the forecasts is the first step in fighting heat-related dangers.
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We have fond memories of playing hide-and-go-seek, chasing after each other on the playground, and mischievously staying up during nap time.
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I've poured hundreds of hours into "Destiny 2," and I still find myself staying up late most nights chasing after the game's many rewards.
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By staying up, you could actually be helping yourself sleep the next night, especially if you're dealing with the challenge of switching time zones.
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Whether you are putting in extra hours at work or staying up all night worrying about finances, losing sleep is not good for you.
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And then right before bed, I'd also grab my phone and check a bunch of things, often staying up late because I got distracted.
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So he spent 30 hours of his trip "trying to make Google love me," as he later put it — staying up until 3 a.m.
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He looks more like a Beatnik poet, staying up until dawn to debate existentialism, than the son of a Nebraska farmer, which he is.
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Here is a snippet from the sleep diary of Susan, who is prone to staying up until three in the morning listening to podcasts.
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All too often, while Dane is cleaning our pool, bare-chested, I picture Donald staying up all night tweeting insults, like a real man.
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"I'm staying up late and yelling at the TV," said Meacham, who just wants to see her old friend do well — same as ever.
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Staying up until the wee hours is something you're expected to grow out of; adulting means you embrace your 6 am wakeup with joy.
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Deep down I always believed that staying up late wasn't the result of some moral deficiency — now I felt like I had the proof.
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I'm pretty darn social, but one of the best birthdays I spent was staying up all night to make a two inch boom box.
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They spend their days navigating the GreenHouse in their wheelchairs, sitting in the yard Saling designed and staying up late talking about politics and sports.
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It's like skipping meals and staying up all night for final exams; you can do it for a while, but it'll catch up with you.
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He took in the boisterous public life, music in the squares, the aromatic street food and people staying up late at night talking, dancing, laughing.
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Staying up past my bedtime night after night to see the show with my parents remains one of the most arresting memories of my childhood.
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"So with the constraint of early school start time, what adolescents could do is set reasonably early bedtime, and avoid staying up late," she said.
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"Then, after staying up in the sky the entire night, Mars sets in the west just as the sun rises in the east," NASA explains.
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When she goes in to chastise them for staying up past their bedtime, they explain that they just wanted to see her and say goodnight.
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Mateen said he was worn out from staying up all night to research psychiatric medication, although he did not say he was taking specific drugs.
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Domestically, that means staying up to date on vaccinations and local health alerts, including reminders to clear away stagnant water or to wear insect repellant.
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We sacrifice not seeing family, staying up 11 hours a day driving or 14 on duty, eating poorly, watching out for reckless cars and robbers.
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David Roth: Staying up late into the night to watch the Diamondbacks and Padres is honestly the most maverick-y thing McCain has ever done.
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In Transit While hotels have long offered daytime activities to introduce guests to local experiences, a number of properties are now staying up much later.
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All my friends were as excited as I was to play, staying up until midnight on release day to delve in at the same time.
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Zamchick recalled staying up the whole night during a low point in the Lebanon War poking out then-Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat's keffiyeh in polygons.
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I was staying up late to watch Arsenio Hall — my parents didn't realize I was behind them; their backs were to me on the couch.
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Gondesen still remembers his children ogle at Christmas trees -- they'd say "Ho ho ho," he'd counter, "He he he" -- then staying up until 3 a.
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It was still hot at night in September, as much as 80 degrees, but we liked sitting outside and staying up talking until early morning.
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Next time you're staying up till three in the morning mindlessly watching YouTube videos, why not give your eyes a rest and turn the lights out?
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Borgesi said she finds herself staying up later than normal watching MSNBC—and she's utilizing those extra minutes of awake time with another glass of wine.
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We decided to spend five years together enjoying each other, traveling, staying up late, building our businesses and being spontaneous before thinking seriously about getting pregnant.
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I never judged them for pre-ordering their copies of the latest release and staying up all night to tear through the story in one sitting.
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Quil Lemons, photographer behind Glitterboy series, New York When Endless dropped last summer, I remember waking up and staying up all night to listen to it.
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According to Johnson he spent anywhere between six to 10 hours a night walking around the city, staying up as late as 4 or 5 a.m.
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If you're partying and staying up way too late way too much (or not sleeping at all), you could get a huge wake-up call today.
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It also appears that the sleep/wake button is staying up at the top, eschewing recent iPhone designs where that button has moved to the side.
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There were years of second-acting plays, then staying up with the actors because they were all full of adrenaline, and having breakfast at the Automat.
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And the second I moved to New York I started going to Cubbyhole every Tuesday night, drinking way too much and staying up way too late.
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But now it's happening so much on the internet that it seems like for your purposes of staying up on culture, you have to be online.
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Mr. Park's strategy of staying up late with his eldest daughter and serving popcorn so that study time can be extended is well intentioned but misguided.
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People are working from home, trying to keep themselves entertained, or staying up to date with the pandemic, and internet usage has surged across the world.
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Staying up too late is still a big problem as is parents relying on their kids to get up and get to school on their own.
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When time is tight, many of us shortchange ourselves, skipping workouts, staying up late or grabbing less-than-healthy snacks instead of making a real lunch.
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It takes continuous training on new skills and best practices, constantly staying up on new threats, and staying engaged with what's happening inside the enterprise organization.
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Two measurements were taken from each subject, one in the morning after a full night's sleep, and one in the morning after staying up all night.
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So staying up late on weekends and then jumping in bed early on Sunday nights to prepare for Monday morning, for example, can result in poor rest.
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She cycled through extreme highs and lows: Staying up until one in the morning with Esther, she wasn't exhausted like many new mothers, but full of energy.
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I definitely don't get enough sleep, but it's something I've come to terms with because staying up late to watch reruns of The Office brings me joy.
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With so many people trying to crack the software in our phones and computers, staying up to date is one of the best ways to protect yourself.
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Since 2014, he has been staying up until the early hours to feed his custom-build meat smoker with wood and ensure his brisket are perfectly cooked.
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If you were staying up late to ride the hype train that is the Nintendo Switch only to find yourself hunting aimlessly for a pre-order button….
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"Sacrificing countless weekends and staying up to do research on each merit badge were just some of the toughest parts about earning all of them," he wrote.
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Those same children who were once eager early risers, she said, begin staying up later and become, as many parents know, hard to rouse in the morning.
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Our days were spent testing our skills on the archery range, competing in sports events for Color Wars, or staying up late singing our favorite camp songs.
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"Kanye West fans staying up knowing damn well #JesusIsKing wasn't gonna drop," another fan wrote with a photo of Joaquin Phoenix applying clown makeup in The Joker.
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I would end up staying up later to finish my homework and end up getting the same amount of sleep even if the school times didn't change.
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After staying up all night, the participants' cortisol levels and genetic markers were out of whack, indicating that a single night without snoozing can cause big-level changes.
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When she isn't working with organizations like Smile Train and Best Buddies, she will be focusing on her prep including staying up on the news to stay opinionated.
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In the nineties, before broadband modems became widely available—and before anime streaming services like Funimation and Crunchyroll—staying up-to-date on anime was an arduous process.
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Between Agent Steve Murphy (Boyd Holbrook)'s wry documentary-style commentary is a fast-paced tragic cat-and-mouse chase that will have you staying up all night.
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But in Silicon Valley, where seemingly the bare minimum is being a boy genius in a hoodie staying up for 100-hour hackathons, an edge is an edge.
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She says the school even had to install new rules that closed the library early because the girls were staying up late studying and not wanting to rest.
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It continues straight through Christmas, almost regardless of your religion, and explodes in a finale of champagne, more food and staying up late on New Year's Eve. Whew.
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If you're doing something that's related to business or related to staying up to date being the most important thing, then daily is a natural frequency for that.
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However, if staying up into the early hours isn't your thing, you'll be able to see gorgeous views of the full moon anytime between April 10 and 12.
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After staying up late and sleeping in over the weekend, adolescents face similar disruptions to their circadian rhythms on Monday mornings if they must rise at 6 a.m.
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Many nights staying up late discussing art, music, family... I am extremely grateful for that, I'm also selfishly pained in the knowing that it will never be again.
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" At the time, Mr. Gibson slept during the day, staying up nights and expanding his mind through books and films, which gave him "a different relationship to reality.
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She said her fans and other friends were staying up to watch the matches, which take place late at night here, while social media is abuzz with comments.
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Whenever one of the academically impressive and persistently anxious girls in my practice tells me about staying up until 2 in the morning studying, I see an opening.
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"Binge watching can be problematic if it means staying up past your usual bedtime," Nitun Verma MD, a spokesperson for the American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM), told Gizmodo.
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Using wrist monitors to track activity, they found that the later start time really did result in more sleep (as opposed to teens just staying up later than ever).
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He read as many papers as possible, sometimes doing so 18 hours a day, staying up until the wee hours of the morning, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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We all know the struggle of staying up past our bedtime to watch TV — but Chiko prefers to do so while sitting at the kitchen table like an adult.
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In comparison, when you're preparing for a case, staying up to date on the latest trends in the industries you're hoping to cover is key to acing the interview.
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The footage is unforgettable and harrowing—women lying prone beneath the construction cranes to stop them, and grandmothers staying up all night with bats to guard against night evictions.
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"You get a show or a movie you're really dying to watch, and you end up staying up late at night, so we actually compete with sleep," he said.
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In light of these outbreaks, it's important to remember that staying up to date on vaccines doesn't just protect you; It also helps others by contributing to herd immunity.
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I found that I really cherish staying plugged in later on weekend nights, and I missed unwinding from the week by staying up late and watching TV in bed.
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"As children we would spend our Sundays visiting properties with my father and staying up late through the night, by his side, when closing an acquisition," Ms. Meyer said.
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Ms. Rahman, who graduated high school in 2010, remembered that a boy in her year almost drowned in the school's swimming pool after staying up all night to study.
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I considered staying up to watch World News Now to feel poetic about how that thought extends to my dad, but settled on a healthy night of sleep instead.
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I remember staying up well past bedtime as a teenager reading The Great Gatsby, then having to get out of bed and march around my room, because reality felt inadequate.
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When our kids were little, we got into the habit of staying up late, so we could have some time after they went to bed, to do what we wanted.
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Maybe that's why people across the pond are staying up late — some against their better judgement — to breathlessly await the results of this election, just like the rest of us.
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It might not be quite as spectacular as the Perseid meteor shower, still to come on August 11 through 13, but the Delta Aquariids are worth staying up late for.
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Whether we're staying up way longer than we'd like or waking up in the middle of the night, most of us have a hard time getting the sleep we need.
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Eve agreed: I'm an eighth grade student at an American school and my teachers pile on homework, so much where I am staying up until nearly three in the morning.
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Children and family members should engage in preventative measures to guard against spreading the respiratory infection, including covering coughs and staying up to date on vaccinations, according to the CDC.
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While staying up all night mopping, sweeping, and restocking merchandise was challenging, I was glad that they overlooked my GED and gave me a chance to gain some work experience.
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Do your researchOne fail-safe way to help out your grandchildren across the board is by staying up to date on any changes to the law that will affect inheritances.
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On Friday, the playwright and Broadway composer took to social media to clarify that he was joking about the mask and is staying "up the street" at his parents' home.
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But due to the increased prevalence of technology such as cell phones, tablets and computers, and an increased emphasis on time-consuming extracurricular activities, students today are staying up later.
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Staying up until midnight before release day to grab copies of the latest "Harry Potter" book straight from the shipping box became hallowed tradition for a generation of young readers.
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All of this is to say that young people can continue watching their favorite shows and staying up to date on current events without ever laying their eyes on these ads.
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Bedtime is really more like a suggestion: the smartphone equivalent of letting your parents tuck you in, then staying up all night reading a book with a flashlight under the covers.
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If you're feeling a bit sleep deprived from staying up late to catch the end of the awards, allow all of the Bong Joon-ho appreciation on Twitter to revive you.
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The sheer amount of time the ceremony takes up makes it unwatchable, especially if you live on the East Coast and have never once dreamt of staying up until 1 a.m.
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After getting in late to Colorado and staying up to write an op-ed, Moulton woke up on just a few hours of sleep to go for a run with Crow.
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I eventually pushed my bedtime to 5 AM, even though I usually realized hours before that I was tired, and that staying up served no purpose—I didn't even want to.
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Image: Pixabay The consequences of not getting enough sleep are evident to all of us—and yet we're constantly staying up later than what our internal biological clocks are telling us.
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Utility crews used a helicopter to replace wooden power poles knocked down in the storm with steel ones that officials hope will do a better job staying up during future storms.
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But Alon Avidan, professor of neurology at the University of California at Los Angeles Medical Center, says he wasn't surprised that people in the United States were staying up all night.
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One engineer, who now works at Google, described the rush he got staying up for two days straight to get a codebase ready for a sudden launch in a new country.
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After staying up all night verifying things in that book with dictionaries and encyclopedias (because there wasn't any internet at that time), I became an activist overnight and have never stopped.
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As detention times increase, with some staying up to a year, caretakers have seen children exhibit mental health and behavioral problems, according to a source inside a large detention service provider.
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Identifying his location of choice, Ben began hauling 2,000 pounds of salt water each week from the Oregon coast into Portland, staying up for 72 hours at a time per batch.
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She forgets about it or is distracted by surfing the internet or texting her friends and ends up staying up late the night before an assignment is due to finish it.
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Earlier sleepers tend to assume if you're staying up late, you're watching TV or playing video games, forgetting that people can run errands, work, and spend their time productively past midnight.
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The days of staying up regularly until the sun emerges, repeatedly demanding that chocobo have sex to unlock the Knights of the Round summon in Final Fantasy VII, are long gone.
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One day you're sleeping in for an extra half hour, and the next you're staying up until 5am and realizing you haven't seen any of your friends (or the sun) in months.
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It will also extend to online game makers and internet cafes, who may have to put a curfew on the hours minors can play, preventing them from staying up into the night.
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So to deal with the altered hours, the teams try to remain on a European time schedule, staying up all night in Singapore, which is six hours ahead of Central European Time.
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As detention times increase, with some staying up to a year, caretakers have seen children exhibit mental health and behavioral problems, a source inside a large detention service provider previously told CNN.
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But as the past two years have shown, there is little aides can do to stop Trump from staying up to watch news coverage and tweet his reactions if he wants to.
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"People are being taken down who are protesting racism and people are staying up who are wildly racist and organizing racist rallies using social media and using Twitter, in particular," she said.
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However, night owls scored a small win: The large-scale gene analysis did not show a strong connection between staying up late and developing diabetes or obesity, as theorized in previous research.
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In the concrete room that her father and mother rent for $2425 a month, they took turns staying up, laying a hand on her rib cage, feeling it move up and down.
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When he wanted to stay up late with his father and his uncles, they said the only people staying up late were people playing instruments — so he learned to play the guitar.
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He noted that kids' bedtimes around the world vary widely -- with kids in places like Spain and some parts of Asia habitually staying up much later than the study's cut-off time.
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Mr. Netanyahu treated the pending United Nations vote as a crisis, staying up late into the night discussing it with aides and posting on his own Twitter account, at 3:28 a.m.
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"How I look staying up all night for Kanye's #JesusIsKing album knowing damn well it ain't gonna drop," wrote one fan with a GIF of Mr. Rogers putting on a clown mask.
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"We're staying up late and just laughing the whole time and talking shit about the old days and who did what in college and stuff like that," Beckley told VICE Sports last Friday.
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Austin returns to the podcast after a few weeks of thinking about mechs, and finding rest and relaxation by staying up until the wee hours of the morning while—well, thinking about mechs.
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D primary wasn't called until 22018AM (Sanders+270)Gov '203 wasn't called until 220AM (D+20) If you (like us!) are staying up until the ballots are counted, check back here for updates.
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After staying up late making dreary demos and disco rave-ups, SebastiAn said he would work with Gainsbourg throughout the day, as she sat on the floor surrounded by countless sheets of lyrics.
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He will not be in pool action until Sunday evening at the earliest, but in the past has shunned such ceremonies with all the standing around and staying up into the early hours.
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Since you're probably too tired from staying up all night anxiously awaiting the political fate of America to do a Twitter deep dive, we've rounded up some of the best for your enjoyment.
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When she finally came home, in the dusk, she worked in the garden again before coming inside to make my sister and me dinner and then staying up to study and write papers.
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He usually prefers to "sleep a couple hours and have a decent next day with a slightly less noticeable mood boost," rather than staying up all night but suffer headaches as a result.
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Staying up late may be key to survival: If they slept more during the precious period when they are actually able to graze, they might not be able to make it through winter.
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But one thing is for sure: an event where people camp out for several days, staying up late, partying, not showering, and taking in live music is perfectly primed to breed a virus.
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For school-aged kids asking when they can return to class, Gurwitch advises assuring them that you are always staying up to date on when they may be able to start school again.
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Americans with Syrian and Sudanese partners outside the United States are staying up past midnight to buy one-way plane tickets and plan harried reunions while enforcement of the order is still suspended.
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So trying to fall asleep at 11PM in New York when your body is telling you that it's 8PM in California is much harder than staying up later on trips in the opposite direction.
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Scientists are still trying to understand how sour taste cells work, but long ago confectioners figured out that if kids love anything more than staying up past their bedtime, it's a sugar-based challenge.
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For days she had been staying up all night watching Richard's extensive collection of horror movies, and by then every parking lot and alleyway and kitchen looked like an ideal place to be murdered.
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Most of that work is done by one woman — Pornhub's social media manager, Aria Nathaniel, who's staying up to date not just on what Pornhub's doing, but on the latest trends across the internet.
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A survey of fitness tracker data found that military academy students are the most sleep-deprived, and schools with higher rankings in U.S. News generally had students staying up later, NPR reported in 2016.
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But on this tour, I'd stay up later and later and later, and by the end of the tour I was staying up until eight in the morning and sleeping until the early afternoon.
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If I work a slightly earlier shift, say I get off at 11 or 1, I don't know how to go to sleep yet because my body is used to staying up until 4.
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Toward the end of the hearing, a woman who travelled from the Bronx to testify said that she supports statues staying up not because of their history, but because they are works of art.
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I turned into a recluse for an entire summer, shutting myself up all free hours and staying up nights making sure my Sims (but not myself) got enough to sleep and were adequately showered.
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As a believer in eating most of your calories after you work out (or trying to, anyway), I was staying up at night just to cram in more and more food after my evening deadlifts.
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That feeling is called "social jet lag," and researchers have argued that it's caused by a combination of too much time indoors exposed to artificial light, combined with both staying up and waking up late.
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On my eleventh night, I hit the club, and wound up staying up too late swigging sugary cocktails, smoking cigarettes, and chatting up some random cuties—all things that are probably bad for my health.
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It's a celebration of US independence, and if you're like me, you'll be spending it with family, eating lots of grilled food and staying up to watch the fireworks light up the sky at night.
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Cattle ranchers Joey Myers and her fiancé, Scott Bailey, in Minot, North Dakota, were brewing even more coffee after staying up all night - for a second night in a row - to check on their animals.
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Clutching what must be the evening's third or fourth glass of Champagne, this person excitedly tells you about staying up all night to finish "The Goldfinch," by Donna Tartt, which is the most amazing book.
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"These findings likely stem from a few factors, including that surgeons are staying up-to-date with technical innovations in the field and older surgeons are retiring at appropriate stages, before issues arise," Campbell said.
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Cohen's testimony will proceed in the overnight hours in Vietnam, though one White House official suggested there was little anyone could do to prevent Trump from staying up late in his hotel room to watch.
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The singer's new single "Nothing To Regret" is an ode to staying up late with your best friends, sans any regrets — well, unless that one friend decides to ditch the party before everyone has successfully crashed.
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I often think that if you're getting the information about the news from things that are a little bit slower right now, you're often better informed than if you're staying up to the minute on Twitter.
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It embraces breakout stars like fiercely outspoken figure skater Adam Rippon and buoyant snowboarder Chloe Kim, and hoards the events that viewers are most interested in staying up through hours of coverage for, no matter what.
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Yes, he has the paunchy eyes of a man who has spent far too many years staying up far too late murdering Newcastles or Boddingtons, probably while he was a roadie for Iron Maiden, or Motörhead.
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In other words, staying up all night probably had a specific and vital function for our early ancestors, and that doesn't go away just because your boss wants you at your desk by 8 am sharp.
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I often end up staying up too late while scrolling through Pinterest recipes and news articles on my phone, and then finish up some last-minute work responsibilities on my laptop before the next work day.
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A sudden flash of insight might find you staying up late researching and brainstorming future plans, buy the new moon in Leo asks you to slow down, go within, reconnect with your inner voice, and rest.
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Castro "who is recovering satisfactorily from a recent planned surgery to get rid of a hernia is staying up to date on the situation and has given the relevant guidance," the Communist Party newspaper Granma reported.
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"As we work to better understand what's causing AFM, parents can help protect their children by washing your hands, staying up to date on recommended vaccines and using insect repellent to prevent mosquito bites," Messonnier said.
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So trying to fall asleep at 11 PM in New York when your body is telling you that it's 8 PM in California is much harder than staying up later on trips in the opposite direction.
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In one scene toward the end of episode five ("The Making of a Leader"), LaVar rips into Melo after the loss of an AAU competition, which he chose to scarcely prepare for, staying up until 4 a.m.
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We talk for 45 minutes and I get sleepy, but then end up staying up until 11 talking with family and friends who are just waking up in the US. Daily Total: $141.11 Day Two 7 a.m.
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Even if you're not staying up until all hours of the night watching "Stranger Things" or some other program, the screen time you're exposing yourself to could be impacting your ability to get a good night's sleep.
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We talk for 45 minutes and I get sleepy, but then end up staying up until 11 talking with family and friends who are just waking up in the U.S. Daily Total: $141.11 Day Two 7 a.m.
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Mensah's role as a manager at the Lab requires staying up-to-date on the latest tech, and knowing about the emerging technologies set to shape the world in ways most of us can't even imagine yet.
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That's great news, because after a long day of barbecuing in the sun and staying up late scrolling through the hellhole that is Twitter watching fireworks, crawling into bed is the only thing we want to do.
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Staying up late talking to similarly alienated kids in remote parts of Canada or small-town Ireland could feel isolating but there was a warmth to those friendships too, even those people whose faces I never saw.
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Then I went out again with colleagues and ended up staying up for a second night... and yeah, I turned up on Saturday morning for my second double shift on zero hours sleep, still coked up. Disgraceful.
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Clearly, her love of food, ingredients, and feeding comes from those early years in the family restaurant—staying up all night peeling potatoes, scaling fish, and standing on a box so as to reach the kitchen counter.
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" She started staying up very late to talk to him, getting up early to assume her duties, and living in what she describes as a subtly altered state: "It was like I was on a higher voltage.
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Hard work for them meant staying up all night to bottle their drink, pushing heavy carts of product through the streets of Manhattan to deliver to customers, and taking every opportunity to demonstrate their product in stores.
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"I was waking up in the middle of night staying up, and by the time I'd get back to sleep it'd be time to wake up again and I never had these issues, ever, ever, ever," Jones said.
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As we work to better understand what is causing AFM, parents can help protect their children from serious diseases by following prevention steps like washing their hands, staying up to date on recommended immunizations and using insect repellent.
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On the rare occasion that I have shared with a friend or colleague about my sleep issues, they've nodded along knowingly and told me how exhausted they were from staying up late to binge-watch Game of Thrones.
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Unfortunately for everyone whose vices come in different, ever so slightly more socially acceptable forms, the same can't be said of drinking, smoking, staying up all night, and treating candy as the foundation of your personal food pyramid.
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She was forever putting me into Lyfts instead of letting me walk or take the train, constantly ordering food online instead of allowing me to cook, and staying up late buying too many skin-care products on Amazon.
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It's not as if abortion providers are working in substandard facilities—because they are overregulated and held to a much higher standard than most other medical facilities, they don't have the option of not staying up to date.
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In a phone interview, I asked Mark Deppe, director of the e-sports program: If you heard that one of your students was staying up till 5 in the morning playing video games, missing classes, what would you say?
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The Democrats fought hard against the wealthy GOP donor, staying up all night to read letters from constituents in an effort to eke out just one more vote, which was all that was needed from Republicans to block DeVos.
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To adapt to a new time zone, most people try to get as much light exposure as possible corresponding to their destination, either by waking up early before a trip or staying up late when they arrive, Zeitzer said.
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Fulton County is having problems updating its tallies into state servers, and won't update reporters on site...yet Those of you staying up late with us tonight: Fulton County, GA is having some technical issues with reporting the vote.
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When you go on tour, it's either like, you're staying up until four in the morning, smoking weed with all the fun people you met at the show, or you're on the phone talking to your family at home.
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TEPIC, Mexico (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Staying up late into the night, Lilia Lobato Martinez watched endless YouTube videos to teach herself the computer code she used to help build her prize-winning Ool app for volunteers in Guadalajara, Mexico.
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That period in early adolescence when the thrill of staying up late to watch it promotes a lifelong affection, a period so many of my friends and colleagues remember with warmth and nostalgia; I just never went through it.
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In the face of every fucking thing they throw at us, they can't stop us from holding each other and taking care of each other, of staying up all night long, until we feel safe enough to go home.
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So you're just going a million miles an hour and staying up too late and definitely drinking too much, because you're in your twenties and you're partying, and you're on tour and you're just like, 'This could end tomorrow.
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Fun facts about Katrina include: Her Halloween costume last year was her hairless cat, Jasmine (Jasmine dressed up as Katrina); she loves staying up late and eating junk food; and her biggest pet peeve is not being in control.
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" And, on the night of the election, my 14-year-old son, staying up late to watch his country elect a new president for the first time, looked at me and asked, "So what's going to happen to us now?
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"Every time a court hearing has finished, I have seen Huawei employees staying up all night just to follow my case in distant time zones," Meng wrote in a letter that was published Monday on the company's internal online forum.
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On the night of January 14th I was staying up a little later then I probably should have been, when I saw an alert come across my phone: Paramount had just uploaded a trailer for something called 10 Cloverfield Lane.
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"I grew up staying up late to watch Saturday Night Live, and I started out with Jane Curtin when I was young and Julia Louis Dreyfus and then Cheri Oteri and Molly Shannon and all these great women," she said.
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Her DIY production is sparse and choppy, with smatterings of hip-hop; the result of Suzi staying up all night wired on energy drinks in her bedroom, soaking up the likes of J Dilla, Flying Lotus, and Tyler, the Creator.
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I could go crazy thinking about all the time and effort that went into planning this thing, from staying up late to orchestrate flight reservations to waking up at the crack of dawn before work to design the table settings.
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All of my sleepless nights staying up crying, wondering if he's ever going to call me again, if he still likes me, do I have worth outside of my vagina — all these doubts just left when I quit dealing with men.
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They said he had been keeping irregular hours, becoming irritable with his staff members and staying up late to play Sony PlayStation 219 or race his fancy motorcycles up and down the dark boulevards of Kinshasa to blow off steam.
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Some of the obsession was a little much — staying up late for the next Bowie video, overanalyzing lyrics — but overall, he taught me what the artist's life could be, what a person's life could be, and that it was always in flux.
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As IP networks continue to grow and become ever more complex, and people become ever more dependent on them staying up all the time, a startup that is building software tools to help administrators keep networks running has landed a round of funding.
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While your body can recover from one night staying up in front of Netflix, just like it can recover from a heavy night on the town, it gets harder to pull itself back to good health if you're persistently repeating the behavior.
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Twitter is far from a social media utopia and comes with its own set of issues, but it still works well for staying up to date with what's happening in the world (you don't actually have to do any tweeting either, which helps).
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It just completed tests in the Nevada desert of gliders equipped with self-guidance systems that help them track regions of rising hot air and predict their movement, with the aim of staying up in the air for as long as possible.
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She also recounts one wild night from when she "first started to travel" (were we ever so young?) when she wound up sleeping in the ocean with Paris Hilton on rafts after staying up all night at a foam party in Ibiza.
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For something critical, you want to make sure that a service is willing to pay a lot of money if it goes down — it's the best way to know that it is serious about staying up nearly 100 percent of the time.
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With one day to go before the polls open, Will Conway has a new campaign manager (Campbell Scott's cooly confident Mark Usher) and a gimmick: He's staying up for 12 hours to take calls from voters in a live-streamed feed for Pollyhop.
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"Youth are staying up late due to academic pressures, such as homework, or for social reasons like watching TV or engaging with social media," said Karl Minges, a researcher at Yale University School of Medicine who studies adolescent sleep and school start times.
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I have been beaten for staying up late doing homework that I left to the last minute, not washing dishes, talking back, sticking my tongue out at my cousin, breaking a flower pot … and many other infractions that I can't even remember.
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For more than 30 years, van Niekerk has been associated with golf in South Africa, and he said his countrymen used to go to work tired on Monday mornings from staying up late to watch native son Ernie Els play in tournaments.
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"What worries me sometimes is that Nils' attitude to work eats up too much of his life and he doesn't find enough time for himself ... but getting up early, staying up late and not sleeping much — that's relatively normal at this age."
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She's heard that night people don't live as long, but she read somewhere that when we were all tribes running around together, some people, the nervous types, were tasked with staying up all night to keep guard and serve as human alarm clocks.
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But there is no moral equivalence between the stress of a senior executive staying up late to polish a presentation for a client and the stress of a retail worker unsure if she will get the shift she needs to make rent.
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But unlike their counterparts on the outside, prisoners face a unique set of challenges, from staying up on player news with little to no Internet access to keeping track of stats by hand to the potential for violence over gambling and unpaid debts.
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And I try to be spontaneous, whether that means staying up late drinking whiskey and dancing in the living room with my husband, the volume cranked way up, or jumping on a motorcycle, my arms tight around his waist, to see the fall foliage.
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When it was at its best he and Romero were like these great, well-intentioned hackers who were just staying up all night, fueled by pizza and Coca-Cola or whatever, programming away, and it was something that was relatively immediate and bureaucracy-free.
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Popular among those Eurosceptics who cherish an "Anglosphere" of like-minded English-speaking nations, it imagines a Britain not just whispering to America at the summit table, but staying up late with it afterwards, sipping scotch in wing-backed chairs and surveying the geopolitical horizon.
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A 14-year-old's diet of energy drinks and Airwaves gum provided me with the kind of sugared glaze needed to go through the rite of passage of staying up until 4 AM to play along to a Hendrix album many years too late.
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Firstly, on the surface is my memory of playing computer games with mates, going to the video shop and renting out the latest titles that nobody could afford to buy, staying up late and laughing as we defeated the next boss and ate crisps.
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As a result, we often smoke way too much on any given night, which then leads to bad choices like staying up super late, eating super late, and then sleeping in super late together if we don't have somewhere to be in the morning.
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If you've been following along with season 14 of Top Chef, you've seen the high-intensity fights (we're looking at you John Tesar and Katsuji Tanabe) and challenges that are more stressful than ever (like staying up for 24 hours to roast a pig!).
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Perhaps this comes down to just how much the previous generation sees themselves as the ultimate party-throwers, meaning criticizing the youth for going in too hard would resemble some sort of defeat—conceding that they weren't necessarily the best at staying up late.
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Dr. Knutson, an associate professor at Northwestern University who studies neurology and sleep medicine, told The Los Angeles Times that issues arise for night owls who try to live in a morning lark world, staying up late while adding to their sleep debt each morning.
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California's election administration — with its very slow vote-counting — has long been a source of frustration to East Coat journalists who find ourselves staying up late at night for polls to close in Pacific Time only to realize that nothing has actually been resolved.
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Not satisfied with cheering on her female compatriots as they beat England to set up a World Cup final against the Netherlands, she has also been staying up late to watch her countrymen reach the Gold Cup final, where they face Mexico in Chicago.
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Not knowingly, perhaps.) Indeed, the FBI cites staying up to date as the reason for wanting access in a document (PDF) justifying the cost and provider of the contract: The FBI has a need to obtain information about relevant breaking news and events in real-time.
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Between adopting Enid, teaching colonists how to throw knives (be still my heart), facilitating the manufacture of new weapons and staying up to date on her OB/GYN visits (baby Gleggie isn't even here and it's already messing with my emotions), she's too busy to be sad.
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Then on May 18th, the company launched this latest test vehicle out of World View's headquarters in Tucson, Arizona, with the goal of staying up for just two weeks, and it was able to stick it out for an extra two days before coming back down.
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Waking up early to see what presents Santa brought, spending a lot of time with some of your more exhausting family members, and staying up late to watch the best movies of the season can all put you in need for a mid-day pick-me-up.
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When things got tense between her and her father during Kali's senior year of high school in Virginia in 2012, she moved out, living out of her Subaru and often staying up late in a parking lot writing poems, then recording them as songs on her laptop.
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As an emergency medicine doctor, Dr. Halpern has experience staying up all night to work a night shift in the ER. She believes you can never really "catch up" on sleep, but there are a few things she does it make her necessary all-nighters less miserable.
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I've spent the past eight years researching and staying up to date on the ins and outs of the foundations of our credit-based economy in the US and learning how to do exactly what banks hate: understand how to use rewards credit cards responsibly and beneficially.
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Just days before, Lennon and avant-garde artist Yoko Ono had consummated their creative (and romantic) union at the Beatle's Surrey estate by staying up all night recording a collection of tape loops and sound effects, which they'd release later that year under the title Two Virgins.
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"There is a reason why Wall Street and all of corporate America likes immigration reform, and it is not, in my view, that they're staying up nights worrying about undocumented workers in this country," he said during a Q&A with the US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce.
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For those staying up all night, Don Francisco's Coffee will also be pouring tons and tons of caffeine for everyone both attending and working the event: "It takes a lot of coffee to make an Emmys Awards happen," marketing director Lisette Gaviña Lopez told Us Weekly.
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The same goes for the music and art world, as evidenced by this weekend's return of Saturday Night Live, which featured alum Fred Armisen paying tribute to the legend with a story about staying up late to watch Bowie perform on the show in the '70s.
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We left the bar feeling confident at around 2 AM. We got home and brushed our teeth and lay in bed, and though we 'd decided there was no point in staying up—it 's not like our watching election results would affect them—we checked Twitter anyway.
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Uncle Robert, in his eulogy, shared some of her final hours, including how she had finished a paper for school and had dinner with grandmother Ethel Kennedy the night before her death before heading out on the town and then staying up to see the sunrise last Thursday.
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Those tweets were my late 20s, my era of striving, before I became a mother and stopped staying up late for Weird Twitter, and before I learned that the internet is not a safe haven for silly jokes but can be a deadly serious extension of the real world.
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Since you've already devoted plenty of hours to culling your watch list and staying up until midnight taking in the BBC series The Bodyguard, the next step in becoming a Netflix power user is committing to memory a few keys that will make your streaming experience better than ever.
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"People are being taken down who are protesting racism and people are staying up who are wildly racist and organizing racist rallies using social media and using Twitter, in particular," Jessica González, vice president of strategy and senior counsel at Free Press, told Gizmodo in a recent interview.
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In today's meeting, I'd like to:Clarify your crazy visionList some obstacles we'll need to overcomeProvide a detailed plan and list of actions to get us where you wantSince you were gone last week, I've been staying up past midnight on several occasions thinking of executing what you want.
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But it's hard to do that when I'm staying up on Saturday night fending off nightmares of armed militiamen dragging me out of my dorm room in the middle of the night, because did you see how those guys were able to just walk onto the Lawn like that?
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While there's a fine line between Tom Verlaine singing about dressing like cops and seeing what we can do and Rønnenfelt's somewhat more vague poetic allusions to staying up late as a mutiny in heaven, it's no less hogwash than the diaristic impulses of so many of their rock peers.
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I was living in my very own rom-com, but more goth: climbing over cement walls to make out in a cemetery underneath the full moon, staying up all night with our friends to play with Ouija boards and "light as a feather," coordinating matching spiked collar necklaces for prom.
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Ms. Jefferson, who often played disciplinarian to her nephew — teaching him how to mow the lawn and creating a structured schedule to help him get ready for school in the mornings — was playing the role of the fun aunt that night, staying up late to play Call of Duty with him.
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He started staying up late reading financial books, brought his computer programming skills up to a professional level, got an internship at a hedge fund, and then leveraged that position to get a formal interview with that friend of a friend where he convinced him to take a chance on him.
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"It's a vasoconstrictor, which means it might open up your airwaves to some extent and help you to breathe, but it's going be a very minor and temporary fix to a bigger problem because you're staying up later, your body is exhausted, and you're not fighting the infection properly," he said.
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In the personal account, Beyoncé gets candid about how she thought of her iconic Coachella performance and one of her favorite moments from OTR II. Last April, Beyoncé had a slew of fans, and maybe some haters, staying up past their bedtimes to watch her turn Coachella's stage into a halftime homecoming show.
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Little did I know then that in just a few years, I'd be staying up late to read studies in which scientists combined the eggs of two female rats to make a child, hoping for 50 more years on the planet so that I'd be around when they began testing on humans.
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"The night before she did that award show, she actually suffered two seizures," revealed Birkhead, explaining that he begged her to cancel, but she insisted on going and subsequently "tried to take something to stay awake that her doctor had given her" in order to be able to present after staying up all night.
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While we all have accidentally ingested dozens of Carpool Karaoke clips through their constant presence in our content feeds, like we are all geese in a foie gras farm being force-fed James Corden's showboaty gesticulations, surely no one is actually staying up to watch The Late Late Show, its host program, in real time.
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Zuberi Williams, who worked as a clerk for Judge Lee alongside Mr. Fairfax, recalled staying up late at night with him talking through legal issues in the case against Ahmed Omar Abu Ali, an American citizen who was charged and ultimately convicted of training with Al Qaeda and plotting to assassinate President George W. Bush.
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So the next time you feel your eyelids start to sag after staying up all night writing letters to your senators, or your heart rate start to pick up while you're watching the news, or your coworker looking at you with knitted eyebrows in a middling display of faux concern, whip out this pencil and light up.
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No matter how virtuous your reason for staying up past bedtime — pulling a late shift at work, binge-watching This Is Us into the early hours of the morning, going out for a drink or five with a heartbroken friend on the grounds of "emotional support" — a lack of sleep is still detrimental to your skin.
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But what about those whose fondest childhood memories didn't involve cuddling with stuffed bears or drawing in their Barbie coloring books, but staying up way too late, wide-eyed and terror-stricken in the best way, watching the same black-and-white monster movies that terrified your parents before you, and maybe even their parents before that?
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If you choose the Update plan, you can pick up to four pieces for the month and trade in one piece during that time, whereas with the Unlimited plan, you can refresh your wardrobe as often as you'd like (which is perfect for staying up-to-date with the Duchesses' ever-changing fashions, and the service we recommend trying out).
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"I remember staying up late or listening from the other room when they would just get out the yellow legal pads and go over, 'This is how many votes we need, this is where we will get them and this is where we have to do more,'" recalled Pelosi of the late-night political discussions between her father and mother.
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First lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE says she didn't bother staying up to see the results of the presidential election.
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But though it may sound like Cruz added a new issue to his platform after staying up too late one night flipping back and forth between Spartacus and Mad Max: Fury Road, there is indeed an actual policy dispute here, and Cruz's strategy is a surprisingly savvy way for him to pick a fight with the establishment candidates he's running against in the GOP primary.
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We're here to tell you that there are a lot of cool new hair color techniques, styles, and looks out there for you to consider before sitting down in your colorist's chair, and a lot of them are coming out of L.A. (It makes sense: We have Hollywood, surfer culture, and perpetual highlight innovation.) Luckily, staying up to date on the most inspiring new hair color trends is beyond easy: Just beef up your Insta roll call with a few key hair colorists.
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