Like if I ever really needed to take a nap.
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I decided to take a nap again around 10 pm.
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I try to take a nap as we're already descending.
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Go put on a face mask and take a nap!
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If you're tired of me talking money, take a nap.
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"You can take a nap in my room," she said.
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She insisted that he take a nap before the fireworks.
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The worst thing one can do is take a nap.
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Mr. Snitzer turned incredulous: "Can't I take a nap now?"
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I just want to be selfish and take a nap.
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Or just do nothing at all, like take a nap.
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If your tired of me talking money, take a nap.
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Personally, I'm gonna take a nap that'll last like three days.
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Energy levels are crashing, so I take a nap — excellent decision.
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Then take a nap, you look as tired as a dog.
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Don't think you can take a nap, because naps never work.
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It's never too early in the day to take a nap!
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Corinne wanders off to do a shot and take a nap.
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But don't forget to take a nap every now and then!
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Then I take a nap, and then the grind happens again.
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It is also a place where someone can take a nap.
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I reserve time every weekend possible to just take a nap.
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We find the Priority Pass lounge and quickly take a nap.
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Maybe I'll go into my car and take a nap later.
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Or you&aposre watching a nuclear plant, can you take a nap?
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I'm going to get a burger, lay down and take a nap.
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I would think that he was drifting off to take a nap.
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Mr. Faraguna went home to see his wife and take a nap.
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Take a nap They don't call it a cat nap for nothin'.
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Then I order some Thai on Seamless and promptly take a nap.
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Take a nap, wake up, eat, shower, and go to the game.
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A. and I head back to my place and take a nap.
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Take a nap, and spend a lot of time with my children.
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Unexpected chaos is around you today, but please take a nap, Cap!
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"It'll never work," he says, and decides to take a nap instead.
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I put a load of laundry in and take a nap too.
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Not only did Alvarado reportedly take a nap in the home, he showered.
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Chill out, eat up, and, I don't know, take a nap or something.
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Just take a nap, and let your drone find the fish for you.
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My body is still tired, so I go upstairs to take a nap.
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Rebel Wilson x Angels "Watch Me Take A Nap" T-shirt, $49; additionelle.
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Casper asks its potential customers to come take a nap in its showroom.
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Now go eat hide some breadsticks in your purse and take a nap.
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Cruise passengers take a nap in the sun on the ship's lounge chairs.
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ON TAP TOMORROW If you were in Cleveland, please go take a nap.
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Or did you just take a nap on the floor near the stairs?
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Was planning to go to the gym but I take a nap instead.
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My personal favorite bit of sleep advice: If you're tired, take a nap.
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Your efforts feel meaningless, and you really just want to take a nap!
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"I generally would run when they needed to take a nap," Arnold explains.
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I come here, swim, take a nap, and sometimes we bring pineapple wine.
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The rosé makes me a little sleepy, so I decide to take a nap.
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Still WoozyBut not too woozy to take a nap instead of making music, unfortunately.
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We take a trip to where we can't take a nap for the day.
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Binge your favorite sitcom, take a nap or finish a chapter of a book.
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They eat until they have a full belly,, and then they take a nap.
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"The most memorable thing I did with Owen was take a nap," she says.
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"At some point, he's obviously going to have to take a nap," she says.
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The hare bolts out to a quick lead, but stops to take a nap.
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Go with the flow, take a nap, and don't push forward—instead, look back.
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It's enough to make a couch potato want to take a nap — or puke.
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Left alone, Trico sat patiently, or curled up as if to take a nap.
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It looks like Prince George might need to take a nap on the plane.
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In a gig economy, the ability to take a nap is a huge advantage.
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Then I came back home to take a nap before heading in to work.
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Until then, I am going to go take a nap before the hearings start.
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And then, before I take a nap, dab the spot with oil of myrrh.
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I say I'll watch her for a bit so he can go take a nap.
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He was the first woke bae that I was literally begging to take a nap.
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I eat a couple of the apples when I get home and take a nap.
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I Google how long to take a nap, and it says 20 or 90 minutes.
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Instead, I take a nap in the back seat of my car for 45 minutes.
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I don't want to dwell in this sadness, so I make myself take a nap.
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At noon I can no longer keep my eyes open, so I take a nap.
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C. does a lot of cleaning, but I fall asleep and take a nap. Oops.
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If you take a nap earlier in the day, it's easier to stay up later.
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I'm absolutely exhausted from waking up so early, so I decide to take a nap.
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Sagarnaga tells detectives she wanted to take a nap the afternoon of June 9, 2017.
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HOW THEY DO IT The kids go to the house and rest, take a nap.
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Take a nap because tonight is going to be exciting, and you'll need your energy.
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I've been, you know, walking a lot, so I'm just gonna go take a nap!
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Then one day he invited me to "take a nap" with him in his room.
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If we're smart, we'll take a nap, too; if not, we'll look at our emails.
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I would take a nap, and then I would just not want to do anything.
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I arrive at a venue, take a nap, then wake up and pick my outfit.
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Daily Crossword Column Natan Last says we can do this puzzle, then take a nap.
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"For God's sake, please, take a nap!" he screamed on the air one Sunday morning.
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Then he went to take a nap and didn't even suggest that I join him.
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He has to pull over and take a nap at the side of the road.
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Finally, Autonomous Soft is all about providing a smooth ride so you can take a nap.
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"However, my body does not feel the same way, and now I will take a nap."
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So by the end of the third service I want to eat and take a nap.
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For the record, during pre-show, I usually lie beneath the stage and take a nap.
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That's why my battle lust disappeared after lunch, replaced by a desire to take a nap.
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When I woke each morning, my first thought was: When can I take a nap today?
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Take a nap, throw some rice cereal on the floor and get ready for next week.
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You might want to take a nap after, but it's okay—your drunk ass needs it.
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He says very little, but suggests she may want to take a nap in his bunk.
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Or that something physical tiring, not emotionally draining, can make me want to take a nap.
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I used to go to the Deadspin offices in New York strictly to take a nap.
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They're ready and rarin' to go, and maybe you were just hoping to take a nap.
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Maybe in the afternoon I'll read some and (here's a real utopia for you) take a nap.
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When we get back home around 3, we are both exhausted, so we take a nap together.
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He said that she had gone to the bedroom to take a nap when the tree fell.
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Last month, she uploaded a photo of Saint appearing to take a nap with baby brother Pslam.
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I can go to bed whenever I want, and can take a nap anytime during the day.
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"I just want to go back to sleep too and take a nap with True," she added.
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She decides to take a nap, so I use this time to catch up on New Girl.
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It vibrates your body while you take a nap, and it's this super chill, really resounding feeling.
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"I come home from practice, take a nap, then I start watching games at night," Griffin said.
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We grab Chik-fil-A for the kids and head home so they can take a nap.
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Once I'm home, I take a nap, even though I got a good night's sleep, because depression.
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Instead of spending 27 minutes reading about sports I don't care about, I could take a nap.
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If I had a couch in my office, I would just lie down and take a nap.
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I convinced my 2-year-old that she needed to take a nap because Mommy was sleepy.
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But I prefer to wake up early — say, 8:30 — and maybe take a nap during the day.
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Pavelich told the deputies that after working on the boat he had gone inside to take a nap.
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Well, apparently he finally got to take a nap like a regular kid; on a hammock no less.
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You might've heard of "disco naps," when you take a nap right before you go out at night.
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Miley got the last jab in the thread, telling Brody to go take a nap in his truck.
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This baby wombat at ACT Wildlife Australia wants nothing more than to get cozy and take a nap.
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At the start of the race, the hare is so far ahead, he decides to take a nap.
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Then, the 19-year-old left her bedroom to take a nap in the living room, KETV reported.
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It's also possible I'll take a nap, despite drinking a cup of coffee, and wake up in Seattle.
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I need to take a nap, but once I do, I'm planning to get back into the ring.
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You can get a toofer there—get the coffee and the Tres Leches, then go take a nap.
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The bird looks like it decided to take a nap after a long, happy life of eating seeds.
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Before the reception, the family was in their hotel room and Ms. Rose went to take a nap.
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"But first, we take a nap," Kourtney shared on Snapchat of her youngest, Reign, sleeping in a children's room.
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I obviously tell him yes, then take a nap until he arrives at my house around an hour later.
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Afterward, the boys take a nap and I lie in bed with my book, Dark Places by Gillian Flynn.
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When she lays supine to take a nap, all the hexagonal pieces respond to her body and go flat.
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One day my husband went upstairs to take a nap and I decided to go out and grab dinner.
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After lunch, I decided to go into bed mode and take a nap, plus watch a couple of movies.
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Two hours into the seven-hour ride, he was so tired that he pulled over to take a nap.
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We exchange presents, take a nap, and watch A Christmas Story — one of my favorites — on repeat on TBS.
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After spending time with his two sons, he would take a nap — then it was back to the job.
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Jean, who had been undergoing chemotherapy treatments, put Jake on the school bus and went to take a nap.
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She will go home, she will take a nap for four or five hours, then she will come back.
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Then, all of a sudden you take a nap or you sneeze, and you have these huge- Democracy broke.
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Now, I don't know what Shenzhen 3iRobotics does or why this guy decided to take a nap in its booth.
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LG: The one thing I've always thought is, I wonder if I could ever take a nap in this place?
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Instead of going to the class by myself, I take a nap — essentially the same thing as working out, right?
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All I wanted to do was take a nap and I couldn't because I was watching keys, wallets and cellphones.
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He was always on the road, and he's in his late 60s now, so he deserves to take a nap!
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Everyone knew that 20-month-old P.J. Allen didn't like to take a nap after lunch like the other kids.
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Or, at the very least, you'll have paid to take a nap somewhere, which is good enough for some people.
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Kivlen says he left the tournament to take a nap at his hotel, planning to return to watch the finals.
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Miznon pita is plush, Miznon pita is pillowy—I would happily take a nap on a stack of Miznon pita.
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I want to walk down, but I also want my son to take a nap...so I decide to drive.
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"Flateman has previously said his life motto is: "If at first you don't succeed, take a nap and try again.
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Others arrived to offer free taxi rides, or a place to have a cup of tea or take a nap.
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They might even take a nap, the pinnacle of offenses in so-called privately owned public spaces, sometimes called POPS.
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And 6% thought it would be OK to take a nap while using Autopilot, compared with 3% for the other systems.
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I would work 12 to 14 hours a day — I would sometimes take a nap in the middle of the day.
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Then last week, 9to5Mac reported that Apple was likely dropping the "5" altogether and now I need to take a nap.
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But during a lull in the action on the court, Princess Estelle decided to take a nap in her father's lap.
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I spend the rest of the day stuffed and tired, so I take a nap in preparation for a concert tonight.
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You adjust its back and choose from four positions, allowing you to sit upright, or kick back and take a nap.
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But one day I'm driving and a rhino decides to take a nap in the road right in front of us.
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You're in a chatty mood today, Aries, but watch out for some mental fatigue this afternoon—slow down, take a nap!
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Last summer, a drone in Rhode Island captured a man attempting to take a nap on top of a wind turbine.
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And I lay down to take a nap, and I reached over to touch something, and it was the freaking dog.
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On one research trip in 203, when Korent Joel went below deck to take a nap, Genz changed the yacht's course.
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Diaz said he had registered and then returned to his hotel to take a nap and work out before his round.
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I give in and turn on The Office to take a nap, but before I can fall asleep, O. comes home.
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If Compiler doesn't offer any ready-made grids that work, I just ditch the whole idea and go take a nap.
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Martin Scorsese seemed to sum up the reaction: He appeared to use Eminem's performance as an opportunity to take a nap.
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When a writer can't figure out what to say next, she can turn off the computer and go take a nap.
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Nodding with feigned contrition, I wheezed out a long, dry cough and promised to put Prolific aside and take a nap.
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Because my day is segmented, I wake up in the morning, have my morning meeting and then go take a nap.
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I grab a few crackers and then take a nap while he finishes watching a scary movie (a genre I'm not into).
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When Chrissy nailed her Voice audition... With so many visitors and so much planning to do, Chrissy stops to take a nap.
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Joshua Nelson, 28, told the newspaper he was about to take a nap when he heard the loud noise of the crash.
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I assume she's going to take a nap, but when I go to hang up the wash I see her writing something.
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A parade of former associates testified against him, giving brutal details about how Bulger would kill enemies and then take a nap.
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Cardi B announced that she was going to take a nap, slipped off her Yeezys and made her way to the bedroom.
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Taking time to simply just lay down and take a nap is by far one of the most important things for me.
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Sitting up on a seat, Rose Cox, another patient, tried to take a nap as ambulance workers, including Derrick Galvan, kept watch.
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There was a comforter waiting at each seat — I stored it in the cubby until I was ready to take a nap.
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Ryan Murphy, you can go ahead and take a nap for the next decade — we've got the Obamas to cover our entertainment needs.
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The OG supermodel always knows how to make a major style statement, but one that's also comfy enough to take a nap in?
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In other words, when your phone isn't being used, many of your apps get to take a nap until you need them again.
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Alan planned to take a nap, shower and have a meal before trying illegally to board a freight train known as The Beast.
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Casper doesn't insist that you take a nap — you can meditate, scroll through Instagram, or listen to music (with headphones in, of course).
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He laughs a snarling laugh, then leans over and drops his head in Gran's sprawled lap, as though to take a nap there.
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" Miley chimed in on the exchange, and shut it down ... writing, "@brodyjenner go take a nap in your truck and cool off #HotGirlSummer.
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"Summer is near and Frankie will take a nap for a while," says the site of Frankie's Social, a trendy bar in Limassol.
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Hibernation is right around the corner and they want to just lay back and take a nap in the shade while they can.
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No word on Lucky's reaction, but based on the photo, the dog at least found it comfortable enough to take a nap on.
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In quiet mode, I measured it at 55-58 decibels—quiet enough for my preschooler to take a nap while it was running.
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It is definitely beneficial to Booking and Expedia, which would prefer closing the sale before you try another site (or take a nap).
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She was said to have poked children who refused to take a nap with sewing needles as "punishment," according to the latest statement.
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It's a good day to energetically cleanse your home—perhaps change your sheets so you can take a nap in a fresh bed!
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You get together with Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi, drink some coffee, nod coolly and then go back upstairs to take a nap.
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Sometimes you just need a temporary break from all the interruptions, like when you want to stream a video or take a nap.
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Because sleep is a biological need, the best solution for drivers is still a low-tech one: Pull over and take a nap.
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Poulter reportedly tried to diffuse the situation during the flight ... and when he felt Olesen was under control, he decided to take a nap.
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The sudden fatigue, the feeling of a fog would hit, and then she'd take a nap in the afternoon and wake up feeling fine.
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Make time to nourish yourself: Enjoy a good meal with your best friends, get a massage, or take a nap (a classic Taurus activity!).
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It's often more restorative than sleep—sometimes when I tell someone I'm off to take a nap, I'm really enveloped in my Kardashian cocoon.
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Take it easy today, Virgo: The Moon is in Leo, activating a very sensitive, psychic, and sleepy part of your chart—take a nap.
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Over the next week, his symptoms continued, and his parents called 911 when he complained of shoulder pains and tried to take a nap.
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Needing to take a nap when you have depression is frustrating because, on the one hand, you get to take a sweet, sweet nap.
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The 86-inch width is enough room to seat up to three people or for one person to stretch out and take a nap.
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His car's self-driving functionality would be disabled until he crossed the border, so he couldn't take a nap or disappear into a vid.
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Passengers flying coach could buy time in one of the sleeper berths to stretch out and take a nap during a long international flight.
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I had a hard time sleeping last night, so B. and I decide to go back home to take a nap and eat lunch.
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But by the end of next year, he said that a "driver" would be able to take a nap while the car drove itself.
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You're not going to sit in the driver's seat of your $20,440 2016 Honda Civic and take a nap while it drives you to work.
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We'll see time in the car as a place to get work done or take a nap or catch up on the latest TV series.
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Kaitlyn: Until you're so humbled that you sink to the floor, spread out, face-down, and take a nap for the rest of the day.
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Magic coursed through Valyria and the Targaryen dynasty was rife with prophesy, but magic seemed to take a nap when the last dragon snuffed it.
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Expecting to take a walk along a path Amanda hadn't taken before, at one point she sat down to rest, meditate and take a nap.
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It probably doesn't know what waving is, it certainly doesn't know what a selfie stick is, and it probably just wants to take a nap.
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Maybe I would take a nap, assuage my fatigue and apathy, wake up fresh and do something productive, like read a script and enlighten myself.
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It swings wildly from a perfectly enjoyable challenge in the exploration stages, to bosses that make me want to give up and take a nap.
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I told my boyfriend then that I was just going to take a nap for 15 minutes, and he went outside to mow the lawn.
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And my father-in-law, Angel, liked to hit the O.T.B., take a nap, maybe watch some shows on cable about U.F.O. and chupacabra sightings.
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I tried to take a nap, but I couldn't help but think: Well, if I don't already have this virus, I'm probably catching it here.
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However, when her three-year-old Anastasia went to take a nap in her bedroom, she couldn't wake up nearly an hour-and-a-half later.
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She had arrived from Los Angeles that morning, and tried to take a nap, but Jidenna, who was in town, woke her up with his practicing.
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It's warm enough to lay out in my swimsuit, so I park it and read Tiffany Haddish's book while my dog and boyfriend take a nap.
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JJD: I try take a nap or just lay there and enjoy the quiet and take a deep breath because it is always go-go-go!
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In fact, some of us even preferred it—especially considering we had to go back to work and not curl up and take a nap afterwards.
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Last week, both Christina and Ant shared a hilarious photo of the British television presenter stealing his wife's beloved pregnancy pillow to take a nap in.
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In May in Zhejiang province a teacher had jabbed a syringe of blue paint into the buttocks of children who were refusing to take a nap.
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Tyler revealed that he made the song at Kanye's place during the recording process of The Life of Pablo while Ye went to take a nap.
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But now, I just wanted to go order a mediocre salmon salad from room service, swipe through Central Floridian guys on Tinder, and take a nap.
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And most people are able to take a nap in the middle of the day without it interfering with their sleep pattern or bedtime, she says.
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So, how much would something like that be, if you're just looking for a four-hour window in the morning to take a nap and a shower?
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One of the doctors told him he needed to take a nap every single day, and he's never taken a nap again—and I love a nap!
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It doesn't, say, want you to take a nap on the freeway while Drive Pilot is engaged, like a Tesla driver did with Autopilot in late May.
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The Moon enters free-spirited Sagittarius this afternoon, but the only adventure you should take today should be to take a nap—or maybe get some meditation!
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A Vermont day care provider is accused of killing a 6-month-old girl by giving her sedatives so the infant would take a nap, PEOPLE confirms.
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Maybe I'd want to take a nap at some point and wouldn't be able to because the Eric Clapton cover band would be about to go on.
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My mom had a hip replacement last year, so after a while she decides to rest in the car and take a nap to help with the jetlag.
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We like to split that time and each use it to read or take a nap ourselves while the other keeps laundry going and does other small chores.
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We eat the usual egg sandwiches and OJ. Because I don't have any class on Tuesdays and he doesn't have class until 11:30, we take a nap.
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Sometimes it seems like there's now this style of movie and acting where it's the opposite — like, it's so subtle that you might want to take a nap.
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He goes to take a nap and tells me he brought home some candy for me, which makes me love him more (I am definitely my mother's daughter).
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Have a few of those, take a nap, and then see what you can do with our recipe for the pork braciole served at Frankies Spuntino in Brooklyn.
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"Officers look pretty ridiculous patrolling with sweat dripping down their face and seated in such a position that one would use to take a nap," their statement said.
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Anyone reasonable knows in his or her bones that the proper course of action over any given afternoon for the next several months is to take a nap.
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I love my couch, and when I take a nap, I create in my sleep or work out technical or creative issues before, during, and after I sleep.
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In their warning, the Westbrook Police Department said that the beaver-eating snake will probably take a nap for a few days after eating such a big mammal meal.
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United Airlines is helping travelers prevent that immediate urge to take a nap or a longtime travelers' prolonged grogginess when stepping off the plane in a new time zone.
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We are meeting some of D.'s friends for dinner before they move to Boston, so I take a nap so that I have enough energy for this evening.
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"Recover" offers a welcome respite from Chelsea gallery hopping, an opportunity to take a nap, or a quiet moment to nurse an infant (a friend used it for this).
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I'm sure F1 fans will disagree with me and although I do watch F1 races sometimes, I have to say I usually take a nap when they are on!
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"Of course, some people just like a good place to take a nap," he told me as we opened the wooden doors to the church Margaret's is housed in.
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Part of me wants to take a nap but this is my ideal running weather so I throw on some shorts (!!!) and head out for a couple of miles.
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To escape the sweltering heat of this long weekend a bear in California decided to take a dip in a hot tub, down a margarita and take a nap.
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We can use the time that we were going to film it, you can take a nap, get a bit refreshed, and get ready to do the actual show.
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It's O.K. to have days in which you enjoy connecting with the people around you in an unrushed manner or even go so far as to take a nap.
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And with all the activity, Kourtney, now in Puerto Rico, found some time today to take a nap and debut her multicolor crochet bikini, which also showed off her abs.
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Use today's energy to get grounded—take a nap on the grass in your yard, zone out by a river, or meditate with some obsidian or onyx in your hand.
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Is it enough to build a vehicle that drives itself most of the time, or is a truly driverless car one in which the passenger can safely take a nap?
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Then it's time for me to do my physical therapy exercises, stretch, cook lunch, and take a nap with the kids because it's already noon and we're all worn out!
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Instead of driving everywhere, new cars will be able to drive us around while we read a book, take a nap, or (for many of us, sadly) get some work done.
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"To even think about having junk food would completely throw a wrench in my entire day … I would want to take a nap because my blood sugar would drop," she said.
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My sister texts me to ask if I still want to hang out this afternoon as planned, but since I'm feeling pretty under the weather, I cancel and take a nap.
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Kimberly, a single mom of three, was convinced that she just needed to take a moment to put her newborn baby down and take a nap to sleep off the pain.
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Like most prominent Republicans, Boehner has decided to take a "nap" and let Trump have his way even at the cost of violating norms and party principles (such as free trade).
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Whenever it was time for the kids to take a nap or go to sleep for the night, I'd just unclip them, they'd fall down, and the room was instantly dark.
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I went to the hotel to take a nap, and then a hairstylist friend came over and ended up doing an Instagram live video of me giving her a total transformation.
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"—Marc Whiteman (@MarcWYFFNews4) December 3, 2019The head coach also joked that he would "like some time out" and would "like to take a nap" before lobbying for "adult time out time.
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I'm really sleepy for some reason and crawl into my bed to take a nap, but at the last minute feel bad about wasting time and potentially throwing off my sleep schedule.
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I had to take a nap almost every single day and my body pains were so bad that it sometimes took me 10 minutes or more just to roll out of bed!
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"I want to take a nap … I need a nap," Clarise tells PEOPLE with a sigh, moments after learning that a warrant had been taken out on MacDonald for second-degree harassment.
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She tells us how, as a preteen, she used to go home after school, take a nap, and imagine "Hayley's World," a magical place where the girls she liked liked her back.
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THE IMPORTANCE OF LETTING YOUR PUP TAKE A NAP Provide emergency contacts Write down the contact information for your puppy's veterinarian, any known medical conditions or medicines, and your own contact information.
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And even though naps can be delicious, if you feel like you have to take a nap every day, that could be a sign that you have a sleep disorder, she says.
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Charles Diggs, who lives in a building next door, said he was about to take a nap on Friday afternoon when he heard a "boom" that turned out to be a gunshot.
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At 24 inches wide, it's too small for my 70-pound dog, so it's not for large breeds, but my 30-pound toddler fit in it comfortably enough to take a nap.
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"When I have a lull in the middle of the day, I can come home and take care of the dogs and take a nap if I need to," Mr. Le said.
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There was still a long flight ahead, and we'd have a connection once we landed, so I decided to put my seat into bed mode, read for a bit, and take a nap.
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I just wanted to take a nap, but I had to find numerous ways to say "that was awesome" without cursing, which is harder than it sounds when your adrenaline levels are skewed.
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"Summer is near and Frankie will take a nap for a while," says the site of Frankie's Social, a bar in Limassol, Cyprus, without giving any indication of when they might open again.
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" Recounted the Legally Blonde actress, "I dropped my son off at school a mile away and before I got home I'd have to pull over and take a nap … it was killing me.
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" Recounted the Legally Blonde actress, "I dropped my son off at school a mile away and before I got home I'd have to pull over and take a nap … it was killing me.
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As I've experienced first-hand, and what we've seen from Tesla drivers, people feel like Autopilot is so in control that they disengage — they look away, start texting or even take a nap.
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With Otto's technology, the driver would be able to double his output — he could drive all day, then take a nap while the rig barrels along the road, then come back to driving.
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There were also a lot of exaggerated trains on the red carpet, but Cardi B's was, if anything, definitely the one you'd be most likely to curl up on and take a nap.
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Several hundred thousand more are expected to stand cheering on the sidelines, while a small — but not insignificant — group of L.G.B.T.Q. New Yorkers are expected to stay home and maybe take a nap.
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He clearly didn't know who I was, and I stumbled over my explanation as to why I, a strange woman who had seemingly broken into his home, was about to take a nap.
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Ultimately, too much video art has the same enervating effect, for me, as too much television of any kind: I find myself more compelled to take a nap than take to the streets.
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You always seemed to be able to locate the most luxurious spot to take a nap, and had an almost sixth sense for when fresh sheets were about to come out of the dryer.
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" Recounted the Can't Hardly Wait actress, "I dropped my son off at school a mile away and before I got home I'd have to pull over and take a nap … it was killing me.
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Last May, Brandon Flitton, 42, dropped his boat off at a repair shop in Salt Lake City, 35 miles away, not realizing that Mittens had sneaked under the cover earlier to take a nap.
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My friends are picking me up for the brewery tour in a couple of hours and I have a birthday dinner after that, so after I clean up the kitchen, I take a nap.
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" The Legally Blonde actress also recalled, "I dropped my son off at school a mile away and before I got home I'd have to pull over and take a nap … it was killing me.
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But what about snow days, where cities and states surrender to nature for a bit, most people are fine, if inconvenienced, and everyone has slightly more time to take a nap and make soup?
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Colossal bear 747 digs a hole to take a nap The largest of the fat bears — often being voted one of the fattest bears in Katmai's annual Fat Bear Week contest — is bear 747.
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But there's one factor that oftentimes trumps every other consideration: How much does this coat make you want to snuggle up, hunker down, and just take a nap in the middle of the sales floor?
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" Take a nap, darling: "Because the data also tell us that being 'always on' and always available means being unfocused, distracted, reactive, and always stressed and burnt out, and as a result, often acting out.
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The doctor would also rather hang out with known wet blanket Jeremy Reed (Ed Weeks) or take a nap on an uncomfortable-looking break room couch, than go home to dinner and wine with Ben.
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"It was on a Sunday afternoon and I was laying in my bed, trying to take a nap and my team texted me and said, 'Come on, Jo, let's go shoot a cover,'" she recalls.
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Even when it becomes obvious we must get up, we lie there, while our circulation gets cut off and we become motion sick from what once seemed like a pleasant way to take a nap.
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I'm supposed to meet a friend coming in for the weekend at 303:15, but his bus is delayed until 9, so I take a nap before walking over to meet him at the station.
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Any mention of autonomous travel in popular media routinely assumes the highest possible levels — true hands-off, read-a-book or take-a-nap automation (referred to in industry standards as level 4 or 5).
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Employees can lounge on them during informal meetings, and it's totally acceptable to kick off your shoes, put them in the bed's built-in shoe cubbie, and take a nap when that afternoon slump hits.
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" There were days when she would drop her son off at school just a mile from her house, and "before I got home I'd have to pull over and take a nap … it was killing me.
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If you're like me, a tired dad, and you want to take the kids to let them watch the game and just want to take a nap while they're watching it, go see the Atlanta Braves.
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Even when Sophia goes to take a nap, Rose hops up into the bed and lays down beside her (a Facebook video of the pair in action, viewed over 12,000 times, will tug at the heartstrings).
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There are doughnuts, but I talk myself out of it because there's nothing that I hate more than having a sugar crash in the middle of the day and not being able to take a nap.
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Alcott tries to whip up some excitement—there is a shipwreck, an explosion in a mine—but you can sense how bored she is, and how much she wants to go upstairs and take a nap.
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Mattress company Casper's new stores incorporate experience in their design as well with multiple sleep pods where shoppers are invited to take a nap during the day or sleep in small rooms on the showroom floor.
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" And that led, arguably, to perhaps his best recommendation based on his reading of the polls: "Get a good night's sleep on Monday night, take a nap on Tuesday, and no drinking until at least 11 pm.
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It's filled with polystyrene beads, which means that without a frame it probably feels more like plunking down on a bean bag chair instead of a sofa—but that's still a great place to take a nap.
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Sadly, our gig economy world frowns upon R&R; as an adult, it's not socially acceptable to curl up and take a nap at work, no matter how tired or hungover or burdened with ennui you are.
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We are not saying replace sleeping at night with napping, but that well-rested adults who are sleeping enough — at least seven hours at night — could benefit even more if they take a nap every other day.
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"I would be going into film study, and he'd be coming out of his first workout that started at 6 in the morning, and he would take a nap between that and the team workout," Jackson said.
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"No, I can't think of a situation in which I have observed the president napping," White House press secretary Josh Earnest told CBS Radio correspondent Mark Knoller, who asked if he'd ever seen Obama take a nap.
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It was the day after Christmas, and she was trying to get Jack to take a nap, which he didn't do much anymore, but he'd been cranky, and they were due at a potluck in the evening.
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When officers arrived, Ron told them he came home from a photoshoot to take a nap and was woken up by an enraged Harley, who accused him of cheating after finding another woman's makeup in the trash.
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If you're crawling along in traffic and are late to an appointment, but are allowed to take a nap, play video games, watch your favorite TV show or sip on a cocktail, will that reduce your stress?
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Not that there's anything wrong with that, because ... We shared a room together and I, at one point, it was like a Sunday afternoon and there was a lull and I went to go take a nap.
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If you've ever wanted to take a nap in the bedding section of a department store, run up a "down" escalator or steal money out of a fountain, Ellen DeGeneres and Britney Spears are officially your new idols.
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If you find yourself riding that wave, a much better idea than breaking plates in your apartment while cursing your ex's name is to live vicariously through Uma Thurman's character in Kill Bill and then take a nap.
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"If they want to, they can roller skate or skateboard in the galleries, or take a nap in the middle of the floor, or fly a kite or do a slip-n-slide in the garden," he said.
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I was hoping he would take a nap today (even though he almost never does), so I thought it would be good to take him here to get his energy out so I can put him down early tonight.
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After lunch, I'd gone back to our room to take a nap, leaving them to flirt with one of the waiters, who joked, though I suspected that he was serious, that he was looking for an American woman to marry.
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Taking matters into his own hands, Rupke decided to put a microphone on Mason during one of his hockey practices and catch a glimpse inside his son's thoughts about the game, his friends, and even his desire to take a nap.
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"Hold on Clark, I'm just gonna take a nap" There's a trope that appears in a few alternate universe comics, Injustice: Gods Among Us being the most recent, where Lois dies and in his grief Superman goes dark and tyrannical.
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I wish I would've been able watch some fights before my own fight to get a feel for what the judges wanted to see but instead I did what I normally do before a fight and that was take a nap.
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During the stop, Maybin told officers he had 5 glasses of wine at a fancy restaurant earlier that evening -- but tried to take a nap to sleep it off ... and thought he was fine to get back on the road.
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At some point a few years down the road, Tesla will be able to push out software that enables full self-driving capabilities that could allow owners to type in a destination and take a nap in the back seat.
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So offering someone free food or a chance to take a nap, or even spend some of their time doing something that's not work related might seem on its face like something that is very much for the worker's benefit.
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Whatever you cook, and whatever I cook, perhaps we could awake together on Sunday, make Welsh rarebit for lunch, drink claret while we eat, and then take a nap on the couch in advance of a riot of cooking for dinner?
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In one snapshot, the duo appeared to take a nap on the couch together, while in another, Schumer took Gene on a walk, pushing her baby boy around in a stroller while wearing the underwear bottoms with a black bra and sneakers.
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Nyad's op-ed was published on the New York Times yesterday, and talks for the first time about how her swim coach sexually assaulted her as she attempted to take a nap on his couch when she was just 14 years old.
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Instead, these new consumer brands want to use great brick-and-mortar experiences to court the consumer—come take a nap in my showroom, and when you need a new mattress two months down the line, you'll choose Casper over Tuft & Needle.
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The study projected the prospect of having one of two pilots take a nap while the other sat at the controls was as being more plausible, suggesting it might be possible for airlines to reduce long-haul crew numbers in the future.
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The alpha wolf showed me that when I'm feeling as if I need to work more, make more, fight more or tweet more, maybe the best thing I can do for myself and everyone around me is to go take a nap.
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The "interlopers" may simply want to visit their condo's swimming pool, something white people typically do without a second thought, or take a nap in a student dorm common room, make a purchase in an upscale store, or drive a "nice" car.
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A company called 3DEN has a space inside Hudson Yards where you can go take a nap on a Casper mattress, meditate on yoga mats, swing (yes, on an actual swing), grab a quick shower or take a phone call in a sound-proof booth.
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Buying a lunchtime salad at one of those healthy, made-to-order places is the ultimate in workday convenience — they usually have you out the door in 10 minutes flat, with a meal that won't make you want to take a nap under your desk.
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We didn't catch a lot — some barracuda, one of which, thrashing, managed to put a slice in Dad's arm with its teeth; he packed the wound with tobacco and went below to take a nap — but on that trip the old feeling came flooding back.
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Offstage, Wonho and Kihyun share a couch to take a nap on in between interviews, legs stacked on one another; Minhyuk delicately wipes a cupcake crumb off of Joohoney's chin as he talks; I.M. stops what he's doing to help Shownu fix his tangled necklace.
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The fact that some people can fall asleep in the fetal position or with their limbs spread out like a starfish is beyond my comprehension, as are the weirdos who can take a nap in an upright bus seat with their mouth wide open.
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"It seems like something ridiculous to pay for to a lot of people because they know they can do it for free, or they can manage their lives differently in a way where they just don't need to take a nap," Ms. de la Cruz said.
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In one photo, the mother-son pair appeared to take a nap on the couch together, while in another, Schumer took her son Gene on a walk, pushing her baby boy around in a stroller while wearing the underwear bottoms with a black bra and a pair of sneakers.
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Or, for example, when you ask it to make the lights dimmer or to play a song without specifying a room, it needs to know where you are or it might end up blasting music in Max's room when we really need her to take a nap. Whoops.
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At several points throughout the episode, the debate descended into an indecipherable cacophony, with the women yelling over one another about Corinne's naps, Taylor's naps, when it's appropriate to take a nap, when it's not, and whether or not Abraham Lincoln and Michael Jordan should be considered notorious nappers.
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If you're super jazzed about getting an autonomous vehicle to chauffeur you around town while you catch up on Netflix or take a nap, we've got some bad news: The current geographical disparities in internet access mean it's probably not going to happen for at least another 15–20 years.
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There's the private version if you want to do work on your ride, there's the sleeper car if you want to take a nap, there's the entertainment car if your friends and family want to watch movies, there's the bar car to have fun with other people on your ride home.
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Tiger's win ushered in of a youth movement on the PGA Tour—it was time for the the Hale Irwins and Greg Normans and Ben Crenshaws to take a nap—but it also meant the opening up of the game of golf to a group of outsiders who'd forever been denied access.
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Hannah Gadsby messes with anti-vaxxers by making pet rock versions of memes Pilot crashes plane and proceeds to vlog his rescue from the Canadian wilderness Netflix's 'Mindhunter' Season 2 trailer teases teeny but terrifying Charles Manson Bear cub scares the crap out of two dudes just trying to take a nap
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I suggest that the Ostrichpillow Hood may turn out to be broadly socially acceptable, not least for anyone already familiar with the original Ostrichpillow, but also because asking work colleagues to respect the need to focus is a lot different to asking them to ignore your need to take a nap at your desk.
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Pilot crashes plane and proceeds to vlog his rescue from the Canadian wilderness Netflix's 'Mindhunter' Season 2 trailer teases teeny but terrifying Charles Manson Bear cub scares the crap out of two dudes just trying to take a nap John Oliver's deep dive into prison labor is as disturbing as it is eye-opening
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Recent episodes of these new shows have also tackled mommy brain, breast-feeding holds, malfunctioning strollers and the cognitive dissonance between loving your children so much that you would die for them and being pretty sure that if they don't take a nap right now you will lose whatever mommy brain you have left.
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I will say I have this one moment, it was like Sunday afternoon and we had just taped a bunch of podcasts and I was tired and I wanted to take a nap before the evening events I had to go to and I'm pretty sure Kara chose that moment to call her insurance company.
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You can pick up her "Watch Me Take a Nap" shirt ($49) from the film, the green suede biker jacket ($298) and olive jeans that she wears in the "I Don't Live It, I Love It" performance and the knockout sparkly stunner cocktail dress ($198), which was specifically designed for the casino scene in the movie.
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Bear cub scares the crap out of two dudes just trying to take a nap Pilot crashes plane and proceeds to vlog his rescue from the Canadian wilderness John Oliver's deep dive into prison labor is as disturbing as it is eye-opening Tiny cockroach bot is hard to squash—and could one day save lives
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In every way possible, because I have to be there late and sometimes have to work in the morning at 11 AM, and I will be so tired that I have to take a nap, then I'll be up late and have to work the next day at 3:30, and I could sleep until then, so it makes me nocturnal.
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They fear that their son is being brainwashed into being a good little soldier, a loyal Chinese patriot, and are sure that the school employs methods that rankle American sensibilities, including hard-edged coercion; public competition, with posted rankings of everything from height and hemoglobin level to recorder skills, punctuality and politeness; and even threats of calling the police if a child doesn't take a nap.
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In the conversation with ARK Invest — a Tesla shareholder that wrote a stern letter to Musk after he tweeted about taking Tesla private — Musk said Tesla vehicles would be capable of self-driving by the end of this year and that by the end of 2020 human drivers wouldn't have to pay attention while the car drives and you could even take a nap until arriving to your destination.
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