There is, at last, that waking dream turned waking nightmare, Israel.
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Waking up to bright light is better than waking up to dark surroundings.
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And so he announces that the "waking dream turned waking nightmare" is Israel.
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The only thing worse than waking up hungover is waking up hungover and sweaty.
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Waking up feeling normal is a fabulous thing after years of waking up sick.
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WAKING UP "ASLEEP" Unfortunately, waking up from a coma doesn't mean you're A-OK.
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"It was as if every waking moment was the first waking moment," she wrote.
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I remember waking, startled, sick with a burning in my chest—the worst kind of waking.
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"What's comforting is that the nation is waking up, that the youth are waking up," he said.
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That's 91 waking days; cumulatively, that adds up to 370 billion waking American hours and $349 billion.
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Waking up next to my husband felt so comfortable, and I wanted to keep waking up next to him.
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Waking up in the morning can be like waking up next to a bonfire after you've died in the game.
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Europe is waking up..." King retweeted Collett's message and added a message: "Europe is waking up...Will America...in time?
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Europe is waking up..." Mr. King's retweet included a comment of his own: "Europe is waking up...Will America...in time?
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While sleep regularity refers to both your bedtime and waking time, Dr. Rodrigues placed an emphasis on maintaining a constant waking time.
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Officers can be heard making jokes while Timpa was unconscious, acting as if waking him was like waking up a child for school.
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More than that, I liked waking up with the same soft skin I was used to waking up with in my own bed.
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They aren't waking up to do work because they ought to; they're waking up because they want to [wake up and do their work].
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"One of the things that I've been most encouraged about in an otherwise bleak landscape is the degree to which -- as Director Coats was alluding to -- American companies are waking up, American universities are waking up, our foreign partners are waking up," Wray said.
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Having a good pillow can be the difference between waking up unable to move your head, and waking up feeling refreshed and ready for the day.
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"I'm the one who is always waking up in the middle of the night, waking up at seven every day and sometimes I just want a break," says Lowell.
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"Waking" was originally going to be the last song on the album, and it's about zeroing on that moment in time [when you're] waking up, unsure if the world had ended.
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Nobody's waking up like that — not even the Frenchies.
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" The mother and daughter spent "every waking moment together.
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" Alex: "Like waking up into a strange dream reality.
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People are waking up and ... And figuring it out.
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It's where we wanted to merge these ideas of her waking life, where she's seemingly keeping it together, and her dream life, where she's losing time and waking up in strange places.
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NATURAL RISE Waking up to an alarm makes me feel nauseous and reminds me of being in boarding school and waking up at 3 in the morning to study for a test.
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Some were sleeping for an hour, others were waking up.
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That's when she realized everyone had deplaned without waking her.
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But I caught myself waking up every hour or two.
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Even then, dreams are harder to recall than waking experience.
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You spend most of your waking hours at your desk.
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No, maybe it just wants every other asinine, waking hour.
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Google seems to be waking up from its VR daydream.
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We're just waking up the juices and the citruses. 3.
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"That shows that the community is waking up," she said.
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Are we finally waking up and smelling the scrotum roses?
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So sad waking up to the news about Michael Nance.
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"I don't remember much besides waking up," Zanca tells PEOPLE.
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But sleeping well without waking up sporadically is a struggle.
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But it may be waking up to the potential risks.
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Governments are waking up to the scale of the problem.
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Waking up to sweet puppy kisses isn't too bad, though.
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What were your first thoughts, waking up after the orchiectomy?
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I sobered up, sharp, like waking into a strange nightmare.
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Usually waking up from nap time is a terrible feeling.
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It's worth forking over the pesos and waking up early.
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I am not happy about waking up this early today.
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So what are their reasons for waking up each morning?
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Sometimes with words but usually simply by waking and thriving.
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Zelizer: I am waking up to digest the stunning news.
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Waking up the following morning, I still felt pretty off.
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I wanted to be there for her every waking moment.
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Alex Jones was in Waking Life and A Scanner Darkly .
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Eventually, I got used to waking up at 5 a.
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China's government is only slowly waking up to this fact.
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Waking up later is kind of sad, sort of depressing.
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Three steps to waking up after shooting all night: 1.
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He spends every waking second trying to hide this fact.
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I am blessed to spend every waking day with her.
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Just by waking up, I know I've done something right.
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I can sense the city waking up all around me.
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Today, tech companies are finally waking up to the problem.
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If you're just waking up here's what you missed pic.twitter.
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It's a song, obviously, about waking up next to someone.
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China seems to be waking up to the plastic problem.
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You can't sleep at night because you keep waking up.
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Waking people are not beholden to their sleeping alter egos.
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But it also has a way of waking people up.
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Let songbirds herald my waking life when you kissed me!
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My own politics is waking to this new political landscape.
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The waking "dream of fascism" was a dream, after all.
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Are you spending all your waking hours playing Pokémon Go?
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"What's happening here is America is waking up," he said.
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Marra, too, keeps waking in the middle of the night.
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But there are some major benefits to waking up early.
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Everybody's sick of waking up to the same old shit!
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Today, he's waking up to the sounds of heavy machinery.
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Belatedly, and partially, Brussels is waking up to the threat.
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"Virginia is waking up from a troubled history," he said.
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Generally, if you're waking up tired, you're not getting enough.
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It will become easier because people are waking up now.
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People back home are probably waking up to the end.
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It's waking up the abdominal area, particularly the lower abs.
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"Waking up sore every day is not fun," he said.
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Sometimes I fell asleep at stoplights, waking to blaring horns.
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Scholars now are just waking up to talk about empire.
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"He devoted every waking moment to it," Mr. Agnifilo said.
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Waking up is hard, but it's a part of life.
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Others say Lopez Obrador is waking up to the discontent.
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He had written the note upon waking at 5 a.m.
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We can't keep waking up to these type of stories.
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Mainstream celebrities increasingly seem to be waking up to this.
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My first mistake was waking up early to get groceries.
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It was his waking life that felt unreal and dreamlike.
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One downside of warmer days: They are waking the mosquitoes.
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And Mr. Eng said he keeps waking up at 3.
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This was my waking thought, so early in the morning.
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Waking up every morning or going to bed without her.
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In others, bears are waking from their slumber too early.
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I hate going to sleep, and I hate waking up.
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Or I'm waking up with my wife in the morning.
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RanDalls Island Park Imagine waking up inside an anime cartoon.
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Waking up to the smell of burned plastic was common.
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Not every waking minute, but when you're reminded somehow, sure.
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He saw his role as waking up his fellow citizens.
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"He's just waking up," Christopher said, picking the child up.
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Wilson saw Farris surrounded by people almost every waking hour.
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It'll be 213 today, but you're waking up — to rain.
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"It's like waking up every morning in quicksand," McQ said.
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"Now we're all waking up to the problem," she said.
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No fun waking up this early, but barre makes me feel really good about myself and even when I'm grumpy about waking up early, it really is a great way to start my day.
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The same share acknowledged waking up to check the device at least once during the night, while a slightly smaller share, 23 percent, said they used a device within five minutes of waking up.
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"Words can't even describe the feeling I had waking up this morning knowing I'd be waking up next to you every day for the rest of my life," Nik said on his IG page.
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People around the U.S. are waking up to a white Christmas.
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Immediately upon waking up in their new dimension, things are different.
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Waking up from a seizure is a bit like being born.
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"It's not like waking up in the morning," he told NBC.
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An infrared thermometer that can be used without waking someone up.
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To see it gone was like waking up in a nightmare.
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She keeps waking up her new housemate, Mary Louise, with them.
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Along with the earth, you are waking up after winter's hibernation.
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Maybe you're waking up with hangovers and losing half a day.
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Her father posted a video to Facebook of her waking up.
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Waking up on a Monday morning in the dead of winter.
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They get more waking hours in the day without feeling tired.
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Natasha Drewnicki: Waking up to Brexit was a rollercoaster of emotions.
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Waking up in a different one is like a different world.
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But influencers aren't the only ones waking up to these changes.
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Just waking up in a place that doesn't feel like you.
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The country was only just waking up to the opioid problem.
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Note that he's using "arousal" to mean waking up, not horniness.
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Waking up Saturday morning, I felt like a kid on Christmas.
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He was consumed by pain and dreaded waking up each morning.
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Waking up to a warm kitten napping on your chest: cute.
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Waking up screaming and yelling; going to sleep screaming and yelling.
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Boston Dynamics is the mad robot scientist of our waking dreams.
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She said that had a positive effect on her waking state.
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"Waking Ned Devine," the underrated Irish comedy, is new on Amazon.
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I was waking up near the sea, and that was irritating.
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I want to soak in every waking second with my family.
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Sometimes I catch myself waking up and I (am) just screaming.
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My goal was to slip out without waking my wife, Sam.
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The Trump era just dominates my waking and sometimes sleeping moments.
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And then he remembers waking up in a hospital in Germany.
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In "Waking Up" (2018), a young man is lying in bed.
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The two find themselves waking up randomly in each other's bodies.
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You spend about half of your waking hours at your job.
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That's why I was having waking nightmares before we started filming.
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KS, is slowly waking up to the redeeming potential of technology.
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Waking up the next morning, I was dreading the cocktail party.
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Investors seem to be waking up, if slowly, to this fact.
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The intern in our living room kept waking up the baby.
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Swift tweeted her appreciation for Perry's "Waking Up in Vegas" video.
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We are very postive about her waking up from the coma.
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"Now she's mad at me," Kylie added after waking her up.
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She stopped waking with a start when she saw my silhouette.
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Fortunately, some clothing companies are waking up to the climate crisis.
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And that means waking up the "too woke to vote" crowd.
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"Every day waking up is very different for me," said Inaba.
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Some, like waking up during surgery, can't be prevented by worrying.
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Did I still fear waking up and weighing 16 pounds again?
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I started waking up at 6 A.M. every day to write.
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We spend the better part of our waking hours at work.
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Here's what else is happening: Waking up with a warm shower?
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Here's how my week of waking up like Apple's CEO went.
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These were not just passing thoughts; they consumed his waking life.
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He tried to pass his waking hours without getting into trouble.
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His very first words upon waking up were 'I need vodka.
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These are things to think about when waking up your father.
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At their best, they make something close to a waking dream.
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Waking up to that news was a bit of a bummer.
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You're waking up to one of the last gasps of winter.
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Rue: I have been waking up at five in the morning.
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Investors are waking up to the emotional struggle of startup founders
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It's also waking up every day to the current news cycle.
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And that melds nicely into this waking nightmare of a story.
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When we're just waking up, the PNS may still be active.
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Why the fuck is he waking up at 2:30 AM?
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"Our Little Sister" begins with a couple waking up in bed.
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Even the Federal Reserve is waking up to climate change risks.
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Women are waking again, recognizing and welcoming the righteous anger within.
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" You know, "You're not going to be waking up to tweets.
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Lately I've been waking up super energized to go to work.
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He has a meticulous training regimen, waking up at 5 a.m.
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"It's like a reward for waking up early," Mr. Mayer said.
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By the time spring break arrives, many species are waking up.
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Sleep: Is waking up abnormally early the way to get ahead?
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The Europeans appear, belatedly, to be waking up to the threat.
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For Nicolas Cage, happy hour apparently starts right after waking up.
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Nevertheless, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are waking up.
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For her, getting to work means waking up at 4 a.m.
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"Waking up someplace is so different from visiting," Ms. Horsten said.
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He remembers waking up in a bowl of macaroni and cheese.
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The Case for a Breakfast Feast Upon waking, eat like royalty.
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Reach out and sign up.. Thanks for waking up with us.
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We successfully transfer him to his crib without waking him up.
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I like waking up to the smell of bacon, sue me.
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The next day, Peter and Victoria are shown waking up together.
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Roughly two million Americans are waking up behind bars this morning.
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Wall Street is waking up to the threat of the coronavirus.
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She was not your typical mom waking up to make eggs.
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This is death: a sleep from which there is no waking.
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There are still occasional, confounding slowdowns, especially when waking from sleep.
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Working 40 hours a week and waking up at 8 a.m.
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"Waking me at dawn will screw up my life," I yelled.
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Sometimes, just waking up is an event in and of itself.
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"The fires had a way of waking us up," he said.
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"Dreams are much more naïve" than our waking thoughts, he said.
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Undone visibly draws on both A Scanner Darkly and Waking Life.
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Waking Life is available to rent on all major streaming services.
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There is something undeniably powerful about waking up at 4 a.m.
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On waking up, she does the math and realizes she is.
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This is almost like it&aposs waking up my muscles. No?
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Who is Ajit Pai waking up every morning and trying to please?
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Nearly all of their waking hours, the Tsimane are standing or walking.
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Many of us spend the majority of our waking hours at work.
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I kept waking up in the morning with a terrible sore throat.
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We have yet to see the devastation they are waking up to.
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Waking up and breathing is something that we all take for granted.
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Wu-Tang Clan, Shaq, and 'being confused after waking up from naps.
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There are people for whom waking up this morning was unbelievably difficult.
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People in Asia were waking up to it on a Tuesday morning.
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Not only for waking up but for everything else in your life.
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It all starts with waking up and making a more sustainable bed.
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My husband wears earplugs, I'd imagine for both peaceful sleep, and waking.
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Participants' preference for waking early or late was included in the data.
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" She added: "My heart is happy and fullfiled waking up this morning.
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I remember waking up one day and saying it isn't about commerce.
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By 2½, he started sleeping through the whole night without waking up.
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Ferriss recommends a brief meditation first thing after waking up each day.
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Waking down a long passageway, he joked with the patients and staff.
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Sunday, waking her up and asking if she knew where Mateen was.
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"When bae films you waking up in the morning," the actress wrote.
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What would be your tips to waking up feeling like a boss?
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When I call Sturgeon the next afternoon, he is just waking up.
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I usually like Monday mornings; I like waking up at 63 a.m.
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"It was weird waking up and Larry not being there," she says.
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Waking up to a warm rainforest animal napping on your chest: terrifying.
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Don't overthink any messages sent after midnight that you see upon waking.
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"We found most people were waking up with Poncho anyway," said Mandel.
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He's one of many successful people who swear by waking up early.
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"I did have someone waking me up every two hours," she said.
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The stewards start waking people up between 5:64 and 6 a.m.
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Doctors monitored his condition over the next three days before waking him.
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Both the main parties seem to be waking up to this fact.
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Even waking up early seems to help — apparently billionaires are into that.
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Are we still waking up drunk with that alcohol myopia in tow?
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That's when the party people start waking and going to the beach.
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I love waking up in the morning pretty early, starting my day.
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Whatever your reasons for waking up at the crack of 10 a.
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They are fine, no extractions, and they're waking up from the anesthesia.
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On waking, I realized the nightmare was here, and it was ongoing.
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Even the establishment media is waking up—granted a year too late.
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Then imagine waking up after spending 41,000 years frozen in Siberian permafrost.
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Participants were able to sleep through the flashes of light without waking.
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Imagine waking up one day and seeing colors you've never seen before.
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The pounding headache and puffy, red skin upon waking the next morning.
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I only remember waking up in my hotel room the next morning.
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Definitely made my day waking up in the morning to 1000+ notifications.
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She doesn't do nothing with her kids, she's just waking up singing?!
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And belatedly, regulators, too, are waking up to the new financial order.
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"He is not waking up," Omony said, gesticulating wildly and looking concerned.
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I don't know, maybe it was Rick waking up from his coma.
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The next thing I remember is just waking up and hearing 'recover.
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The beauty products distributor tried again Tuesday, waking up at 4 a.m.
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When they noticed something was wrong, they began waking up their neighbors.
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But it starts with everyday people waking up and taking a stand.
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The right-hander lacked efficiency, though, waking three and throwing 97 pitches.
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It feels like a bit of a treat for waking up early.
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Even in his waking life, Jamie struggles to be intimate with Claire.
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Satisfaction We spend about a fifth of our waking lives at work.
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"People are waking up to how unsound Donald Trump is," said Gov.
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We devote most of our waking hours to working for our organizations.
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"The next thing I remember is waking up," the former model said.
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I felt like a child waking up to the season's first snowfall.
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Next, the video shows the boy waking up and crying for help.
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Waking up Wednesday, knowing Mr. Obama had left, I still felt happy.
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This involves waking the child about 20 minutes before they normally sleepwalk.
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Charles appears to have trouble waking up, let alone maintaining a home.
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His every waking minute is consumed with worry, anxiety, fear, and depression.
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Not dreams, but that state adjacent to sleep, the mind on waking.
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Waking up used to be impossible, it was very, very painful mentally.
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And finally, do you reach for your coffee right after waking up?
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There are signs that Trump is slowly waking up to this reality.
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About waking up to this moment, seeing this for what it is.
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Eventually they merge in distorted drone—a dream half remembered upon waking.
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But "waking up" isn't the right phrase because I'm not exactly conscious.
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This tip applies to much more than waking up at 5 a.m.
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I'm still waking up very early in the morning and finishing late.
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Say nighttime is only for sleeping, not for tantrums or waking Mama.
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Waking up to the result of their indifference they belatedly repudiated Jones.
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He is the author of Zucked: Waking Up to the Facebook Catastrophe.
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"I love waking up and hearing the snowfall," Ms. Caponetto, 49, said.
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Tears filled Bertens's eyes as she described waking up at 3 a.m.
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When I covered the media, I spent every waking hour on Twitter.
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Much of the world is waking up to a strange new reality.
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PUT YOUR RECORDS ON Realistically I'm waking up around 9 or 10.
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Many fledgling creators dream of waking up to viral fame and riches.
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"We're sort of waking up to how bad it is," she said.
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I felt as if I were waking up while watching a play.
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During an episode, waking hours are characterized by a sense of unreality.
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Breakingviews Wall Street is finally waking up to the reality in Washington.
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But dismal scientists are waking up to this dismal state of affairs.
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Another posted a cartoon of a cat waking up his sleeping owner.
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There's this aromatherapy quality of both easing tension and waking you up.
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A typical day begins with Zaina waking her mom around 6 a.m.
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January 22: Start waking up two minutes early, like a retired Marine.
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Her next memory was waking up as Mr. Batali was raping her.
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It was a lioness, waking up in time for her evening hunt.
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Now, it seems Prince's estate is waking up to the same reality.
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The result is a feeling of paralysis and "waking dreams," often nightmares.
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Apple's retail operation in China is waking up after coronavirus-related closures.
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And she models her day on Ms. Trump's, waking at 6 a.m.
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The problem: waking up with your sheets bunched up at your feet.
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"This office has a way of waking you up," Obama told reporters.
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Steiner claimed that he, too, could see spirits in his waking life.
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Common goals, like exercising daily or waking up earlier, aren't inherently enjoyable.
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The world is slowly waking up to the climate and environmental crisis.
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But as the anniversary approached, flashbacks invaded her dreams and waking hours.
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Isn't that like waking the patient to give her a sleeping pill?
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It played a loud, obnoxious song, waking my husband and I up.
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This morning, we're waking up to clear skies — until the evening commute.
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Of waking up every morning and literally looking down on everyone else.
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It starts with his father waking up at 2 in the morning.
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I'm talking about being woke, while leaving room for the still waking.
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Have you had any dreams recently that enlightened you about waking life?
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Smith, professional enemies who spend every waking hour thinking about each other.
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It's easy to think of our waking hours as blocks of time.
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Imagine waking up in a sleepy town in the south of France.
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If so, you're waking up on the wrong side of the bed.
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Waking up each day as a rebirth, now that is a practice.
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The next several years were a blur of DUIs, suicide attempts, waking up in different beds having no idea how she got there or who they belonged to and waking up with injuries she had no memory of.
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Needless to say, waking up on Sunday morning might be a little rough.
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The show, at Burning in Water, is aptly titled Waking Up in Glory.
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"Waking up listening to @ddlovato 'sober,' " the rapper, 28, wrote on social media.
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The one who continued to resist by waking away from the police .... Again.
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And, of course, waking up in a bed full of her beloved dogs.
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I'm waking up going, Oh my God, my life just flipped upside down.
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That means most of our waking hours are spent sitting on our butts.
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Waking up in the morning was like the worst part of the day.
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However, that's usually as far as sex dreams usually go in waking life.
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Later she recalled waking up in bed with Cosby, both of them naked.
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I remember waking up from my mastectomy with an indescribable sense of relief.
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Meanwhile, in the waking world, a medical team tries to save his life.
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The Kardashian-Jenner family spends nearly every waking hour with their glam squads.
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It's an expensive habit, but I like waking up feeling like Beyoncé #Flawless.
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When you're waking up, worried about health care, jobs, your kids, their school.
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In this sleepy fishing port, locals are waking up to a growing threat.
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I stopped waking up with somebody else's problem chipping away at my psyche.
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After waking up, I feel compelled to translate those dreams into these sets.
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"After waking up, I had to learn how to live again," Stow says.
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The couple miraculously made it to safety after waking at 8:30 a.m.
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She got pregnant, and began waking up to how bad her relationship was.
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The game opens with you waking from a dream and exploring your room.
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With that in mind, waking up on time is a pretty modest ask.
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Don't worry, on 3/2 there will be something worth waking up for.
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The game opens with the boy and Trico waking up in a cave.
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All across the state of Iowa and this country, people are waking up.
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"What was your last memory before waking up in the hospital?" asks Stork.
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I be waking up in the middle of the night out my naps.
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Waking up isn't easy, but now it can be a little more fun.
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What most people fail to realize is that waking up at 4 a.m.
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Waking the Feminists are organising several events, the National Women's Council promote it.
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Immediately after waking up, Aniston says she drinks a glass of celery juice.
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I remember waking up a few hours later, face down in the grass.
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Waking up to the various confused responses to #Sheeranalbumparty makes me very happy.
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It's crazy what not waking up with a hangover will do to you!
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This is a time we like to call, "good luck waking up," season.
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At the very least, they prove I was waking up early every day.
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It's a terrifying film that will haunt your dreams and your waking moments.
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"I love waking up in the morning with texts from her," Athena says.
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And it's every day waking up not knowing how you're going to feel.
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But in reality, Netflix is probably waking up to the crowded streaming landscape.
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I get up and check on C., who is just waking up too.
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Imagine: Never waking up wondering what messages you sent the night before. Glorious!
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Waking up after that first night, I was equal parts hopeful and overwhelmed.
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On "Leanin,'" he sings of "[waking] up surprised" at surviving a suicide attempt.
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Are you looking for something to make waking up a little more zesty?
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After waking up from a 30-day induced coma, she started to panic.
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As your inner clock gets back on track, the waking up gets easier.
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I kept waking up throughout the night, hot and cold, on and off.
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"Waking up to a bear dragging me was pretty scary," he tells PEOPLE.
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I think the tech companies are very, very slowly waking up to this.
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Falling asleep while watching TV could mean waking up to this unsettling static.
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If you use an iPhone, Apple probably controls most of your waking hours.
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Imagine waking up the next day and seeing that in your back garden.
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Aren't we, in the end, sleeping to improve ourselves in our waking lives?
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After waking up from a nap, the "happy, healthy little boy" was limping.
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We are waking up every day in the montage of jaw-dropping headlines.
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For many creative people, waking up early is a way to avoid distractions.
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I'm waking up going, Oh my God, my life just flipped upside down.
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Imagine waking up every day excited for what you've set out to accomplish.
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I had this entire fantasy about waking up and being like, Sailor Moon.
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Though he doesn't think about his status every waking second, it's always there.
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The mission ended with Arthur waking up in the middle of a field.
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More and more cryptocurrency investors seem to be waking up to that reality.
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This seems more realistic for me than waking up every day at 6.
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Start going to sleep and waking up at the same time every day.
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Is the sexsomniac acting out a "true" self unfettered by their waking minds?
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And I am spending every waking moment now trying to bring Republicans together.
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What are you going to do, spend every waking hour with your parent?
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But we're waking this morning to a vivid reminder of another environmental threat.
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Jennifer Lawrence won't be able to save us from this waking nightmare though.
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There are promising signs that Congress is finally waking up to these realities.
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Mr. Grassley, who is known for waking early and jogging at 4 a.m.
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He does this waking-up-hungover act several more times throughout the film.
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Bollywood is also suddenly waking up to the potential of the Chinese market.
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Waking in the night, she rolls over and checks it for new messages.
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For 34 years she has had to live that trauma each waking moment.
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On the other hand, I discovered that waking up at 3:45 a.m.
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There are signs that some Democratic leaders are waking up to this problem.
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But I'm waking up, and my misguided mom-splaining personality is taking over.
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Most dreams, especially the bizarre synaptic fizzles right before waking, are banal nonsense.
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It was hard waking up today, to an empty side of the bed.
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But, still, the world didn't seem to be waking up to climate crisis.
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That's not the same, though, as actually waking up on that terrifying morning.
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It's the waking up and doing it when you don't feel like it.
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I'm waking up going, Oh my god, my life just flipped upside down.
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Here, Marabeth explains their plans for the day, which includes waking up early.
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For the unadjusted, that means waking up in the night gasping for air.
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It's not dramatic, like waking up one morning and feeling 100 percent better.
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But in the last six seconds of my waking day, I saw it.
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If you're waking up stiff or achey, it's time to upgrade your bed.
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They are essentially charged with waking up what has been a somnambulant board.
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Within an hour of waking up and heading out, Brennan had gotten lost.
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"It's not the same as waking up next to your partner," he said.
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We do think it's interesting that tech is waking up to ed tech.
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"I've been waking up early, working out and then job-searching," he said.
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A: Waking up with a soaking nightgown during or after pregnancy is common.
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"Voyeurs" felt like TV waking up and realizing it could try new things.
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So Ms. Calabrese quit, and sought an audience elsewhere, waking at 4 a.m.
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You had an actor who was terrified, waking up into a zombie apocalypse.
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Sometimes after waking up, she lies on the bed for quite some time.
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We also asked our customers what it felt like waking with Little Rooster.
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Then, it's not always the same person waking up early or staying late.
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Are you waking up on time for school days and getting enough sleep?
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"Waking up next to your boss is the most awkward thing," Murphy admits.
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"I really enjoyed waking up and having a New York bagel," he said.
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It's like they are here, and the dreams are just like waking sometimes.
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Following through on a threat of no dinner would risk a midnight waking.
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The next thing she remembers is her mother waking her around 5 a.m.
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He brings the same discipline to his workout routine, waking at 5 a.m.
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"That wasn't the Saturday I thought I was waking up to," he said.
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But within five days of waking up, he was back on his feet.
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"I had been waking up every morning to sinkfuls of hair," she said.
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They move like waking dreams, mystical and evanescent yet magnificent mountains of corporeality.
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Waking up in the night cringing at small talk, blurted inanities, perceived slights.
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He liked the job, but he hated waking before sunrise for his shift.
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That's not to say that she spends every waking moment thinking about it.
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It was cold, but it's hard to beat waking up to that view.
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Billionaire Richard Branson says his morning routine of waking up at 5 a.m.
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When I'm working on a role, I have what I call waking dreams.
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From the age of 15, Lorenzen started waking up at 4:30 a.m.
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America is waking up to the problems of concentration and lax antitrust enforcement.
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You're sick of the sleeping, and waking up, and living every single day.
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For women, the start of 21625 felt like waking up to a nightmare.
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The device can also be programmed to encourage waking at a specified time.
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She remembers waking up in a hospital intensive care unit three weeks later.
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But shortly after moving, she started waking in the night, unable to breathe.
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Cognitive tasks and mood tests were then carried out during their waking hours.
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So called, 5 AM Club was over glorified in the last couple of years, but waking up early doesn't mean waking up at 230 AM. I am not saying you cannot do it, but I am saying that maybe you shouldn't.
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We'll be out there tonight for a little bit, but we're waking up early.
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"I think the Senate's waking up a little bit to our responsibilities," said Sen.
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This memory bias also exists for waking memories, and is not unique to dreams.
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You just can imagine Drake waking up in his hotel room this morning, confused.
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Yes, wages are going up, Italy&aposs waking up, Austria&aposs woken up, Poland.
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Plus, waking up hungover on more days than not wasn't exactly a great feeling.
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I miss waking up and drinking cappuccino and reading the New York Times together.
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"Waking up in paradise 🌸🐳," Taylor captioned a photo of the gorgeous island.
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State Like Sleep, out January 4, is a movie about a woman waking up.
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At this point, we've covered almost everything that's indirectly related to waking up early.
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Waking up earlier and seeing my boyfriend's sleepy face brightens my morning a bit.
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And back at the hospital, one of them is waking up from her stroke.
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That's something to be attuned to — are you always waking up with a headache?
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While waking up early can be a struggle, the benefits can outweigh the hassles.
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What about waking up and eating a snack in the middle of the night?
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You can enable waking up your console with your voice on the same menu.
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At 13, he was a paperboy in Nebraska, waking up at 240:27 a.m.
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Waking up is hard to do — but these stretches will make it much easier.
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"She filled every waking moment learning to walk again, studying and praying," says Anne.
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We can relitigate 2016 in all our waking days and sometimes in our dreams.
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"Waking up missing this giant of a man who gave me everything," she said.
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The next thing she remembers is waking up to a sexual assault, she said.
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It kept knocking during sleep, during waking hours, during time of contemplation of self.
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I wanted to sleep in, but end up waking up to my husband's alarm.
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It's legitimately helpful in that scrum between waking up and getting to the train.
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Our normal state—during waking hours—is just one state of consciousness we experience.
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It's not a miracle worker, but it does make waking up a little better.
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Pieces of his life and memory return in his dreams, both waking and sleeping.
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He likened the disappointment to waking up on Christmas and seeing an empty tree.
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My husband's in Shanghai for work, so I don't worry about waking him up.
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At least I'm waking up at home and Dad is making a breakfast run!
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On days when he has a matinee, that means waking up at 8 a.m.
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After waking up from a coma, he spent another nine months in the hospital.
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Otherwise, I was just a toy waking up in the night, bumping into walls.
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Cut to Kara waking up to a living room full of men and beer.
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Probably not the best way to handle waking up, but it works for me.
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Nor does she remember waking up the next morning and going to the office.
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The private and public markets are waking up to the realization that representation matters.
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The mainstream theatre world is waking up to the possibilities of such an approach.
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For example, the Windows Hello cameras don't always turn-on when waking from sleep.
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"A waking dream," she captioned the photo of her smiling serenely at her newborn.
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It can be terrifying waking up every day feeling unsafe in your own body.
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The first step, however, is waking up to the crisis and its monstrous scope.
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Hibernating species usually experience a period of deep sleep, waking up every few weeks.
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Just not play at every waking moment even though you can take it anywhere?
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It's just starting to get chilly here, which makes waking up that much harder.
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It's only now, however, that authorities -- and the nation -- are waking up to it.
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"Only 50 years later are we waking up to the true harm from sugar."
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Between me going out and me waking up in the ICU, there is nothing.
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Waking up on the first day of school freshman year vs senior year pic.twitter.
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Getting tired of waking up to the bullhorn and the sounds and the cussing.
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Look, if waking up early and writing a gratitude journal works for you, great!
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"Waking up listening to @ddlovato 'sober,&apos" the rapper, 28, wrote on social media.
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It feels a little numb, a little like you're waking up, being very groggy.
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This can disrupt sleep, and leave people feeling groggy and/or ravenous upon waking.
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"In my waking life, I could rationalize that that would never happen," he says.
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Jet lag occurs when sleeping and waking patterns are not synchronized to circadian rhythms.
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Jane's waking nightmare of a man breaking into her house had me on edge.
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Don't worry about waking up late — if you set the app for 9 a.m.
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Maybe the country is waking up to what's going on and ready to change.
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And to be a survivor is to wrestle that pain in every waking moment.
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During waking hours, participants were housed in a private room and kept basically sedentary.
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First, decide on a reasonable sleeping and waking time, and then stick to it.
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And my dad was dating supermodels, so I was waking up to Adriana Lima.
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Snap is waking up to the "Time Well Spent" movement Facebook is already addressing.
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"People are waking up to realizing that you do that with organizing," he continued.
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She says she lost consciousness ... before waking up in a pool of her blood.
|
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After waking up at the Tahiti Pearl Resort, we got straight down to business.
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"Stop waking patients up - give an uninterrupted period for sleep at night," Inouye said.
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He recommends immediately exercising after waking up, instead of doing anything that requires thinking.
|
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At long last, the Labour party and trade unions are waking up to this.
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"I remember waking up in the mornings and going to work happy," she said.
|
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After decades of sitting on the sidelines, Congress now seems to be waking up.
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"Glad it's all over," Donald told Golf Channel after waking up at 5 a.m.
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That truly, 15 of my 16 waking hours would be spent in unbearable nausea.
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With Edge, you can scroll the web page without, Weber said, waking it up.
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So you went home before dark and went to bed early, waking after midnight.
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Many voters waking up to the opacity of the process expressed displeasure with it.
|
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Harry Hole enters the movie by waking groggily on a park bench, hungover again.
|
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Here's a look at Thompson's typical day, from waking up at 5:30 a.m.
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Political media now appears to be waking up to Avenatti being a partisan provocateur.
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The hardest part of waking up is staying awake and not falling back asleep.
|
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For billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson, his morning routine includes waking up at 5 a.m.
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Gossip nailed him for a sleepwalker, punching holes in the bathroom walls without waking.
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The actor has a famous routine that includes waking up at 2:30 a.m.
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There's no hack for waking up early, says former U.S. Navy SEAL Jocko Willink.
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If you're not a morning person, we know how difficult waking up can be.
|
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Kristen Brock-Petroshius, an organizer with SURJ, spoke of waking up at 4 a.m.
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"Well, as crazy as I could get without waking my sleeping son," she laughs.
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America got sick, and now we're waking up to that, and we need healing.
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For many of us, waking up is the most challenging part of the day.
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Old people don't start waking up earlier just because they're adapting to cultural stereotypes.
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Nearly every time I fall asleep I end up waking up with a jolt.
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"They're on us, they're on us," Guzman's associate, known as "Cóndor," yelled, waking Guzman.
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Doctors huddled around another bed, delivering news to a man waking up from surgery.
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"I'm waking up, and I hear him say, 'I accept your offer,'" Green recalls.
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This went on — the waking up, and nodding off again — for a half-hour.
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One morning upon waking, she felt so weak and tired that she couldn't stand.
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But it's not the same as waking into a morning full of bird song.
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AN UNLIKELY JOURNEY Waking Up From My American Dream By Julián Castro 225 pp.
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It's the best way for waking up and putting yourself in a good mood.
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So our customers certainly like waking sexy if not every day, then most days.
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If waking up to clammy sheets bothers you, this may not be for you.
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When Raniere materialized — waking from a micronap — it was as if a record skipped.
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Stranger still are the delusions, obsessively imagined miniworlds with the logic of waking dreams.
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Launching directly from waking up to checking email could lead to burnout, he adds.
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Imagine waking up and realizing that you are now living in a different country.
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The tech industry is finally waking up to the fact that diversity breeds innovation.
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It opens with a mother waking up at night to care for her baby.
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I hope by waking up earlier, I can carve out more time for myself.
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Read last week's newsletter about why getting your kids dressed is a waking nightmare.
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I slept well through the night and loved waking up to those ocean views.
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A few hours later, the ground shook again, waking neighbors but doing little damage.
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Sam Harris estimates that his "Waking Up" podcast gets one million listeners an episode.
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His next memory was waking up in the United States, relieved to be alive.
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People are waking up because students like you have taken bold and direct action.
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I curse my lazy bum again for not waking up early enough to walk.
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For Britons waking up on Saturday morning, life will pretty much continue as normal.
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This timeline shows investors when to use Casper products — between bedtime and waking up.
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BUT they're also waking up enormous, venomous spiders – who are now ready to mate.
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Tech employees are waking up to our ability to come together and create change.
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Complain about waking up, quick butt and thigh routine, dressed, lunch, out the door!
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She says the next thing she remembered was waking up to him raping her.
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"I kept thinking that I was waking up from a bad dream," she said.
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But I remember waking up the next morning and feeling like nothing really changed.
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LAS VEGAS — Forget waking in the middle of the night to flip your pillow.
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As it slowed upon arrival at the next, I re-entered the waking world.
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"It's a bit like waking the sleeping giant," Pioneer's president and CEO told Cramer.
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I started working full time in January, so I've been waking up much earlier.
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If you are not a morning person, waking up can be a real pain.
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I slept deeply, waking only when the light had turned golden in the window.
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More crucial, waking up to a standardized sound is a boring way to live.
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A waking heart rate of 750 beats per minute drops to 150 during torpor.
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I love waking up every morning and feeling like I don't have it perfected.
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So it's no wonder that the left is waking from its long American slumber.
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I hated waking up for school and going to any class that challenged me.
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The facts: If you find yourself waking up a little damp, you're not alone.
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People are finally "waking up" to tech's dark side, Yelp CEO Jeremy Stoppelman says.
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" Another note card reads, "On waking tell your room what you think of it.
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I've always loved learning new things, but I hate waking up early and studying.
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Brits are waking up to the choice they made with Brexit, and Americans are waking up to what Trump is unleashing on the world — poorly rationalized decisions and continued sharing of thin information and facts that can be barely seen as truth.
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Actually surviving was the easy part it was waking up to nightmare that was ahead.
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Without any memories before waking up in the hospital, his closest relationship is with Claudia.
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Joey hasn't yet mentioned Morgan or Jaxon by name during his waking hours, she says.
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October 2018 - Castro's memoir, "An Unlikely Journey: Waking Up from My American Dream," is published.
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I like waking up before sunrise and partaking in the ritual meal with my parents.
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Waking up every morning is like turning the handle of a Jack-in-the-box.
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"I started waking up earlier so I could maybe get a little edge," he says.
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I'm sure it was enjoyable, but there's no way I was waking up that early.
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And by stressed I mean chest pains, waking up early, and dreading school in general.
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I'm not really looking forward to waking up early to go to work tomorrow, though.
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I can see waking up and drinking this and being ready to face the day.
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Would you risk waking a slumbering Terry Crews for the sweet prize of viral fame?
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The half-brothers spend almost every waking second together – relying on each other for support.
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"I'd be waking up in the morning in London to buy USA Yesterday," he jokes.
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And yes, not waking up with glitter all over my pillowcase will be nice too!
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Macleod said the arguments would often be late at night, waking him and his wife.
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But more importantly, we're connected by how we fill even the smallest of waking moments.
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It appears that the U.S. waking up has done little to boost trading so far.
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It's a dream come true, or at least a living, waking nightmare that was actualized.
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And I remember the feeling that accompanied that waking thought: a feeling of extreme anxiety.
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The next thing he remembered was waking up in the ambulance, according to the affidavit.
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Now developing countries are waking up to the idea as well, and not before time.
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The participants filled out a questionnaire that gauged how tired they are after waking up.
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It's what compels me to sneak around the house in fear of waking the baby.
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Nearly three months on, Sara struggles to sleep at night, often waking with recurring nightmares.
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I slept well, other than waking up for a few minutes during some moderate turbulence.
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In a dream-like haze, we see Rick, now old, waking up in a bed.
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We work that decision "muscle" every waking hour of the day: What should I wear?
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I think waking people up to that has been the coolest part of my year.
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Manny Stul, CEO of Moose Toys, says waking up early was life-changing for him.
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Missed Slack notifications can haunt a person's every waking hour — and their sleeping hours too.
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Ask what would help them look forward to waking up or want to be alive.
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We manage to transfer the little bubs into his bassinet without waking him very much.
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Could I be one step closer to waking up like Beyoncé for weeks on end?
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If they're right, it means we're unconscious for a significant portion of our waking life.
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Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey's morning routine also involves waking up at 5 a.m.
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One of the kids keeps waking up and demanding to sleep in his parents' bed.
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This is obviously very important news for people who spend every waking hour on Twitter.
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But there is one alarm clock that could make waking up a little more enjoyable.
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When we came out the next day it was like waking up in another place.
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He is, instead, waking Beck up in the morning with the promise of takeout waffles.
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Top of the list is the ability to write onscreen without waking the phone up.
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Whereas waking up on a weekday feels more like The Benny Hill Show theme song.
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But they instead just carried out on with their day, sleeping and waking as normal.
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The idea of sneaking up on them and waking them up had me so excited.
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Trying to figure these things out takes up, roughly, 90 percent of my waking life.
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But the people of Puerto Rico are numb and they are waking us all up.
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So imagine my pleasure at waking up this morning to new photos of happy Kanye!
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But the people of Puerto Rico are numb, and they are waking us all up.
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Consistency is key to a good night's sleep, especially when it comes to waking up.
|
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This is why you'll often find yourself waking up right before your alarm goes off.
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And it takes me about two hours from waking up to sit down to work.
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Waking up before sunrise to attack projects is another common motivator that successful people use.
|
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Waking his landlord, Brown demanded to know where he was and how he got there.
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Washington (CNN)The Republican Party is waking up -- but it might already be too late.
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At the hospital, Chadwick Smith, a trauma surgeon, called for backup, waking up other doctors.
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I'm absolutely exhausted from waking up so early, so I decide to take a nap.
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I spent so much time fixating on my appearance that it dominated my waking hours.
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Imagine waking up every morning, worried that you could be drinking water poisoned with lead.
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"Waking up, I don't know if I slept, even if I did sleep," said Federer.
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I remember waking up hours later in the hospital and wondering how I got there.
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Since I moved, I've been waking up about an hour earlier than I used to.
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Although rare, the uncertainty sometimes results in traumatic experiences of patients "waking up" during surgery.
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" Bell added, "You think Bron is waking up, oh, he ain't having no Taco Tuesdays?
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" Imagine waking up one morning and your all over Twitter; just your name, then "#BigCunt.
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I was having panic attacks and waking up in the night and leaving crowded places.
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How you wake up can have a major impact on your first few waking hours.
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Waking up in the full sun of the desert without much water would be dangerous.
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But what does one do when their waking fears follow them into hours of rest?
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"You never know how it's going to feel waking up," he said of his back.
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"We will see a more gradual waking up to the opportunity in Pakistan," he said.
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Let's not let the same long period lapse before waking up to all the impacts.
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I keep, roughly, the same waking, sleeping, and eating schedule that I do at home.
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Instead of waking up on Thea, they wake up on their now-abandoned space craft.
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She recalled waking up on the floor of a common area with her pants unfastened.
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Carter played despite waking up with eye inflammation, a condition that progressed during the day.
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Or it could be biological, with methane-generating bugs waking up during the summer months.
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She moves through the events as if just waking and realizing her nightmare is real.
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Laalaoua lives nearly 27 km (17 miles) from the border, waking up at 2 a.m.
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The country is, frankly speaking, sick of waking up to news of bombings and ambushes.
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And so we continue waking to a decapitated sun and trees continue to irk me.
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"I've been playing with my son upon waking up since he was born," says Stone.
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Natalio Rodriguez Lebron, 77, died in January, for example, after waking up unable to breathe.
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And then to drugs, sex — and Naz's waking up to find her stabbed to death.
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Like, you're capable of waking up the next morning with a smile on your face.
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I remember waking up and seeing the news on TV. I was surprised and shocked.
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Nervous and tired from waking up earlier than usual, Kohler wasn&apost paying full attention.
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She testified that she remembers waking up later to Cosby clapping his hands to her.
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Upon waking from surgery, the first thing I asked was about the tumor's exact size.
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I saw people in waking from their bedding and didn't nod, there's nothing to say.
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But action planet Mars enters your sign, Gemini, on March 31, waking you right up.
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Other people are waking up and bombs are falling and kids are losing their parents.
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Olive hasn't even been waking up, yet I just can't get a solid night's rest.
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McConville has sometimes used those waking hours to work on "fun stuff" for the game.
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Many of the traumas we experience in our waking life are processed in our dreams.
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Sometimes it's like slowly waking up from a nice dream, and sometimes it's really scary.
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Waking up at 3 am, heart beating fast, remembering you need to do something important.
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Any waking I did between to wander or think was overwhelmed by the vibrating light.
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The Universe, stars and skies alike, is dominating us every waking second of every day.
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Imagine waking up from a heavy sleep with the top half of your skull missing.
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For a week she has been waking up at the end of every sleep cycle.
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He then described waking up in the morning to find Mr. Spacey's arms around him.
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He complied with officers and appeared to be confused, as if he was waking up.
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The staff members took the medical supplies they were looking for without waking Dr. Jackson.
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I think people are waking up to what's happening and pushing back against the extremes.
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"You said rape," Mary Louise tells Celeste when she catches her waking up in screams.
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Mr. Corbé regularly took the bus or train to Washington, waking up at 3 a.m.
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Well, hopeful because I think that maybe people are waking up because of the events.
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Waking in the dark can have a jet lag-like effect on people with SAD.
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In an April speech, Mr. Museveni praised Western companies for finally "waking up" to Africa.
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"By the time most people are waking up on Monday morning, it will be done."
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"There are millions of Americans waking up with those aches and pains," Mr. Ludwig said.
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Another said he worked every waking hour and forced himself to watch movies to relax.
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Our big museums are waking up to this, though much more has to be done.
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He's a restless sleeper, waking me, his light-sleeping partner, with each toss and turn.
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The average American worker spends about a third of their waking life in the office.
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Once she comes to on the Long Island Rail Road, a waking nightmare for sure.
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And I think that at long last, Democratic candidates are waking up to that fact.
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Watson is in the neurological trauma unit where he is in and out of waking.
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Oregonians are waking up to the unOregonian policies being crammed down our throats in Salem.
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When I get home from work, P. is just waking up from a short nap.
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After waking up crying, he went yet again, and this time, the doctors admitted him.
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Of course, Mr. Butler didn't devote his every waking moment to studying Cuba's sports system.
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Brrrrrr-eaking news, New York: You're waking up to a lovely white blanket of snow.
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Then, I try to change diapers and put coats on both boys without waking them.
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Rather than risk waking up the child, Audrey of course agrees to buy some drugs.
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"Who's waking up to drive you home when you're drunk and all alone?" she sings.
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People across the country are waking up to the stark realities of the climate crisis.
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Waking up is incredibly hard because we didn't get to sleep until 11:00 p.m.
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He sleeps less tremulous, less cold/Than we who must awake, and waking, say Alas.
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He still remembered the one that did it for him—Roethke's "The Waking," funnily enough.
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As worried as I am in these waking moments, I also find them oddly calming.
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Etzioni adds that the industry as a whole is gradually waking up to energy efficiency.
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Few waking hours pass during the cadets' term without the band playing in some form.
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Guilt at being a co-parent and not waking up with my son every day.
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"I always remember waking up and hearing music playing — especially on Christmas morning," she says.
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That&aposs a lot more than I&aposm willing to spend on most waking outfits.
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Shiller told CNBC that economists were only just waking up to the power of narratives.
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And waking up to the IMPEACHED headlines splashed across the country's newspapers was obviously historic.
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Incumbent car manufacturers are waking up to the urgency of the transition to electric vehicles.
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For me, talking about it, sharing it, waking people up, has been the best therapy.
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The novelist Mona Awad has also conjured a nontraditional morning meal worth waking up for.
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The novelist Mona Awad has also conjured a nontraditional morning meal worth waking up for.
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Some periods in which flies made tiny movements were scored as waking time, for instance.
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So believe it or not I'm just waking up from my birthday celebration last night.
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Around five months of age, Liam started waking up for the day at 4 a.m.
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Feeling the pain carry over after waking up is even less common—but it happens.
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The person is just waking up, and these kids are the first things they see.
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The rates were higher among teenagers: 40 percent said they used a device within five minutes of going to sleep; 36 percent admitted to waking up to check a device; and 32 percent said they used a device within five minutes of waking up.
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And a new report from Common Sense Media emphasizes the ways that mobile devices have invaded our bedrooms, with both teenagers and their parents reporting waking up to check their devices, and using them right before falling asleep — and first thing on waking up.
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The rates were higher among teenagers: 40 percent said they used a device within five minutes of going to sleep; 103 percent admitted to waking up to check a device; and 32 percent said they used a device within five minutes of waking up.
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Occasionally, I had trouble getting it to respond to "Ok Google" after waking up my computer.
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Regulators are waking up to this, but trying to change behavior can be a complex task.
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"I barely finished my workout because [Forrest] started waking up from his nap, crying," said Decker.
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"A good hair day means waking up and your style has held," she tells R29 exclusively.
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Businesses around the world are gradually waking up to the importance of inclusivity in today's workforce.
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Some of the more traditional party bigwigs seem to be waking up to Ellison's vision. Sen.
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The average person's mood bottoms out approximately seven hours after waking, between 2 and 4 pm.
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She next recalled waking up on a couch with her clothes undone and Cosby fondling her.
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We spoke to a handful of individuals that have been integral in waking this sleeping giant.
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He posts virtually every waking moment of his life, from his morning showers tohis child's birth.
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That way Weintraub could literally dive right into the day (and the pool) after waking up.
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The most successful people make time for exercise, even if it means waking up at dawn.
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The royal appeared to drift off a few times, then waking back up with numerous blinks.
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These habits, like waking up early, for example, have a remarkable and compounding effect on productivity.
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Waking up on his first day of shooting for I.T., "I was extremely nervous," admits Swift.
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I loved it because it was a waking dream that worked on emotional and visceral levels.
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In short: autonomous vehicles are hard and everyone seems to be waking up to that fact.
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In short, my mom and stepdad's dream-come-true would be Jo and Chip's waking nightmare.
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Attitudes are beginning to change and China is waking up to the prevalence of mental illness.
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You could interpret that as Hollywood reluctantly waking up to what, exactly, they would be peddling.
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Presumably this has to do with the dial waking from sleep in order to conserve battery.
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"¿Qué buscas?" she asked one afternoon after suddenly waking to find me going through her dresser.
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Sex was the ultimate fantasy that I've dreamt of every waking moment since I hit puberty.
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Small price to pay for not waking up on Sunday mornings and feeling like shit, though.
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Unfortunately, it doesn't look like Jack waking up from a disturbing nightmare is going to happen.
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The house is coming alive — all the people who have died in it are waking up.
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I was aware of them, but they weren't part of my waking and sleeping consciousness … yet.
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So they went door-to-door, waking people and telling them it was time to leave.
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At the same time, US tech companies are waking up to the promise of the region.
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Every time I slept over at his place I kept waking up to him raping me.
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I'm exhausted from work, tired from waking up early, and unhappy about having to serve tonight.
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The one rule was that they could only stuff themselves during some of their waking hours.
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He passed out, waking in a field with his hands tied behind his back, almost naked.
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When I was waking up just in time to shower and commute, my job consumed me.
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I remember waking up to the older guy having sex with my mostly not-conscious body.
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Honestly, I wouldn't want to spend every waking moment with the person I live with, either.
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The police then transported him to the hospital, where he was subsequently arrested after waking up.
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Otherwise you risk waking up on November 9 with your conscience very much full of regret.
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Hours later, her daughters found themselves in a stranger's house, waking from a drug-induced haze.
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I sneak out quietly to avoid waking up my jet-lagged friend who is still sleeping.
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Firms that are lax about sexual harassment are waking up to the risk of expensive lawsuits.
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If country music is not woke yet, it might just be that it is waking up.
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Clearly, waking up with clear skin despite wearing makeup for 48 hours straight is her superpower.
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While no deaths have been reported, the injections are a bit like waking a sleeping giant.
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But, sleeping through the night, without your back waking you up, can be a wonderful thing.
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We see dogs waking up — dogs that surely would have tracked her down using the tracker.
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They fill their children's waking hours with music lessons, organised sport and assorted mind-sharpening activities.
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In this future, overworking means oversleeping—and literally surrendering your waking life to the app economy.
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Have you ever found yourself unable to stop thinking about someone in your every waking moment?
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They want to know how best to extract your cash throughout your waking and sleeping hours.
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The show ends with Dick waking up that same morning, alone in his austere ranch house.
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Still, upon waking, he arose out of a years-long creative blockage and began to paint.
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BARR: Get to waking up and not knowing where you are and how you got there.
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"Getting tired of waking up to the bullhorn and the sounds and the cussing," he added.
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I didn't love waking up at noon every day because I had stayed up so late.
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Then he blacks out, waking only to find her stabbed to death in the bed upstairs.
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So if you're waking up at 4:30 PM, that means your "lunch" happens... really late?
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Cut to Danielle waking up and screaming... guess it's someone's not-so-happy death day again.
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We are waking up to the obvious fact that people go to work, and not machines.
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Can't get a good night's rest because guards now keep waking him to check on him.
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The next thing she remembered was waking up naked in another house, surrounded by the men.
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"The people are waking — the tide of history has turned," she told her followers this weekend.
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Plus the insulation is treated to repel water, which could help you avoid waking up wet.
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The coroner gets up and, by doing so, kind of changes the channel, waking us up.
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What started as trouble sleeping for Palma, either through insomnia or nightmares, progressed into waking hallucinations.
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Byron Deeter is likely waking up this morning and wondering what kind of day he'll have.
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"Waking after a coma is nothing like it is in the movies," she told The Sun.
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It took a lot of getting used to — waking up and wanting to experience the world.
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Could you imagine waking up each morning to the sun blanketed hills of the S.F. Bay?
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Sleep research has identified REM sleep as a key component of our health in waking life.
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That's been something that I really, really enjoy – waking up in a new town every day.
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"If it wasn't for my dog whimpering and waking my parents up, my God," Curzon said.
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The next thing she recalled, she said, was waking up alone in his bed, in pain.
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If all of my waking hours are in pain, what is the point of going on?
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By exploiting that overflow, attackers could execute code on an Android phone without waking it up.
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She said she could not quit, and spent her waking hours shoplifting and committing other crimes.
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Around the world, the authorities are waking up to the potential threats, and advantages, of drones.
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That means more than one-sixteenth of the average user's waking time is spent on Facebook.
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I think revenge was on his mind because he's in a waking nightmare all the time.
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Players complained to me about waking up to discover that their complex contraptions no longer worked.
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Waking up that morning, more then ever I understood the feelings that Ben had last season.
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It's absolutely worth waking up for, though even on a Monday morning, it was incredibly crowded.
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And there are moments that approximate the jolting, abrupt waking from such a state of mind.
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She began waking up very early herself, so that she'd be dressed when he showed up.
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"It reminds me of waking up and knowing there are presents under the tree," she added.
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We're currently living in a world where people are flooded by media practically every waking minute.
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Waking up can be one of the most difficult and dreaded parts of going to work.
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"I started waking up imagining a world where something like Omada existed," Duffy told Business Insider.
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Lawmakers and the media were waking up to the extractive nature of Big Tech's free services.
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"Waking Up With Big Cats" at the Bronx Zoo involves majestic wild feline species, particularly tigers.
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Waking Up Your Father for the Interview Be sure you've done the proper research on Dad.
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By waking up early, you can get a head start on crossing things off your list.
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Don't spend every waking hour pondering, staring into the ether like Bran Stark, call the hotline.
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The process was as engulfing and terrifying as a nightmare without the release of waking up.
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Image: GoogleLifelogging—the act of recording your every waking moment—has been declared dead numerous times.
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I noticed beginning abjection early then, waking up after several weeks and realizing where I was.
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This amounts years and years of constantly having the wiggles every waking moment of your life.
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I love waking up to a clean house, or coming home to a freshly made bed.
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The Trump administration, especially, has blurred the lines between our waking life and Cuarón's nightmarish art.
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I'm waking up at 143 pounds in the morning so that's a very, very reachable goal.
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Have a go for yourself, and pretend you're not at work right now/just waking up.
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We like living out of a suitcase and going hotel to hotel and waking up early.
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From then on, he was waking up and working out at seven o'clock in the morning.
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Our building was shaking and sometimes my little children were waking up from their sleep crying.
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In those earlier studies, researchers kept animals from going into R.E.M. sleep by waking them up.
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"There's nothing like falling asleep and waking up to the sound of the ocean," she said.
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Then I try to make a big breakfast right around the time everyone is waking up.
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He only knew he was going to school, and, then waking up with a lost leg.
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After waking up and often sending her first emails of the day around 4:30 a.m.
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Looking at this picture is like waking from a dream as emotional as it is indecipherable.
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There's nothing worse than accidentally waking up your baby by going into his or her room.
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I remember waking up that morning shocked and thinking, Holy shit—why isn't anybody doing this?
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You're waking up to what has the potential to be the windiest storm of the year.
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" She observes, "All futures sleep with their pasts at the risk of waking up alongside them.
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Chris, just waking, is told to take his sacrament because a miracle is about to happen.
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Waking up to the news overseas on Saturday, many players were aghast and eager to protest.
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"It's kind of like waking up the children to go to school," Dr. Goyes Vallejos said.
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One occurs within an hour or two after waking, and the other after the daytime dip.
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People who spend most of their waking hours sitting face heightened risks for many chronic diseases.
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I kept waking up, and the water level kept rising, and it was just a deluge.
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The book opens with Shori waking up in a cave, gravely injured and suffering from amnesia.
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For him, almost every waking moment is spent thinking about it, making it or eating it.
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The couple agree on waking with the sun, and are disinclined to add curtains or blinds.
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Not that my morning encouraged waking up before the sun, but still, it's already mid-afternoon?
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There was a lot of waking up and not knowing what I did the night before.
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"So my practice looks like, in real life, me waking up in the morning," she explained.
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If you're having trouble staying asleep or waking up too early, try a time-release melatonin.
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These predictions involve the American people waking up from their stupor to finally see the light.
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Waking up, David sees not only Joey's face of love but himself in a disfiguring light.
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I've been sleeping pretty restlessly lately, waking up in the night or struggling to stay asleep.
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I kept waking in tears, from nightmares that took me back to the Spook-a-Rama.
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I don't like hitting snooze, so waking up on the first go was a proud moment.
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The spiraling whodunit begins with Julie waking from a coma in a hospital after an attack.
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Instead, Messiah only shows us a fly buzzing around Avi and then the cop waking up.
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On waking, she first threatens Pigeon with a hammer and then softens at his odd hospitality.
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In February, 2019, McNamee published " Zucked: Waking Up to the Facebook Catastrophe "—part memoir, part manifesto.
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He left the house, and the next thing he remembers is waking up in the hospital.
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The calls stopped, but Montazeri began waking in the middle of the night, crying and shaking.
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At least one of them, this book's editor, Veronica Chambers, admits to waking before 5 a.m.
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I spent most of my waking hours in its grip, oblivious of the world around me.
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Do we still have time for waking up to the realities of our new geologic era?
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Now he was having uncontrollable crying fits and waking up in the morning shaking with fear.
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Instead of an action-packed thriller about waking up, Keanu Reeves now stars in Office Space.
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As if waking from a nightmare, one raises her head, curls her body and begins rocking.
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Especially bracing is Hi's own waking to the ways in which he has internalized his station.
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The next memory she had was waking up to realize that she was being sexually violated.
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This is for the best since I keep waking up throughout the night (thanks jet lag).
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A typical person's internet activity peaks during the most common waking hours and crashes after that.
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"Heartbroken by the scene our nation is waking up to this morning," Giffords wrote on Twitter.
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"But we all know the stories about people waking from comas after years," the wife said.
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I was horribly homesick first thing in the morning, often waking up with a stomach ache.
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I started waking up in the middle of the night with all the lights turned on.
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The stewards started waking people up between 5:30 and 6 AM to dismantle camping equipment.
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Some executives are waking up to those costs in themselves and those who work for them.
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That's a message that's cutting through the noise and waking up centrist Democrats facing reelection. Sen.
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I'm not waking up my partner in the middle of the night with a glaring screen!
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Many of these viewers desperate, isolated, lonely men who spend most of their waking hours working.
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If you're not yet in the habit of waking early, some research might change your mind.
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"Finally social media is waking up to manipulation of public opinion by our adversaries," he wrote.
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Then you have the moment of him waking up on the moving train and he panics.
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American ballet is finally waking up to the glaring shortage of new works by female choreographers.
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Now I'm waking up this morning looking at the news and seeing me getting hit again.
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The movie was so flat and formulaic, it sent me into a kind of waking coma.
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Nighttime screen use was associated with poor sleep — both difficulty falling asleep and waking too early.
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Our first morning on Oahu, Jed does me the kindness of waking up at 4 a.m.
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But how could they understand the crippling fears of dying I faced almost every waking minute?
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I think Walmart's their biggest competitor in that regard, in terms of waking up and understanding.
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Hasler recommends waking up at the same time every day — even when you're off the clock.
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I'm at the ... waking up on Wednesday, November 2017th, the Peninsula Hotel in New York. Okay.
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" And he was like, "Sure, but I'm waking up at 8 AM to get this sauce.
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There's nothing worse than waking up the day after flying and realizing you caught a cold.
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Essentially, our internal clocks end up set a few hours behind typical sleeping and waking hours.
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"Brazilians are waking up to the real necessity of see who you're putting there," he said.
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And I remember once one morning waking up and I was reading the New York Post.
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And as your mind and body grow accustomed to a certain amount of sleep each night — six hours, seven, maybe the recommended eight — so can you train your waking mind to sleep creatively and work out the vividly imagined waking dreams which are successful works of fiction.
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When they stimulated the left hemisphere with irregular beeping sounds in the right ear during deep sleep on the first night, that prompted significantly greater likelihood of waking and faster action upon waking, than if sounds were played in the left ear to stimulate the right hemisphere.
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Update, 9:25am: Still no tweets, but maybe the NRA social media person is just waking up.
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New British middleweight champion Eubank Jr. has tweeted in response to the news of Blackwell waking up.
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It's impossible to get comfortable, and good luck waking up without a massive pain in your neck.
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After reading The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod I began waking up at 4 am each morning.
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This is especially apparent when it comes to waking up in the morning and getting to work.
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Most people think that waking up early begins in the morning, which is far from the truth.
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I can get to sleep fine, but after about 003 hours, I start waking up a lot.
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"Waking up and deciding to nuke Los Angeles is not in his interest to survive," he added.
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Instead, they spent their time painting protest signs and waking up early to hear Gloria Steinem speak.
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If you're just waking up now to the prospect of being a FOMO poster child, don't panic.
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But waking up broke the next morning—and hungover as hell—is no way to get ahead.
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I like waking up my body with some physical movement, especially when it's below freezing out. Free.
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It's waking up in the heart of the Rust Belt, and many other parts of the country.
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In this sleepy fishing port, locals are waking up to the growing threat from across the sea.
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It's been that way for a while, but the kids are finally waking up to this reality.
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Democratic lawmakers have been heartened by what they see as signs that their base is waking up.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Central banks are gradually waking up to what should be their most important challenge.
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With the summer heat and some existing fatigue, I felt I was doomed to struggle on waking.
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Also consider that it may not be the urge to pee that's waking you, says Dr. Grafstein.
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Waking Gods by Sylvain Neuvel — April 215th Sylvain Neuvel's Sleeping Giants became a runaway hit last year.
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WITHIN half an hour of waking up on October 10th 2005, Thomas Schelling received four phone calls.
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Soon after waking up, before a single friend had arrived, he'd opened the first blister of tramadol.
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That's where she went last Sunday after waking up to find water shin-deep in her bedroom.
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Visiting Disney can be chaotic and waking up in this room type felt like a true reprieve.
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Waking up without her, going to bed without her … it feels like half of me is missing.
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The next morning, Oswalt remembered waking up early to get Alice dressed, packed and off to school.
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Her next memory is waking up the next morning in bed naked with Cosby, Baker-Kinney testified.
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Consumers seem to be waking up to the privacy concerns over how genetic tests can be used.
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After all, your job is where you are going to spend the majority of your waking hours.
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It is good that policymakers appear to be waking up to the magnitude of India's banking problem.
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Fredericks barely survives, and upon waking up, he discovers that he's the prime suspect in the murder.
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"He's been waking up and feeding him and he's just an awesome dad," Canning praises her husband.
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I was just waking up every day being like, I will do anything to make it happen.
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Then waking up to the sunrise at the top of the mountain with a bottle of whiskey.
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