I was awaked by a phone call early Wednesday morning.
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Peter Ricketts, formerly the head of Britain's Foreign Office, said he had awaked to the news of Mrs.
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While the Yankees' offense has awaked lately, baseball's karmic balance swung against Miller, who had not allowed a run all season before Tuesday.
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An 1827 edition of The Wilmingtonian and Delaware Advertiser included an article titled "A Vision of Lucifer," an essay by someone supposedly awaked by a ghost on a voyage.
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In his autobiography, "Speak, Memory," Vladimir Nabokov called his journey a "syncopal kick," as though he had momentarily lost consciousness in Russia and awaked to life in a different rhythm in bourgeois Europe.
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After a substandard offensive performance in the first two games, their cleanup hitter — a top candidate for the American League Most Valuable Player Award for his outstanding regular season — appears to have awaked from his slump.
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Israel Morris, 70, who lives near the corner of Howard Avenue and Dumont Avenue, said he was awaked by helicopters flying over his neighborhood and "countless" lights of police cars flashing and cops at the scene.
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The suggestion is that the Morningstarr creations are an early version of A.I., and that this treasure hunt will reveal that the city itself is built upon a giant living mass of machinery, waiting to be awaked.
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When it came, the punishment by Edinson Cavani, it was as if the air had been sucked from the stadium, as if thousands had been awaked from a dream; voices were muffled, flags fell to half-staff.
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" • Monsignor Henry Kriegel"Muhammad Ali opened our eyes to the evil of racism the absurdity of war… He chided our consciences and awaked in us a deeper sense, the need to respect one another and set aside racial differences.
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He would later say he had been asleep in the early-morning hours when Pearcy was out alone with Boggio, only to be awaked by Pearcy, who said he needed to talk; Pearcy drove him to a nearby causeway, where they drank beer and smoked a few joints at the water's edge.
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Spenser writes in Stanza 14: :::So towards old Syluanus they did her bring; :::Who with the noyse awaked, commeth out, :::To weet the cause, his weake steps gouerning, :::And aged limbs on Cypresse stadle stout, :::And with an yvie twyne his wast is girt gud about.
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Programs of the AGNT include the Season for Nonviolence; the Synthesis Dialogues with His Holiness, the Dalai Lama; the Awaked World Annual Conference; and New Thought Broadcasting.Twist, L. and Barker, T. (2006) The Soul of Money: Reclaiming the Wealth of Our Inner Resources. W. W. Norton & Company. p 262.
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" '" He is making game of us I suppose". They called me by the name of Balo." :"If one chanced, during the night, to awake, he would renew the conversation with some neighbour that might happen to rouse, and then they would call to each other till they all awaked, and enjoy another hour's chat." An authentic narrative of four years residence at one of the Friendly Islands, in the South Seas.
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After the courtship happens, catalepsis occurs, which is a key part of the mating sequence for members of the genus Agelenopsis, where the male subdues the female with pheromones to induce a quiescent state in the female before copulation. When the mating process is finished, the male departs the web before the female awaked to avoid sexual cannibalism. The female of this species is commonly known not only for its pre-copulatory cannibalism but for its sexual cannibalism too. Sexual cannibalism is known as one of the most extreme cases of sexual conflict in nature because one of the parties loses its reproductive potential.
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When the king awaked from sleep He to the harper-man did say, O waken ye, waken ye, jolly John, We've fairly slept till it is day. 'Win up, win up, ye harper-man, Some mair o harping ye'll gie me:' He said, My liege, wi a' my heart, But first my gude grey mare maun see. Then forth he ran, and in he came, Dropping mony a feigned tear: 'Some rogue[s] hae broke the outer court, An stown awa my gude grey mare.' 'Then by my sooth,' the king replied, 'If there's been rogues into the toun, I fear, as well as your grey mare, Awa is my stately Wanton Brown.
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Monboddo was a pioneer in regard to many modern ideas and had already in the eighteenth century realized the value of "air-baths" (the familiar term which he invented) to mental and physical health. In his writings Monboddo argued against clothes as unnatural and undesirable from every point of view for both mind and body. Monboddo "awaked every morning at four, and then for his health got up and walked in his room naked, with the window open, which he called taking an air bath." When nudism was first brought into fashion with much enthusiasm in Germany as Freikörperkultur early in the twentieth century Monboddo was regarded as a pioneer, and in 1913 a Monboddo Bund was established in Berlin, for the harmonious culture of body and mind.
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"Caliban's Dream" was performed for the first time on 27 July 2012 at the opening ceremony of the Summer Olympics in London, as the Olympic cauldron was lit by the seven young athletes. The title refers to Caliban in The Tempest by William Shakespeare, whose 'Be not afeard' speech Sir Kenneth Branagh, as 19th Century engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel, had recited earlier in the ceremony - a speech from the play's Act 3, Scene 2, in which Caliban refers to his dreams: > Be not afeard; the isle is full of noises, Sounds, and sweet airs, that give > delight and hurt not. Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments Will hum > about mine ears; and sometime voices That, if I then had waked after long > sleep, Will make me sleep again; and then in dreaming, The clouds methought > would open, and show riches Ready to drop upon me, that when I awaked, I > cried to dream again! The track reprises the whistling leitmotif first heard during the minute's silence section of "And I Will Kiss", earlier in the ceremony.
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