Now when he gives patients the choice to be awake or asleep, Dr. Ilyas said, about 80 percent are opting to be awake.
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One hemisphere of the brain appeared to still be awake.
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It feels weird to be awake at this hour without coffee.
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I want to be awake more so I'm workin on it.
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Five hours later, I'll be awake and starting a busy week.
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Ana will be awake for the operation, and she's feeling scared.
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I don't want to leave, let alone be awake right now.
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Who would even be awake at that obscene hour to bother you?
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You need to be awake when the train gets to your stop.
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" He's said to be "awake and alert, and not in any discomfort.
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After all, I was pissed I had to be awake before sunrise.
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You need to be awake at all times, even when you're sleeping.
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Mr. Hutchins liked to be awake promptly at 4:00 a.m. Ouch.
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You won't be awake for long before some drama hits you, Libra.
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It was good to go back there and be awake this time!
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"I don't want to be awake and worrying about it," he said.
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"You need to be awake," explains Aine Fidden from her home in Ireland.
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You and I probably won't be awake to have to deal with them.
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It's probably for the best, since I need to be awake by 9 a.m.
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So when, I fly I try not to be awake any of the flight.
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My mental alarm clock is going off, telling me I should already be awake.
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If you participate in daytime activities you have to be awake in the daytime.
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Like Oblomov in the Russian novel, she does not want to be awake much.
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Frugal Traveler Early morning is the best time to be awake in Costa Rica.
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At Watermargin, edgy residents arranged for someone always to be awake, in four-hour shifts.
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He would be awake soon, and this all-too-realistic nightmare would be behind him.
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Although I am happy for the extra cash, I am still grumpy to be awake.
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Some operations, including deep brain stimulations, require the patient to be awake for critical communication.
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To the untrained eye, the dolphins appear to be awake during the day because they're swimming.
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"I was relieved that I was able to be awake when she came out," says Scatton.
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They argue Dozier could be "awake and aware" for several minutes while he suffocates to death.
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Bright light at any time of the day tells our bodies it's time to be awake.
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I was thinking about how my son would be awake in the morning when he came back.
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Successful, safe deliveries often require ten-hour shifts, throughout which Werdan, 2579, must be awake and alert.
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Still, the fact that patients have to be awake during this surgery can be a little daunting.
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Peace to sleep well, peace to be awake with hope and peace to be with each other.
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By that the universe means Aquarius will be awake at dawn at some point in the coming year.
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I went through a period of a completely insanity-inducing sleep schedule: I'd be awake until 5 a.
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It was what Janet wanted, what she liked: that she should always be awake when he was here.
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It makes you sleepy when you're supposed to be awake and throws your entire trip out of sync.
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The short answer is no; I need to be awake to handle the emergencies that come with delivering babies.
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But the process of watching her wake up turns out to be more arresting than watching her be awake.
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They may be awake, but they may feel even more strung out and anxious than when they started out.
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"I went into pre term labor and told that I had to be awake for the whole procedure," she wrote.
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I nap for two and a half hours, as I have to be awake all night for my flight later.
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Since he's finishing up his first international trip as president, Trump will likely be awake when the race is called.
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Sandler may never be woke; the least he can do is be awake — something he's struggled with in recent films.
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I should be awake during the day, and asleep during the night, so I'll organize the body's various functions accordingly.
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It was way too early to be awake but I had a long commute from Tujunga to Marina del Rey.
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All of them will have to be awake and at their best on Saturday morning, when the real fun begins.
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"Everyone's interpretation of what it's going to mean to be 'awake' is going to change from person to person," says Fidden.
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Then you realise as an adult that they serve them until 10:30 AM and you should probably be awake then anyway.
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Scott likes to be awake at least five hours before show time "so that I can get my body going," he says.
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"I went into preterm labor and was told that I had to be awake for the whole procedure," Jovovich wrote on Instagram.
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He definitely does not want to be awake, but he does a good job of calming me down and cuddling with me.
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It's hard to be awake for 60-plus hours a week and not find a single enjoyable way to earn some money.
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I couldn't sleep, except when I needed to be awake, and then it took everything I had to keep my eyes open.
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You wouldn't want to be awake for a monstrous dust storm, even in a place that sounds as pleasant as Perseverance Valley.
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It's kind of also a psychedelic state—even if you're not on any kind of drugs— just to be awake at that time.
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When I realized I was definitely going to miss my birthday, I started to worry about whether I would be awake for Christmas.
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Then, they came up with a deal: Carrie would be awake on the weekends, when they both would atke Parker to the park.
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They sometimes have "weird scheduling conflicts that would let one of us be asleep and one of us be awake," Mr. Dvir said.
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It&aposs hard to be awake for 1643-plus hours a week and not find a single enjoyable way to earn some money.
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You know there's drugs you can take that mean you'll probably be awake for a bit longer than that...That's not what I'm about.
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Early morning brings some drama when the Moon opposes Venus at 4:45 AM— if you happen to be awake, watch out for sensitivity.
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Think of the circadian system as a switch that tells your body when it's time to sleep and when it's time to be awake.
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I was too afraid to sleep, lest Eric's blood sugar drop in the middle of the night and I not be awake to help.
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In the original season, the hosts were fighting for agency — for the freedom to be awake and self-aware and to make their own decisions.
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And I have to wear big underwear, which sounds silly, but unless I'm wearing underwear that covers my entire bottom, I'll be awake all night.
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It's a vivid and continuous dream that is somehow both directed from without and cast from within, and I get to be awake for it.
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Compared to electroshock, TMS is relatively mild: patients can be awake for certain procedures without any medication, and side effects such as memory loss are rare.
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Screenshot: Journal of Clinical InvestigationSome forms of brain surgery require patients to be awake and responsive—a rather unsettling proposition for even the bravest among us.
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But I never forgot just how empowering it felt to be awake before the rest of the world had even wiped the sleep from their eyes.
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But my family, ever since I've gotten back from tour, I've tried to get back on their schedule so I can be awake when they are.
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It is actually normal and natural for many people to sleep a couple hours, then be awake for part of the night and then sleep again.
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My husband should be awake by now but is unwilling to get up when I try to rouse him, so both boys are still sleeping when I leave.
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For us, it really is chapter one: chapter one is, be awake and be okay with experiencing with how discomfiting this is, without letting your guilt consume you.
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The latest single, "Baby" is a slow, synthy, sparkly song, capturing the energy of what it's like to be awake at 3 AM thinking of that other person.
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With curare this cannot happen and it is possible for patients to be awake and, since they are entirely paralyzed, for the anesthesiologist to be unaware of it.
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I learned to schedule spreadsheet analysis for when Uma was sleeping and meetings for when she was likely to be awake; she loved staring at my colleagues' faces.
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Plus, Singh&aposs jokes that have always catered to a very young audience are now being shown to whatever adults happen to be awake at 1:35 a.m.
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"I went into pre term labor and told that I had to be awake for the whole procedure," the 43-year-old actress wrote on Instagram on Tuesday morning.
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A newly developed technique uses a pair of precisely-controlled robots to perform the scan, so that the animal can be awake and standing up while it's being imaged.
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In order to map the important parts, patients must be awake and cooperative so that doctors can distinguish between the parts that can be removed from those that can't.
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Others were diagnosed with unresponsive wakefulness syndrome, a condition where people can be awake, but without showing signs of voluntary movement (this is commonly referred to as a vegetative state).
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When you don't wake up at the same time every day, your brain doesn't know when to complete the sleep process and when it should prepare you to be awake.
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He is a hero for every one of us who has had to pretend to be awake through a boring meeting in a conference room that is way too warm.
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Because moderate exercise heats up your core temperature, signaling the body that it's time to be awake, while the release of endorphins is thought to keep some of us alert.
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It turns out, you can use natural light to reset your circadian rhythm, seeking light when it's time to be awake, and avoiding light when you should be winding down.
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It's what sends signals to our brain that it's time to be awake and active, explaining why too much blue light from screens at night are bad for falling asleep.
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In this sequel, humanity and their new friends detect faint radio signals from a distant planet that was also terraformed, overwriting the planet's original inhabitants, who might be awake once more.
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Most of the time I try to squeeze every moment of sleep I can out of weekend mornings to recuperate before another week, but I am actually glad to be awake.
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Because you are a diurnal mammal with a 24-hour circadian rhythm, your body wants to be awake during the day; around sunrise your levels of the hormone cortisol will peak.
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Faster data also means your device's modem doesn't need to be awake as long when you need to download large files — when 5G is mature, you could see battery-life benefits.
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So I know it's huge and I think all I'm calling for in this program is for everybody to be awake and really do your due diligence and do your research.
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Late evening on a late-summer Saturday, 11 PM on Christmas Eve, first thing on Thanksgiving morning—the Good Weekend Editor should always be awake, caffeinated, and close to a functioning router.
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While some patients expect, or even want, to be awake during certain procedures, especially colonoscopies, "I don't think any clinician would want somebody to be terrified or in pain," Dr. Mashour said.
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He remembered Rafael telling him that he should have mandated the seimei be awake for the duration of the mission, but there was something in him that had wanted to do this alone.
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One of these phases involves preparing your mind to be awake and alert, which is why people often wake up just before their alarm clock goes off (the brain is trained and ready).
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If you're eager to put down $1,000 or more for Apple's new bezel-less, OLED-equipped iPhone X, you'll probably want to be awake and ready at the company's preorder page come October 27th.
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I would say it's important to try to be awake and recognize situations where you are giving up some of your power or authority because you think it's expected of you or more attractive.
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"[The flight attendant] said he had to be awake in case they had some kind of an air flight accident — he had to be alert," Shelley Hickey, who was seated nearby, told the CBC.
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NASA plans to provide coverage on its online channel for each major event this evening, so if you happen to be awake, you can watch Koch's finale to a jam-packed time in space.
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"If you're falling asleep when you'd rather be awake, that's something that needs to be investigated," said the lead author, Adam P. Spira, an associate professor at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
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It's a gamechanger for reading at night — my eyes are less tired and I can fall asleep reading because the blue light isn't tricking my mind into thinking it's daytime and I should be awake.
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Amongst others, Oliver would like Ambien for the part of the day that we have to be awake, bread pants, and a search engine that can make sense of the kinds of questions that your parents ask.
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When you wake up at the same time during the work week but sleep past this time on the weekend, you end up feeling groggy and tired because your brain hasn't prepared your body to be awake.
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From the sanctuary of the big 4x4 all Simz could hear was the gentle rumble of buses and bikes and Ubers varnishing the tarmac, a symphony accompanying a part of the city that seemed to always be awake.
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The Losers Club are the only people in Derry who seem to be awake and attuned to the sheer horror of the town's rising number of missing children and a death rate that's six times higher than the national average.
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And if teens have trouble naturally falling asleep at an early hour and don't get the recommended eight and a half to nine hours of sleep, asking them to be awake, ready and in a classroom by 7:30 a.m.
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Mary-Beth was recorded saying that she gave her adult daughter — who was in the house at the time of the alleged murder — sleeping pills to "knock her out" so she wouldn't be awake to see them kill her grandfather.
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A sort of hollow whisper of despair: a promise that you have done something to permanently alter your electrolytes; the threat that you are going to be awake for hours, skin shrinking, body shaking, feeling the Jägerbomb creep through you.
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This can leave you feeling exhausted when you want to be awake (and vice versa) and it often takes a few days for your body to re-adjust to the new schedule of sunrises and sunsets you find yourself in.
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Sleep has always been a tricky prospect for her, lost time for an active mind, but lately she's decided to accept it as a "physically pleasurable thing" and to try center herself more in the hours that she happens to be awake.
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Not only does the blue light emitted by smartphones, laptops, and other devices essentially trick your body into believing it should still be awake, but research has also found that the distraction social media provides can also cause people to get less sleep.
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It shows that, for instance, if you live on the East Coast, and generally get up around 6:30 AM and go to bed around 11:30 PM, with the status quo you'd be awake for 4,470 hours of daytime throughout the year.
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Dr. Czeisler said that a melatonin supplement can help quiet the brain and silence the signal that you need to be awake; he recommended taking it in your new time zone a half-hour or so before you want to go to sleep.
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As an American destroyer cruised off the waters of Japan in clear weather in the early hours of Saturday, only a few dozen of the crew of 350 were likely to be awake: standing watch, keeping the engines running, manning the bridge.
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The initial preorders were available only to customers who happened to be awake in the wee hours of the morning, and despite Nintendo's promises to manufacture "significantly more" stock than they did of the NES Classic, the $79.99 retro console sold out quickly in stores.
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They warned her that if they arrested her abuser he would be released the next morning, when he would probably have returned to the house—incensed by his night in a cell, and at a time when Mkhai would be awake to witness the consequences.
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If you'll still be awake by 1AM in the UK, this ought to be the place for connecting with a bunch of strangers who aren't morosely scrolling through Instagram and wondering why they weren't hand-delivered a heart-shaped stack of pancakes in bed.
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Washington (CNN)Democratic presidential candidate and author Marianne Williamson once gave a platform to the unfounded theory that vaccines are linked to autism and called on her audience to "be awake" and "do your due diligence" before making the decision to vaccinate their children.
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"Here was this reference to 'irrational exuberance,' and I thought nobody is going to be awake by the time he gets to do this, and this is just deeply buried," added Yellen, who was a member of the Fed's Board of Governors at the time.
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The findings come amid reports that the lack of a "roaming night watchman," someone who is required to be awake at night in order to alert passengers to incidents such as a fire, could mean that the Conception violated safety rules, according to the Los Angeles Times.
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"One thing we've learned is if we take an afternoon flight, it's easier for us because then they get to be awake and blow off all this energy and then they naturally get tired," Saldana, 38, told PEOPLE while doing press for her partnership with Japan's All Nippon Airways.
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The left some guy who was asleep, well he wasn't meant to be asleep he was meant to be awake looking after the equipment, but he dozed off in about the fifth row and no one else was in this place other than him, me, and my accomplice.
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My concern now was that, by being early so as to be sure not to miss anything, I was also insuring that my feet would be awake by 2:49, and I'd be standing in the same waking level or depth I was standing in every other day.
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During United Airlines' Media Day, entitled "Flight 2020," Vice President of Loyalty and President of Mileage Luc Bondar said their partnership with the sleep-managing app will help passengers know when to sleep or be awake based on their travel schedule, as well as when to drink coffee or take melatonin.
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If you're reading this and you're not already there, I'm sorry to say it's probably too late for you, but look on the bright side: you are now far, far more likely to be awake and functioning come game time, your chances of winding up in jail are astronomically lower, and you will have saved a bunch of cash.
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"When I speak with the patients before giving them sedation, I tell them that they'll be awake and may remember or not, though most don't, and that I will be with them, and that if they're in pain or uncomfortable they can tell me and I'll give them more sedation or pain medication," Dr. Raz said.
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New research seems to demonstrate that a fish called the cleaner wrasse has passed the famous…Read more ReadDoctors Zap the Brains of Awake Brain Surgery Patients to Make Them Laugh and Have FunSome forms of brain surgery require patients to be awake and responsive—a rather unsettling…Read more ReadA Crowdfunded Idea to Clean the Great Pacific Garbage Patch Is Now a $35-Million Nonprofit.
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To be included in the study, participants had to take more than half an hour to fall asleep at the beginning of the night or be awake for more than half an hour after initially falling asleep at least three nights per week for at least six months; average 6.5 hours or less sleep time nightly; and experience significant stress or impaired functioning due to sleep disturbances.
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"If the midazolam fails to keep the prisoner under anesthesia, the prisoner would be awake and aware but unable to move or speak or even open his eyes, so he would then look completely serene despite being in agony," Braden said, adding that forcing Williams to experience such pain without a sedative would be a violation of the Eighth Amendment, which outlaws cruel and unusual punishment.
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Additionally, even IUDs with low doses of hormones still contain hormones—the same reason I swore off the pill years ago after my pharmacy switched me to a "same-but-cheaper" brand I eventually identified as the cause of mood swings that had me dancing in the kitchen at breakfast, crying in the shower at lunch, and sleeping through dinner because I was too sad to be awake.
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