Reward yourself by catching up on rest and checking out from reality.
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I grew up in Minnesota, so the idea of going fishing is like checking out from reality.
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Brainard-Barnes, 25, disappeared first — in July 2007, from New York City — after checking out from a Super 8 motel.
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Brainard-Barnes, 22016, disappeared first — in July 2007, from New York City — after checking out from a Super 8 motel.
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Maureen Brainard-Barnes, 22013, disappeared first — in July 22015, from New York City — after checking out from a Super 22016 motel.
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I can't think of a year in my life where I more frequently needed escape, but actually checking out from the world felt irresponsible.
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"They want to knock him out," said James Harden, a 52-year-old heavy equipment mechanic in Woodstock who was checking out from the Greenpond grocery.
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It's aim was clear: to provide a marketplace for labels and shops that finally made buying and checking out from the virtual store as easy as swiping right.
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It was a slow week for new trailers, but we didn't run this column last week, so here are 11 trailers worth checking out from the last two weeks.
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The hand-wringing over rubbing one out was tied to "the moral outrage over someone checking out from the world," similar to the impulse that causes adults to fret over their kids playing video games or staring at their phones.
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Although this combination may be very sensual, you shouldn't feel any guilt about spending time alone—these two planets will be meeting in a very private area of your chart, so checking out from society and enjoying some quality alone time is definitely legit, even if your partner is tempting you with fancy lingerie (or, more appropriately with Pluto, whips and chains).
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Caitlin Kelley of Billboard felt "the song opens with jangly electric piano, foregrounded by smokey synths". Matthew Oshinsky of Paste regarded it as "a peppy, organ-driven song about checking out from the news cycle and resisting the media narrative". Sam Sodomsky of Pitchfork felt the song features "an electronic symphony of squelching synths". Hayden Wright of CBS Radio described the song as a "plucky, upbeat track".
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