Snow Peak's dog cot suspends your sleeping dog on a cotton canvas bed stretched across a stainless steel frame, just like their low cot.
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REI Co-op Kingdom Cot for $225 ($233 off): This gigantic, padded cot is for everyone who is just tired of sleeping on the hard ground.
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Baby Cot Mobile by Tik Tak Design Co, $21; amazon.
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I looked at the sweet baby boy in his cot.
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A cot is opened for Diane in the living room.
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According to the collection's website, the three-in-one Priam stroller system comes complete with a carry cot, car seat and the upscale stroller that includes a memory-foam mattress in the carry cot.
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The two headmen sat down on a rope cot, exchanging compliments.
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His cell had a pile of blankets rather than a cot.
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There was not a single tarpaulin or cot left in stock.
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A man wakes up on a cot in a concrete room.
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I almost felt like setting up a cot and moving in.
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James has curled up on the cot and is staring into space.
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I even have a cot there, in case I need to nap.
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One of the beds in Bedroom 53 was a newly added cot.
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Five cot-like beds have been squeezed into bedrooms built originally for four.
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Jason is so broke he's sleeping on a cot in the stadium supply shed.
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At an evacuation center, she slept on a cot outdoors next to his kennel.
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It's a cot for a baby covered in -- covered in mesh, covered in wire.
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Geeta was lying on her cot, her two small daughters cradled at each side.
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"If you wanted electricity or a cot, you could pay more," a staffer explained.
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"It was basically a room with a bare bulb and a cot," he said.
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I only need a folding chair, a cot, and a sandwich every six hours.
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Shelter When Maria hit, there wasn't a single cot or tarp in FEMA warehouses.
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LME-CA-MNET <0#LME-CA-COT> (Reporting by Pratima Desai, editing by Susan Thomas)
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LME-CA-MNET <0#LME-CA-COT> (Reporting by Pratima Desai; Editing by Mark Potter)
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We tried the sky cot, but you'd think we were laying him on hot coals.
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"God must really love me," she said, sitting on her cot in the storm shelter.
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True, he slept for years on a cot in his studio, surrounded by file cabinets.
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He's got a toothbrush at CNN, a cot at MSNBC and a locker at 'Riverdale.
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In the living room, someone had set up a single cot, with a sleeping bag.
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Theodore Trigo, 1, rested on a cot in a shelter at Thomas Jefferson Middle School.
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The video shows Sanchez unfolding it and putting it on the cot in her cell.
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"Components being tested include the cot bed system, air conditioning unit, and "Arctic Tern windows.
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A bucket beneath the hole catches diarrhea, while another beside the cot fills with vomit.
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Getting your dog a cot or elevated bed will help keep them off the burning ground.
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Members typically sleep on a cot, sofa, or air mattress and shower in the House gym.
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Sometimes I think back on those blue-cot siestas with a wistfulness that makes me sigh.
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For five days, he could barely move, even to turn his own body in his cot.
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We were sitting next to each other on the couch that became her cot at night.
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I was just sleeping on a cot in the sweltering heat for the past three weeks.
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As I spoke with Salam, Aziz came over and sat next to him on his cot.
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So up the ___ I went, not a ___ in sight, To ___ ___ cot and sleep through the night.
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"Each one of us has a cot, a single foot apart," Beyersdorf said on Monday afternoon.
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A woman lay curled up on a cot, a Red Cross blanket wrapped tightly around her.
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A woman lay curled up on a cot, a Red Cross blanket wrapped tightly around her.
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In the malnutrition ward, 3-year-old Dorvil Chiloveson lies on his side in a cot.
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One user reported seeing people asleep as well as images of a baby in its cot.
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He led me inside, showed me to a chair and then lay down on a cot.
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Cherry has a tiny office in the salon; instead of a desk, there is a cot.
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And later on, when Hale, or Halores is leaving the park, you see him on a cot.
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Moments later, the video shows paramedics lifting him onto a cot and wheeling him into an ambulance.
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It was in his cot at the asylum that Edwards learned he had qualified for the team.
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Lying on an army cot, she was listless and quietly sobbing in a punishingly hot canvas tent.
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He could've dropped him out of his cot or pram, and maybe that's what happened to him.
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Some people paid $1,800 for a cot in a yurt, which campers referred to as "raj tents."
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"I hope Nassar's prison cot is composed entirely of Legos," writes a commenter called Weirwoodtreehugger on TheGymter.net.
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Typically, older children will be happy to sleep on a cot or mattress in your room temporarily.
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Some brilliantly clued entries included SERF, MAFIA, TREY, COT, CLAP, BALL, DIY, YES, and the wonderful OUTAGE.
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"I did it with my first baby in a carry-cot at my side," Ms. Bell recalled.
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Her cell was narrow and small; there was a cot, a toilet, a mirror and a sink.
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The removable cot bunk beds are in the back of the van and are 10 pounds each.
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He sat on a cot in an aunt's shack, but there was no way to interview him.
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Tara Denise Hankinson and Jason Mellone were married July 8 at the Cop Cot in Central Park.
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I moved my arms, my legs, I unclenched my hands, and stood up dizzy from the cot.
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Ms. Torres slept on a cot in the living room, acting as a sentry to the door.
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" Meanwhile his mother "slept in the living room on my old cot behind a moldy old screen.
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Wet 'N Wild Color Icon Blush in Apri-Cot in the Middle, $2.99, available at Wet n' Wild.
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In the latest U.S. Commitments of Traders (COT) data released late on Friday, in the week ended Feb.
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"When Peter slept in the hospital with me, he put the cot flush against my bed," she said.
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As a nurse and member of the rescue team helped me to a cot, I lay back, shivering.
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Vincent was on a narrow cot; Henry moved in with his mother temporarily in a different California city.
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Next to the cot were a rice cooker and a hot plate where he cooked all his meals.
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On the weekends, she'll have to straighten up her prison cot by 10 AM. No maids, of course.
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"Is it all right if I take this bed?" asked Nick, motioning to the cot next to Diane.
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I still sleep on a cot near his, because that's where I'd slept for the last few years.
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On nights when things looked bad, the attending physician would pull up a cot and sleep next to him.
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The centerpiece of the whimsical space is the rose-gold Ellie Cot ($899) by celebrity-loved brand Incy Interiors.
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I took this shot from a lying down position on the cot that I use when needing to rest.
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Instead, there was "Tom," in late June, on a cot in the guest bedroom of my second cousin's apartment.
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Her roommates had some furniture for her to use, including a cot, a table, a lamp and a chair.
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At night, we had separate sleeping quarters, so Khalil and I worked on a cot outside under the moonlight.
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I'll never forget my husband sleeping on the cot (or trying to) while our son slept on my chest.
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"The evidence suggests that heat-not-burn products still pose a risk to users," said COT chair Alan Boobis.
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One night I was sleeping on a cot under the starlit sky, when a fierce explosion woke me up.
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In the early days, to keep expenses down, he slept on a cot in the back of the shop.
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In a video feed of the incident, Sanchez can be seen carefully spreading the pad out on her cot.
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A thin sheet covers the cot where Mr. Allen sits to talk to a reporter in his childhood bedroom.
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He described some of the bedrooms as having four beds: a bunk bed, a single bed and a cot.
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A cot is rolled into the Senate offices in preparation for a late night voting session on Thursday. Sens.
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Mr. Webb had crashed on a cot inside the cramped Morningside Heights apartment of his close friend Harry Callahan.
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"Although some users seek still greater granularity in the COT reports, it is important to recognize that the COT report is intended to be a tool that informs market users and the public by providing, in appropriately broad brushstrokes, a picture of the composition of the futures markets," CME Group wrote in 2009.
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I wonder if Riv ever looked at me and saw a wild, naive thing in the cot next to him.
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I lay on my rented cot, afraid to sleep in case I missed Julia Paraiis or some agent of hers.
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From the beginning, the U.S. COT reports classified traders as "commercial" or "non-commercial" based on their predominant business activity.
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But several blood-cot treatments are used on stroke patients, and "the sooner the better," according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Lyndsey asked me to sit on the cot, so that she wouldn't bump into me when she shut the door.
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The principal at her school set up a room with a cot so she could take naps during her off periods.
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Inside the bunker is the decaying frame of a wooden cot that was supposedly used by soldiers in the cramped space.
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Her daughter, Abigail, is nearby, lying in a wooden cot with a UV light overhead keeping her at the right temperature.
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To the right is a cot, covered with a bedspread whose crosshatched pattern has been rendered with stunningly free parallel strokes.
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Be consistent, get the timing right and, if you're desperate, have one kid camp out on a cot in your room.
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"The mayor's living on a cot, and I hope the president has a good day at golf," he said on CNN.
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According to news reports, Mr. Donovan sleeps on a cot in his Capitol office to avoid the high rents of Washington.
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"I thought I was dying," Mohammed Mubarak, a gaunt 22-year-old printing press worker, said one afternoon from his cot.
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"I miss you both," said Beatriz, as Mr. Theologos put the baby, in a black and white onesie, in his cot.
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George Snow, 68, was dazed to be vying for a cot in a city shelter, his south Houston house in ruin.
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There are books, a doll in a cot, a rusty wheel, an abacus, and a black-and-white photo of two people.
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I don't care if you're living in a big ass house or sleeping on a cot, we're all affected the same way.
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He slept in a cot by her side at St. John's Medical Center in Los Angeles, Fawcett's good friend Mela Murphy recalls.
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"I bought a cot, and I've got one lounge chair, and I've been sitting here," Davis, a retired union pipefitter, told CNN.
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A few days ago, 62-year-old Josefina Alvarez lay sweltering on a cot in a shelter not far from San Juan.
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Hadi Razaij, the leading Sunni police commander in the campaign, sat on a cot in an abandoned house near the front line.
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Every night we've been here she's dragged her cot away from mine to sleep next to our parents in the next room.
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B.E.S said the prisoners grabbed him and tried to force his head into the crotch of a prisoner lying on a cot.
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"It was about being more than 'a hot and a cot,'" Mr. Perez said, referring to the standard warm meal and bed.
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He'll give you your sleeping cot and let you head back to your tent, where you'll also find a lantern and radio.
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Next to a baby's cot and a couple off-duty plastic Christmas trees, six servers glow and hum on a wooden rack.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - A baby lies in a metal-bar cot drinking from a bottle perched on his pillow in a Tokyo orphanage.
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For three months in 29, Peck, a Harvard-trained physician, lived in a cot in the conference room of Central Island Healthcare.
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Certificated cotton stocks COT-STX> deliverable as of June 5 totaled 81,462 480-lb bales, up from 81,218 in the previous session.
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" If they do surrender, Troxell promised, "we will safeguard them to their detainee facility cell, provide them chow, a cot and due process.
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"It feels like yesterday that I woke up in the little cot next to Mom in the hospital, and asked "What is it?
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Our other neighbors, a group from Seattle, have a similarly impressive set-up, with lawn chairs, an inflatable lounger and a camping cot.
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Certificated cotton stocks COT-STX> deliverable as of March 14 totaled 111,195 480-lb bales, down from 111,207 in the previous session.
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The only comprehensive information on traders' positions regularly available comes from the commitments of traders (COT) reports issued weekly by regulators and exchanges.
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I was HIV-testing inmates in the jail's medical unit, and he was moaning for hours on a cot a couple cells over.
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Jose Santiago Tanco, 63, a diabetic, slid into a cot in the hallway as he did each night, fearful of sleeping alone upstairs.
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The cot highlighted the housing crunch — it was one of hundreds of new beds that were recently added to boost the shelter's capacity.
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Video surveillance from inside the jail cell shows Sanchez's pained expression as she delivered her son onto her cot at 10:44 a.m.
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For much of his adult life, his home was a simple military cot with a photo of his son taped to the wall.
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It is a two-bedroom condominium with a sofa that opens into a queen-size bed and a cot for a small child.
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She said she got "maybe an hour or two" of sleep on Thursday night, blaming the uncomfortable cot and worries about her home.
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The next COT report will be issued on Friday following USDA's prospective plantings and will reflect trade activity from March 22 through March 28.
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According to Preston, occasionally passengers would be overnighted, and she'd wake up on a cot, so the passenger could sleep in an actual bed.
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Her first translation, which fell to her simply because she had German, was done with her first baby in a carry-cot beside her.
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In one strike, the grandson of the target was sleeping near him on a cot outside, trying to keep cool in the summer heat.
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That is not a situation that a cot or a hygiene kit or a nice volunteer with a warm cup of coffee can fix.
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"The town's dead now," Barnes said, sitting on a cot at a Red Cross shelter at the Neighborhood Church next to her two dogs.
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However, there was not enough room within the fenced-in pen for every single man to have a cot to sleep on, Banks said.
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Esmat, who spent two hours operating on Madina, had finished his shift at midnight and collapsed, exhausted, on a cot in the outpatient department.
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They contain products such as baby clothes, a sleeping bag, and nipple cream while the box itself can serve as a child's first cot.
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For three of those seasons, back when his title was equipment manager, he lived in the team's practice facility and slept on a cot.
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Their babies can also have organic food and rooms will be set up with a cot, diapers, blankets and toiletries specifically for their babies.
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There is a decent amount of transparency provided to show how money is moving the oil market via the Commitment of Traders (COT) reports.
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"The mayor's living on a cot, and I hope the president has a good day at golf," Honoré said in an appearance on CNN.
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The advice here: be consistent, get the timing right and, if you're desperate, have one kid camp out on a cot in your room.
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At night, she slept chained to a cot; during the day, the clinic kept her youngest child as collateral while she searched for odd jobs.
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We have a fourteen-year-old who was rescued last month from a house where she'd been kept chained to a cot in the basement.
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I literally just had my labs drawn [recently] for a bunch of different tests to see if I have any sort of blood cot disorders.
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Soon after Charlotte's birth, they had another order for a matching bespoke navy carry cot ($172), which is generally used from birth to six-months.
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In the deepest chamber lies Lipi's most intensely personal work, "My Daughter's Cot" (2012), which shows a working crib made of her trademark razor blades.
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Her family was losing hope when some local policemen arrived with a cot, covered her with a blanket and ferried her to the nearest hospital.
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When I meet Anjuma, she is sitting on a cot in the corner of her bamboo hut with a cloth held up to her face.
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As I saw her laying on that cot full of tears, pleading for help, I found myself suddenly crying with her, physically hurting with her.
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When she found cockroaches crawling across her three-year-old daughter's cot, she still had family in London the pair could return to for support.
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Little did I know, there are tons of these and they look sort of useful — more so than a cot, anyway, in a limited space.
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The U.S. Grain Futures Administration, forerunner of the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), began publishing a COT report for farm futures contracts in 22009.
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The new disaggregated COT reports classify traders as (1) producer/merchant/processor/users; (93) swap dealers; (3) money managers; and (4) a residual "others" category.
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"We are a pair," Taylor declares proudly, and she doesn't mean her husband, who gets the cot while Snow and Taylor share the hotel bed.
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"This is everything I've trained for," said Dr. Jana Broadhurst, director of the Nebraska Biocontainment Unit Clinical Laboratory, who keeps a cot in her office.
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Lying down on a cot at the center of the theater, he pulled a blanket over himself as six screens lit up, surrounding the audience.
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"Brussels is a kind of a loudspeaker for us," said Gloria Cot, a clerk from Barcelona at Thursday's march who had just arrived by coach.
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His work is finally rewarded on screen with a tracking shot several minutes in length, the prisoner's first solo run from cellblock cot to manhole.
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According to the CFTC's CoT data, managed money short positions have outweighed long positions for four weeks now, amounting to a near-record short position.
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He spent days of peace, walking in the cool mornings, resting on a cot wedged among creosote, juniper and boulders in the heat of day.
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Sahreen now lies on a hospital cot, a brown, bloodstained bandage wrapped around her neck like a scarf, eyes fluttering, most likely out of danger.
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At one middle school in the Bronx, he was allowed to keep a cot so he could head there after late-night gigs, he said.
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The desk and other surfaces were decked with a shellacked plywood, and the bed frame was a tubular thin metal, for a military cot feel.
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A sleeping cot was squeezed into the command post, where temperatures became stifling when the building's air conditioners shut off as usual on Saturdays and Sundays.
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While plenty of hotels offer two beds, we couldn't find any that guaranteed a small baby-friendly room to erect the travel cot on our budget.
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Hadley, who is seven months pregnant, was one of the lucky ones; even with the shelter far over capacity, she had managed to find a cot.
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He and his brothers slept on a pullout sofa and rollaway cots in the living room, while his sister slept in a cot in the kitchen.
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He slept on a single size cot where he lived until 2010 in a studio above Carnegie Hall, chock full of file cabinets containing his negatives.
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In the final minute of the last episode, we see him for the first time in his only actual home—a cot in a storage unit.
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Several requests to the jail authorities for a mattress were denied, but a Lebanese diplomat succeeded in getting him a thin cot and vitamin C pills.
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"I have less to lose," said Shirlene Hryhorchuk, 75, now sleeping in a cot in the home economics classroom where she teaches at the high school.
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He has one employee and two dogs that limp among the rubbish and scrap, often resting in the shade of a torn, bleached green military cot.
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For tuition, he works as an assistant groundskeeper while gritting himself through homelessness—at night, he sneaks into his boss's office to sleep on a cot.
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Every morning, Pooja Bhurla wakes up next to her grandmother on the charpoy woven cot that they share in the small entry room of her family's home.
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Griffen was photographed on a cot outside the governor&aposs mansion last year wearing an anti-death penalty button and surrounded by people holding signs opposing executions.
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Premwati, whose husband spent most days stretched out drunk on his rope cot, felt, for the first time in years, that she was standing on solid ground.
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While it is associated with massive discounts and barrel scraping prices, it also conjures images of lines, fights, stampedes, and sleeping in a cot outside Best Buy.
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We do see him dead, though, curled up on his cot-like bed, in a small provincial inn, and barely visible in the corner of the screen.
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Jesús Cepeda was seated on a cot in the modest three-bedroom home where he was raised with 10 brothers and sisters and a few other relatives.
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And although the cot was a bit narrow and his grandson woke up a few times in the night, Mr. Traub was no longer a glamping novice.
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In an otherwise empty handicraft room, Orlando Quinones, 70, was lying on a cot facing the wall, breathing with the help of a machine that supplies oxygen.
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In a painting by Jesse Presley Jones, two youth are crammed on a small cot, their silhouettes blurred and distorted by the abyssal darkness that envelops them.
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"My wife is in a group of Mums and one of them was convinced they had a ghost in their baby's cot," a user wrote on Twitter.
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A secret room attached to Mr. Schmidt's shop "contained nothing but his rifles, ammunition, body armor, his writings and a cot," wrote prosecutors in a court document.
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With thick stucco or stone walls and tiny window openings, they are mostly used to store tools — or, perhaps, a cot for naps on hot summer afternoons.
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With thick stucco or stone walls and tiny window openings, they are mostly used to store tools — or, perhaps, a cot for naps on hot summer afternoons.
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When an American citizen breaks the law, they are given three hots and a cot behind a locked cell block, period, and they are separated from their children.
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"The mayor's living on a cot, and I hope the president has a good day at golf," said Honoré, who is in Puerto Rico, on CNN on Saturday.
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For example, putting an infant to sleep beside a parent in bed rather than alone in a cot is associated with a higher risk of sudden infant death.
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He spent most of his time in his room sitting or lying on his cot, only coming out when "he had something to do," according to jail logs.
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Chaffetz insisted he made the decision simply because he'd had enough after spending many nights in the last eight years sleeping on a cot in his congressional office.
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As a result, any analysis based on COT data contained in market reports, news stories and even academic research can only ever provide tentative rather than strong conclusions.
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COT data, already a feature of U.S. commodity markets, gives a clearer picture of trading activity by providing information on who has been buying and selling which products.
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In Zonnebeke, in Ypres, at the Commonwealth cemetery of Tyne Cot and the German one in Langemark, death is ever-present; meaning, however, is harder to come by.
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Ms. Kotb (pronounced COT-bee) had replaced Mr. Lauer on an interim basis since he was fired in November over allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior with a subordinate.
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In the novels, Strike's office — also his home, thanks to a folding cot — is set on the block called Denmark Street, once known as London's Tin Pan Alley.
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Facedown on a cot, near midnight in the middle of the race, Will Turner had a massage therapist kneading his muscles, trying to coax some life into them.
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In Connecticut, he lived out of his car and a tiny tent - really, just a boxy cover on a cot - while he spent his money exploring New England.
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Congressman Jason Chaffetz is calling quits on a career with a rising trajectory because he's done sleeping on a cot most nights, far far away from his family.
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More from Tonic: The doctor wheeled his desk chair over to the cot, plunked my foot down in a metal tray, and began sterilizing the wound with iodine.
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The half-buried tragedies of her own life—an abusive childhood, a baby lost to a cot death—are counterpoints to Trieste's city-scale combination of glamour and horror.
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The DOJ lawyer argued that the Flores Settlement doesn't say anything explicitly about sleeping, and therefore the government doesn't need to provide anything like a cot or a bed.
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Adam, a 26-year-old lying on a cot and Red Cross blankets under the overpass, had an apartment with city aid, but the storm left his home uninhabitable.
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" NL: "Yeah, she's not just alone in her cot, thinking about herself and beating the shit out of herself, which is Nicky's go-to reflex with her alone time.
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At Renca, another incremental development in the capital, Aravena told me about a resident who used to bathe in the backyard and slept with her husband on a cot.
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COT reports can therefore only ever provide an approximate guide to what is happening in the oil market, and their interpretation remains as much an art as a science.
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The Original Kitty Cot World's Best Cat Perch gives your cat the best seat in the house to observe the outside world while lying in the lap of luxury.
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A fake campfire flickers under an artificial sky full of stars where there's a log to sit on or a camping cot for anyone who cares to lie down.
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Every night, when I fell asleep in my hospital bed, I saw Peter across the way on a cot, reading, waiting for me to fall asleep before he did.
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I found the bed to be the most plush, comfortable thing about the room, so I think the cot-like look of the bed may have simply deceived people.
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Monica spent the first two weeks sleeping on a cot in my tiny hospital room, both because I was a disaster and because she didn't have anywhere else to go.
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He prefers to sleep on a rope cot, under the stars, the way they do in the village, and has never owned a pair of shoes that were not sandals.
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He'll mostly subsist on protein bars (though he'll also try more exotic fare like gigantic bugs), and sometimes his lodgings consist of a tent or a cot under the stars.
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In the video, Sanchez appears to be screaming in pain and awkwardly trying to lie on the cot, resting entirely on one side of her body as she gives birth.
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Leigh wrote in a post on Facebook that she spent the first three months of her daughter's life hovering over her cot, making sure to see that she was still breathing.
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The cot had small motors underneath that simulated the feel of a moving vehicle, played actual road noise and even had built-in LED lighting to mimic the glow of streetlights.
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Strapped down to a hospital cot where he was kept in captivity during the Vietnam War, grainy footage shows McCain's captors asking him to recite his rank and official number: 624787.
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The Committee of Toxicology (COT), which offers independent scientific advice to the UK government, is one of the first official groups to study the risk profile of heat-not-burn products.
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The exchange operator had postponed the launch of the weekly commitments of traders (COT) reports several times this year, citing the need to check the data being submitted by market participants.
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He pointed to a name, "Smith, G." — one of 90,000 British soldiers memorialized on the Menin Gate, or the walls of nearby Tyne Cot Cemetery, because they have no known grave.
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"It's a very delicate balance, especially so close to an election," said Mr. McCrory, who recalled catching a nap on an emergency operations center cot before a debate with his opponent.
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Shirlene Hryhorchuk, a high school teacher in the East Texas town of Deweyville, sleeps several nights each week on a cot in her home-economics classroom while her house undergoes repairs.
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Paris-based Euronext has been preparing to publish weekly commitments of traders (COT) reports to comply with new EU rules, known as MiFID II, that came into effect in early January.
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This week, we learned that makeup artist Spencer Barnes relies on Wet n' Wild Color Icon highlighting blush in Apri-Cot in the Middle to give Julianne Hough her signature rosy glow.
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It's not an anchor around the feet of the scorers; right now, it's more like a freeloading college dropout sleeping on a cot while mom and dad stock the fridge with food.
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The interview, the wage negotiation, the decision to have her stay there, and the provision of a cot and a simple clothing rack had all been handled by his mother-in-law.
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"The mayor's living on a cot, and I hope the President has a good day at golf," said Honoré, who led the military response in 2005 to Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans.
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Borges, who is required to lie face-down on a cot for 20 hours a day as part of her treatment, caught a quick but memorable glimpse of Dahlia's outfit before school.
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No, she was not that Pixie who had hidden the knife and helped her mother haul him to a cot in the shed, where he would sleep until the poison drained out.
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At the hospital, staff have had to build two portacabins on the roof that serve as a makeshift ward for the treatment of malnourished babies, crammed sometimes two or three to a cot.
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At the time, Ford said the cot might be produced for sale if there was enough interest, but even though it went viral, Max Motor Dreams never did make it to the market.
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The Sitch is probably dreading his jail cot ... but there's light at the end of the tunnel, because he and Lauren are asking for a $673 down comforter and $379 ivory sheepskin rug.
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In the United States, they go back at least as far as a lawsuit over the illicit publication of the sheet music of W. J. Wetmore's "The Cot Beneath the Hill" in 1844.
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Tyne Cot Cemetery, the largest Commonwealth cemetery in the world, is seven miles east of Ypres: row upon row of white headstones arranged in a semicircle so big it looks like an illusion.
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But when her comatose father's caretaker abruptly quits, she seeks the help of her estranged brother, who breaks the monotony by wheeling their father on outings around the city in his hospital cot.
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In the 1930s, the average inhabitant got 1.9 square meters, or about 7403 square feet, often either a corner of a room or space for a cot in an open-plan wooden barracks.
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With a maximum weight allowance of 2419.99 pounds, each cot is a strong and soft sling that supports and cradles its occupant; there's no uncomfortable center bar to poke you in the back.
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It shows brief footage of Petronin, 72, lying on a cot inside a tent and boxes of medication, while audio of French President Emmanuel Macron saying "I will protect you" plays on a loop.
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If you zoom in you'll notice Jared's camping cot set up in the home's garage, Erlich's Aviato-wrapped SUV in the driveway, and the giant server that powered the early version of Pied Piper.
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Sales halve In a roadside Taipei booth, Xiao Hui, a long-time seller, is busy preparing betel nuts while looking after her one-year-old daughter who is sitting behind her in a cot.
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My host had described my quarters as a studio, but it was less than that: an adobe shed that shared one wall with the house proper and was just large enough for a cot.
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It means new parents can continue to lounge around drinking the free champagne and get their preferred seat on the plane — probably the one with the cot and three seats free next to it.
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The tent was comfortable but utilitarian – a cot each for the boys, a double bed for us, a steel basin sink, small toilet, shower and a couple of canvas safari chairs on the porch.
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They included one man with an inventive tent and cot combination and another, well into middle age, sleeping under a plastic poncho as traffic roared on a nearby road and an elevated expressway above.
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Cot Campbell, a dapper racehorse owner and writer who brought democracy to the sport of kings by pioneering shared ownership of thoroughbreds, died on Saturday at his home in Aiken, S.C. He was 91.
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One girl seemed likely enough to try to kill herself that the agents made her sleep on a cot in front of them, so they could watch her as they were processing new arrivals.
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At an Austin sports arena being used as a shelter, Shirelle Franklin, 2215, sat on a cot near her four children, three of whom attend schools in the Coastal Plains town of Victoria, Tex.
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Over on Riverdale right now, its teenagers are building gambling den-speakeasy empires, pulling heists, creating elaborate boxing schemes, selling drugs, joining cults, investigating S&M clubs, and sharing a single bunker cot for sex.
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A police affidavit alleges that Silver grabbed a 4-year-old girl by the arm and punctured her skin with her fingernails before carrying the child by the foot and dropping her on a cot.
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"Almost $100 US." Once I'd stopped laughing, I gave the surgeon the green light and he told me to lie face-down on the school nurse's office-style cot in the corner of the room.
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A mild sense of panic sets in the moment you hit "play" on this mobile VR experience, which places the viewer inside a prison solitary confinement unit with little more than a cot and a toilet.
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The exhibition features meditations on abstraction and the figurative such as Shikeith's Untitled (Figure Study), Di-Ay Battad's Estranged Landscape: Lake Pod, Devan Shimoyama's Shadow, Lisa Marie Jakab's Pigeonhole Perforated, and Seth LeDonne's Your Cot Dream.
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Practically, of course you can: I got straight to work getting a driver's license, buying a car, cot, pram, letting my employers and employees know I was having a baby, and getting my finances in order.
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As the sun set in the shantytown of La Perla in Old San Juan, Ramón Marrero, 79, slumped onto the unwashed cot inside his brother's tool shed, where he had lived since Maria claimed his home.
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After Costco's recent rally, the Williams COT has plunged, a sign that major financial players are selling the stock, which was one reason Williams said the stock could be ready for a longer term sell-off.
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Data showed total open interest fell 2,980 to 216,476 contracts in the previous session * Certificated cotton stocks COT-STX> deliverable as of April 11 totaled 52,952 480-lb bales, up from 52,374 in the previous session.
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During that trip, the teen allegedly got into a cot with Morgan because she had no other place to sleep, after which he "began to kiss her neck and rub her shoulders and hips," the records state.
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"We've made a home away from home," said evacuee Dennis Gillespie, 58, as he lounged on a cot in the tent equipped with a propane fireplace, a big-screen TV and a generator for charging cell phones.
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That's why the measures announced on Thursday in Washington go a long way to showing that perhaps the parties involved are now more prepared to behave like adults rather than kids throwing their toys out of cot.
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If he had a proper home in Washington rather than a cot in his office, Chaffetz said, he wouldn't need to fly home every week on the taxpayers' dime, and his wife, Julie, could visit more often.
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What was it that she'd said to Javier one morning, with Diane fast asleep on her cot in the living room, while the two of them were greeting the early-morning sun in the kitchen, sipping coffee?
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In a village of golden-tipped rice fields near Amritsar, Mr. Singh slid to the edge of a rope cot and recalled the Sikh mobs that had chased Muslims from his small community with knives and guns.
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Paul Ryan, the Wisconsin Republican who has been Speaker of the House since October, sleeps on a cot in his Washington office during the congressional work-week and flies home to his family in Wisconsin on the weekend.
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I laughed out loud when I peered into a cell labeled "prime minister" and saw a grinning mannequin with silver, side-parted hair — presumably John Major — lying on a cot, tucked to his chin under a gray blanket.
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In the days leading up to the decision, Griffen, who is a Baptist pastor, participated in a Good Friday rally against the death penalty, during which he was photographed lying on a cot as part of the demonstration.
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Bytes • The rats patched onto the arms of the Pied Piper jacket are a great touch, not just for the needless reference to the original story, but as a callback to Jared's cot in Erlich's rodent-filled garage.
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She was now sleeping on a cot at Union Elementary School in nearby Clinton, N.C. There was no power or air-conditioning in the school, and generator-powered fans did little to stir the swampy air inside the gym.
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Euronext, which trades derivatives mostly based on agricultural commodities, has been preparing to publish weekly commitments of traders (COT) reports to meet the requirements of the new EU rules, known as MiFID II, that came into effect on Wednesday.
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A police affidavit alleges that 22-year-old Ariana Silver grabbed a 4-year-old girl by the arm and punctured her skin with her fingernails before carrying the child by the foot and dropping her on a cot.
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That's why Ford's latest creation isn't a car at all – it's a small cot for babies called Max Motor Dreams (via CNET) that simulates a drive using sound and motion, along with LED lighting designed to mimic yellow-hued streetlights.
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The basics for me are: a good rain jacket made of fleece rather than down, a durable sleeping bag or a collapsible cot (if you're not keen on sleeping on the floor) and a one-pot meal, prepared and frozen.
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By the time we see the tidy little jail cell, it looks familiar in its particulars: the tall black bars, the narrow cot encased in bright white linens, a toilet on the right, a round-faced clock on the rear wall.
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Life in an emergency shelter, however, has been particularly hard, the 83-year-old said on Friday as he gripped a Styrofoam cup of coffee and sat next to his cot in a warehouse in the coastal city of Ventura.
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After completing high school he attended Marquette University in Milwaukee for two years, then enlisted in the Army in 1940 when he was 19 to avail himself of the proverbial "three hots and a cot" — a place to eat and sleep.
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When Mr. Neti was growing up, if someone in the village needed emergency medical care, farmers tied the patient to a wooden cot and carried him five miles through the forest to the nearest hospital, a journey of four hours.
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Jim Daniel sleeps on a cot with his dog in the shade after being evacuated from the Ranch Fire and Mendocino Complex Fire to a makeshift evacuation center in the parking lot of the Moose Lodge in Clearlake Oaks, California, Aug.
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" The young woman told The Local, "They knew no shame and no limit - and didn't care whether it was a picture of me sitting on the toilet or lying naked in my cot - every stage was photographed and then made public.
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In his homily, Francis urged his flock to reflect on how children today aren't always allowed to lie peacefully in a cot, loved by their parents as Jesus was, but rather "suffer the squalid mangers that devour dignity," according to the Associated Press.
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Standing in the noisy lobby of the convention center, where other displaced Houstonians continued to stream in looking for shelter, Reyes said she was worried about getting a cot, and concerned that she and her daughter will be unable to reach their relatives.
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It would not have been much fun to be stuck in a tent next to the commode or flattened on a cot while the rest of the gang viewed a dazzling array of wild animals from the safety of a Land Rover.
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Deputy James Froelich of the Osceola County Sheriff's Department was walking around a storm shelter set up at the Osceola Council On Aging Senior Center on September 10, when he noticed a "nice lady" sitting on the edge of her cot, looking saddened.
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In a previous interview with PEOPLE, Thomas' family said the 15-year-old would hang out in his classroom because he had a microwave for her to heat her food in at lunch and a cot for her to take naps on.
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"Katrina hit us like an atom bomb in lower Plaquemines Parish," said Candida DuPlessis, 66, of Port Sulfur, who kept photos of her 30 grandchildren in a plastic container next to her cot in one of the shelters, a high school auditorium.
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What got me through them were catnaps on a creaky cot in an odd little room on a top floor with a haunted hallway, lots of chocolate, and the exciting, fulfilling challenge of treating the most seriously mentally ill patients on the planet.
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One day, she finally hit her limit; she described Sheindlin's spirit "entering her body" (I imagined Patrick Swayze entering Whoopi Goldberg in "Ghost") so that she could set her family straight, demanding that they get jobs or find a cot at the shelter.
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But from the cot outside his platoon's tent at the Army's latest forward operating base, Sergeant Micek could almost see the bright orange and white roof of Whataburger, a fast-food utopia eight miles away but off limits under current Army rules.
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PHILADELPHIA — Tucked one floor below the majestic Gothic sanctuary of Arch Street United Methodist Church, Javier Flores Garcia sleeps on a cot in a basement Sunday-school classroom that church members have outfitted with a microwave, a compact refrigerator and a television.
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The reality is this, the guy that sleeps in a homeless shelter tonight has a jacket on his back, he'll sleep on a cot, he'll be in a soup-line, he'll get a piece of bread — he had his basic needs met.
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One, you would be put in a South Havana dormitory called Hijacker House, where you were given about 16 square feet of living space with a cot, and they give you 40 pesos a month, (and) you kind of have to fend for yourself.
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As Rosetta explains to Marie, who is rattled at the news that she will be bedding down tonight in a coffin — or, if she prefers, a cot among the coffins — black performers are not welcome in public accommodations in the South of the era.
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You should also consider the Aspen Pet Self-Warming Cat Bed, the Armarkat Cave Cat Bed, the K&H Thermo-Kitty Bed, the Original Kitty Cot World's Best Cat Perch, the Twin Critters KittiKubbi Handcrafted Cat Cave, and the K&H Outdoor Kitty House.
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This area is essentially a giant British war cemetery; in an effort to treat the sacrifices of all of its soldiers equally ("regardless of rank, race, or religion," as a sign at Tyne Cot reads), Britain had opted against repatriating any bodies after the war.
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From a woman standing next to a plane draped in pink fabric, to a caged woman surrounded by lions, and a grown man sitting inside a baby's cot, Iannacone's dream-like photos are images that each survivor had in their head after their abuse.
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"We're having to travel farther and farther north to chase squid, but there are limits," he said, pausing his round of checks to sit in the captain's room of his ship, the Hoseimaru No. 236, where he sleeps in a tiny cot under boxes of equipment.
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The photograph is a black-and-white print, taken by the photographer Bruce Bernard; it lives in a box of keepsakes near Celia Paul's bed, a metal cot in a bleakly empty room with bare boards on the floor and water stains on the walls and ceiling.
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His bed is a folding Army cot topped by an old twin mattress, and his bedding is soft, softer than anything he's used to, with a design of parallel lines that look like the lines she paints over and over again, on canvas after large canvas.
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The locations with the most applications in 2017, according to Ms. Howard, were the Cop Cot, the wooden shelter near the entrance at 6th Avenue and Central Park South; and the Ladies Pavilion, a cast-iron structure on the western edge of the Lake, near 75th Street.
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Just three months ago, Mr. Campbell — formally W. Cothran Campbell but widely known as Cot — was inducted into the National Museum of Racing Hall of Fame in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., as one of its Pillars of the Turf, individuals cited for "extraordinary contributions" to the thoroughbred industry.
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Meanwhile they look at you and see that you're unattached—even when you're hitched—they see you're floating, that no one tells you when to leave the club, and there's nobody crying in a cot waiting for you to pick them up and sing a lullaby.
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"I bring this up ... because [Williams] says it's time to declare victory in Costco and ring the register," Cramer said on Tuesday, pointing to a weekly chart of Costco's Williams COT indicator, a tool technicians use to see how big institutions are trading a given stock.
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"I've been away from my family for more than 1,500 nights, and it's as simple as a fact that I love my wife and I adore my kids, and you just gotta reevaluate your life when you're sleeping on a cot in your office," Chaffetz told Fox News.
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Through its website and iPhone app, Tentrr allows users to book at least 15 acres of private land and a fully equipped campsite that includes lounge chairs, a queen-size cot, a picnic table, a stone fire pit and a large canvas tent (already set up, of course).
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Caste rules forbid them to sit on chairs or cots if higher-ranking people are present, which is pretty much all the time, so I interviewed them the way I always did: me sitting on a cot, them crouched at my feet, looking up at me from the ground.
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As a newborn, she'd been very sick, with a hole in her heart; their father, who was the headmaster of the local secondary school and a lay preacher in the C. of E., had prayed over her cot in the intensive-care ward, begging God to save her.
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The infamous Jimmy Jump – a Catalan whose real name is Jaume Marquet i Cot – has found his way onto the field during the finals of Champions Leagues, World Cups and European Championships among others, and has been in court so many times for his antics that he has met financial ruin.
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He believes that some homeless people don't want conventional affordable housing and praises a project in Oakland that used "Tuff Sheds" as a form of subsistence housing—a room, a cot, and a lock on the door—as a means to get people out of the most dire of conditions.
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There was a cot on the first floor where my grandmother could sleep, so she didn't have to tackle the stairs, and though the closest little grocery store was too far to walk to, we were able to drive there every morning and pick up potatoes, beets, cabbage, and bread.
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But the tea stall was occupied by a half-dozen khaki-clad police officers on break, mussing one another's hair and smoking beedis, so he took us to a cubbyhole tractor repair shop, where we sat facing each other — him sitting on a lawn chair, me on a rope cot.
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Mr. Lambert and his wife, Cathy, moved to a horse farm in a landlocked part of Florida 267 years ago, but he alone drives back to Long Island each May for another summer of lifeguarding, spending his nights on a cot in his brother's apartment about 250 minutes from Tobay.
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"And faced with another 85033 to 200 nights a year where my wife's by herself in Utah and I'm in a cot in Washington, D.C. — as nice as the salary is — I can't afford to have two places and have a quality of life I'd like to have at this point," he said.
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The three of us sat in a small room, surrounded by blinking lights, a wall of keyboards, synths, weird masks, a blurry TV that radiated lights coordinated to the sound of music, and a little cot I sometimes fell asleep on when Rafter and Zack got stuck on mixing something just right.
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SAN DIEGO — Migrants who are allowed to remain in the United States to pursue asylum are usually given a choice when they are released from detention in San Diego: Go to the Greyhound bus station and fend for themselves, or try to find a cot and a shower at a local shelter.
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As he described it in his book "When Germs Travel," the entire neighborhood was cordoned off by police on March 7, 1900, less than 24 hours after local health officials tentatively concluded that a scrap-wood dealer found dead in a basement cot in a dime-a-night boardinghouse had perished from plague.
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"I've been away from my family for more than 1,500 nights, and it's as simple as a fact that I love my wife and I adore my kids and you just gotta reevaluate your life when you're sleeping on a cot in your office," he said in an interview with Fox News on Wednesday afternoon.
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CreditCreditKirsten Luce for The New York Times The strangers slept no more than a dozen steps apart in a housing project in the South Bronx — she on a cot pushed up against the wall in the living room of her ailing mother's apartment, and he in a narrow, airless hallway of the building, on the threshold of his family's door.
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" And baby Solomon wasn't just influencing Bedingfield in the background — he was right in the studio with her to record her first album since 2010's Strip Me. "I had the baby four months in," she says with a shrug, "so I just brought him with me to the studio, had a little cot in the corner and everybody loved him.
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Rep. Jason ChaffetzJason ChaffetzHouse Oversight panel demands DeVos turn over personal email records The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - Trump attack on progressive Dems draws sharp rebuke GOP senators decline to criticize Acosta after new Epstein charges MORE (R-Utah) tweeted a goodbye to the cot in his office Thursday, a day before he is set to leave Congress.
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Following the financial crisis in 2008-2009, when opaque trading led to disaster, European regulators have pushed to bring greater transparency to stock dealing and agreed on a set of rules gathered in the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive, or MiFID II. CoT data gives investors a clearer picture of the market, providing information on what sort of participants have been buying and selling which products.
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This isn't the first time the U.S. government has tried to abdicate any responsibility for the health of people in their custody—just this past June, the Justice Department argued in federal court that agencies like CBP weren't obligated to provide toothbrushes, toothpaste, or soap to migrant kids in their camps, nor provide anything like a cot or bed for children to sleep on.
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Paul GosarPaul Anthony GosarConservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess The 6900 Republicans who voted with Democrats to block Trump from taking military action against Iran Conservatives ask Barr to lay out Trump's rationale for census question MORE (R-Ariz.) had two back surgeries in the last year but insists he has no problem with sleeping on the floor in his office, without even a cot.
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Jason ChaffetzJason ChaffetzHouse Oversight panel demands DeVos turn over personal email records The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - Trump attack on progressive Dems draws sharp rebuke GOP senators decline to criticize Acosta after new Epstein charges MORE (R-Utah), who just finished his last week in Congress Update to previous Tweet: Scary but before I could take cot to the garbage dump another member asked if they could take it #scary http://bit.
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