"Audible is not going to get your dog tired," Mr. Millan said.
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He was dog-tired, but I thought he did a heck of a job.
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He was dog tired, but he found a way still to get a couple of baskets.
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" It ends with a dog-tired admission: "Had a revelation, I just can't find the time.
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The animals were all dressed in their Sunday best, though the big outdoor celebration, which included a ceremony and a meal left at least one guest dog tired.
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We make a concerted effort to eat dinner together as a couple most nights after Errol goes to sleep, even if we're dog tired and it's Chinese take out.
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A guiding national culture that grants room for dissent and deviation within the boundaries of the law would be strong and convincing — to the newly arrived and the dog-tired.
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Gratified and dog-tired with the plethora below, on resurfacing and exiting Domaine Vranken Pommery I was strongly attracted to a silver aluminum sculpture just outside the front door by Bruno Gironcoli.
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Kim seems to understand and appreciate Steph's cador, but, as we see in "Dog Tired," she remains a bit leary of her assistant for more than a month, considering when these two episodes were filmed.
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Shideh is by turns testy, moody, graceful, dog-tired, determined, and brave, even when the ceiling cracks begin to bulge, or when she glimpses behind her, mirrored in the TV screen, something that shouldn't be there.
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So, when "Dog Tired" wasn't dealing with Khloé Kardashian and Kendall Jenner's adventure into the world of guns, it spent a lot of time exploring Kim and Kourtney Kardashian's dog-stealing war over their respective Pomeranians, Sushi and Honey.
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I was pretty much spot on: I successfully broke in with ROSEANNE, PETTIEST, LIVING/BOLIVIAN, but I had "saline" for SAILOR on the southeast, and then scratched that out and put in "depleted" for DOG TIRED, so that section was a bit of a mess.
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The Humane Society of the United States has outlined a few methods: Remove the motivation; ignore the barking; desensitize the dog to the stimulus; teach your dog the "quiet" command; teach your dog an incompatible behavior, such as lying down on his bed; keep your dog tired. 8.
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Miss Minchin tries to dissuade her sister, Amelia, and her pupils from going but they do not listen. In the end, even Minchin's favorite dog, tired of Miss Minchin's evil nature, runs off to the celebration.
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To decide the pennant (and a spot in the World Series), the teams had to replay the tied game on October 8. Mathewson, scheduled to start the game, said, "I'm not fit to pitch today. I'm dog tired."Murphy, p.
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Witnessing this, Mani tells his man to kill Nico, though Malcolm is able to talk him out of it. As Mani prepares to kill Ruth, Lucas arrives in time to kill him. In the end, Malcolm wishes to retire, telling Harry he is "dog tired"; Harry allows it.
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BE is too often clunky n' hollow and surprisingly downbeat n' dog-tired. Getting Dr. Sitek on board should’ve been a masterstroke but they’ve seemingly misread "Psychedelic n' experimental!” as "Add a flute!” Liam Gallagher can be a charismatic, mesmerising presence, but he’s in danger of becoming the fool on the hill.
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Voelker also hated campaigning. Voelker once described the caseload from his tenure as prosecutor as involving "three grand larcenies, two auto thefts, three burglaries, a brace of bastard cases, one indecent exposure, one assault with intent to murder, two wife desertions and one dog- tired prosecutor". After defeat, Voelker re-entered private practice. In August and September 1952, he represented the defense in People v.
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Prior to the end of the 1951 season, and shortly after accepting an invitation to play in the East–West Shrine Game, Liotta committed suicide by hanging himself with telephone wire from a pipe in the basement of his dormitory. He was reported to have been ill and depressed prior to his suicide. Villanova cancelled the final game of the season following Liotta's suicide. Liotta had returned three days earlier from a loss against LSU in Louisiana, and some called for curtailing extensive travel schedules for college athletes, noting that Liotta was "dog tired" from the travel, playing 60 minutes a game, and maintaining the highest academic ranking of any player on the Villanova team.
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Comparing Wilt to the Philly pro pioneers, the Fitchburg (MA) Sentinel editorialized: "The stars of the New York Rens and Philadelphia Colored Giants were that incomparable clown Jackie Bethards, a one-man predecessor to the Harlem Globetrotters, and Zack Clayton and Tarzan Cooper, remember? We certainly don't wish to insinuate that the "Stilt" should be forced to undergo indignities of any kind, but neither do we feel that Bethards, Clayton, or Cooper would have hustled for cover as Wilt obviously has if his retirement is on the level. The major difference between then and now is that Chamberlain has somewhere to hide—back with the successful Globetrotters or as the backbone of a new major league—while the other poor guys merely headed dog-tired into the next town.".
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