The girls must have fallen asleep without putting it out.
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Apparently I'd fallen asleep again while watching the news. Fail.
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As I expected, I hadn't fallen asleep for one second.
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I'd fallen asleep because I had a bit to drink.
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They apologized, although not profusely, saying they had fallen asleep.
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When I come back, he has fallen asleep on his own.
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With my partial absence, the brand seemed to have fallen asleep.
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Smith could not recall where or when he had fallen asleep.
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He had fallen asleep reading and missed a round of medication.
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A 34-year-old man had fallen asleep while behind the wheel.
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"The squirrel has fallen asleep in fright," the police write-up said.
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I asked him if he's ever fallen asleep while Autopilot was on.
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He was a couple of weeks old, and he'd just fallen asleep.
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Wing: If you haven't fallen asleep yet, I will call you back.
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It was as though the writer had fallen asleep and was dreaming.
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Hof said he did not remember a handjob and might have fallen asleep.
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In the soapiest scene, the dying Andret has fallen asleep on the sofa.
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Montgomery told investigators he'd fallen asleep while watching the boy, reports FOX 13.
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But it's late and Skylar has fallen asleep after waiting up for Nola.
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He was snoring so heavily that the others assumed he'd simply fallen asleep.
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Sharp had fallen asleep in Finicum's truck when she woke with a start.
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His son, Daniel, 30, had fallen asleep watching a soccer game on television.
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It also said Ross, 81, has fallen asleep during meetings: http://bit.ly/2DxQzEP.
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If I had been in there any longer, I might have fallen asleep.
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The authorities blamed a signal operator who had fallen asleep at his post.
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The teacher gently nudged a baby-faced boy who'd fallen asleep at his desk.
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He admitted to officials that he was intoxicated and had fallen asleep, Guglielmi says.
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Police told Reuters initial signs suggested the driver had fallen asleep at the wheel.
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He was at his desk reviewing spreadsheets when he thought maybe he'd fallen asleep.
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My father catches Bertrand and my mother, having fallen asleep together after making love?
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By the time the result had been determined, Anthony's son had already fallen asleep.
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She had waited until this amorous skunk had fallen asleep and examined his cellphone.
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As an executive in the health care industry, Rittereiser has fallen asleep during meetings.
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I stroked him between the eyes until the vet said he had fallen asleep.
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I saw the woman who had fallen asleep across from me on the platform.
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I have to have fallen asleep at some point in the past four hours, right?
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It's also supremely comfortable; I've worn it all day and even fallen asleep in it.
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I had fallen asleep before texting him goodnight, so the next morning he called me.
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And Hoffman, to his credit, has not fallen asleep during one of the meditation sessions.
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His wife, Kitty, had fallen asleep next to him and was awakened by the shots.
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" The remark comes after Dan and Roseanne have fallen asleep while watching "Wheel of Fortune.
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Other senators appear to have fallen asleep or skipped out on parts of the hearing.
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She stayed inside Ladner's house for more than four hours, telling authorities she had fallen asleep.
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Disoriented, he wondered if he'd fallen asleep without realizing it and had woken to the dawn.
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Cody got quiet on the way home from the hospital, I thought he had fallen asleep.
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The driver, a friend of Evan's, said he had fallen asleep, but Lieberman had his doubts.
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The first time the police found me, I had fallen asleep in a school parking lot.
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Personally, I find this method to be so soothing that I've nearly fallen asleep to it.
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And without Chad Johnson on Jojo Fletcher's season of The Bachelorette, we would have fallen asleep.
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James's arms are wrapped around his wife, as she holds their son, who has fallen asleep.
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The left hasn't just fallen asleep at the wheel — we've actively chosen to avoid the issue.
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If you've ever peacefully fallen asleep to the sound of steady rain, you've enjoyed pink noise.
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By the end of the first quarter, Smith had fallen asleep before putting on his mask.
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"I just woke up," he said, explaining that he had fallen asleep on the tour bus.
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On the other side of the aisle, Kiefer had fallen asleep, still wearing the black hat.
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The authorities blamed the accident on a signal operator who had fallen asleep on the job.
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Our anxiety was tempered only by the fact that our small son had already fallen asleep.
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She had not fallen asleep on their ride to Brooklyn because she was above it all.
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But the night before Halloween, long after Jonas had fallen asleep, our plan came crashing down.
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King, 30, wrote in a Medium post that she had fallen asleep before the man started masturbating.
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Nearly every day for the past, say, five years, I've fallen asleep in much the same way.
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The semi driver reportedly didn't have any injuries, and claims he had fallen asleep at the wheel.
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Against tradition, Elias had fallen asleep next to me—and I was struggling to stay awake too.
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If you're not bothered — also tickled, irked, mystified and provoked — then you've fallen asleep on the job.
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I'd fallen asleep to the tiny tree frogs' lullaby and awakened to distant cock-a-doodle-doos.
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Exhausted, I curled up next to my girls, my tears wetting their hair after they'd fallen asleep.
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"I doubt anyone has ever fallen asleep counting sheep," he says, "but those watery sounds can help."
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ANXIETY CREEPS IN By the time we're back home, it's 8, and Sky has usually fallen asleep.
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Gonzalez had finally fallen asleep when his wife walked in and told him his phone was going off.
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You also, almost certainly, have fallen asleep in an uncomfortable seat, probably touching a person you don't know.
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They said they both had fallen asleep while atop freight cars and were knocked off by tree branches.
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"If I had a pillow in the car I could have fallen asleep," declared the 20-year-old.
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He doesn't ask me about happy hour, because he assumes I got back earlier and had fallen asleep.
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When she climbed out, her skin was bright red, as if she had fallen asleep on a beach.
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Ernest, who had fallen asleep on one of the hotel beds watching TV, stood up, its black eyes widening.
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Authorities said early signs suggested that driver had fallen asleep at the wheel and lost control of the vehicle.
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The Softband, for example, will be able to tell when you've fallen asleep and will then turn itself off.
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Exhausted, I had fallen asleep on a couch in a waiting room at the American embassy in Damascus, Syria.
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In Sirkin's own research, test subjects have fallen asleep while monitoring a self-driving car in high-fidelity simulations.
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She was running a fever and had fallen asleep on our way to the store to get some milk.
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I get there and she's just fallen asleep, so I have to wake her up to bring her home.
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"I've fallen asleep in the same bed with him," he said, according to the CNN account of the 2005 trial.
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The interstate reopened shortly before daybreak Thursday, but officials said traffic was slow-going because some drivers had fallen asleep.
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Family members initially said that she liked to hide in the box and must have fallen asleep, according to prosecutors.
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When he fell unconscious, police assumed he'd fallen asleep and didn't check his pulse, according to the Dallas Morning News.
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My husband had fallen asleep once more, but while my body was exhausted and aching, my mind was still reeling.
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I've fallen asleep in some seriously public places over the years, like on the subway and in college common rooms.
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Without the drugs, it felt like his leg was burning with pins and needles, as if it had fallen asleep.
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I laughed when the camera panned to Bill Clinton, who really looked like he had fallen asleep during the speech.
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The traveler unwound the cord from his arm, which had fallen asleep, and sat down in the chair once again.
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After Reed, who he married back in 2015, had fallen asleep, the actor decided to surprise her with this beautiful message.
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Gaines was staying the night at Lawhorn's house and had fallen asleep on his living room floor, according to the post.
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Authorities believe Sammantha and John were responsible for forcing Ame into the box and had fallen asleep without letting her out.
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Lee, who admitted she had been smoking marijuana that fateful night, said she had fallen asleep when the sexy specter arrived.
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Officer Jacob Koehler told FOX 8 that the kids decided to leave after their mother had fallen asleep on the couch.
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Around 4 AM on July 27, after Cornell-Duranleau had fallen asleep at the apartment, Lathem invited Warren over, Toller said.
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The location was convenient for obvious reasons, and I would have happily kept plucking along had my legs not fallen asleep.
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Even worse, Howard had been eating like that, like a kid whose babysitter who'd fallen asleep, for an estimated ten years.
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In it, Tweeden has fallen asleep in her flak jacket, and Franken, grinning at the camera, appears to grope her breasts.
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I've singed my eyelashes and eyebrows, fallen asleep while smoking and dreamt of cigarettes — of relapses and fires and bitter withdrawal.
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She'd fallen asleep at the wheel and she said it was because she wasn't getting enough sleep due to her dreams.
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The victim later returned home, revealing she'd fallen asleep while at the apartment, waking up feeling as though she had been violated.
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I had driven over 230 miles, watched the sun set over the Pacific, and fallen asleep warm and fuzzy despite the elements.
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McIver had fallen asleep with the gun in his lap and has no recollection of pulling the trigger, Crane told the newspaper.
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I had one of those experiences where I "woke up" in the morning and wasn't sure I had ever even fallen asleep.
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The woman was seated in the middle seat next to him on the flight and had fallen asleep, according to the complaint.
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Next to this person, whose gender is also unclear, Eisenman depicts the large grey head of a man who has fallen asleep.
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My sister had actually fallen asleep (which we would mock her for later), and my cousins were French-braiding each other's hair.
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It got very dark and very quiet in my nook, and I certainly could have fallen asleep if it wasn't only 11 a.m.
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"(He) appeared to have fallen asleep in that position, indicating he died in that position as well," the sheriff wrote in the report.
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Then he does this head tilt thing to indicate feigned pretension but looks like your dad when he's fallen asleep on the couch.
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Meanwhile, I'm struggling with the fact that my leg has fallen asleep, which began to bug me minutes into sitting in lotus position.
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Somewhere around the time she was performing shiatsu-style massage while shampooing me, I may have fallen asleep for a couple of minutes.
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In his dorm room at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana, Finney had fallen asleep with him cuddling beside her in his loft bed.
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Sobbing, Bell said she had been up with the baby most of the night and had fallen asleep on the couch at 5 a.m.
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At the end of the day the agency called me and informed me I wouldn't be welcome back, as I'd fallen asleep in court.
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Twenty-one year old Harry Webb was convicted of sexually assaulting a woman who had fallen asleep at his home after a night out.
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He denied that Hubbard had fallen asleep at the wheel, and said a doctor later diagnosed Hubbard with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, or COPD.
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She is embarrassed at having fallen asleep in church, and her knees hurt from kneeling so long, but she is strangely rested and refreshed.
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Then, at 35 minutes, I felt a renewed sense of control over my body until I realized that my left hand had fallen asleep.
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That night in Miami, in my mother's duplex, after she'd fallen asleep, I cleared the bottles and cleaned the floors and fed the cats.
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"[The rover] has fallen asleep and is waiting out the storm," John Callas, Opportunity's project manager at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, told reporters Wednesday.
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The second time he escaped, he took advantage of a German guard who'd fallen asleep, grabbing a brick and cracking it across his head.
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My visitor set his ear on the window, and I thought he'd fallen asleep, until he burped and settled his elbows on the dashboard.
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Unfortunately, Poppy has already fallen asleep, so I miss out on all the smiles and laughs (also the last diaper change of the day).
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"I have multiple friends and acquaintances who have fallen asleep at the wheel, including two who were involved in crashes as a result," Tefft said.
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If you don't complete the game within 30 seconds, the app will assume that you've fallen asleep again and the alarm will start ringing again.
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Sobbing, Bell explains that she had been up with the baby most of the night and had fallen asleep on the couch at 5 a.m.
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That backs up other studies, some of which have shown that up to half of pilots say they have fallen asleep while in the air.
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I remind Jalen that he could not have a bad dream because he hasn't even fallen asleep yet, and tell him to go to bed.
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Officer Jacob Koehler told the news station that the kids' father had gone to bed early and their mother had fallen asleep on the couch.
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If you've yelled at a computer for responding too slowly, or fallen asleep spooning your smartphone, or flirted with Siri or Alexa, you've anthropomorphized them.
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If you wanted to hear someone fight with a partner, you had to go back to your apartment and wait till you had fallen asleep.
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The positioning of the head and arm might suggest someone who has laid his head down and fallen asleep, but that is not the case.
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The boy captured the attention of many on social media after videos and photos emerged of him appearing to have fallen asleep during the event.
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CHIOS, Greece — Hani Alkhalaf had just fallen asleep at an overcrowded detention camp for migrants on this Greek island when angry shouts jolted him awake.
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I'm not forgetting the times friends have puked behind phone boxes, argued with shopkeepers or one notable occasion fallen asleep in a stranger's front garden.
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Prosecutors said Noel and Thomas, the only correctional officers on duty in Epstein's unit, appeared to have fallen asleep for two hours during their shift.
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In six of the incidents, the women had fallen asleep in the car and awoke to the Lyft driver sexually assaulting them, the lawsuit states.
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We're told they made their way into his bedroom, after no one answered the door ... and determined he was fine and had just fallen asleep.
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After six months of walking, Mr. Bell was fatally struck on a road in Colorado by a tractor-trailer whose driver had apparently fallen asleep.
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Bret Arsenault, the top-ranking cybersecurity executive at Microsoft, had fallen asleep on top of his cell phone when it shocked him awake with a buzz.
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Authorities said he initially told them in a written statement that he was "in deep sleep" and that the woman had fallen asleep on his knees.
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The problem is that some people have already fallen asleep behind the wheel of a Tesla, mistakenly thinking Autopilot will deliver them safely to their destination.
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Of course, a man can have an erection while he's fallen asleep on the beach; It's unfortunate, but there's not much anyone can do about it.
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"In our concept, if you don't take over, if you have fallen asleep or are watching a film, then we will take responsibility still," says Victor.
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He proceeded to tell me that I'd barged into his room at 123 AM in my pajamas and crawled into his roommate's bed and fallen asleep.
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One morning, he woke as the dawn drew out an eland—a kind of antelope—from the ceiling of the cave in which he'd fallen asleep.
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Six of the women cited in the lawsuit said they had fallen asleep in the car and woken up to find the driver sexually assaulting them.
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As you sink into the spectral parade of images of the 1950s American Southwest, you may wonder at times if you haven't, in fact, fallen asleep.
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The Washington Post reported that, according to authorities, Mars had told a witness at the scene of the accident that she had fallen asleep while driving.
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For we believe that Jesus died and rose again, and so we believe that God will bring with Jesus those who have fallen asleep in him.
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I'm not even talking about the literal locker room talk between teen boys, but more the so-tired-I've-fallen-asleep trope of the token girl.
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A CHP investigation concluded that the trucker didn&apost move for two minutes after traffic resumed flowing because he had fallen asleep after working illegally long hours.
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As Timpa fell unconscious, officers discussed whether or not he could breathe but assumed he had fallen asleep and began joking around, the body camera footage shows.
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Giving up on rest, I resumed to people-watching and noticed nearly half of the 15 or so people left in the room had fallen asleep. Bastards.
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In the 2013 Metro-North crash, which killed four people, the safety board found that the engineer had fallen asleep as a result of the undiagnosed condition.
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Andrew Blackbird had just finished a bartending shift and his wife, who was supposed to drive him home but had presumably fallen asleep, wasn't answering his calls.
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The passenger, 26, said she had fallen asleep in his vehicle and woken up in a secluded location with Mr. Yadav beside her in the back seat.
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Perhaps Miller was taking a cue from Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, a Wall Street investor and Trump confidant, whom Axios reported has fallen asleep in multiple meetings.
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"Let me check your texts," it said, and I flashed back to a night when my ex-girlfriend had fallen asleep with her computer still open beside her.
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In the nineteen-fifties, some researchers were reminded of Joe when they studied an obese amateur poker player who had fallen asleep in the middle of a game.
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Data from the National Sleep Foundation show 60 percent of U.S. adults have driven while feeling drowsy and around 33 percent have actually fallen asleep at the wheel.
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One night after this performance Mark had fallen asleep with his arms around her, and Romi had lain awake, for, exhausted as she always was, she couldn't sleep.
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By now the music's some indiscriminate, indeterminate deep house mix that some v-neck bro none of you really know has put on and immediately fallen asleep to.
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Muhammad Ali sat snoozing in a chair in his Los Angeles home after having fallen asleep watching television with a gaggle of children on the floor beside him.
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"We kind of assumed that maybe she had gone off the road or fallen asleep, or tried to avoid an accident or animal on the road," he said.
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Another AAA study from 2010 found that as many as two out of five drivers have fallen asleep at the wheel at some point in their lives, he added.
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She has fallen asleep in her car after taking far too many Ambien the night before, sleeping for 15 hours, waking up ravenous, and attempting to go get breakfast.
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And still others are here to test us via the crossword puzzle, most likely to make sure we have not fallen asleep facedown into our bowl of Cocoa Puffs.
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When Amazon acquired Whole Foods, the antitrust agencies' failure to block the transaction was vigorously criticized as another indication of antitrust enforcers' having fallen asleep at the regulatory wheel.
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It was coming from a ramp agent who told officials he had fallen asleep before takeoff and had awoken when the plane was in the air, the airline reported.
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With his silent electric motorcycle, other users of Kuala Lumpur's congested roads wrongfully assume the 22022-year-old has turned off his engine or fallen asleep at the wheel.
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Popular half-truths included whether they had ever cried at work, fallen asleep at their desk, had an interoffice relationship or picked up a side job on the sly.
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A worried murmur swept through the crowd; perhaps Boone had fallen asleep; perhaps he had taken a shot of Ibogaine, the better to endure pain without a muscle twitching.
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Back in Lowell, Sox has fallen asleep, which means her eyes are closed and a command center somewhere around the world has tuned into other seniors and other conversations.
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It's kind of crazy, if you have a kid who has a nut allergy that there's only one maker ... EpiPen's had this unchallenged monopoly and we've just fallen asleep.
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However, if you've had a lot of liquid within two hours of going to sleep, then you might have to pee right at the time that you've already fallen asleep.
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Murry said she and the two children were home alone on the day her daughter died, and that she had fallen asleep for about 20 minutes around 12:30 p.m.
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"The problem is, we are living through a situation in Germany in which managers worth millions at VW, at Daimler, have fallen asleep and forgotten the future," Schulz told ZDF.
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For a Rip van Winkle who had fallen asleep during the cold war, it might be surprising to hear an American calling on Russia to save his country from Marxism.
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"It's sometimes hard not to fall asleep when you're feeding a baby ... parents are tired," said Shu who admitted having fallen asleep when feeding her son when he was young.
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I had nothing packed that I could get to and she had actually fallen asleep almost immediately after throwing up, so I also didn't want to fumble around for something.
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"There's been a lot of nights that I've fallen asleep with makeup on — which I never used to do — and I'll still wear it the next morning," Kardashian said, laughing.
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He was an excellent speaker, I have to admit, and at one point surprised me by pointing out from the podium that the guy next to me had fallen asleep.
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On the second day of a rotation in Slovakia, he and two other crew members had fallen asleep when they awoke to realize their tank was starting to roll downhill.
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Long after I had fallen asleep, they would sit next to each other in recliners in front of the fireplace, drinking daiquiris and watching the latest family drama on HBO.
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But if you can bear it for a few seconds, unclenching your muscles, relaxing your grimace, you will notice, as you begin to soap up, that Disliking has fallen asleep.
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He initially said he had fallen asleep due to blood pressure medication, but local media later reported that he had told Lightfoot he had a "couple of drinks" before driving.
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They react with suspicion that he is a spy; anger toward the missing men; bitterness that the watchman aroused their suspicion by refusing to admit that he had simply fallen asleep.
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"The problem is, we are living through a situation in Germany in which managers worth millions at VW, at Daimler, have fallen asleep and forgotten the future," he told broadcaster ZDF.
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Johnson, 59, initially said he had fallen asleep due to blood pressure medication, but local media later reported that he told Lightfoot, he had had a "couple of drinks" before driving.
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In 2013, when a Metro-North Railroad train derailed in New York, killing four people, the safety board said the engineer had fallen asleep as a result of undiagnosed sleep apnea.
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I have fallen asleep on occasion when I let myself get bored, but then it ruins my sleep that night, because I already got part of it out of the way.
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Judy Pepper, who lives in the apartment complex, said that she had fallen asleep on the couch after watching a Sunday night baseball game on television when she heard four loud gunshots.
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As anybody who's fallen asleep with a partner can attest, while being the big spoon can be fun, there's only so long you can hold the position before your arm falls asleep.
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You'll also be able to mark content as unwatched, which could help if you've fallen asleep while watching TV, for example, or someone else watched the show while logged into your profile.
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He'd fallen asleep while watching Shaun the Sheep Movie for the third night straight now (One day I'll know what happened to that sheep, he laughed to himself) and was generally exhausted.
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On this particular night, as I walked through the front door at home, I saw an uplifting surprise: My mother had fallen asleep waiting up for me despite her own long day.
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Extended shifts even put people at risk outside the hospital: They triple the risk of a hazardous driving event, with 40 percent of attending physicians reporting that they've fallen asleep while driving.
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He said later that day that he had fallen asleep at the wheel, and when he was asked about the incident through the years, he maintained that he had not been drinking.
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Jacob had breast-fed for a year, been given baths in the kitchen sink, fallen asleep on his father's shoulder a thousand times—but this was an intimacy he had never experienced.
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According to the Lord's word, we tell you that we who are still alive, who are left until the coming of the Lord, will certainly not precede those who have fallen asleep.
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Dex later responded on the same platform, telling folks he'd simply fallen asleep because he was tired from working in the studio for so long ... and it was all much ado about nothin'.
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For example, smart locks on front doors are triggered when a fitness tracker senses its wearer has fallen asleep or coffee makers start brewing when a smartphone alarm goes off in the morning.
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Lolade Siyonbola, a graduate student at the university, said that a white graduate student entered a common room in Yale's Hall of Graduate Studies where she had fallen asleep working on a paper.
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Reading aloud to Cecilia when she was small, Angela had loved reëntering the spirit of those books, and was sometimes so absorbed that she went on reading long after Cecilia had fallen asleep.
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Often exhausted by his dual roles, he was depicted in several pictures as having fallen asleep in the back seat of the family car and on a couch while reading to his daughters.
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A man who had apparently fallen asleep in his car at a Taco Bell drive-through was killed in a barrage of gunfire by six police officers earlier this month in Vallejo, Calif.
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The man told authorities that he had taken sleeping medication and fallen asleep while his son was in the bathtub, and when he awoke the child was floating in the tub and not breathing.
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In March 2014, [my wife] was hit by an underinsured driver who had fallen asleep at the wheel: her passenger was killed instantly and my wife was severely wounded (broken leg and other injuries).
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The last three times I've masked, I've fallen asleep with the mud on my face — which wreaks havoc on my skin (because that's way too much acid in one sitting) and my silk pillowcases.
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I can remember crying at James Taylor; just being blown away by getting to see this man who I'd fallen asleep listening to my whole life and seeing him in the flesh was crazy.
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She had fallen asleep on the commuter line to Depok, West Java, when some asshole decided to record her for two whole minutes, zooming in on different parts of her body as she slept.
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" Another source who is reportedly close to Weinstein denied that he had fallen asleep or taken calls in group sessions, but told Page Six that the disgraced Hollywood mogul "insists he's not a rapist.
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One man requested that the office speak to a massage parlor in Bangkok on his behalf because he had fallen asleep during a massage and felt he should not have to pay for it.
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He thought about taking the door off its hinges, but then the whistling, the choking, and the moaning were repeated again and again, and the painter realized that the tenant had simply fallen asleep.
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The following morning, my buddy said after I had fallen asleep water was dripping on his head, but there was no leak on the ceiling and was convinced we may have shared a paranormal encounter.
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So it was something of a shock when, having fallen asleep after arriving at his sick grandmother's house in Tehran, the businessman, Faryar Ghazanfari, an intellectual-property lawyer, heard a buzzing coming from the bag.
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Johnson, 59, initially said he had fallen asleep due to blood pressure medication, but local media later reported that he told the city's mayor, Lori Lightfoot, he had had a "couple of drinks" before driving.
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" Like all of us, she's fallen asleep with a full face of makeup, and understands the necessary cheat of a face wipe, as long as there's "NO ALCOHOL in your wipes (or any skincare product).
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Last May, North Korean Defense Minister Hyon Yong-chol was reportedly executed by an anti-aircraft gun at a firing range for disloyalty — he was said to have fallen asleep during an event presided by Kim.
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The train was going over the speed limit because the engineer had fallen asleep "due to undiagnosed severe obstructive sleep apnea exacerbated by a recent circadian rhythm shift required by his work schedule," the NTSB said.
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We may have fallen asleep with visions of French toast and bacon dancing around in our heads, but when that alarm clock goes off, we've got one-track minds that are speeding in the direction of caffeine.
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I took a cold shower and thought that maybe, when I came out, he would have fallen asleep and the cigarette would have set the sheets on fire and he would die there, in the Clorinda hotel.
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But it's particularly top-of-mind this week after the arrest of an Uber driver from Queens who was charged with kidnapping a woman who had fallen asleep on a trip between New York City and White Plains.
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"I stand up out of bed, and I don't realize, but I have dead leg, like my leg had fallen asleep, and I go to take a step, and I just go down," the The Ranch star explained.
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The 8-year-old Maine Coon mix rattled their bedroom door with her paw, according to ABC News, who reported the story, which woke up Annette Shanahan, who had fallen asleep, ill on a chair in her Reedsburg home.
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During Trump's State of the Union address on Tuesday night, Democratic Senator Debbie Stabenow was one of several legislators caught with their eyes closed, leading to suggestions that she'd fallen asleep — much like Melania Trump's guest Joshua Trump. pic.twitter.
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She already had on fake eyelashes: She had fallen asleep in the car on the way to Sparta, so MaryAnn parked outside the competition and applied them without waking her, gluing individual lashes to her lids as she slept.
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Gouzer was frustrated: he had been expecting to bid on the Basquiat on behalf of a client in Europe, but hadn't been able to reach him on the phone at the critical hour, because the client had fallen asleep.
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Her piece for this year's KDFA, Time has fallen asleep in the afternoon sunshine, was inspired by Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451, in which a group of people each memorize the contents of a book that is going to be burned.
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According to an affidavit obtained by USA Today, on a flight from Houston to Albuquerque, Bruce Alexander, 49, allegedly grabbed the right breast of a woman sitting in front of him after she'd fallen asleep about 20 minutes after take-off.
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If you see her near a hunk of fresh cheese she'll likely be wearing her signature cow print carving attire or cheese hat, and she's so dedicated to her craft that, yes, she has fallen asleep on a block mid-carve.
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"I had just finished putting Kiano to bed and he had just fallen asleep and I walked out of his room and saw Matt's face and all these people and I just knew something was really wrong," Daisy told CNN.
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According to the Uintah County Sheriff's Department, the girl had fallen asleep on a couch at the house of her mother's friend on March 0003 in Vernal, a city of about 9,000 people about 170 miles from Salt Lake City.
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Kitchen seating options include a long black dining table, plush green velvet couch, terra-cotta-colored window seats and this mod swinging chair that I could easily have fallen asleep in while rocking back and forth in the afternoon sun.
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READ: Here's what we know about the final hours of Jeffrey Epstein's life The two guards assigned to watch him also didn't check in on him for hours and, indeed, had fallen asleep, the New York Times reported earlier this week.
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If you're using this fan in your bedroom to lull you to sleep when it's hot out, you can set a timer so it will turn off after 1, 2, 4, or 8 hours when you've finally fallen asleep (hopefully).
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My husband had fallen asleep next to me, and I worried that if his head lolled even a few centimeters he might scupper the entire perilous system — yet waking him to warn him might result in the exact same outcome.
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Just when you get comfortable with them, the show will take a turn and give you an episode that makes you wonder if you've fallen asleep and started dreaming about people in Atlanta, and it's the weirdest most wonderful experience.
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There are additional features, too, according to a report from The Epoch Times: the chips can apparently detect when a student has fallen asleep in class, and allow students to make payments (using additional facial or fingerprint recognition to confirm the purchase).
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WISCONSIN MAN WHO CRASHED CAR IS TASERED AFTER DANCING BAREFOOT, USING &aposKARATE MOVES&apos AMID TRAFFIC, COPS SAY Buratczuk said the driver of the semi-truck who hit the vehicles admitted to "drowsy driving," and may have fallen asleep at the wheel.
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Honestly, I must have fallen asleep during this one both times I tried to watch it from start to finish, dreaming of the Christmas present I bought years ago, well in advance of all my future unborn children (that being my IUD).
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Murphy, who had escaped injury during a five-year deployment as a senior airman with the U.S. Air Force, was struck in his car at 70 mph by a driver who had fallen asleep at the wheel, leaving him with a horrible back injury.
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A 85033-year-old woman told police that she had fallen asleep against the window when she woke up to find that the man seated next to her in the middle seat had his hand down her unbuttoned pants and that her shirt was undone.
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There are other DIY projects you can do with Netflix such as setting up a button that can order pizza for you while dimming the lights and turning on your TV, or knitting a pair of socks that'll pause your show when they detect you've fallen asleep.
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Correctly presuming that Lufthansa would not have the film in their on-demand seatback movie library, I pre-downloaded the film for a long international flight and waited until the sweet old lady sat next to me had fallen asleep to begin my screening at 19003,000 feet.
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Read more: A woman asked Melinda Gates to adopt and raise her 2 children while holding one of them because she was so poorAccording to her father, he had fallen asleep on the train ride and when he woke up again, Yulia had disappeared without a trace.
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"I don't know / what might bring peace on earth," he writes, in one of several tense and tender passages describing his father asleep: But a man fallen asleep at his desk while revising a letter to his father is apple blossoms left lying where they fell.
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It was only possible to hear what they were saying over the claptrap engine and the wretched cumbia because no one else was talking—the other men had fallen asleep, and the women were silent—and they were shouting, working themselves up with emotion and fervor.
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Mr. Ryan appears to have abandoned his attempts to scold Mr. Trump into compliance, and instead has begun to treat the nominee like the doddering uncle who has once again fallen asleep at the family dinner table, perhaps hoping that by failing to acknowledge him people will stop asking.
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By the middle of that act, with new songs like "Monster" for Elsa and "Colder by the Minute" for the hard-working ensemble, and with the never-very-logical plot rushing toward its conclusion, plenty of the Elsas in the audience had fallen asleep, perhaps in self-defense.
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Salem Abul Nasser, a dentist, said he had hoped for a few quiet hours after Mr. Lavrov spoke and had fallen asleep, only to be wakened when a corpse of a man newly killed on the front line and another person apparently suffering from chlorine inhalation were brought to his clinic.
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If you've ever accidentally fallen asleep with the TV on and woken up to a Real Housewives of Beverly Hills marathon or if you, like me, willingly watch it every single week, you may have caught a few glimpses inside Mohamed Hadid's massive Bel Air home, where the women frequently attend parties.
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Through Games 1 and 2 against the Predators, rookie (yes, rookie) goalie Matt Murray has stopped 60 of 64 shots he's faced and has held down the fort while the Penguins have fallen asleep for large chunks of the series—including a record stretch of 37 minutes without a shot in Game 1.
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In 2016, the first person might have fallen asleep with the sense that Donald Trump truly had captured the hearts of the country — while the second person would be able to look at the popular vote total and note dispassionately, without the hours of agony, that Hillary Clinton remained ahead in the popular vote.
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A survey released last year by the National Safety Council found that 43 percent of workers have at least one risk factor for fatigue, with 27 percent reporting having unintentionally fallen asleep on the job in the previous month and 16 percent that they had experienced at least one safety incident because of fatigue.
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Within minutes he had stopped breathing, while officers joked that he had fallen asleep, according to the footage first obtained from the police department by The Dallas Morning News after a nearly three-year battle for its release -- part of the newspaper's investigation into the August 2016 death of the 32-year-old man.
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The technology used to measure your sleep in most fitness trackers today, which according to the American Academy of Sleep Medicine uses a process known as actigraphy, detects when you're still for a long period of time using an accelerometer and makes its own judgement as to when you've fallen asleep when periods of stillness are identified.
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At some point during the standoff, the drone saw that Brossart's sons weren't in a position to use their guns (they had either put them down, walked away from them, or fallen asleep—the stories I heard while reporting the story back in 2012 differ), and the SWAT team raided the property to make the arrest.
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Rather, it seeps into our experience, from seeing where the man is located within the composition, to noticing how the photograph crops the one-story building's roof into a triangle wedged into the upper left corner, to noticing the different grays of the sidewalk's incised slabs, to realizing that the man has not jumped, but has seemingly fallen asleep.
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On the surface, they're similar to what you get in many other luxury cars — the car can adjust its speed according to the speed of a vehicle in front, change lanes as soon as you turn the lane changing indicator on, recognize signs on the road and slow down accordingly or stop the car if it detects you've fallen asleep.
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Among the encounters: a white apartment complex manager who called the police on a black man wearing socks in the complex's pool; a white woman who called the police on a 8-year-old black girl for selling water; and a white Yale student who called the police on a black graduate student who had fallen asleep in her dorm's common room.
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This post ran originally on THUMP UK.What you're seeing there, if you can believe you're even seeing it in the first place, is the sorry sight of a young man so sozzled on moonshine, so hopped up on cheap spirit and mixer deals, so wildly off his nut on the fizziest of lagers and the sugariest of 4% alcopops that he's literally fallen asleep in a urinal .
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She didn't tell him that they had not in fact let her out; that when the detention aide had fallen asleep she'd opened a window silently at the back of the room, pushed her backpack out, swung her body over the lip, pulled the window shut with one hand, and hung on the exterior sill for a moment before falling into the fresh pine mulch ten feet below.
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" The 41-year-old says she "later learned that after I had fallen asleep, Robin had attempted to have sex with some girl in the second bedroom…When I confronted Robin about this, he admitted to attempting to have sex with the stranger, but stated that he ended up being unable to do so because of the amount of cocaine that he used that evening had caused him to be unable to perform.
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Change in routine, stress contribute to lapses Although each case is different, the cases tend to share factors in common that contribute to children being left in cars: a change in the parent's routine that leads him or her to follow an alternate, but well-traveled, route; a change in how the parent interacted with the child during the drive, such as when a child might have fallen asleep en route; and a lack of a cue, such as a sound or an object associated with the child -- for example, a diaper bag in plain view.
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If you're going to volunteer to be the past-midnight "beer hero" who goes on a drinks run when most of the immediately available shops are closed, please ensure that you actually make the mission and come back to the party within half an hour of announcing your intent because for some reason, these trips always end up with three very drunk people all getting distracted at once, getting an Uber to a store that turns out to be a two-hour round-trip away, and when they come back, everyone has either left or fallen asleep or are just quietly watching trippy YouTube videos while sitting in a corner drinking warm neat gin, and talking in tender voices about their best ever Glastonbury experiences, and now they really don't want three loud guys with four bags of cans singing "OLÉ OLÉ, OLÉ OLÉ" and getting this whole sorry evening started again. 53.
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