" Many people, he said, "are simply protest-fatigued and election-fatigued.
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"I am completely fatigued but for once I'm fatigued from joy and not from pain from the cancer," she says.
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And I'm certainly fatigued of celebrity PSAs, so the joke was sort of (that) we ourselves are fatigued with our own PSA-ness.
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Guys are fatigued, but not tired, if that makes sense.
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She was extremely fatigued, and soon started experiencing intense pain.
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In the weeks after the diagnosis, I was often fatigued.
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Avoid sudden twisting movements or working out when too fatigued.
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The child was too fatigued to cry, the deputy said.
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By then the Giants' fearsome defense was overextended and fatigued.
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It leaves people increasingly short of breath and excessively fatigued.
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"I feel so helpless and fatigued," she said on Monday.
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Fatigued workers cost employers billions annually in lost productivity time.
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When we're fatigued, we're prone to careless — perhaps dangerous — errors.
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I've heard of every mission statement possible, you become fatigued, right?
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You'll be fatigued, irritable, and reaching for the nearest caffeine source.
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I may be a little mentally fatigued but there's no excuse.
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"It's been a year, and we can't be fatigued," Kim said.
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There sat Corky — older and a bit fatigued, but definitely Corky.
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"I felt like my eyes were less fatigued," he told me.
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Your willpower is like a muscle that becomes fatigued over time.
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The teens had fevers and coughs and were fatigued, D'Andrea recalled.
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He appears fatigued, as if he has been working all night.
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He said he feels fatigued but has no fever or cough.
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How do you keep that audience engaged and/or not fatigued?
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Take in too few, and you'll start to feel fatigued and hangry.
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"I think both teams were fatigued," Pacers forward Thaddeus Young told reporters.
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Students who reported feeling more fatigued also tended to answer fewer questions.
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We got a little fatigued and we didn't make the best decisions.
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Similarly, our ability to make high quality decisions becomes fatigued over time.
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If employees are fatigued they can report themselves as unfit, he said.
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On Saturday afternoon, John Paul suddenly became fatigued and started coughing aggressively.
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And humans get fatigued, stressed, and confused, and end up making mistakes.
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And we can't be fatigued when it comes to our fellow Americans.
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According to Qantas, pilots who feel too fatigued must complete a report.
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But he has grown thinner in recent weeks, and sometimes looks fatigued.
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He's fascinated by pop culture and fatigued by the hype surrounding it.
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"Lack of sleep, being fatigued is a big problem," Clinton, 68, replied.
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When I first saw Queen, I was growing fatigued with female heroes.
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"About halfway through I realized my arms were completely fatigued," she said.
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She was scared, fatigued and fighting to identify any ounce of hope.
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At the risk of becoming fatigued, I'm going to stop typing now.
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When we become fatigued, our body and our mind are communicating with us.
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If you're feeling fatigued, the best place to start is pretty obvious: sleep.
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Why fatigued Filipino voters yearn for a 'strongman' leader How did voting progress?
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But the photos also revealed fatigued climbers, visibly depleted by Everest's harsh conditions.
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Sometimes, a group gets fatigued from a castmates' actions & communicates on & off camera.
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So the theory is that the leg holding them up doesn't get fatigued.
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CES has left me dehydrated, homesick, fatigued, and generally burnt to a crisp.
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They might also feel more bloated, hungry, or fatigued on top of that.
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An autonomous vehicle will never be drunk and it will never be fatigued.
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The taste buds are possibly fatigued, and you need something to awaken them.
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"It's another reason why the market looks fatigued at the moment," he said.
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She chugged smoothly past other fatigued runners and finished in 4:29:20.
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I was, I believed, spiritually "fatigued" and needing time to rest and reflect.
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You'll be fatigued, irritable, and reaching for a coffee, time and time again.
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Many people are so fatigued that they have trouble getting out of bed.
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Sharapova said the blister was no factor, but did not deny being fatigued.
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Leonard, looking fatigued, scored 27 points and grabbed 17 rebounds in the clincher.
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Some patients become extremely fatigued, and some have a swollen liver or spleen.
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But people became fatigued with their expectation of nightly alms and stopped giving.
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Perhaps hospitals are understaffed and doctors are fatigued during off-hours, Goldstein said.
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I found that as I fatigued, my form suffered, and my pain increased.
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Throughout the shifts, the nurses reported how fatigued they felt at regular intervals.
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On average, the more hours the nurses worked, the more fatigued they felt.
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Some experts liken willpower to a muscle, which when used repeatedly gets fatigued.
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Harden was mentally and physically fatigued when the game was on the line.
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"I think people are a little Clinton scandal-fatigued in this country," Ryan said.
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He ended up just getting a little fatigued, so he was good after five.
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There comes a time in every trend's life cycle where, inevitably, we get fatigued.
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Well, Rihanna wasn't about to let us get fatigued with her award-winning creeper.
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At the end of each set of reps, your muscles should feel temporarily fatigued.
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When you're fatigued by the things you're working on, you get complacent and lazy.
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Several people on the McCain were "acutely fatigued," the National Transportation Safety Board found.
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You could feel fatigued or irritable, but that's the extent of the bad parts.
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It's a gauntlet, yet his most nuanced work often comes when he's most fatigued.
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Weinstein will field several fatigued minor leaguers who have already played a long season.
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Workers also become fatigued if required to work six or seven days a week.
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I take those when I'm feeling fatigued and sluggish to add a little pep.
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If Thiem was fatigued, it did not show in the taut, thrilling first set.
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The patients, with their hazy eyes, looked grim and fatigued, old beyond their years.
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You're going to be fatigued, irritable, and frantically reaching for the nearest caffeine source.
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If this continues, the buyers driving the market higher may grow fatigued, Cappelleri added.
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And even though the mood is insular and fatigued, the back story is intriguing.
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The password-fatigued masses will be pleased to find Keeper's new 30% off deal.
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"I know all those people, and they know me," Boyd told me, sounding fatigued.
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Finally, as the turtle slowed down, he positioned the boat near the fatigued animal.
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But Ted noticed that I was fatigued and yet was running circles around me.
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With such little curation, it wouldn't be surprising if viewers started to feel fatigued.
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Rupandeep Kaur, 20 weeks pregnant, arrived at the clinic looking fatigued and ready to collapse.
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I noticed how fatigued I was all day after having to get up so early.
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My armored knights were roasting inside their armor, and every maneuver left them dangerously fatigued.
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Opposition Leader Bill Shorten, meanwhile, is hoping Australians aren't fatigued by a period of instability.
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Eight weeks later she had flu-like symptoms and felt extremely fatigued and run-down.
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Other symptoms include feeling feverish, fatigued, and irritable, and seeing dark spots on the skin.
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"There's so much — you don't know where to start, and you get fatigued," he says.
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Jahi had sleep apnea, which left her increasingly fatigued and unable to focus at school.
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"No excuses," Rask said if the Bruins might have been fatigued after the quick turnaround.
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So what's the happy medium for keeping the self-control muscle strong, but not fatigued?
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We're restless for the next big story and fatigued of it already when it arrives.
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Modafinil is made available to astronauts to optimize their performance while in a fatigued state.
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It was a state that not only had me fatigued but also riddled with pain.
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For instance, during a long flight, I know I'll be alternately fatigued, cranky and dehydrated.
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Moving quickly, in full body armor and helmets, we sweat profusely and were easily fatigued.
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Harden, who finished with nine turnovers, said he was not fatigued despite playing 43 minutes.
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Its players all had other jobs, and would show up fatigued for 7 p.m. rehearsals.
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But many of us who are professionally fatigued can break away for just a bit.
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Whiteson said people should push themselves to the intensity where they're feeling fatigued and tired.
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" He added: "I just know from my perspective, I was fatigued the last couple years.
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That at least contained more skills than the single shot of a nervous, fatigued individual.
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This defective regulation suggests a system initially pushed into overdrive, and then overwhelmed, becomes fatigued.
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We've yet to be fatigued by the dusty rose hair color trend that's everywhere right now.
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If you're a man, low testosterone levels will, in turn, often leave you tired and fatigued.
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And things are changing, but we really can't be fatigued by the fight that's still ahead.
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The would-be scandals fizzle not because readers are fatigued, or because his base doesn't care.
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His energy levels dropped, leaving him irritable and fatigued and in a constant state of discomfort.
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On Tuesday, she started feeling extremely fatigued, and almost had Francisco take her to the hospital.
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It quenches dehydrated, fatigued skin and delivers a calming scent to help lull you to sleep.
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These days, Romu says she is constantly fatigued, lightheaded, and frequently struggles with a racing heart.
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Soon afterwards, the man started to become unusually fatigued, and he began to experience abdominal pain.
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A big part of why I don't ever feel fatigued by them is their tonal balance.
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Like, you shouldn't be having digestive issues, you shouldn't feel completely wiped out and perpetually fatigued.
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"Right now, I'm definitely humbled," said Centrowitz, who clocked 8:21.07 and said he was fatigued.
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"I was really fatigued the last part of the first half of the season," he said.
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Rather, the workers should show discretion, especially early in the morning when they're tired or fatigued.
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"The more you sit, the more fatigued you are, and movement can really help," she says.
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Sitting on a tire made for giant machinery, slump-shouldered as if fatigued, was Roger Mayweather.
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People who fight the current often end up fatigued, which heightens their drowning risk, NOAA says.
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"The audience gets fatigued when films do not deliver an exciting, satisfying experience," Mr. Rothman said.
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I am in a small boat, too fatigued to pick up an oar, lost at sea.
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Young grew fatigued by the fourth quarter and made only 295 of 12 3-point attempts.
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"Twenty percent of all large truck crashes are due to drowsy or fatigued drivers," he said.
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In fact, you are three times more likely to be in a car crash if fatigued.
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You have made mention before of being fatigued from news and that potential resource being repleted.
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You don't want to get so fatigued that you check out, because that's how disinformation works.
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Not drinking enough water can make you feel fatigued and increase your risk for kidney stones.
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The pontiff was nauseated with gastritis, fatigued by his 77 years, and loath to meet his maker.
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In 2010, he began feeling fatigued during a visit to the soccer World Cup in South Africa.
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She also uses modafinil as a cocaine substitute, to keep her social life going when she's fatigued.
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If you're getting fatigued by 2015 recaps, here's one that's an endearing, short, and simple, palate cleanser.
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The Royal Society Open Science journal also found people viewed the more fatigued individuals as less attractive.
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But a person can be very tired and fatigued and not actually dozing off, Dr. Hollinghause says.
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Harvey threw a career-high 216 innings last season, so there are concerns that he feels fatigued.
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Originally a novelist, Mr. Chenoweth had a major heart attack that left him too fatigued to write.
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Queasy and fatigued, Ms Bensouda struggled to care for her children and to keep working full time.
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There's a point during each month when I can anticipate it: I feel fatigued and headache-y.
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"This is a challenging story for most media outlets because the audience seems deeply fatigued," she added.
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As a result, athletes will feel fatigued, and notice their performance isn't improving, even after hard training.
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Stephens seemed to become less proactive, less explosive at times, although she said she was not fatigued.
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" Thiem said he was fatigued after the second set and that he was "far away from 100%.
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Payton said that he felt fatigued on Sunday, was tested Monday and received his results Thursday afternoon.
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"I'm sure Tom has spent a lot of time making crucial decisions while he's fatigued," Maloney said.
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DEB Kevin Dunn's portrayal is the perfect mix of Fatigued By Washington combined with Can't Stay Away.
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Their large leg muscles also fatigued much earlier than the muscles of running animals not on statins.
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Unrelenting, media then suggested that the administration's response could falter, as officials would be fatigued from Harvey.
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How such proposals were landing with the fatigued and occasionally feisty Assembly Democrats was not totally clear.
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At some point, though, it would stand to reason that people would become fatigued by Trump news.
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People who have spent time around him lately said he seemed fatigued and might have gained weight.
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We looked fatigued, to be honest with you, and I wasn't sure that would be the case.
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Kim said Park, who is 64 and has never married, suffered from insomnia and often became fatigued.
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I want to make it clear that I'm not getting fatigued because this was a bad idea.
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When I get mentally fatigued, I start to get lost, even if I've flown the course 10 times.
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October 21, 2015 - The DHS issues an alert, warning Secret Service management that agents are overworked and fatigued.
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But candidates can become fatigued, or even annoyed by the time and effort required to get an offer.
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Researchers theorize that it happens because your neurons get fatigued and more sensitive to detecting that specific movement.
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Even so, Whiteside played just 26 minutes and admitted he felt fatigued toward the end of his stint.
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And yet I, in the last month of two, just was more fatigued than I usually have been.
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However, due to exposure created by the initial launch, the audience will be fatigued and ignore subsequent updates.
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Alpern says now he suffers headaches, he's constantly fatigued and can't even listen to music at regular volumes.
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Maybe she's feeling fatigued, she suggests with a smile, because it's just about that time of the month.
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And though maybe we're a little fatigued by it, we just accept the status quo as it is.
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Chris Burniske, blockchain products lead at ARK Investment Management, tweeted Friday that people are "fatigued" from the conferences.
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If I'm running a half hour to an hour easy, I know I'm not going to get fatigued.
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Green had complained of low energy and felt fatigued, prompting the Red Wings' doctors to take some bloodwork.
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The Western world has long seen upticks in nostalgia and reactionism when people are frustrated, fatigued, or frightened.
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Overheated students and teachers become fatigued, lose focus and find it hard to do their educational work well.
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For the most part, those visitors who are not pregnant or pondering pregnancy seemed unfazed and crisis-fatigued.
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As Veale explains, patients may be fatigued but they'll also be feeling better in spite of their tiredness.
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So perhaps he really is "fatigued," and that when he gets his stamina back he'll start practicing again.
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She sat down on that bus, and stayed sitting, because she was just too fatigued to get up.
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Ms. Spoor appeared fatigued, the family said, but was not showing any other particularly obvious signs of infection.
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During the 2009 H1N1 flu pandemic, Schaffner says that caregivers at Vanderbilt's emergency pediatric department were getting fatigued.
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"People are a little bit fatigued, because there's been a lot of promise and hype," Mr. Rockwell said.
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So far, even with the pacemaker regulating my pulse, the damage the virus inflicted leaves me easily fatigued.
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The MTA said the driver could have seen the train ahead, but the driver had been too fatigued.
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In this light, boosting our motivation to stay on a task could lead us to feel less fatigued.
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"I thought that break for us was crucial because you could tell we were kind of fatigued," said Atkinson.
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Though Cory and Devin have the strategy down now, their endurance has to be shot and their muscles fatigued.
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Pro Tip: It's a better way to get one leg warmed up first so you don't get too fatigued.
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"My spasms are definitely worse; walking is not always easy, and my legs get fatigued from dancing," said Arlen.
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Practices were getting harder for Michael; he was regularly fatigued and bloated and experienced jabbing pains in his stomach.
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So even after passing out for eight hours you may still feel fatigued and sleep-deprived the next day.
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From a distance, we catch him in profile—battle-wounded, perhaps a bit fatigued, a specter of unknowable intentions.
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It sometimes has left him fatigued, as manifested when he canceled an evening forum with young people in Riyadh.
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So much so, that some bears get fatigued to the point that they become prey to other large predators.
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My eyes were heavy and I went to bed at 9 PM. I woke up feeling shaky and fatigued.
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McCain, described as not being a complainer, did report feeling fatigued, which he attributed to a rigorous travel schedule.
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" Also, says Petsch, "I eat clean and non-processed food, which helps me avoid feeling fatigued on long workdays.
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And I'm fatigued by the daily outrage over every single thing the Trump administration does or anything Trump tweets.
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He followed the Sze brothers here from Zabar's more than two decades ago and seemed fatigued at the comparisons.
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The couple, once among President Trump's biggest supporters, have become fatigued by the resulting media attention, sources told CNBC.
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They filter into the conference room, fatigued but triumphant, three guys just back from a consulting trip to Greece.
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Both concede that promoting a fight is part of the business, although they can be forgiven for being fatigued.
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Even after a 12-hour flight, I'm not nearly as fatigued on arrival, thanks to the lower auditory onslaught.
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I think about how fatigued I might be, but also what I'll say to myself to not slow down.
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Coaches say that by the 10-minute mark, players tend to be extremely fatigued, making them vulnerable to injury.
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Steve Massocca, managing director at Wedbush Securities, said the market has clearly become fatigued after its sharp move higher.
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"They're constantly fatigued," Ponce, 56, said from her home in a hillside slum in La Oroya, blaming the smelter.
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The Badgers looked depleted, thinned by foul trouble, fatigued by the seemingly endless arms and legs of the Gators.
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A beleaguered and fatigued looking Superlek was unable to respond with any meaningful effect to Panpayak's payload of hurt.
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Goffin lost to Grigor Dimitrov in three sets in the championship match, looking fatigued in the last few games.
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But they don't seem outwardly jaded or even fatigued by their never-ending schedule, nor their relatively recent success.
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The higher they go, the harder it is to exercise, the more fatigued you feel, and the hotter you get.
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Philippines election: Why fatigued voters yearn for 'strongman' leader "They told me, 'Geraldine, the body's just a shell'," she said.
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Walking can also be helpful from a technical perspective: When you're fatigued, your form typically starts to deteriorate, Fitzgerald says.
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A California Highway Patrol officer said the driver had mentioned being fatigued before the crash, which is still under investigation.
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Even mild dehydration made healthy, young men feel fatigued and foggy-headed in a 2011 British Journal of Nutrition study.
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Dehydration can make you fatigued and cause you all sorts of physical ailments, from headaches to pain in your joints.
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He looked like the man in a photo that Seghen had sent me of her brother, only anxious and fatigued.
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The whole episode generally lasts between 15 and 30 minutes, but can leave you feeling fatigued physically and drained emotionally.
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Democratic pollster Carly Cooperman said on Monday that people are fatigued by the amount of "hatred" in U.S. political discourse.
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Meth users going through withdrawal often feel depressed, anxious, fatigued, and have intense cravings for the drug, making recovery tough.
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"We are seeing a lot of fatigued people and a lot of people who are upset," he told Fox News.
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" Pamela Paul wrote in The New York Times Book Review that "many a fatigued mom might cry, Amen to that!
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And while I didn't wake up nauseated or with a headache the next morning, I still felt weak and fatigued.
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"I see them in positions of having too much strain, being fatigued," Hilgart said of the players he works with.
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The problem is, after my 271 weeks of acting normally, I am again very weak, fatigued and definitely not well.
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They may be too fatigued anyway, but your risk of being infected will likely go up in close, intimate contact.
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Friends said they had begun to worry about his health after he looked uncharacteristically fatigued at a series of events.
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I plan on slipping back into a pair of compression boots when my legs start to feel sore or fatigued.
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Tebow tells Welch his best moments as an NFL player came whenever he saw his opponents were tired or fatigued.
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Wheels Biometric sensors are getting lighter, cheaper and more accurate, and could help warn drivers before they become too fatigued.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio, with delay-fatigued transit riders as his latest backdrop, lashed out with a fury at Gov.
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"Something that I definitely didn't expect would be how fatigued flight attendants actually get," a Spirit Airlines flight attendant said.
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It concluded Kuss was fatigued because he failed to perform some routines he normally would have done out of habit.
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The constant stress of striving to be perfect can also leave people fatigued, stressed and suffering from headaches and insomnia.
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Like I think we ... one of the things that is happening is everyone seems so fatigued and stressed and unhappy.
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"In the second half, because we were so open and fatigued we probably got exposed a little bit," he added.
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" The report notes that Paddock regularly complained to friends and family that he "consistently felt ill, in pain or fatigued.
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Just when we were starting to get fatigued by fidget spinner news, somebody put three rockets on a huge metal one.
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But when she turned 14, she started feeling fatigued and became concerned after noticing that her muscles had begun to weaken.
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And you know, when you are hurting, when you're fatigued, when you have a pain in your chest, listen to it.
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Once estrogen begins to creep upwards again as you head towards ovulation, you may begin to feel more fatigued, she says.
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Even though he was not fatigued, he had few tricks left up his sleeve with which to surprise the Yankees' hitters.
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Fatigued drivers are less alert and tend to overestimate the distance between themselves and other objects, like signs, stoplights, and cars.
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Most people already feel fatigued by the news, not to mention all the IRL issues everyone generally has to deal with.
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Fatigued, frazzled and to some extent figured out by their rivals, their various domestic struggles should perhaps come as no surprise.
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Mrs Clinton has "been around so long, you sort of get fatigued", conceded Catherine Rod, a wavering voter at the caucus.
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So, if you're fatigued by the endless array of fad diets out there, you might want to consider the Mediterranean mindset.
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That kind of stress is just one part of the always-on lifestyle that can leave people fatigued and burned out.
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"You will likely feel even less inclined to exercise when you're fatigued, but keep with it, because it can really help."
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But before you jump straight to "IT ME," you should understand that EDS is not the same thing as feeling fatigued.
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Visibly in pain, Ms Fu explained that her period had begun the night before and that she was "fatigued, very tired".
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If someone has an underlying cancer, for example, they will be more fatigued and debilitated and will tend to sleep longer.
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Fatigued by years of left-wing rule, voters seemed to relish the idea of sending a bull into the china shop.
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The vaunted Alabama defense—the best in the country by almost any metric—seemed fatigued for the first time all season.
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Having yet to be fatigued by the aches and pains of adolescence, the music world seemed impossibly glamorous and improbably brilliant.
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The Saints coach says he is self-isolating at home and feeling fatigued, but is not experiencing a fever or cough.
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The first set of questions, nine in total, measured the feeling of being chronically overextended or emotionally fatigued in the workplace.
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Rather, it was what comes next for a movement that upeneded the news cycle, captured the public zeitgeist, and hardly fatigued.
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Insomnia was defined in this study as the inability to fall or stay asleep together with feeling fatigued during the day.
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She was fatigued after working 40 hours in four days, and was on "autopilot," defense attorney Robert Rogers told jurors Monday.
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In practice, allergy-connected mood changes usually boil down to mild depressive symptoms, like feeling sad, lethargic and fatigued, Marshall said.
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This year, Frank Ocean, fatigued with the Grammys' handling of black music, opted to not even submit his music for consideration.
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Mr. Xiao was not struggling but seemed fatigued and his head was covered, according to the people familiar with the video.
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Even on better days, his multiple sclerosis left him fatigued and weak, and it was time to stop, it just was.
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Both engineers suffered from sleep apnea, which is characterized by shallow or interrupted breathing during sleep and can leave sufferers fatigued.
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My neck and shoulders were so fatigued that I couldn't even hold my head up to see where I was going.
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Feeling fatigued, some have taken it upon themselves to drastically reduce their routines; others have turned to dermatologists for professional medical care.
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With Leap Motion Mobile Platform, there are no remotes to misplace and your arms don't get any more fatigued than real life.
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We flew back early (Wednesday) morning and you can see a lot of guys jet-lagged, fatigued but we got the win.
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Another nice fight changing moment came as Miocic put Dos Santos to the fence, but was fatigued and simply sought to hold.
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Depression can cause people to be fatigued and to isolate themselves, she says, which makes it even harder to talk to people.
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Today, "there is momentum as people become fatigued by the wage gap and dispirited by the inability of federal legislation," states Thomas.
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It can do so by interfering with recovery between bouts of weight training, or leave you fatigued before you start lifting weights.
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It matched the mood of the city: a fatigued capital with an increasingly threadbare air, trapped in an interminable season of war.
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Designed for long-distance runners, the ASICS GEL-Nimbus 21 has advanced cushioning technology to keep your feet comfortable and less fatigued.
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Essentially speaking it takes all this data and replaces human therapists to tell someone if they are stressed, fatigued and near burnout.
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Brexit has variously fatigued and enraged swathes of voters while eroding traditional loyalties to the two major parties, Johnson's Conservatives and Labour.
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The heavy humidity here and grueling schedule have left staff members fatigued as they wait for bursts of news about the network.
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He said he started feeling fatigued late last year, but was not diagnosed accurately until two weeks ago, just before the Masters.
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They allow you to pick up the pace, but won't leave your legs and feet feeling fatigued even after running long miles.
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The beverage tax is fairly far down on both ballots, which means some voters may grow fatigued and fail to weigh in.
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Navigating this black hole of shock politics and machismo and stevia-snorting, it offers a guide for the confused and tweet-fatigued.
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Research has shown fatigued office workers feel more motivation to work when they listen to nature sounds rather than their workplace sounds.
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On Sunday, Floyd was walking with his owner up the Grandeur Peak trail near Salt Lake City when the dog became fatigued.
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I manage to get upstairs and lie in bed, too fatigued to even crawl under the covers or turn the lights off.
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In addition, sensors on the outside of the vehicle will monitor the state of traffic in which the fatigued driver is engaged.
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The ongoing trade war has left market participants fatigued in the face of new promises of fruitful negotiations or new import levies.
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"A user's arm may also become fatigued when trying to record a video from the smartwatch's rigidly mounted camera," the company added.
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"I'm delighted that Leonard Daley and Ras Dizzy's works are being shown in New York," he said, sounding alert but also fatigued.
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That showing was certainly not a disappointment, but a condensed event schedule brought on by weather delays left Shiffrin fatigued and overwrought.
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After signing with New Jersey in 2017 and settling in the area over the summer for training camp, Boyle started feeling overly fatigued.
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The study authors suggested that the poor players' minds were more fatigued, a condition that might lead to riskier, less thought-out decisions.
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She is a hero for those of us who are fatigued with the question of whether a pop culture figure is a feminist.
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But when their working hours exceeded that amount, there was a negative impact on their cognition, and participants felt more fatigued and stressed.
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The general public can become fatigued with this kind of language and may not be able to know how seriously to take it.
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How the investigation proceeds, and what changes are made, will be watched closely by wary investors, fed up customers, and scandal-fatigued employees.
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And, when insulin secretion and blood-glucose levels drop back down, you might get a headache and feel a bit fatigued or irritable.
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If you do wake, you can feel groggy and fatigued; mental performance can be affected for up to 30 minutes, studies show. 4.
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Bass is the more enjoyable end of the sound spectrum, and it's something we can consume in vast quantities without feeling unduly fatigued.
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My body can still handle that amount of running, but I guarantee I'm going to be fatigued at the end of the week.
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In the cage, ring or on the mats, to bring yourself back to the moment when fatigued is a handy state of mind.
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As a result, a person may feel fatigued all the time, constantly thirsty, have blurred vision, or experience a host of other symptoms.
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When AVs are fully deployed, we will be able to significantly reduce — and hopefully eliminate — accidents caused by drunk, distracted and fatigued drivers.
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S. Helsinki Commission, fraying or fatigued, Berlin's leadership and resources are now more essential than ever to both trans-Atlantic and European security.
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He was fatigued by a month's worth of anti-Semitic messages and photos sent his way, an experience he wrote about in May.
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This is more of a risk in people who are fatigued, which is true of nearly all parents of babies and young children.
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But Rodriquez, who lives next to the cemetery, beckoned me over with the gentle wave of a man not quite fatigued by interlopers.
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When I woke up to start day two, I did feel a little stale and fatigued, but nothing too out of the ordinary.
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Diminishing winds and increasing humidity are in the forecast over the next couple of days, hopeful news for beleaguered Californians and fatigued firefighters.
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If the situation does not improve or if the driver seems impaired or overly fatigued, get off the bus as soon as possible.
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It was determined that Munson was fatigued that day and did not properly go through his checklist and did not fasten his seatbelt.
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McGregor admitted afterward that he was fatigued, but he said he thought that the referee, Robert Byrd, had stopped the fight too soon.
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Fatigued after their long journey, the two travellers rested with Sazeracs in a forest of ferns, bright-green tentacles stroking their hair. ♦
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But government officials say the needs are too great to rely too much on those volunteers, who can grow fatigued by the demands.
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The Dutch players, she said, were fatigued coming off an overtime match in the semifinals and playing on one less day of rest.
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Williams, who has the energy-sapping autoimmune disorder Sjogren's syndrome, was asked if she had been feeling fatigued down the stretch on Saturday.
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Both a fatigued Reagan and Gorbachev kept up positive fronts in their public statements, but in fact, their private exchanges had proven disappointing.
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Exhausted workers often feel like they can't say no to more work, and are subsequently exposed to unsafe working conditions while dangerously fatigued.
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"At this point, everyone's fatigued," said Zak Irvin, Michigan's other starting guard, also a senior and also conspicuously standing in the locker room.
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"The business community is fatigued, exhausted and angry," said Mahdi Abdul Hadi, director of PASSIA, an independent Palestinian research institute in East Jerusalem.
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His body ached as if he had worked out too hard — though he was too fatigued and sore to go to the gym.
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Even part-time work is difficult because dialysis is physically extremely draining, and the vast majority of people on it report being fatigued.
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Speaking of them, at some other point, I remember asking him if he were ever fatigued by the inexhaustible exoticism of his subjects.
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I have gone through many hours of gaming, movies, and music with the HD650s on, and I've never felt fatigued or perturbed by them.
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A food coma (technical term: "postprandial somnolence") is a condition in which you may feel drowsy, lightheaded, or fatigued after eating a large meal.
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Just like discoveries confirming water on Mars every year, the public can get fatigued with findings if they aren't presented with the proper context.
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Jenny Spell was rehearsing for her Florida high school's production of The Sound of Music in 2014 when she started feeling achy and fatigued.
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By the time of my encounter with Nunberg, I was already fatigued from the months of commentary on fine points of the Mueller investigation.
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Still, it's understandable to be fatigued by blogs like this, which present a lifestyle that's difficult to attain if you're not white and rich.
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"Jordan is fatigued and has reached its maximum carrying capacity whether in terms of available resources," Jordanian Prime Minister Hani al-Mulki said Tuesday.
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Sort of like Donald Trump says another outrageous thing every day and after a while you're fatigued, although I do think press does work.
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Mr Juppé, who has moderate views on immigration and nationality, appeals more to the centre, and to those fatigued by the frenetic former president.
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Not only are autonomous systems safer drivers than humans from the get-go, they can drive for longer periods of time without getting fatigued.
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You may still feel congested and fatigued for the final days of illness, but you're approaching the light at the end of the tunnel.
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We may have been some 8,000 feet above sea level, but it was no altitude-induced mirage — our fatigued legs assured us of that.
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Erik Fisher, a clinical psychologist in Atlanta, sees more people fatigued this time of year but isn't flooded with patients with allergy-fueled depression.
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They performed on Ellen show, they're fatigued from rehearsal yesterday, plus promotional travel via London and Paris last week following the album's Friday release.
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I can see just as clearly as with my more expensive pair, and my eyes are less fatigued at the end of the day.
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Of course, the process isn't easy for those wishing to use it for privacy reasons, and you might get fatigued constantly unlocking it this way.
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Two weeks later, saying he felt fatigued, Nadal lost his second match at Cincinnati but has certainly appeared re-energized since arriving at Flushing Meadows.
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Democrats' top targets are a series of suburban districts where Republican incumbents have retired, somewhat fatigued with the incessant inter-caucus warfare among House Republicans.
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It's not clear what he meant by "winning," but so far, nobody is fatigued by the "winning" of a president with a 44% approval rating.
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People are fatigued, and the last thing we need to do is waste any of our energy on something that's not going to be productive.
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It's an account both exhausting and cathartic, where the typical response is likely to be the same face as the account's fatigued Cole Phelps avatar.
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Seemingly overwhelmed by the unpredictable environment that had cost his men's lives, he became withdrawn and fatigued from lack of sleep and a nagging infection.
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But in practice, it's an increasingly difficult sell as audiences get fatigued and as lackluster individual entries threaten to upset a studio's plotted out roadmap.
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If your high glucose is causing blood vessels to get inflamed by sugar, that chronic inflammation can also make you feel fatigued, according to research.
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They're sort of a nice idea — who couldn't use a little push when they're starting to feel fatigued in the middle of a long run?
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Privacy scandals have shaken some users' faith in giants like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, and users have grown fatigued by the constant onslaught of #content.
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"As a scout sniper, we are going to be constantly tired, fatigued, dehydrated, probably cold, for sure wet, and always hungry," Marine scout sniper Sgt.
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She often finds that people who aren't getting enough regular sleep complain about being more forgetful, mentally fatigued, and have difficulty with visual discrimination exercises.
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For readers fatigued by seeing DC comics with issues in the hundreds, sticking to any anthology one can find is the best bet this summer.
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But out of nowhere, with whatever glimmering, tiny patch of ATP left in her body, Diggins saw Nilsson getting fatigued and built up a stride.
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During the debate, opposition parties argued pension cuts and tax hikes would prove recessionary, dealing another blow to a population fatigued by years of austerity.
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We played nine or 10 guys in double digits, and I think that's a reason why this team isn't fatigued this late in the season.
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When her family adopted her as a two-year-old from China, Molly was anemic and fatigued from not undergoing regular transfusions, according to Baer.
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Mr. Paddock had complained to friends of feeling ill, in pain and fatigued, according to a preliminary report on the police investigation released last month.
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Monique Heart detonated the runway in grenade earrings and camo chaps, and a newly focused Asia was the bomb as a purple-fatigued Mad-Maxine.
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When elevator pitches sound like rambling run-on sentences, the person listening might get fatigued by listening and not have much to follow-up with.
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"I, in the last month or two, just was more fatigued than I usually have been, and I should have listened to those symptoms" (Reuters).
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During the test, the women's workload was measured, based on how much weight or resistance could be added to the bicycle before they became fatigued.
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By the night's end, it was Mr. Brachet, who materialized from the kitchen, mustached, fatigued, ruddy, serving shots of an anise-flavored eau de vie.
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No Maverick has embraced this process more than Barea, who understands all too well that fatigued players face an increased risk of soft-tissue injuries.
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I was fatigued by the sometimes chilly tradition of people typing "HBD" and thinking I had to come up with some sort of response for each.
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I was just really interested in doing open-world—I was super fatigued on building the linear missions, with no excitement to make another Halo game.
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Silvia Pinal, one of her favorites, went from mainstream star to experimental film lead and Luis Bunuel muse when the societal norms in Mexico fatigued her.
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Swollen from medication she takes to control the inflammation in her brain and often fatigued, she wakes up every day with a mild-to-excruciating headache.
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Image 2 of 2 VOLGOGRAD, Russia – Egypt&aposs disappointing World Cup run plunged a nation already fatigued by economic hardship and political woes deeper into misery.
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The viewer can imagine the highly sexualized but fatigued movements of their bodies from the way each performer slides her shiny pumps around the pole's base.
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American Frances Tiafoe and Poland's Hubert Hurkacz advanced as Serbia's Filip Krajinovic retired due to an illness while Spaniard Feliciano Lopez was too fatigued to continue.
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The driver, fatigued, looks up to see his exit, but it's already starting to pass, and the car swerves off the road at a dangerous speed.
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But on Thursday, her parents noticed her cough had grown worse and she was extremely fatigued, and they rushed her to the emergency room once again.
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Feeling bloated and fatigued is the result of the entire gingerbread village you ate on Christmas and washed down with a gallon of champagne on NYE.
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A 2012 study published in the Journal of Nutrition found that even mild dehydration can be enough to alter your mood, including making you feeling fatigued.
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Under the current Administration, I fear that the malleability of words and truth opens opportunities not only for untold surveillance but also for fatigued public acceptance.
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WATCH: Jason Alexander Explains His Reappearing Hair And while some character actors get fatigued of the role they've become known for, Thomas is nothing but grateful.
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The heavy push by the Obama administration to enforce sleep apnea testing started last March, following years of concerns over the dangers posed by fatigued employees.
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Thomas noticed she felt just "a little bit more fatigued" when training for this passage than she has gearing up for big swims in the past.
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One chart probably explains why Americans aren't going to hold anybody accountable for a government shutdown: They are feeling too fatigued to notice or remember it.
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While Brexit framed the election, the tortuous exit from the EU has variously fatigued, enthused and enraged voters while eroding loyalties to the two major parties.
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That and other examples of players returning fatigued or injured have prompted the league and union to find ways to encourage players to stay stateside more.
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He started to get a little fatigued in the fifth, but made a huge pitch on Dozer to get him to hit into a double play.
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Sleep apnea, often undiagnosed, is characterized by shallow or interrupted breathing during sleep and can leave sufferers fatigued, according to the U.S. National Institutes of Health.
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But will viewers feel fatigued by round-the-clock impeachment coverage and look to watch a favorite holiday film instead of another round of candidate sparring?
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He was voted into power by a fatigued nation and when he got inside, he did all his Hitler things and no one could stop him.
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But the pattern of the evening was the relentlessness of the attacks on Mr. Trump, who appeared to become fatigued and defensive as the evening wore on.
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When it comes to swimwear, this light-reflecting hue connotes glamour, elegance, and most importantly, simplicity — something that our decision-fatigued mind could benefit from right now.
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It is also currently available in its entirety on YouTube, which makes it a must-watch for those fatigued by 2016's horrible election and excellent wrestling.
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Instead, I would wake up cyber-dickmatized from a month-long stupor, feeling groggy and fatigued from trying to impress a stranger with my expertly curated SnapChats.
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Sanders told reporters this Tuesday that he had been "dumb" to ignore symptoms over the "last month or two," when he had been more fatigued than normal.
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"[I] was fatigued and wasn't taking the time I needed to recover between projects, and it caught up with me," Zellweger told the outlet at the time.
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I got fatigued at the sense that the Web was growing up not to introduce any new technology experience or any new computer science to the world.
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We work our fatigued muscles out on the torture device known as the foam roller and suddenly I've never been so desperate to get back to toning.
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In the 1950s a fatigued Talian speaker would have called himself stanco; today, he is likely to say he is cansado—tired in Portuguese—says Dr Massolini.
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It just worked, and when my eyes fatigued I could simply look away from the screen instead of prying half a pound of plastic off my face.
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A majority of participants in the trial also said they felt more clear-minded but others reported that they were mentally fatigued during the five-day cycle.
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A little shocked, maybe, at all of the game's many endings, and definitely fatigued for purely human reasons, but I felt nostalgically satisfied and pleased with myself.
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They are fatigued by years of government corruption, a humanitarian crisis and the steady flow of peers leaving for other countries in search of a better life.
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Software is far from fatigued, but apps as we know them today are being forced to iterate as consumers are impatient with the more of the same.
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Certainly, if you're like me and found yourself fatigued by the constant, overcrowded battles of "Infinity War," the beginning of "Endgame" will come as an enormous relief.
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The birds were coming from Central and South America and arrived in the coastal city of Galveston, likely fatigued from their flight over the Gulf of Mexico.
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Apparently, Ishida felt fatigued by the too-easy postmodernist appropriationist gestures and style-quoting pastiches he saw over and over again in the art of his time.
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Whether it's because you're exasperated by neverending work emails, mentally fatigued from the merciless avalanche of harrowing election coverage, or just plain NOT IN THE MOOD, OK?
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The visibly fatigued sheriff on Friday defended changes in the shooting timeline, which Las Vegas authorities have revised twice, and grew emotional as he praised heroic officers.
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Howard, who "had dreamed of staying in New York" but was "fatigued" by it, took her parents' offer to help her and her future husband return home.
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Clinton has an edge: Her party is energized around these issues and seems eager for a fight, while some Republicans sound fatigued about racism in law enforcement.
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Markets may be a little "fatigued," but there are no major warning signs that the rally will end anytime soon, strategist Tom Lee told CNBC on Thursday.
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Chief Brown said he had enlisted surrounding police agencies to provide security for the president's visit, not wanting to put that added burden on his fatigued officers.
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The crew of the USS John S. McCain were under-trained and fatigued at the time of the destroyer's collision with a tanker in the western Pacific.
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Potts says the device, which is implanted in a woman's fallopian tubes to block sperm from reaching an egg, left her in terrible pain and extremely fatigued.
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A second study found that participants who were more fatigued — or felt like they had made less progress — were more likely to take on an easier task.
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Betances was pitching in his third straight game on Thursday, but he denied being fatigued and said his problems were simply a matter of controlling his pitches.
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Khalid bin Ahmed al-Khalifa, Bahrain's minister of foreign affairs, acknowledged in an interview that some in the region were fatigued by the long-running Palestinian conflict.
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Still, the mutation means that his blood can't carry as much oxygen so he might feel more fatigued and short of breath even compared to other smokers.
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He also listened when his players told him they had felt overtrained and fatigued during the 1995 World Cup in Sweden, when they finished a disappointing third.
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We&aposve seen far too many iterations of Spider-Man in less than two decades, and frankly, the zeitgeist is a bit fatigued by the constant reboots.
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"There are probably some guys who are a little fatigued," Yankees Manager Joe Girardi said Monday afternoon at Target Field before the Yankees faced the Minnesota Twins.
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We chat for a while about life since we're both a bit fatigued by our jobs and comment on how much we like the street style here.
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"After sitting in the car for too long, the tendency is to get fatigued, and even a five-minute stop will help counter the sluggishness," she said.
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Dodging and weaving, we reached Le Perchoir, a louchely exotic rooftop bar in the rapidly gentrifying 11th arrondissement that is strewn with shopworn kilims and fatigued palms.
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Close to 60% of pilots said that they and their colleagues were often fatigued and half said that their employers do not pay enough heed to the issue.
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Implicit in Rubio's attacks on Obama is that Americans have good reason to be fatigued by a leader whose chief assets as a candidate were newness and vivacity.
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I experienced this in the campaign era, sometime people got fatigued on Facebook because they would go there and the content was not something they were excited about.
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It made me feel very tired and fatigued throughout the day, and even if I was awake, I had to deal with a series of nausea and vomiting.
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As we got into camp and were on the ice two, three, four days he didn't feel like he had his energy, he felt a little bit fatigued.
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They hypothesized that people high in self-control engage in more planning, and that being depleted and fatigued of ego reserves will make people less likely to plan.
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The Spaniard looked fatigued from his exploits against Nadal while the diminutive Sela, cheered on by a flag-waving contingent of fans, struggled with nerves near the end.
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Patrick Murray, director of Monmouth's poll, said that the state could still be fatigued from a presidential run from the state's former governor, Chris Christie (R), in 2016.
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Those who lunched alone without completing work were most relaxed, while workers who worked through their meal or chose to socialize during the break were slightly more fatigued.
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The prospect of mid-singles wards offers fatigued Mormons minimal incentive to stick with the church, but the appeal of Mutual brought Brown back to regular church attendance.
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Although fatigue is a vague symptom, the CDC said people who were hospitalized after vaping often reported feeling fatigued either days or weeks after using an e-cigarette.
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On the Republican side, the core of the GOP is battle worn and fatigued from years of fighting against Democrats while facing attacks from within their own party.
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Castano said we were doing these "to just work a different area of your glute, to more of an exhaustion, after your muscle has already been pre-fatigued."
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But battle-fatigued Palestinians remarked that their leaders were not the ones out on the front lines and that their children were more likely to be studying abroad.
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Living with kids also affected how often women felt tired, as moms reported feeling fatigued 14 days out of the month versus 11 days for women without kids.
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Israeli political correspondents, still fatigued by the bruising, three-month election campaign leading up to the April elections, reacted with dismay to the idea of another national ballot.
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The researchers lacked data on individual drivers, such as how long they had been behind the wheel at the time of fatal crashes, or how fatigued they were.
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Djokovic secured a break of serve in the fifth game when Medvedev chose to try and wrong-foot the fatigued Serbian, rather than playing into the open court.
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For weeks, Jefferys, an Australian then 210 years old, had felt fatigued and noticed that just a slight bump would leave a dark purple bruise on his skin.
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Leaders of both parties were eager to seal the deal in a bid to win over a populace fatigued by seemingly endless rounds of hostilities and peace negotiations.
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"And yet I, in the last month or two, just was more fatigued than I usually have been and I should have listened to those symptoms," Sanders said.
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Brooklyn won for the eighth time in nine games by scoring 22 straight points as the Suns appeared fatigued after losing in triple-overtime Saturday night in Washington.
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All this amounts to a fatigued, uncertain market, but one that has not yet seen heavy, determined selling even with the S&P 500 up 23% this year.
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EU leaders, fatigued by the serpentine Brexit crisis, must decide on Wednesday whether to grant May, who has asked for a postponement until June 30, a further delay.
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And again, my fear with that is that when you get scared by things, you tend to get fatigued by them and we relax after a while, right?
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Without proper rest, you might also suffer memory issues and become quieter and withdrawn, some of the most important signs and symptoms of being tired or fatigued, writes Lederle.
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Still, the ascent has been so steep that even believers in the breakout should be watchful for signs that this leg of the rally is growing overheated or fatigued.
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In general, research shows that morning-types are less fatigued, perceive less effort during exercise, and tend to perform better during a morning workout than neither- and evening-types.
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Stay one step ahead of your hangover with our top picks of the products that will fix the fatigued face you'll wake up to when your alarm goes off.
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"In 2018 we at Tubi saw tremendous growth as consumers, fatigued by SVOD subscriptions and services, sought alternative entertainment choices," said Farhad Massoudi, CEO of Tubi, in a statement.
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The Pew data bears that out: 52 percent of white social media users are fatigued by political content on social media, compared to 36 percent of non-white users.
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It's been said in countless ways, countless times, to the point where even those of us who have been #withher the whole way might be getting fatigued by it.
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Hurricanes pounce on weary Red Wings RALEIGH, N.C. — The Carolina Hurricanes were relieved after a scary incident a night earlier and then energized against an opponent that appeared fatigued.
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In other cases, the surgeons are fatigued and have mid-surgical slip-ups, says Sulewski, who's both treated patients after botched operations and consulted on lawsuits involving other doctors.
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In a week where the president of the United States disparaged two critics as "Pocahontas" and "Horseface," no wonder most of the electorate is fatigued by our political discourse.
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Should they decide to run, their presence might be a welcome bit of nostalgia to GOP voters fatigued by Trump's presidency; but they could also provide an unwelcome flashback.
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A. Mental toughness, to me, is your ability to keep doing what you're supposed to be doing regardless of a situation, regardless of whether you're physically or mentally fatigued.
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In the face of so much environmental gloom, he argued such a high number (15003 million threatened species) could cause people to feel emotionally fatigued about an overwhelming problem.
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While hormones and fluctuating iron levels during the menstrual cycle can make women fatigued, Martin and other experts say that stress is especially harmful for women suffering from insomnia.
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When Cold Specks, née Ladan Hussein, sings this, she sounds fatigued on this soul song that moves quickly but feels slow, the first single from her forthcoming third album.
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The disorder, characterized by shallow or interrupted breathing during sleep, often goes undiagnosed and can leave sufferers fatigued during the day, according to the U.S. National Institutes of Health.
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They, too, have many advantages over today's long haulers: they can run 24/7 and never get fatigued; no need for mandatory breaks; no more wasted fuel idling overnight.
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If you wait until you feel tired to take a break, it's too late—you've already missed the window of peak productivity and fatigued yourself unnecessarily in the process.
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Investigators have said Scott Lisinicchia's state at the time of the crash -- namely, whether he was impaired or fatigued in some way -- will be integral to their probe. Gov.
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A turnout of 43 percent, far less than the 58 percent for full legislative council polls two years ago, suggested votes could have become fatigued with the democrats struggle.
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Texas and Gonzaga can be excused if both teams look a little fatigued Sunday when they meet in the third-place game of the PK80 Invitational's Motion Bracket in Portland.
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So I was splitting time between Reach and Destiny, and I was super fatigued, because I'd gone all the way through to the end of ODST without a significant break.
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Why fatigued Filipino voters yearn for a 'strongman' leader Maria Ressa, executive editor of Rappler, a social news network, said it is Duterte's authenticity that is responsible for his popularity.
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From there on the fatigued Czech, whose semi-final win over Simona Halep finished after 1 am local time earlier on Saturday due to rain delays, put up little resistance.
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He asks them if they ever feel fatigued after eating or drinking, or experience numbness in their legs while running — peculiar questions, but no alarm bells are going off yet.
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But on the whole, here I was in a car that I could drive long distances without feeling as fatigued as normal, and certainly not as guilty from gas expenditure.
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The phrase "high blood sugar" may sound like something that makes you bounce off the walls with energy, but in reality, it can leave you feeling constantly sluggish and fatigued.
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If laughing at fictional political chaos makes it easier to cope with actual political chaos, then this HBO series is the best therapy available to the primary-season-fatigued public.
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Sharing Mr. Landgraf's concern, some TV executives have said that they also felt audiences were becoming fatigued and having a difficult time finding the best shows out of the glut.
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"A lot of these guys (firefighters) have fought a lot of fires in the past few months and are fatigued," said Fire Captain Steve Concialdi, spokesman for the Thomas Fire.
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Method seemed fatigued by that point, however, playing in their third straight best-of-seven series of the day, and Gale Force won handily in a straight 4-0 sweep.
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Research backs up this premise, since evidence suggests most people can only concentrate on a task for four or five hours at a time before we start to feel fatigued.
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"They'll be able to take that window and analyze it under a microscope and understand if it was fatigued over time or what the failure may have been," he said.
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So someone who is an insomniac, sleeping only four or five hours a night, who is exhausted, fatigued, and anxious and has lost a lot of weight, gets the diagnosis.
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Still, as time marches onward, as the list of lost lives continues to lengthen, as everyone grows more fatigued and hungry and fed up, reconciliation becomes a little more appealing.
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Though Herbenick believes we don't yet know the cause of coregasms, she suspects they occur mostly during core workouts when fatigued abdominal muscles might put extra pressure on the clitoris.
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The woman accepted the psychiatric diagnoses, but told her therapist that it wasn't just her mind; her body felt like it was too fatigued to do the work of living.
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Having failed to meet the deadline, Mr. Netanyahu pushed the Parliament to dissolve itself early Thursday, and a politically fatigued Israel awoke to find itself in another bitter election cycle.
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As doctors got more fatigued, they defaulted to the easy thing: just writing an antibiotic prescription rather than taking the time to explain to patients why it is not necessary.
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Describing the mood in rehearsal on Tuesday, a member of the company said that the dancers were whiplashed and fatigued from what has been "a really difficult year for everyone."
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Even at night, it took time to adjust to the extreme darkness of the space, which was lit by a single fatigued, yellowing bulb that hung high above the stairs.
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For example, it can adjust reps during a workout when you're fatigued or remind you that a jog at a certain time of day seems to help you sleep better.
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The technology also encourages owners to ride more often, safe in the knowledge that they can get a boost should they encounter steep hills or become fatigued far from home.
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"I love the concept of finishing strong because whatever it is that we're going for in life, people are going to get fatigued and tired and discouraged," Tebow tells Welch.
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Meanwhile, in the isolated and impoverished Gaza Strip, the border crossing for goods reopened on Wednesday, and war-fatigued residents went back to celebrating the holy Muslim month of Ramadan.
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"Markets are getting a bit fatigued and a healthy correction could be on the cards," said Stephen Innes, head of trading for Asia/Pacific at futures brokerage Oanda in Singapore.
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Interestingly, he turned to them when he was fatigued in the eighth inning of Game 7 of the World Series and gave up a tying home run to Rajai Davis.
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My spasms are definitely worse; walking is not always easy, and my legs get fatigued from dancing, but I've got a great team looking out for me and keeping me upright.
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The shape of my body didn't change, but I could sling around groceries with ease, kayak for hours without feeling fatigued, lift luggage above my head without giving it a thought.
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Just last year, some companies in Sweden trimmed 40-hour work weeks to 30 hours for full-time employees, and they reported that workers were less fatigued, more efficient and happier.
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The constant bombardment of tainted leaks, conspiracy theories, and other misinformation in turn fuels cynicism, with citizens growing fatigued as they try to discern objective truth amid the flood of news.
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Playing his eighth match in less than two weeks, the 36-year-old Federer seemed clearly fatigued but showed great mental strength to save five break points in the second set.
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"The reason you feel fatigued in the beginning [if you go off carbs] is that you've depleted this main energy source which you are very much used to having" she says.
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He was also fatigued after a tumultuous 18 months in Australian cricket, featuring an acrimonious pay dispute with players last year and the ball-tampering crisis in South Africa in March.
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This effect would feel even more profound if I had an injury or generally felt fatigued because when you're wearing the GEM-H robot pants, you use less energy to move.
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In addition to this making it look like users have pretty severe twitching issues, the whole process can imaginably leave your eyes feeling fatigued or disoriented after just a few interactions.
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Here is everyone's favorite comedian making a series of incrementally graphic claims of "brutal" sex with Keira Knightley, in exchange for some weak laughs from a drunken, fatigued award ceremony audience.
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Since most of the engines were manufactured before 1999, the trucks are exempt from a federal law that went into effect in December intended to prevent accidents caused by fatigued drivers.
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Mr. Kadyrov is young and ambitious, whereas Mr. Putin is experienced but fatigued — and is running out of ways to boost his popularity as his current term winds up in 2018.
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Instead, Paramore has removed itself from the narrative, making an album that mostly reveals how fatigued it was with its old idea of itself, and the conversations that came with it.
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I'm no expert on work-life balance, but I do listen to my body, and I'll do anything I can to ensure I'm not fatigued or on the verge of illness.
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The Conservative candidate for Edinburgh South West, Callum Laidlaw, told CNBC by phone that people he speaks to seem fatigued by politics, especially on the bigger questions of Brexit and independence.
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Extra elastic in the ankle and in the heel of this sock support your foot as you stride, and compression in the arch band helps your feet feel fresh, not fatigued.
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"Everybody is a little banged up and fatigued at this point," said Nets guard Joe Harris, who was 3 of 12 from the field, including 0 for 5 on 3-pointers.
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This recuperative twilight state might have made me more susceptible to déjà experiences, through being fatigued, taking in an excess of sensory information or relaxing to the point of being comatose.
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Messi seemed to pull some mid-level (for him) bewitchment on the 122-minute fatigued Sevilla defenders, and found a beautiful back door-cutting Neymar for a second goal on the night.
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Although it's normal every once in a while, you may want to check in with a doctor if you're consistently fatigued after eating, as this can be an early sign of diabetes.
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Donahue says the Essure coil procedure left her feeling fatigued and nauseous for days afterward, and that her symptoms escalated to extreme pain, heavy bleeding, and a trip to the emergency room.
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We were given a taste of the magical movement in the winter of 2017 when food stylist Adeline Waugh socialized her multicolored, shimmering toast for the world's unicorn-fatigued eyes to behold.
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Because cat whiskers are this highly sensitive, the theory is that when they constantly rub up against the side of a food (or water) bowl, a kitty may become fatigued or stressed.
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Republican Congress members up for reelection in November may be swayed by surveys showing that the majority of Americans, fatigued by near-daily mass shootings, now support some form of gun control.
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" Though Blair says she can no longer raise her arms to brush her hair, the actress told Vanity Fair: "There's a humility and a joy I have now, albeit a fatigued joy.
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And therein lies the problem with nostalgia culture—while nostalgia can be comforting, an abundance of revivals over a relatively short period of time can ultimately leave audiences more fatigued than revived.
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"We work in an already dangerous and stressful environment, where going to work distracted or fatigued can lead to serious injury or death," Young wrote in a letter to lawmakers this week.
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The Martin Scorsese version of Jesus, played by Willem Dafoe, is the self-doubting, fatigued, not really excited about carrying the souls of humanity type of dude that makes far more sense.
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Unless one wants to build a bubble of environmental consistency and can somehow avoid major immune system shifts, the risk of waking up snuffling, fatigued, and miserable will always lurk in life.
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Doing so may be "challenging" for drivers who are not highly trained and may be fatigued or distracted, he said in a speech in Washington before news of the fatal Florida crash.
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"A lot of platoons are really a way to keep everybody involved and make sure guys are fully rested and don't get fatigued over the course of the regular season," Zaidi said.
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The condition is associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease, obesity and diabetes, and those who aren't getting treatment often feel fatigued during the day despite getting a full night's sleep.
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We had robot replica males that we could program to either escalate, as if they are increasing their signaling, signal at a constant rate, or de-escalate, as if they're getting fatigued.
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" The bigger issue, he suggested, is the adtech industry as a whole, with advertisers feeling fatigued "with having too many options," along with a lack of "appetite on the large exit side.
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Lack of healthy lunch can lead to poor mental health outcomesThere is a reason why eating foods that are high in sugar and certain fats may leave us feeling fatigued and depressed.
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But, recent research from the University of Brussels suggests that night owls may beat out early birds in the length of time they can stay awake and alert without becoming mentally fatigued.
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Tillerson, who is currently on a three-nation tour of East Asia, cut his meetings with South Korean officials short, according to officials in Seoul, who said the U.S. Secretary was 'fatigued.
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So the plan, she said, was to keep working, even on evenings like this when she seemed worn-out and a little fatigued and 5 PM's arrival did not mean recline and relaxation.
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Hollis-Jefferson had surgery on the ankle, but before giving him minutes in a game, Nets interim coach Tony Brown said he needed to see Hollis-Jefferson get through practices without becoming fatigued.
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While big brands have long promoted easier access to shopping and customer service through their own proprietary smartphone apps, some consumers are fatigued by having to download a different app for each company.
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Some people have gluten allergies and feel fatigued when they cave and eat that office donut; others take their first whiff of poppers and end up blowing out the center of their retinas.
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As in France, lawyers in the Netherlands are not supposed to interfere with interrogations but can interrupt under certain conditions, such as if the defendant becomes too fatigued or distraught to answer questions.
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Merely imagining heat made the first group of participants "more fatigued, [reducing] their positive affect and ultimately, prosocial behavior," showing that you don't even have to experience heat to access its negative effects.
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Lawmakers have been encouraged to try to make Latin phrases like "quid pro quo" and concepts like the geopolitics of the former Soviet bloc seem more urgent and accessible to a fatigued public.
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Manning had exhausted his magic, and even looked like a fatigued quarterback who had not played in nearly three months, as he led the Giants' offense to only two second-half first downs.
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Instead, they found this small correlation: The nurses who were least likely to feel fatigued from their work also felt the most in control of their work, and the most rewarded for it.
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Sam is too loyal, too smart, too fatigued with injustice to let a good man's life end without at least trying to save it — and that's why he's this week's Game of Thrones MVP.
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They practise the same sport relentlessly, which can leave them fatigued and stressed in their early teenage years: the Loyola University paper cites evidence of psychological problems among junior gymnasts, swimmers and tennis players.
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Hall, who was wearing a tie depicting a scene from the Bayeux Tapestry, looked fatigued — the N.T.S.B. had recently announced there was no evidence that Bostian had used his phone directly before 2456 wrecked.
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And compared to the Adidas UltraBOOST, which is another "energy foam" shoe, the Nike Epic React is much firmer, so my muscles didn't feel as fatigued as usual by the end of my runs.
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The fact is, I lead two different lives: one of a stable, ambitious person who carries out day-to-day responsibilities and one of a deeply fatigued, depressed person on the brink of suicide.
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TEXAS GIRL, 17, AMONG 3 KILLED IN MUSTANG-MERCEDES CRASH "Getting behind the wheel while fatigued can have dangerous, and sometimes deadly, consequences," Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles said on Twitter .
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Humans are only wired to be focused on a specific task for an hour or two at a stretch before the mind gets fatigued and can't absorb new information, so mental rest is crucial.
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The longest I kept them in for a single period was about 127221272210 minutes, and I can imagine my ears becoming a bit more fatigued using them for six hours straight as a festival.
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The reason we might leave a yoga or meditation class feeling a little "foggy" is the same reason we hope to leave a weight-lifting session feeling more fatigued than when we came in.
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Investigators are zeroing in on a missing fan blade and fatigued metal on a Southwest Airlines jet engine that exploded mid-flight Tuesday morning, killing one passenger and forcing an emergency landing in Philadelphia.
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Because he uses a wheelchair at times when he feels unwell and fatigued, she's looking for a service dog for him and hoping to find one with the POMC mutation that Raffan has identified.
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Politico's Eliana Johnson explains: "Republicans in the Senate are annoyed and fatigued at having to push these (candidates) through, and Democrats have a real opportunity to energize their base by opposing these," she says.
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I checked in with other women I interviewed last year before they marched, and they also described feeling fatigued, exhausted and worn down after the non-stop news of Trump's controversial actions and tweets.
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I can only assume Ryan Murphy doesn't sleep and that's how he has the time to keep churning out addicting TV shows, and now Darren Criss may just be following in those fatigued footsteps.
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For the study, researchers instructed 63 participants who worked a full-time desk job to take a three-minute break when they felt "fatigued" to tend to, water and gaze at a desk plant.
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She says she became so fatigued she fell off the bike with her feet still strapped in ... but the momentum of the fly wheel kept the pedals turning, and each rotation caused ankle dislocation.
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"So as long as you are able to keep some fluids in and you're not feeling extremely weak or fatigued or have headaches or any other signs of dehydration, probably you are fine," she said.
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I knock, and my contact, Yuri, opens the door and lets me into an ample front room, empty save for a fatigued-looking, sweat-covered guy in a tank top seated on a lone chair.
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I knock, and my contact, Yuri, opens the door and lets me into an ample front room, empty save for a fatigued-looking, sweat-covered guy in a tank top seated on a lone chair.
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Through the fourth and fifth round Miocic was in the nasty spot of having to grit his teeth and absorb the bodywork for fear of an overhand, getting more and more fatigued as a result.
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Lewis also told reporters the company had not seen any softening in consumer sentiment despite the gridlock at the top of Britain's government over Brexit, adding he thought customers were now fatigued by the issue.
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An 87-year-old man who, like this patient, was being treated with daptomycin for an infection after knee surgery lost 15 pounds over the course of just a few weeks and became increasingly fatigued.
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For starters, Sam is so fatigued that the idea of having sex seems completely foreign to her, and at one point she escapes to the relative solitude of her car to grab a little sleep.
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Siri, which was recently opened to developers, is also of growing importance to Apple's software, as users are expected become fatigued of app overload and look to messaging and artificial intelligence to perform more tasks.
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But a tough cardio session is going to leave you fatigued before you even start lifting weights, which in turn is going to make it harder to do the work necessary to stimulate muscle growth.
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I don't really remember a lot of that growing up, but I've always, always, always been extremely fatigued and I just know that I would wake up a lot in the middle of the night.
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Lying awake at night during the previous month is up 5.23 percent from 25.2 to 24.7 percent, and a third of Americans said stress is causing them to feel nervous, anxious, irritable, angry, or fatigued.
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Lying awake at night during the previous month is up 5 percent from 4.73 to 45 percent, and a third of Americans said stress is causing them to feel nervous, anxious, irritable, angry, or fatigued.
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The opinion poll, conducted on Monday, did not make clear whether investigation-fatigued Americans wanted House of Representatives Democrats to pull back on their probes or press forward aggressively and just get impeachment over with.
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This study verified the stress-reducing effect of gazing intentionally at a plant for a few minutes and actively engaging in the care of it in a real office setting when an employee felt fatigued.
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"It's rough, it's very hard to do because that element of surprise is really intense when you're also quite fatigued and something radical comes in or something more aggressive or more sexual," Ms. Randall said.
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The 57-year-old American admitted to feeling fatigued after finishing equal 18th at one-over 289, but said the applause that greeted him as he walked up the back nine gave him a lift.
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With the PR nightmare of Woodstock '99 all but forgotten and festival-fatigued millennials tiring of seeing the same artists on every billing, Woodstock's organizers are pulling out all the stops for a 50th anniversary blowout.
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In his last public appearance on June 26, wearing his signature sweater, Marchionne appeared fatigued and out of breath as he presented a Jeep Wrangler to Italy's paramilitary police, the Carabinieri, at a ceremony in Rome.
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"I kept kind of wondering if the audience was going to become a little fatigued with the amount of games we were putting out, and the kind of games we were making," says a former employee.
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This is probably how people who don't listen to rap feel when they listen to Migos talk about drugs and jewelry every ten seconds, but I sure I'm fatigued by dudes screaming about their sober lifestyle.
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In fact, 44 percent admitted to having trouble focusing at work, while over half felt less productive; highlighting that fatigued employees could not only make errors at work, but put themselves and others at risk too.
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"He was pushing it too hard two days ago and just kind of fatigued his leg and it got a little sore, not a setback by any stretch of the imagination," Royals manager Ned Yost said.
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Ms. Welty captured her fellow Mississippians in their daily routines, with each frame evoking the complications of everyday life, like children hauling unwieldy blocks of ice to dinner or a fatigued-looking nurse outside a clinic.
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But Guyger's attorney said she was fatigued from working, and was on "autopilot" when she parked her car and walked down the complex's nondescript hallway and encountered what she thought was a burglar in her apartment.
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When you have this big emotional response to something, eventually you get fatigued and you get tired of being in this state of awareness all the time and you let your guard down as a consequence.
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"At some point, we're going to be fatigued with everybody being the victim," Thomas, the second African-American to serve on the Supreme Court, said during an on-stage interview at the Library of Congress in Washington.
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Giancarlo Stanton was given a day off on Sunday after telling manager Don Mattingly he was feeling fatigued, but all he and his Miami Marlins' teammates did one day later was wear out the New York Mets.
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It's understandable if you're feeling fatigued by all the weird things people are putting on their nails — there's been nipples, fidget spinners, and tampons, to name a few — but don't swear off nail art just yet. Why?
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A report from Bazaarvoice indicated that 47 percent of consumers in EMEA countries were "fatigued by repetitive influencers" who were all on the same marketing campaigns with similar copy, amongst other concerns such as purchasing fake followers.
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Beginning in late 1968, fatigued by constant conflict and what they saw as sensational coverage, the Panthers refocused their efforts away from policing the police and toward providing health care and other services to the urban poor.
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Three years ago, a mentor asked me that question and gave me life changing advice: schedule your day around when your brain is firing on all cylinders and hold off on brainless work until it is fatigued.
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" This image of Hansberry — exasperated, fatigued and sympathetic to the nationalist ideologies that would later blossom in the Black Power movement — might surprise those who know her only through the success of "A Raisin in the Sun.
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First, there was a week-long control period without plants during which the participants measured their pulse by hand when they felt fatigued, and then took a second reading after three minutes of gazing at their desktop.
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"That means when people do show up to the fight, they're fatigued," said Paul Scharre at the Center for a New American Security (CNAS), who helped lead a series of studies on exoskeletons and other advanced gear.
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This year we're recommending that the flower-fatigued gifters (and giftees) of the world shake things up on May 12 by gifting a top-selling plant instead — because while stem-cut blossoms wither, potted-plants survive and thrive.
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Nishikori, who looked fatigued, fell behind 3-1 in the third set but rallied to bring it back on serve at 4-3 and appeared to gain a respite when rain forced a delay to shut the roof.
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As the company took on more work, Chae was expected to take on more and more work himself, to the extent that when he was at home he was so fatigued he spent most of his time sleeping.
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Proponents of player tracking argue that in-game and training data can help keep players healthy — knowing if someone is overworked or getting fatigued late in games could help a team change up its training regimen, for example.
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The log I share with my coach helped me identify that I felt fatigued at a certain point in my menstrual cycle, which is not surprising, but I couldn't identify it until I saw the pattern written out.
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According to one study, going extensive periods of time without sleep is like being under the influence of alcohol, which can explain the National Sleep Foundation's estimate that 100,000 car crashes a year are caused by fatigued drivers.
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Dr. Sylvie Briand, head of WHO's Global Infectious Hazard Preparedness division, told reporters that the health workers may have been fatigued at the time they were infected and weren't taking proper protective measures because they were too tired.
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But it was a campaign that had May's name front and center, and one which was thrust upon an electorate already fatigued from a general election two years earlier and a bitter Brexit referendum campaign the year before.
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Other than leaving you grumpy and fatigued, however, there's at least one side-effect of cutting back on shuteye that we often fail to consider: Lack of sleep can also dramatically sabotage your best efforts to get in shape.
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Trump also claimed Clinton didn't have a "presidential look" or the "stamina to be president"—another stereotype that's ironic in retrospect when you hear reports that Trump was "fatigued" during an apparently contentious call with the Australian prime minister.
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If you have been sitting or standing with bad posture for a long time and suddenly correct it, however, you may feel fatigued and uncomfortable because your muscles aren't used to holding you in that position, Harris-Adamson says.
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Even though there is only a small logo at the bottom of the installation, word of the lineage has gotten around and triggered an uneasiness in a part of the world already fatigued by corporate interference in gay life.
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Sanders hopes to appeal to voters fatigued by the long U.S. wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, highlighting his opposition to the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq and promising to work in the Senate to avoid a war with Iran.
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And if you're feeling fatigued from holiday overconsumption, there are plenty of shows that will reinvigorate your relationship to food heading into 2020, from nostalgic personal reflections on favorite dishes to deep dives into the history of staple ingredients.
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My newly announced pregnancy hadn't made its way through my extended family quite yet, as I waited the long, fatigued, and somewhat depressing first trimester to share the news — but at that party, my growing bump did the announcing for me.
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Pocket also recommends stories, based on other users you follow or topics that interest you, and allows you to optimize your reading experience—I prefer a serif font with a black background and very large text to protect my fatigued eyes.
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Initially flattered by the attention by the time the Ravens met the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl three years ago, Oher had grown fatigued of constant and repetitive questions about the hugely successful film that grossed over $300 million.
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Matthews and Harrison Barnes combined for 48 points and nine 3-pointers to pace the Mavericks to just their fourth victory of the season, a wire-to-wire, 107-82 decision over the fatigued Chicago Bulls at American Airlines Center.
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Rondae Hollis-Jefferson led the Nets with 193 points and Spencer Dinwiddie contributed 15 and nine assists but it was not enough as Brooklyn dropped its sixth straight game against Miami and appeared fatigued by Mexico City's over 7,000-foot altitude.
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For Pantone's color experts, the role Greenery will have in 2017 is to serve as a signal for us to breathe in deep and reinvigorate our fatigued selves, who are very likely anxious or terrified at the years to come.
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"FLEXTENSION" The EU, forged from the ruins of World War Two as a way to prevent another devastating conflict in Europe, is fatigued by Britain's Brexit crisis but keen not to be held responsible for an economically tumultuous "no-deal" Brexit.
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Having checked the warning labels and noted the large quantities of ingredients in the four "functioning" tonics, I decided to drink them around the clock for a week in hopes of reviving my fatigued body's state and feel Kolé's immediate effects.
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The EU, forged from the ruins of World War Two as a way to prevent another ruinous conflict in Europe, is fatigued by Britain's protracted Brexit crisis but keen not to be held responsible for an economically tumultuous "no-deal" rupture.
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Rather than leave a fatigued or exposed starter out there too long, the new hotness is to insert a reliever earlier than what used to be socially acceptable—and, as a consequence, lower the threshold on what makes an acceptable starter.
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To underscore this point, note that 94 percent of the roughly 37,000 deaths on our roads and highways last year were attributable to human error, which comes in the form of drunk or impaired driving, distracted driving, and fatigued driving.
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I think we as home cooks get so fatigued with basic ingredients and preparations that we grasp at straws, adding a handful of this or a spoonful of that to whatever we're cooking just to compensate for our own boredom.
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Leaving the restaurant, I learned the best way to see Basilicata: Supine in the back seat of a Lego car, propped up on my friends' jackets, gazing at the green mountains and blue sky in a dreamy, fatigued strascinati haze.
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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern summed up in May how many feel when they look on aghast and fatigued at another mass shooting in an American mall, "to be honest I do not understand the United States," she said.
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The two met in 2007, when, intensely fatigued, Paltrow summoned Junger to a Manhattan hotel room to administer an intravenous dose of vitamins and minerals (B, C, and magnesium, among other ingredients) known in the trade as a Myers' Cocktail.
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Let's put aside the fact that it's kind of amazing that everyone isn't yet fatigued by the idea of a celebrity running for office and take a quick look at some of the things that might make her an interesting candidate.
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At designated events during this year's Open, chair umpires will begin the clock at the conclusion of a point, but they have the latitude to delay the start of the clock late in matches, when players are fatigued and crowds noisy.
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Alleviating anxiety with plants To gauge the employees' usual stress levels during days when they felt fatigued, the researchers used a measurement tool called the State-Trait Anxiety Inventory index (STAI) and recorded their pulse rates in the morning and night.
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The former officer's defense team is countering that she was fatigued after working more than 40 hours in four days and was not paying attention when she parked in the garage, where the floors are not clearly demarcated, he said.
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"Most most of our arguments tend to come when we are fatigued and under pressure, tired, hungry, and so doing the little things that you can do to make sure that everyone's morale and positivity stays up" is important, says Alex.
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Guyger was fatigued after working 40 hours in four days and was on "autopilot" when she parked on the wrong floor in the garage where the floors are not clearly marked, defense attorney Robert Rogers said in opening statements on Monday.
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She was fatigued after working 40 hours in four days and was on "autopilot" when she parked on the wrong floor in the garage where the floors are not clearly marked, defense attorney Robert Rogers said in opening statements on Monday.
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As far as our organization goes, air traffic controllers are professionals and we have a responsibility when we are fatigued or overstressed — when we know we're not 100 percent ready to work — we have an obligation to not go to work.
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What is hoped for is that music fans fatigued by cut-and-paste Pro Tools songs might prick up their ears when they catch King Crimson's "21st Century Schizoid Man" sampled by Kanye West ("POWER"), or hear Rush at a baseball game.
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Meyer had spent nearly a year feeling constantly fatigued and lacking an appetite — so while the orange tapeworm with a head, neck and 50 segments left him "absolutely freaking out," it was also a relief to finally identify the cause of his sickness.
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The brilliance of the Dubs and the shock of ticket prices for home games at Oracle Arena might be the only thing the multiply riven, stressed-out, disruption-fatigued Bay Area can agree on at the moment, and that counts for a lot.
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Adults typically start to feel the effects of the medicine within about three days, and it usually takes about three weeks for a person starts to feel like themselves again, although sometimes it can take about a month to get over feeling fatigued.
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Given that he's chasing around Westbrook on defense, fighting through a lot of off-ball contact on offense, and recently returned from a knee injury, it's possible that Curry is fatigued—and that his tired legs are affecting his long-range shooting.
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The German had survived successive five-setters in the previous two rounds, including saving a match point against Damir Dzumhur in the last 32, but his fatigued legs and blistered feet again worked overtime to carry him over the finishing line against Khachanov.
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While many teens find ways to balance their coursework with more than one hour of paid work per day, it's hardly ideal that they're obligated to do so—and in hazardous trades, risk of injury increases as a worker becomes more fatigued.
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"People who are sicker are more likely to be fatigued from their illness, be it breast cancer or other cause, and thus sleep more," said Cheryl Thompson, a researcher at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio, who wasn't involved in the study.
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On Wednesday, I walked up to the roof of my apartment to see if it made me fatigued and held my breath for 10 seconds even though I knew that advice from "Stanford University" was fake as hell, and I felt... fine.
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Drug and alcohol testing of crews is routine after train accidents, and the inward-facing cameras could show not only whether the engineer was distracted, but also whether he was impaired or fatigued — factors that have been blamed in other rail accidents.
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When it is hot, our hearts labor to shunt more blood to the skin, which allows internal heat to dissipate but also leaves us feeling fatigued and logy, and potentially at risk for heat illnesses, ranging from nausea to grievous heat stroke.
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But the vast majority occupy safe, conservative seats — a sign that these lawmakers may be fatigued from the chaotic Trump era and have no desire to wander in the political wilderness for another two years or longer after losing the House in 2018.
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Although the president's good luck wishes were not enough to carry a fatigued Anderson to victory on Center Court, his three-set defeat by Novak Djokovic at least shows the giant strides the 6-foot-113 Anderson has made over the past year.
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"By dozing off for those extra minutes, we're preparing our bodies for another sleep cycle, which is then quickly interrupted — causing us to feel fatigued for the rest of the day that lies ahead," sleep expert Neil Robinson said in an interview with The Independent.
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For decades, most researchers, coaches, athletes and athletes' mothers have been convinced that a single long, hard distance race or other strenuous activity can leave the body so fatigued that it becomes unable to fight off cold viruses and other microbes that cause infections.
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As we approach the anniversary of the death of Sandra Bland in police custody, and try to recover from the murders of Alton Sterling, Philando Castile, and five police officers in Dallas, many people of color, like myself, feel saddened, distraught, and even fatigued.
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He began the season in the bullpen, went to the minors to build up his endurance and was recalled on Wednesday for his first start of the season to give a fatigued rotation a break and help get the Cubs get back on track.
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Essentially, scientists say, receptors in the mouth send signals to the pleasure and reward centers of the brain, suggesting that there is more energy on the way, so the muscles can push a little harder and there is no reason to feel so fatigued.
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One expects to hear Mr. Peterson's 911 call and to see late-night conferences among fatigued lawyers, but Mr. de Lestrade also follows family members as they visit Ms. Peterson's grave, throw birthday parties or simply stare into space after the latest devastating setback.
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Rather than send anything gimmicky down the catwalks (it seems we're all fatigued by the dogged cycle of newness), designers from Victoria Beckham and JW Anderson to Shrimps and Christopher Kane offered us looks we know and love, but cast through a new lens.
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"I'm really a little fatigued with all of this, 'Oh my goodness, cover my ears, someone will say something that will upset me, I can't tolerate that,' " said Jack Radey, who was a 17-year-old activist during the original free speech movement at Berkeley.
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The qualities that made Jay-Z one of rap's true savants were his sly wit and the way he threaded himself into the production — few rappers have found more creative ways to disperse their syllables, and sounded tougher and less fatigued while doing it.
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Unfortunately for Anderson, the 43-hour gap he had between the end of his semi-final on Friday and the start of Sunday's showpiece was simply not enough to get his fatigued and battle-weary body ready for what was the biggest match of his life.
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Over the last few years, I've overlooked other, arguably more significant problems with the show (namely the franchise's oft-debated lack of diversity) and have been known to rally my fatigued friends to tune in for just one more season when they are ready to give up.
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Alcohol makes you urinate, which can lead to dehydration; produces an inflammatory response in your immune system; irritates the stomach lining, often provoking nausea or vomiting; lowers your blood sugar, which can make you feel fatigued or jittery; and expands your blood vessels, which can cause headaches.
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Opinion: Why fatigued voters yearn for 'strongman' leader Longstanding ties The United States and the Philippines signed a treaty of mutual defense in 1951 and are deepening military cooperation in the face of China's increasingly assertive claims to disputed land features in the South China Sea.
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" Parker's commentary suggests that the deal is good news for all parties, but she touches on something in passing that shouldn't be overlooked: end-users are "growing fatigued with the dizzying number of choices they have for watching multiple video services over a myriad of devices.
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All that's happened is that the amount of force produced by the various muscles involved in moving the bar from point A to point B—not all of which are fatigued to the same extent—is no longer sufficient to move the bar past a certain point.
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Since there isn't space enough for me to conduct a dissertation-length gender studies analysis of this tweet, I'll just say that there's something about it that, for me, really sums up 2018 and how "horniness" became one of its predominant structures of feeling: We're politically fatigued.
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Starting over, going for a total rebuilding around Porzingis with the hope of attracting another star in the summer of 2017 or beyond, has sounded tempting for those (me included) fatigued by the yammering about Anthony's window to win as he approaches his 32nd birthday in May.
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Facing a second bailout review entailing an unpopular loosening of labor laws in the autumn, Athens is keen to show a fatigued electorate that painful taxation and pension cuts that came with last year's 86 billion euro bailout deal will bear fruit and lead to economic recovery.
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A fatigued-looking, unshaven Trey GowdyHarold (Trey) Watson GowdyRising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief Cummings announces expansion of Oversight panel's White House personal email probe, citing stonewalling Pelosi says it's up to GOP to address sexual assault allegation against Trump MORE (R-S.
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Arab states: Exhausted and fatigued by the Palestinian issue, key Arab states — most notably Saudi Arabia and the UAE — are more concerned by the threats from Iran and Sunnis jihadis and less inclined to fight for the Palestinian issue, much less press the U.S. for action.
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Take the seven minute long fight scene in last year's Atomic Blonde, as Charlize Theron's Lorraine Broughton, cold war spy, fights her way up (and down) an apartment building: Sitting in theaters, watching her go from multi-floor gunfight to living room brawl, I felt fatigued.
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Monfils was very efficient in the first set and had an early 2-0 lead in the second but Berrettini took over and broke the fatigued Frenchman twice before ultimately firing down an ace to seal a hold to love that levelled the match at 1-1.
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Dehydration happens when the body doesn't have enough fluid to carry out its basic functions — and it does a pretty good job of signaling when you haven't imbibed enough: You feel thirsty, your mouth and lips get sticky and dry, and you can even get dizzy and fatigued.
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Given that the capacity for self-control differs across both people and situations, the researchers in the present investigation conducted a number of studies to examine the link between self-control and planning, as well as what happens when the fatigued individual experiences a reduced capacity for self-control.
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O'Leary insisted at the AGM he had a good relationship with his pilots, but said: "I would challenge any pilot to explain how this is a difficult job," expressing doubt that anyone could be fatigued after what he said was a maximum of 18 hours of flying per week.
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Completely by surprise, I found the baseline happiness survey helpful for another reason entirely: I had been feeling fatigued recently, and the questions the survey posed helped me realize for the first time that I was continually rating one part of my life much lower than the others.
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But the hearing painted a disturbing portrait of fatigued crews and commanders on a shrinking overseas fleet saddled with constant deployments — including confronting an expansionist Chinese military and keeping vigil on a nuclear saber-rattling North Korea — with little time left to train or to repair aging ships.
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Mr. Trump's presidency has not guaranteed rating gains across the board: Ratings have declined for all of the evening news and morning shows on the broadcast networks this year, suggesting that general-interest viewers may be growing fatigued by a news cycle dominated by Mr. Trump and politics.
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In the luteal phase, the two weeks leading up to your period after ovulation, progesterone rises and releases a chemical called allopregnanolone (my new favorite word, just rolls off the tongue, maybe I'll name my daughter after it), which, in the majority of women makes them more subdued, fatigued, cranky.
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But whether the public is truly fatigued enough to oust a Republican from a seat that's been held by one for nearly a decade is an open question here — and one that will play out in districts across the country as Democrats attempt to flip longtime red seats to blue.
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Philippines election: Why fatigued voters yearn for 'strongman' leader Curses ambassadors and the Pope Duterte has featured in the Philippines press throughout his political career but made international headlines before the election with comments he made in a YouTube video on the 1989 rape and murder of an Australian missionary.
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Rikki Poynter, a 27-year-old YouTuber, writer, and public speaker who is deaf, chronically fatigued and pained, told Gizmodo in an email that the first community she found through the web was a group of teenage girls on a forum for teenage girls—it wasn't specifically a disabled community.
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This is to obviate a well-known BDSM phenomenon sometimes called "the drop"—a quasi-depressive state which happens in the wake of adrenaline and endorphin spikes and can leave submissive and dominant participants feeling vulnerable, fatigued, guilty in the 24-to-72 hours after the scene has taken place.
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Do too many when you're fatigued and you won't see much benefit, and "you're also increasing your risk of injury—your knees take the biggest pounding, but there's also tendinosis, hip stuff, weird ankle stuff, and there's even a bunch of literature (that links box jumps to) Achilles ruptures," Nelson says.
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Yurika receives her blackmail assignments from a chronically fatigued gentleman named Yata, but he's just a puppet for a mysterious operation dedicated to preserving the flow of wealth and influence among Japan's ruling class: Shortly after she pulls off one of her capers, politicians and diplomats begin dropping like flies.
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But in 2011, Maurizio Cattelan — one of the most expensive living artists, then at the peak of his career and the subject of an uproarious retrospective at the Guggenheim Museum — told the world that he was finished, fatigued both creatively and by the velocity of the money-fueled art world.
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It's telling that one of the most discussed dating shows of the year so far is Netflix's Love Is Blind — where singles who have been unlucky in finding love get to know potential partners by only listening to their voices — highlighting how fatigued people have become with the impersonality of dating.
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When a friend told me she had been very fatigued and depressed while taking a different anticonvulsant, I had to know whether my symptoms were caused by the head injury or the drug, and the fastest way to find out on a Saturday night was to stop taking the drug.
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I knew the ritual wouldn't last forever, so I held on tight, eagerly awaiting each witty text from my mom, saving it in my phone, and worrying as the night went on and those texts became more sporadic and less funny, meaning she was fatigued, or in pain, or both.
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Each bout left me fatigued and with a somehow deeper sense of loss than the one I'd carried into it, so that I was in a constant low thrum of agony, a melancholy so deep it would take every ounce of my strength to rise out of bed the next morning.
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While many surveys ahead of the vote incorrectly predicted that the United Kingdom would vote to stay in the club it joined in 1973, polls now suggest no great desire for a second referendum and indicate that many voters, fatigued by the political squabbling, would be happy to leave without a deal.
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"Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" fully delivers on story, which is a tough challenge for any film, but especially a film released in this context — we've seen far too many iterations of Spider-Man in less than two decades and frankly the zeitgeist is a bit fatigued by the constant reboots.
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If "Black Lives Matter" captured the zeitgeist of grassroots movements for racial and economic justice in the Age of Obama, "Make America Great Again" uncovered the rage, anxiety, and bitterness of white Americans gripped by fears of declining economic mobility, fatigued by national discussion of police shootings of blacks and unsure of whom to blame.
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TV's "What America's Thinking" on Friday that voters may be fatigued from special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE's probe into Russian interference in the 22019 presidential election, which wrapped up last week.
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To the Editor: Re "Don't Visit Your Doctor in the Afternoon" (Op-Ed, May 15): While I am always grateful to see a spotlight on primary care, Dr. Jeffrey A. Linder's Op-Ed may unjustly scare patients into thinking that all primary care doctors are too fatigued to practice good medicine in the afternoon.
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"Although Renée and Judy are close in age, Judy's abuse of alcohol, smoking, and drugs had taken its toll," says Woodhead, noting that he not only painted small lines and dark circles around Zellweger's eyes, but also exaggerated her jawline and smile lines with clever contouring techniques to make her appear haggard and fatigued.
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" In recent days, the progressive firebrand, who rarely strays from his core message of political revolution, has talked openly about feeling fatigued on the campaign trail; he has admitted to mishandling his health leading up to the heart attack; and he has used the experience to pitch his signature policy proposal, "Medicare for All.
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The other players, Jing Yan, Xiyu Lin and Simin Feng, competed, and Whan wanted to be there to show his support for Lotte, a valued corporate partner of the L.P.G.A. But even he grew fatigued by the prospect of an insomniac triangle of travel from his home in Florida to New York and Hawaii.
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"We don't know for sure what the cause of difficulty with concentration and memory in school is but a common report is that of cognitive intolerance; that is, students cannot do their work for sustained periods of time before becoming very fatigued and thus unable to process new information," Leddy, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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Tammy Parker, a senior analyst at GlobalData, echoes that view in a press release about the deal: "It further helps position Comcast as a preferred content curator in the minds of consumers, many of whom are growing fatigued with the dizzying number of choices they have for watching multiple video services over a myriad of devices," she says.
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"The available research, such as there is," she says, suggests that "progesterone can alter the body's fuel metabolism and its ability to handle heat," she says, meaning that women will probably feel hotter and more fatigued during prolonged exercise in the second half of their menstrual cycles, when progesterone levels rise, than before menses, when progesterone is low.
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Touchscreens weren't the only issue in the collision: the report calls out that several crew members on the bridge at the time weren't familiar with the systems that they were overseeing and were inexperienced in their roles, and that many were fatigued, with an average of 4.9 hours of sleep between the 14 crew members present.
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"Even though we've cut back the troop presence in Afghanistan by 20033 percent relative to peak, and in Iraq by 95 percent relative to peak," O'Hanlon said, "there's still enough little deployments — in Europe, Korea, Okinawa, Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Syria, Turkey, naval deployments — that families are still feeling stressed and fatigued by the pace" of deployments.
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But for many collectors, dealers and advisers, fatigued by an ever more congested calendar of events that culminated at the recent Art Basel fair in Switzerland, London in June can feel like a market overextending itself That's certainly been the view of Christie's, which in the summers of 2015 and 2.93 struggled to find buyers for big-ticket works by Gerhard Richter.
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"I think one of the big disagreements we've had with the party for a long time is that we think when you're trying to win an argument, it can only happen when you start them," the young C.E.O. said as he sat in his Capitol Hill office, looking somewhat fatigued from having spent the previous weekend toilet-training his child.
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Unable to keep herself from making music, Hanna gathered ex-Bikini Kill bandmate Kathi Wilcox (bass), along with Carmine Covelli (drums), Sara Landeau (guitar), and Kenny Mellman (keys) in her now home, New York City, at a time when seizures were a daily reality, reactions to handfuls of medications left her fatigued and disoriented, and visits to the hospital were frequent.
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A 2018 survey by China Central Television and the National Bureau of Statistics suggested that, on average, Chinese people have 2.27 hours of leisure time a day -- less than half the time that people enjoy in the US, Germany and the UK. According to a 2018 government-led survey on mental health in China, half of 403 surveyed tech workers said they were fatigued.
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John LewisJohn LewisCummings invites Trump to visit Baltimore House Democrat knocks Trump's Cummings tweet: 'This guy is a terrible, terrible human being' George Wallace's daughter: 'I saw Daddy a lot' during 2016 election MORE (D-Ga.), an icon of the civil rights movement who was beaten nearly to death in Alabama in 1965, suggested tempers are flaring because lawmakers are fatigued and ready for the long August recess.
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Kendall tries to win back his wife by stating over and over, in a trance of wishful thinking, that he's "the man"; when Roman is alone with his eye-candy girlfriends, he peevishly bats away complaints that he never wants sex; Connor dates a call girl, who is actually a playwright, and who stares at him with the fatigued expression of a tech-support person who can't get off the line.
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Democratic pollster Molly Murphy said in an interview that aired Tuesday on "What America's Thinking" that voters are fatigued over news of "wrongdoings" committed by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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The fashion industry as a whole is in an undeniable state of transition — major fashion houses are playing musical chairs with creative directors, consumers are getting confused over the fact that it takes six months for products to become available (at which point, it's not even exciting or new anymore), and luxury designers are growing fatigued trying to keep up with a speedy cycle that barely leaves room for creativity.
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It's likely that some reading this will be fatigued by our halting and abortive attempts to forthrightly deal with the costs of our racialized and dishonest foundation, but when confronted with the wrenching conclusion that the average black family would require 228 years to build the wealth of the average white one today, I submit that we need to talk about race and racism until all these black (and brown too) families have arrived.
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It also has been a historic week to debunk and expose many of the fabrications, conspiracy theories and outright lies that President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 85033 MORE, his administration and disciples in Congress have perpetrated to a fatigued American public.
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