"Going to bed with a full heart (and a full tummy.)" Duck Dynasty returns Jan.
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But for Kim Kardashian West going to bed with eye makeup, lashes, and eyeliner is intentional.
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What was I supposed to do when going to bed with someone for the first time?
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No matter how tired you are, wash your face before going to bed with cold water. 3.
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Others are more subtle explorations of how one never really knows who one is going to bed with.
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I am going to bed with it off my mind but I'm waking up with it on my mind.
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Whereas I've never worn my Apple Watch to sleep, I didn't mind going to bed with the Sport on.
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In his autobiography, Roman, he speaks candidly of going to bed with 20163-year-old girls as a grown man.
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Mr. Riff remarked that he couldn't fathom why someone would choose playing poker over going to bed with the staff member.
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Going to bed alone is (to say the least) a downer after four years of going to bed with someone else.
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I missed my ex so much that I couldn't imagine going to bed with anyone who reminded me of him at all.
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Dr. Troxel said the ritual of going to bed with a partner can trigger social "zeitgebers," or cues that influence circadian rhythms.
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He continued to work out to stay in shape, getting up each morning at 3:30 and going to bed with the chickens.
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I've always made a point of never going to bed with makeup, even when I get home at five o'clock in the morning.
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The number one player of kids shows right now, so you see young consumers are going to bed with Spotify, listening to stories in a big, big way.
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"I remember going to bed with Raila leading by up to a million, but I remember waking up in the morning and it was all upside-down," he said.
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Also launching today is Stringify's first Android Wear watch app that lets you activate your scenes – like "coming home" or "going to bed" with a tap on your watch screen.
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But I would say the most obvious advantage is that you don't end up going to bed with some dragon who robs you when you wake up in the hotel room.
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I prefer the way my hair looks after its been air-dried and I enjoy going to bed with a clean slate every night — so lathering up every evening just works for me.
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"There may have been a time where I'm like, All right, I can leave a little bit of that mascara, but I am religious about going to bed with clean skin," she admits.
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On the surface this makes me a Philistine, a traitor to my profession and sexually unviable according to John Waters, who has cautioned against going to bed with people who don't own books.
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"If you think you're too small to make an impact, try going to bed with a mosquito," she said, attributing the quote to Anita Roddick, the founder of the cosmetics firm The Body Shop.
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But when asked what beauty treatments keep her skin healthy glowing and oh, so youthful, she attributes it to never going to bed with makeup on, sticking to a regular skincare routing and getting Botox.
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Not only can we steal from their closets, but they help guide us through the kinds of beauty dos and don'ts that save us from regrettable moves — like over-plucking eyebrows or going to bed with our makeup on.
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While research has found that music can help lull us to sleep, you might prefer listening to a podcast instead, especially if you're in the habit of going to bed with Parks and Recreation reruns playing in the background.
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" Cohen followed up by asking whether Kelly found Trump attractive, to which she replied, "He actually has a very famous quote where he said something that goes: 'I'm going to bed with all these supermodels so I guess it works.
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She remembered drinking with her friends at an off-campus gathering; she remembered losing track of those friends; she remembered throwing up with Khan by her side; she remembered him taking her back to her room; and she remembered going to bed with her clothes on.
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In a video posted to the family's website called "Jinger's Hair Straightening Tips," she talked to her fans through how she straightens and tames her "naturally curl hair" while dishing out tips and tricks to fight frizz (forgoing a brush, going to bed with wet hair, etc.).
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In a video posted to the family's website called "Jinger's Hair Straightening Tips," the recently engaged 22-year-old talks her fans through how she straightens and tames her "naturally curl hair" while dishing out tips and tricks to fight frizz (forgoing a brush, going to bed with wet hair, etc.).
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In the song, she berates a lover who thinks that just because they dance she is automatically going to bed with him.
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The song's lyrics warn her dance partner not to misinterpret her moves. In the song, she berates a lover who thinks that just because they dance she is automatically going to bed with him.
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The Afro-Latin@ Reader: History and Culture in the United States. Duke University Press, 2010, p. 401. The song's lyrics warn her dance partner not to misinterpret her moves. In the song, she berates a lover who thinks that just because they dance she is automatically going to bed with him.
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In 2008, Beauvais launched a children's jewelry line called Petit Bijou. In 2013, she published a children's book titled I Am Mixed, which tells the story of twins exploring "the thoughts and emotions of being of mixed ethnicities." She hosts the weekly late-night talk show podcast Going to Bed with Garcelle, in which she discusses dating, sex, and relationships with guests.
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Roberts finally going to bed, with only the sounds of Aunt Mary's snoring audible. Part II begins with Edward boarding the train at Worcester. After confirming the train's identity with the porter, Mr. Roberts attempts to search for his wife. Of course, he does not know which berth houses his wife, and he tries to jog the porter's memory with details about his wife and her traveling companions.
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The bed trick is a plot device in traditional literature and folklore; it involves a substitution of one partner in the sex act with a third person (in the words of Wendy Doniger, "going to bed with someone whom you mistake for someone else"). In the standard and most common form of the bed trick, a man goes to a sexual assignation with a certain woman, and without his knowledge that woman's place is taken by a substitute.
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Static died on November 1, 2014 in Landers, California, three days before his 49th birthday. He had consumed half of an oxycodone pill as well as alcohol that morning before going to bed with his wife. She woke up later that day to find that he had died in his sleep. His family issued a statement stating that rumors of his death being drug-related were false, noting that he and Wray had stopped using illicit drugs in 2009.
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In October 1599, the parlement of Paris officially petitioned that Henry marry a princess worthy of his dignity. Henry took note and began considering candidates from several foreign states. According to Sully, however, he ruled out a German wife, on the grounds that it would feel like going to bed with a wine-barrel. Henry was keenest on Maria de' Medici, the niece of Ferdinando I de' Medici, Grand Duke of Tuscany, and the daughter of the previous duke, Francesco I de' Medici.
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In the end Juan discovers the cause of the resentment against Robert Rylands. Robert and Alfred were lovers, and Jill interposed by going to bed with Robert one day. Jill became pregnant with his daughter, and when Alfred found out, the relationship between the two men broke up, and then Robert embarked on one of his exploration trips with no return date. Alfred leaves the hospital in a wheelchair, and soon after, Juan collaborates in a plot to meet Robert.
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Neil has Colin drug Devon at his bachelor party and record him going to bed with a hooker. Devon is so distraught that he snaps at Hilary during the wedding planning. Lily forces him to admit what happened and convinces him to keep quiet because he doesn't know what really happened. Colin intends to blackmail Devon for money, however, at the last minute, Neil changes his mind and orders Colin to delete the video and gives his blessing as Devon and Hilary wed on August 17, 2015.
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The song has been described as "documenting her emotional instability and penchant for going to bed with unsuitable men". On 10 November 2008, Scattergood was a guest on the Rob da Bank show where three of her songs were played ("I Hate the Way", "Untitled 27" and "Nitrogen Pink"). Da Bank called her "The Kate Bush of the 21st century". On 28 November, she played an acoustic set on the Janice Long show ("I Hate the Way", "Please Don't Touch" and "I've Got a Heart").
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Brooks wanted Samuel “Zero” Mostel as Max Bialystock, feeling he was an energetic actor who could convey such an egotistical character. Glazier sent the script to Mostel's lawyer, but the attorney hated it and never showed it to the actor. Eventually, Brooks had to send the script through Mostel's wife Kathryn Harkin. While Mostel did not like the prospect of playing “a Jewish producer going to bed with old women on the brink of the grave,” his wife liked the script so much, she eventually convinced him to accept the role.
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However, when she opens her mailbox, she finds a note saying "You're welcome." Renee takes Bree to a bar, encouraging her to live a little and Bree ends up going with a man, skinny-dipping in a pool before the owner of the house comes home. Bree soon is going to bed with a succession of men which gets the Reverend concerned about her behavior. Determined to show he's wrong, Bree comes to the bake sale where she meets one of her lovers, only to discover he's married.
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She needs to buy new clothes or else she thinks the man she is going out with won't marry her. # Anna almost ends up going to bed with a man with a broken hand. While they are dancing in her bedroom at Ethel's, Anna throws her shoe at a picture of a dog she imagines is smirking at her, shattering the glass. Soon after she has a fit of morning sickness, and when the man won't release her from his grip she hits him on his injured hand, and throws up.
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Susan Headley was an American hacker active during the late 1970s and early 1980s widely respected for her expertise in social engineering, pretexting, and psychological subversion. She was known for her specialty in breaking into military computer systems, which often involved going to bed with military personnel and going through their clothes for usernames and passwords while they slept. She became heavily involved in phreaking with Kevin Mitnick and Lewis de Payne in Los Angeles, but later framed them for erasing the system files at US Leasing after a falling out, leading to Mitnick's first conviction. She retired to professional poker.
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Arriving in France, Thomas takes the train back to his hometown but during a stop in Lyon he disembarks, taking the chance that Dominique will provide help--and wanting to see her again. Thomas finds Dominique at home and a doctor is called to help get Thomas into a hospital under a fake name once she learns how serious his injures are. She takes him to a room he can hide out in while waiting, and in spite of her loyalty to her husband, she ends up going to bed with him there. Fraser, who had been watching Dominique's house, follows them to the room with an associate.
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He worked under first Ernst Schimmelmann and then Johan Sigismund von Møsting. From early in his career, Collin had thoughts about a fundamental reorganization of the central administration. In 1815 he anonymously published as short article in Minerva in which he mocked the indolent and incompetent civil servants who only thought of their work as long as they were in their offices instead of "bringing it along wherever they go, going to bed with it at night and getting up with it in the morning". In the same articles, he proposed to place the responsibility for the government's government spending and incomes in a single department.
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They have been pursuing a deer all afternoon, like the Irish mythological hero Fionn mac Cumhail, in a forest outside Cardiff, but arrive in the evening in the haunted Inglewood Forest, near Carlisle, in the north of England, a distance of about three hundred miles. Forced to shelter from the rain in the Carle's castle overnight, Sir Gawain courteously complies with all of the Carle's instructions whilst a guest in his castle, even when this involves going to bed with the Carle's wife and throwing a spear at his face. By doing so, Sir Gawain ultimately fulfils his English Arthurian role of bringing the strange and unfamiliar into the ambit of King Arthur's realm,Hahn, Thomas. 1995. and by defeating the enchantment of the castle, in a beheading scene in the Carle of Carlisle, the story told in this Arthurian romance has much in common with that told in the 14th-century alliterative poem Sir Gawain and the Green Knight.
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