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We've all gone to bed with the wrong person and you just collided—there was nothing there.
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Anybody who's eaten at that restaurant or has gone to bed with one of its cookbooks will experience occasional flashbacks at King.
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I've hooked up with a woman, gone to bed with her, and woken up to find she'd left in the middle of the night.
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Greer made fun of Koedt ("One wonders just whom Miss Koedt has gone to bed with"), but she was just as eager as her comrades to reimagine this sphere of life.
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The first generation of lesbian and gay scholars after Stonewall compiled tomes of evidence proving that men had gone to bed with men, and women with women, early in history and often.
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There have been plenty of times where I've gone to bed with my fitness tracker positioned comfortably on my wrist at night, only to find it on the floor or thrown across my bed in the morning.
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"The dignity that I have maintained has meant a lot of people I love in my family have gone to bed with empty stomachs," Perfecto said in one text to the colleague seen by Reuters, referring to previous offers she had turned down.
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Thus he himself said, "It is always difficult to say who are the fathers and who the sons. But Mario Ridolfi and I said, jokingly, that if we were really the fathers of all the works exhibited (at the 1980 Venice Biennale) we would have to admit (...) to having gone to bed with women of every type and every race." (s. Guidarini, 2002).
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They began calling Arnold's friends to find her whereabouts but no one had seen her. Shortly after midnight on December 13, Elsie Henry, one of Arnold's friends, phoned the family home to see if Dorothy had returned. Henry later said Arnold's mother Mary answered the telephone and told her that Dorothy had returned home. When Henry asked to speak to Arnold, Mary hesitated and told Henry that Dorothy had gone to bed with a headache.
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Rich has now been arrested as the obvious suspect but Poirot sees a flaw in that he cannot see how or why Rich would calmly have gone to bed with a bleeding corpse in the chest. He is able to start investigating the case when a mutual friend recommends him to Mrs Clayton. Meeting the widow, he is struck by her beautiful innocence and realises quickly that she is attracted to Major Rich although she denies having an affair with him. She does admit that she wasn't in love with her closed and emotionless husband.
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