"Nightmares" (season 1, episode 10) "Nightmares" takes a classic nightmares-come-true premise and lurches around wildly in its execution.
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Celeste Wright Celeste is having nightmares — disturbing, graphic, and haunting nightmares.
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It would've given me nightmares (yes, I got nightmares) no matter what.
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Other people who had nightmares every night, once they start moving their bodies they don't have nightmares anymore.
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They have been programmed to understand their memories as dreams, "specifically nightmares," and the nightmares are starting to multiply with an alarming clarity.
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Nightmares are also common in people with chronic pain, possibly because they tend to wake more and therefore report more nightmares, Ellis said.
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The dark side of nightmares For most of us, nightmares occur when we are stressed and worried, or when we've experienced an upsetting event.
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They are saying that the record of nightmares was 14 percent, which is kind of misleading, since they are inferring that this [burger] caused nightmares.
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So if something were to increase nightmares, it would likely have to do so by making your sleep worse, with nightmares as a side effect.
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She started getting awful nightmares (kind of like the headaches and nightmares Liv keeps having, and her "what a strange dream I've been having" throwaway comments). Mrs.
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It's either a hidden agenda or an attempt to not give me nightmares until it's absolutely necessary — but Game Of Thrones has never cared about giving me nightmares.
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This leads them to believe that it isn't the nightmares that cause an increased HEP, but an increased HEP that leads to someone being more prone to nightmares.
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They'd give a dentist nightmares, but they won't chow down on you With an average of 45 teeth and seven backup rows, a shark's mouth would give anyone nightmares.
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For example, imagery rehearsal therapy (IRT), a cognitive-behavioral treatment in which you reimagine your nightmares with different, less frightening outcomes, can alleviate various forms of nightmares and associated distress.
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Nightmares can make it difficult to sleep and interfere with daytime functioning, but physiological indicators of sleep patterns and quality do not differ in people who have nightmares, Dr. Shah said.
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While the nature of the research makes it impossible to say that intense and constant nightmares always lead to NSSI, it has established an important relationship between nightmares and self-harm.
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" We are bid a "good night and horrible nightmares.
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Researchers have even found that putting patients with PTSD-related chronic nightmares on a CPAP machine, which helps regulate breathing while a patient sleeps, actually reduces the amount of nightmares they have.
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These could, in fact, have very well given you nightmares.
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Oh cool, Uber has been listening in on my nightmares.
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New York City's Penn Station is the stuff of nightmares.
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He wasn't sleeping and he was having nightmares about it.
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He seems more chill than these unforgiving nightmares, for instance.
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WATTERS: Juan, are you having nightmares over these potential picks?
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Hap's brain flowers aren't there just to haunt your nightmares.
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He has nightmares because of the war and air bombardment.
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Velez hasn't fully shaken the nightmares from the bloody war.
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What if you took Kitchen Nightmares and removed Gordon Ramsay?
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This mouth embodies every dark archetype in our collective nightmares.
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Something shameful, something that was still triggering his PTSD nightmares.
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Ever since I was a kid, I've dealt with nightmares.
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She began having nightmares in which she heard pounding drums.
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After coming home, he was stalked by nightmares and despair.
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Yes. That's the stuff of counterintelligence nightmares, is it not?
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You have nightmares about scraping the ice off your windshield.
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The nightmare began — as nightmares so often do — without warning.
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It shows up in the form of nightmares or flashbacks.
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This is probably how the Earth gets destroyed in nightmares.
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It is also the stuff of ol' George Orwell's nightmares.
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They are resilient, but grappling with depression, grief and nightmares.
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He could no longer work and began having horrifying nightmares.
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Honestly, I had Race nightmares up until our episode aired.
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To wit: one of those nightmares that get you sweating.
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New York City, where dreams come true as do nightmares.
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Mayer also had nightmares about her own mother molesting her.
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Workers are even having nightmares over missing notifications from Slack.
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Were my nightmares as real as those of the unlucky?
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As the years went on, he was tormented by nightmares.
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No, he just lives in my nightmares now (also London).
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I've been having nightmares about labour and birth for days.
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What happens after that is the stuff of strategists' nightmares.
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I recovered, but suffered from nightmares, sleeplessness and chronic pain.
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America's nightmares have always lurked in the pop culture shadows.
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Often, it is an excuse for recounting dreams and nightmares.
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I had nightmares about it and I still occasionally do.
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But not right before bed, because I have furious nightmares.
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At times, he said, he had nightmares about being raped.
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Courtney Stodden's Halloween spirit is what nightmares are made of.
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He's best known for his debut LP, 'Dreams and Nightmares.
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And that would represent the outcome of Mr. Ryan's nightmares.
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Nightmares happen, even if you're conscious about what's going on.
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"Common symptoms are flashbacks, nightmares, anxiety or depression," she says.
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"He had nightmares and was unable to sleep," she said.
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That's when his nightmares began, his fear of the dark.
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Patty has depression, anxiety, nightmares, chronic injuries from the crashes.
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He had acute stress for about six months afterward. Nightmares.
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The case could give Amazon, Facebook, Google and Apple nightmares.
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You do not fear for the nightmares of her future.
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A movie about the killings gave me nightmares for years.
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Ernt's PTSD consists of nightmares, violence, paranoia and excessive drinking.
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The First Baptist survivors have struggled for years with nightmares.
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We can attribute many nightmares to the following true stories.
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Swiss defenders might have nightmares of Mitrovic in their sleep.
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"Nightmares, panic attacks, it was pretty intense," Mr. Mason said.
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He also said he was experiencing increased anxiety and nightmares.
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It's like all of your worst nightmares coming to fruition.
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So it's a surprise when he brings up the nightmares.
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I have nightmares and I lost my sense of space.
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Some of his colleagues have nightmares about what they see.
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After the attack, she started experiencing flashbacks, nightmares and anxiety.
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This president, he contended, is their worst nightmares made flesh.
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I hadn't had nightmares about him for a few years.
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After watching Kitchen Nightmares, I get a craving for steak.
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There are great people who are nightmares to work with.
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These could create reputational nightmares, if not costly legal battles.
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Is this the feast of your dreams or your nightmares?
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To this day, I still have nightmares of the assault.
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Lucky for me I didn't have suicidal thoughts or nightmares.
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In a beautiful lecture by Jorge Luis Borges called "Nightmares" (from Everything and Nothing, New Directions, 1999) he states, "dreams are perhaps the most ancient aesthetic expression" and that nightmares are "flavors" of horror.
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Related: Distorted 3D-Scanned Faces Are the Stuff Nightmares Are Made Of Surreal Photographs Reveal Africa's Environment in Crisis 10 Surreal Photos That Will Give You Nightmares Surreal Taxidermy Gets Suspended in a Plexiglass Labyrinth
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In those cases, Dr. Krakow says your nightmares may actually be a symptom of PTSD — especially if you have recurring nightmares in which you go through almost exactly the same scenario over and over again.
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Bill is somehow turning all his nightmares into best-selling novels.
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File this under, "Travel Nightmares That Must Never Be Repeated," please.
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And with a bit of practice, that's what we'll become. Nightmares.
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Surely Facebook's ongoing public relations nightmares can't get any worse. Right?
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What could stop either of these nightmares from becoming a reality?
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The film will come to theaters and possibly nightmares on Nov.
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Let's be honest: nightclubs are nightmares, especially if you're a neurotic.
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Are younger generations left without new nightmares to grow up on?
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Logistics and scheduling nightmares aside, he sounds like an ideal student.
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No more terror, or fear, no more nightmares, no more hiding.
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"After that, my son would wake up with nightmares," says McClain.
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How fire ants build the wriggling ant towers of your nightmares.
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Ms. Dressendofer said she still had nightmares about the hurricane's effects.
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I no longer had nightmares and I laughed a lot more.
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I was having nightmares, flashbacks, and felt a lot of confusion.
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I do get asked occasionally if my experiences give me nightmares.
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For weeks, I had nightmares about hiding from men with guns.
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It might give you nightmares, but it's a risk worth taking.
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For her, the nightmares of the 20th century made fiction impossible.
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A. This possibility is one of the nightmares of European negotiators.
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"On the surface, ad blockers sound like marketing nightmares," Zook writes.
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"I still have nightmares today thinking about what happened," Dodd admits.
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Who knows what other nightmares await us in orbit around Jupiter?
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Well, this site will calm your fears or indulge your nightmares.
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"I HAVE NIGHTMARES" Boeing has not yet been called to testify.
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She's an individual with individual thoughts and individual dreams and nightmares.
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Are you ready to put those tequila-shot nightmares to bed?
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They're the stuff of parental nightmares and bad Hollywood hacker storylines.
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The last two season of nightmares befell literal 15 year olds.
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What kind of nightmares are you trying to give children Koizumi?
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You aren't given much context for what's happening in Little Nightmares.
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The baby began appearing in the nightmares that still plagued him.
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His 2013 knockout of Joseph Benavidez was the stuff of nightmares.
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That's why I was having waking nightmares before we started filming.
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Common symptoms include anxiety, depression, withdrawal, insomnia, nightmares, tearfulness and despair.
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It's the stuff of nightmares and it's happening in your kitchen.
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Poonam says that she, too, has constant nightmares of her father.
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You remember every dead child — you have nightmares, they haunt you.
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I have nightmares about growing a beard and having a penis.
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I know the least about Little Nightmares, but am curious nonetheless.
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We bet you won't be having nightmares of this little guy.
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This report will examine how close such nightmares are to reality.
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Holiday celebrations could turn into holiday nightmares if you're not careful.
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Of my face transforming in your nightmares into someone you love.
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I recently caught an old episode of Gordon Ramsay's Restaurant Nightmares.
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Worst of all, I ran into Castro in my childhood nightmares.
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He is a projection of all our nightmares of urban alienation.
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And I still get nightmares about what she put me through.
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The nightmares of the 90s are alive in Show of Bedlam.
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But when it comes to complex last minute travel booking nightmares?
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Nightmares are among the most common debilitating symptoms of this condition.
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Phil Witmer has had vivid nightmares about the Scarborough Town Centre.
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Nightmares long ago replaced dreams as the nocturnal currency of Brussels.
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For this black parent, those stories are the stuff of nightmares.
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So, there would've been nightmares, and they would've been worth it.
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The recent nightmare drugs — for they are, exclusively, nightmares — are pharmaceuticals.
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Here's how navigation apps are turning quiet neighborhoods into traffic nightmares.
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Sleep, when I managed to get any, was filled with nightmares.
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After my assault, I started having anxiety attacks, insomnia and nightmares.
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It is the stuff of nightmares… or Altered Carbon season 22.
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"Maybe this book will end my nightmares about Mark," she hopes.
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Fortunately, all things, even national nightmares, eventually come to an end.
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The stuff of nightmares, of course, varies for each of us.
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The vast number of citizens who have nightmares about medical bills.
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The experience left the two rattled and Rovenski's mother with nightmares.
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With mass immigration, "our worst nightmares can come true," he said.
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The dread of such a meeting must give the president nightmares.
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This includes Booksmart, which is all our teenage nightmares come true.
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Don't let men like Moody turn our American dreams into nightmares.
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He wasn't angry or on edge, and he didn't have nightmares.
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"I have nightmares that the military is chasing me," Jehora said.
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The A-side is the stuff that nightmares are made of.
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"These findings corroborate the notion that nightmares are essentially dreams occurring during REM sleep and suggest that increased emotional arousal during REM sleep, as measured by HEP, is a physiological condition responsible for frequent nightmares," he says.
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We are sorry in advance for all the nightmares you may have.
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Thanks to Instagram, we now have a new source of our nightmares.
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I would have nightmares almost every day after I left for years.
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I've seen the president's schedule up close, and it gives me nightmares.
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Despite making progress, the actress revealed she still has nightmares and flashbacks.
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For Halloween, the chain served a burger it claimed helped induce nightmares.
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In every possible sense, the Abstract Daddy is the stuff of nightmares.
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After suffering from nightmares of the assault, Jane decides to seek help.
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They were obstacles to be surmounted, the specters that haunt Maeve's nightmares.
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The nightmares that she would be sent back to prison are gone.
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Little Nightmares is available now on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.
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The flashbacks, nightmares, anger and despair at last pushed Stapley toward help.
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For example, one strain might relieve insomnia, while another can affect nightmares.
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So, compared to your standard nightmares, night terrors are way more intense.
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To be clear, night terrors are more than just really bad nightmares.
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Also, we've seen artists do wonders with cover-ups on Tattoo Nightmares.
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Those Housewives stars who were alleged nightmares when the cameras weren't rolling.
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He confides to Herzog that the only dreams he remembers are nightmares.
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Which of these bad experiences is the reigning king of airport nightmares?
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Some Photoshop battles fade away, and other live on in your nightmares.
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The reason why may lie in how PTSD and nightmares are treated.
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Matt Gilgenbach's Neverending Nightmares also explores OCD from a very personal perspective.
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They're prehistoric nightmares (Doomsday), they're Phantom Zone convicts (General Zod and crew).
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If that isn't the stuff of nightmares, I don't know what is.
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Motherhood, suspicion, and cruelty are themes in both of these psychological nightmares.
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"I had nightmares sometimes, stuff like that, about the incident," Smith said.
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Instead, he had nightmares in which people were trying to kill him.
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I would be back in the bathroom, reliving my food poisoning nightmares.
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Was there a way to live without the dizziness and the nightmares?
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There are things that are out of my control, like recurring nightmares.
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"There have been nightmares, it's something I can't really control," he said.
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Therefore, nightmares are more likely to occur in the early morning hours.
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Anxiety and depression have also been linked to increased risk of nightmares.
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"I've had nightmares about showing up at the ballpark late," Zobrist said.
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It's the speed of dreams and nightmares — REM sleep at minimal m.p.h.
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A new all-out Nagorno-Karabakh conflict is the stuff of nightmares.
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He told Smoyer that he, too, kept having nightmares about the woman.
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Forgiveness "did not remove my pain or blunt my nightmares," she says.
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Powell recently spoke about those events, saying it still gives him nightmares.
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The Calcasieu River Bridge in Lake Charles, Louisiana, gives some locals nightmares.
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Not all nightmares are indicative of a mental health problem, Greenberg warns.
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Breathing problems, like sleep apnea or asthma, are also linked to nightmares.
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There were nightmares and hallucinations, butterflies flitting in front of his face.
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To Iran's enemies, the meeting marked the culmination of their worst nightmares.
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He said that all his worst nightmares played out in deafening sunlight.
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For many recent graduates, student loan debt is literally giving them nightmares.
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In my dreams, they will replace numbers stations, which give me nightmares.
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Fun group dinners can quickly turn into nightmares when the check arrives.
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Read: These Airplane Nightmares Will Make You Never Want to Fly Again
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Do you have any great fears in regards to that — any nightmares?
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Slime girls are the sticky, gooey monster fetishes of your wet nightmares.
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They're both places that can be populated by your most terrible nightmares.
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But how do you avoid cheeseball experiences and Couples Retreat-style nightmares?
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She has problems sleeping and suffers from frequent panic attacks and nightmares.
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That is honestly going up on my list of worst nightmares. 17.
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"This is what nightmares are made of," writes one Amazon buyer. Wonderful.
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This fluorescent skeleton of a fangtooth fish is the stuff of nightmares.
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It's the stuff of nightmares for Trump and his inner circle, sure.
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Other cities are finding that these events can be costly, logistical nightmares.
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"These are nightmares we're still recovering from in New Jersey," he said.
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You will step in things that will give you nightmares for years.
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"There have been nightmares, it's something I can't really control," he said.
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Plus he hangs out with every foreign leader who gives you nightmares.
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Is it more like something out of Kafka's nightmares, or Picasso's dreams?
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This may include nightmares, flashbacks, and reliving the events of the stalking.
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Both men still have nightmares filled with the faces of the dead.
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"Macedonian accession to NATO is one of Russia's worst nightmares," he added.
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The tumult of the Iowa caucuses seemed to symbolize the worst nightmares.
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"I'm very happy; all the nightmares are finally finished," Rosa, 47, said.
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Thinking about the midterm congressional elections in November must give Republicans nightmares.
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"We can assume that there could be depression and nightmares," Ochberg said.
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I turn on old episodes of Kitchen Nightmares to cheer myself up.
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Neither could Chris, who was having nightmares and screaming in his sleep.
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Protagonist Rachel is an artist who doodles nightmares straight out of Lovecraft.
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The result is a feeling of paralysis and "waking dreams," often nightmares.
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Subtly funny and wry at turns, this novel will give you nightmares.
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The column solicited readers' dreams, and thousands responded—a majority with nightmares.
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A dimwitted, meanspirited spawn embodying the nation's worst flaws, failings and nightmares.
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But not the kind that'll make you scream or give you nightmares.
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Jared had nightmares and occasional panic attacks and got into bar fights.
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Now you can enjoy the music without any of the creeping nightmares.
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Squiggle brows were probably already the Instagram eyebrow trend of your nightmares.
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J.'s nightmares are so bad that he falls out of bed.
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Yang, now a college first year, has moved on from the nightmares.
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The movie is an anthology of nightmares compressed into a picture book.
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People seem to think that the quicker nightmares are forgotten, the better.
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I actually had nightmares about one product's suicide dive off a grocery cart.
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That 14 percent [of participants] reported nightmares doesn't proved that anything caused anything.
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It wouldn't be 2017 without regular internet-shaking security bugs fueling our nightmares.
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Your version of Frank Nitti will forever haunt my nightmares," another wrote. "R.
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"[I have] nightmares trying to figure out how I got there," Odom said.
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"I've been having nightmares about failing," he confessed to his boss, Akira Tsuyuki.
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It's the stuff of nightmares, the way we treat head and neck cancers.
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Space is dark and full of nightmares: asteroids, bolides, and comets, oh my.
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"Omg… stuff of nightmares," one wrote in the comment section of Justine's post.
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Unlike Maeve, who dreams about her past life, Clementine's nightmares are just that.
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Some research has found that Prazosin quells nightmares, a common symptom of PTSD.
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So no more nightmares about becoming Monica in the Barbados episode of Friends.
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This glimpse into the future is the stuff of nightmares for British business.
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Trumpy Bear is here to help... or at least help give you nightmares.
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I still get panic attacks and nightmares about losing it all over again.
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Or, you know, haven't been having nightmares about the boat ride for years.
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For instance, others get nightmares like me, and we have the same triggers.
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It's been about ten years, and I continue to have nightmares about it.
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On Friday, the Olympic snowboarder experienced one of many types of airline nightmares.
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Well, the sex dream part sounds okay, but the nightmares sound pretty terrible.
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Others in the film talk of nervous breakdowns, years of drinking and nightmares.
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And being disrupted by Ant is just one of their digitally induced nightmares.
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And this year we're bringing nightmares to reality for a city of dreamers.
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While it looks delicious, it is sure to give us all nightmares tonight.
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I can probably guess what you're going to be having nightmares about tonight.
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Just remember that when this tool-tastic image pops up in your nightmares.
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Once he falls asleep, nightmares of the Syrian war play in his head.
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But the Internet is littered with stories and pictures of plastic surgery nightmares.
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She's going to have nightmares about it for the rest of her life.
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One can't even begin to comprehend the logistical nightmares behind such a change.
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This would have saved our childhood from a lot of giant octopus nightmares.
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Either way, it seems that our tech privacy nightmares are only getting worse.
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Honestly even until now I have nightmares about it, about what they did.
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Nightmares are a frequent symptom of trauma, and the subject came up often.
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He would say he would have these really horrible night terrors, these nightmares.
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It's the Goodwill donation of nightmares for some, but good news for others.
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Worse yet, it can literally bring the stuff of nightmares into our homes.
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The stuff you see on YouTube is of our nightmares, but it's real.
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But certainly, I've had nightmares about witches ever since I was a kid.
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That's Meek's "Dreams and Nightmares" bumpin' as Game's bottle service arrived at Argyle.
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But while his dreams were starting to come true, so were his nightmares.
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When I got pregnant with my second child, I had nightmares about pumping.
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And I make lists of ideas coming from powerful thoughts, dreams, or nightmares.
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I had nightmares of Slavka in her cold basement torturing my stuffed bunny.
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He had to take medication to calm himself, but the nightmares kept coming.
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And you can imagine that Kennedy had nightmares about his cagey vice president.
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I had nightmares that caused me to wake up twice during my sleep.
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"Ever since then, I've been having PTSD, I've been having nightmares," said Evans.
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All this spells more nightmares for holiday travelers heading into New Year's weekend.
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Another said he had nightmares after witnessing a fatal shooting in his neighborhood.
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"I've had nightmares about this," the former Londoner, said softly with a smile.
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The nightmares of air travel for people with mobility impairments are well documented.
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Why are sexual misconduct accusations only considered serious when they become PR nightmares?
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Dale Vaughn is a Vietnam veteran who has suffered from nightmares for years.
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The experience was like all of my worst money nightmares come to life.
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"I have nightmares every night and I can't get any sleep," he said.
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If I've had two nightmares in the last 40 years, that'd be surprising.
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The image of two metal-masked mothers splitting a baby haunted my nightmares.
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I'd have nightmares regularly about his gross-ass face and his terrifying laugh.
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It brought up all those guilts, all the nightmares I'd been holding down.
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The angry mob I had envisioned so clearly in my nightmares never materialized.
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Below is an assortment of the most intense nightmares I've encountered this year.
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Singapore is the city of Southeast Asia's imagined futures — nightmares and fantasies alike.
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To this day, 17 years later, I still have nightmares and difficulty sleeping.
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It's truly the stuff of nightmares, if you're into that sort of thing.
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It's been a long time, but I still have nightmares from the war.
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In their nightmares, they see declining revenues, shuttered stores and silent, dying neighborhoods.
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Also, I'm having nightmares about what to do if the internet crashes. Guys.
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Probly not, so we'll just say eeesh, this looks like our literal nightmares.
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They'll give us crimes as adults in our darkest nightmares we never imagined.
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I had nightmares about it, but I thought I just had to continue.
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Not unlike cancer treatments, Ambien can produce memory loss, depression, nightmares, and confusion.
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"I still have nightmares to this day," said Nevayah, who is now 17.
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For Sky Sutton, the insomnia and nightmares showed up right after Election Day.
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Amid the pain, nightmares and crushing grief came something else: Calls from lawyers.
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Now, in this scariest of seasons, California is also where our nightmares collect.
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These are the stories of our "Sex and the City" dreams — and nightmares.
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Even those who weren't on campus the day of the shooting had nightmares.
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Her mother still has nightmares about how differently the day could have ended.
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For both sides, defeat in this game is the stuff of dark nightmares.
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Brandt, with shrapnel under his skin and nightmares in his head, has too.
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"I wanted to teach him to wake me up from nightmares," she said.
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In Venezuela, she used to have nightmares about the military and the protests.
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We can't stop the nightmares, or stem the grief of those who survived.
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I never imagined in my wildest nightmares that it would come to this.
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The just-announced iPhone 11 Pro is something out of some people's nightmares.
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Davidson is hot too, and Kellan Grady and Peyton Aldridge are matchup nightmares.
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Even having lunch with people from Partisan Review (including McCarthy) gave her nightmares.
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Melatonin gummies (one word to explain the effect these had on me: Nightmares).
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I have nightmares — they're coming to kill me, they're coming to kill me.
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They are running into legend, into sleepover stories and nightmares parents never hear.
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They were among our worst nightmares, in addition to the jailers above us.
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A month later I was only having penis-induced nightmares on bad days.
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Because of their speed, agility and tearaway scales, "they are nightmares to catch."
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He has nightmares every night and has had suicidal thoughts of his own.
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Tech fix The cybersecurity nightmares of 2017 highlight the need to protect yourself.
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I am again plagued with the nightmares, the fear, the sense of dread.
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"I don't sleep at night, because with the dreams are nightmares," he said.
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She said her two children now have nightmares due to her abrupt arrest.
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Chucky was the stuff of many kids' nightmares — what fuels yours these days?
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It's really important for us to pay attention to nightmares, beginning in childhood.
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There's a strong link between chronic nightmares disturbing your sleep and respiratory problems.
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It is a moment that will give his PR team nightmares for years.
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These are the nightmares that many of us believe inspired Obama's new Africa doctrine.
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The notion of a hacker-induced nuclear meltdown is the stuff of cyberpunk nightmares.
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At its heart, Little Nightmares is a puzzle-platformer that leans toward creepy horror.
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Where dreams of romantic love are born, and nightmares of dog theft are realized.
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Except of course that it will be the stuff of Facebook-scrolling-induced nightmares.
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For now, though, reports of Swift&aposs visit are merely nightmares dressed like daydreams.
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Such tricky moments can be representational nightmares, reminders that social progress is rarely linear.
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A rainy Friday, the end of summer, whatever personal nightmares you are dealing with.
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A bed bug infestation in your apartment is what urban nightmares are made of.
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Monster or no monster, the very thought of this Arctic trek gives us nightmares.
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Occasionally, though, that disaster you've been having nightmares about for months actually comes true.
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It was representative of the dreams or nightmares you might have at the time.
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Brentley's mom, Chelsea Robinson, says the boy continues to have nightmares about the terror.
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Little Nightmares is released on April 28th for Windows, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
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I had some nightmares before I started to shoot about working with the sheep.
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She's not the only one having weird visions, though — Clementine has been having nightmares.
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Ten minutes of this awful stuff was more than enough to give me nightmares.
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In Oklahoma, landlord Balfour Beatty faces resident complaints of maintenance nightmares and punitive fees.
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These people have supernatural powers and they are still stuck in these controlling nightmares.
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When she finally opened her eyes, what she saw was the stuff of nightmares.
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In his nightmares, Washington Nationals manager Dusty Baker sits down at the blackjack table.
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"Tana was not impressed with the way I was," the Kitchen Nightmares host said.
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Latin American cities would become spaces of utopian fantasies, frequently followed by political nightmares.
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This was something that little kids under 5 aren't going to have nightmares about.
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Also, the freaky, overly curved smiles are enough to give you endless nightmares. 22008.
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In addition to nightmares, he felt drained all the time and suffered panic attacks.
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Our consciousnesses merge and I'm wandering the fragmented, broken nightmares of a dying man.
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Following the EP's release, Nightmares on Wax will embark on a North American tour.
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These bees just found a sweet ride and it's driving straight into our nightmares.
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The always disturbing subreddit r/zuckmemes has supplied another image to populate our nightmares.
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The Venezuelan economy today is a kind of caricature of US Republicans' worst nightmares.
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Nothing comes to somebody that sleeps except a little rest and a few nightmares.
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She wrote dreamlike songs that threatened to morph into nightmares at a moment's notice.
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I went through the sweats and the nightmares and everything and just did it.
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These nightmares are my brain's way of helping me distance myself from that fear.
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His music is putting me to bed, and now it's scoring my nightmares too.
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But with the right mindset and preparation, it needn't be the stuff of nightmares.
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Google and Twitter's platforms have seen similar misuse, which have become public relations nightmares.
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Is the Dyson Cinetic Big Ball the vacuum of your nightmares or your dreams?
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Which is why this job ad may pique your curiosity — and give you nightmares.
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Reading Poe, they re-enacted daydreams and nightmares in a clearing in the woods.
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And he insisted that they never felt guilty, never got depressed, never had nightmares.
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One nurse said she had nightmares afterward of crying babies in pools of blood.
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It took years for the nightmares and crawling under the skin feeling to go.
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I hate the stale smell, but it's the texture that truly gives me nightmares.
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Barnett's hybrid found her mojo by finding herself in other peoples' dreams and nightmares . . .
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I mean, how many nightmares about getting pregnant can you really have a night?
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I've had sleeping problems my entire life, often inspired by intense dreams and nightmares.
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The Dursleys, in Harry's nightmares, seem slightly less nightmarish than they were in life.
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Nightmares haunted her for a while, and she ended up dropping her college classes.
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Her nightmares still brought the men in green with their rifles and shoving hands.
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I might be fifth in the polls, but I'm No. 1 in your nightmares.
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Warning: shield children's eyes from this video unless you WANT them to have nightmares.
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Her father rocks her, but even when she does drift off, she has nightmares.
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Anything less can be construed as retaliation, at least in your boss's worst nightmares!
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The young man said he still had nightmares about his siblings' being chained up.
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She battled nightmares: Her rapist was shooting, drowning, stabbing her, lurking under her bed.
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Cats will be heading out of your nightmares and into theaters on December 20.
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Little Nightmares II will launch next year on Xbox One, PS4, PC, and Switch.
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But she struggles with nightmares about the attack and has night sweats, she said.
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My encounter with a gunman on my evening commute led to nightmares and depression.
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Due to the nightmares and flashbacks, it can mirror the trauma war veterans face.
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If that isn't the stuff of nightmares then frankly we don't know what is.
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Best seen with: Your kids, who will definitely not have nightmares about the ROUS.
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I might be fifth in the polls but I'm number one in your nightmares.
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I had nightmares of us running out of money or our equity getting crushed.
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" Singer comments: "Marx got it wrong, and Bakunin's 'nightmares about authority' were grimly prophetic.
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You just reminded customers of one of their worst nightmares to sell a computer.
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Lindell's dream come true has had a couple of nightmares in the last year.
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Opinion When I was in elementary school, I had recurring nightmares about the Holocaust.
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It was only the third awakening that left me haunted by flashbacks and nightmares.
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Might I still have experienced the nightmares and anxiety, with no explanation for them?
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A full closure of the border would be the stuff of nightmares for Canada.
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And in the process, instantly solve all of President Donald Trump's biggest nightmares. 9.
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I'm still friends with a couple of them, and we talk about the nightmares!
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Margaret: A lot of dreams can be disturbing or distressing without technically being nightmares.
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They were self-presumed "good guys," but I think they were still fucking nightmares.
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In fact, 32-year-old Amber says she's having nightmares about what went down.
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Read our Q&A with Noé about creating the party of our nightmares, below.
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Jordan Peele's latest horror film, Us, already has already impressed critics and given fans nightmares.
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You can only watch the usual suspects so many times before Caillou haunts your nightmares.
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For all your kitchen nightmares, know that Chrissy Teigen's worst cooking moment takes the cake.
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When the original Furby launched in the late '90s, the TV commercials gave me nightmares.
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The NCAA stumbles into PR nightmares based on those silly rules on a routine basis.
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But — fair warning — some research shows you're more likely to have nightmares on that side.
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"I was struggling, I was having nightmares, and I remember feeling miserable," he told me.
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Now, that symbol of dreams and natural nightmares will live on for a good cause.
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But after her detention, she posted that she was plagued by nightmares, unable to sleep.
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"I was so fucking scared, and I still have nightmares of that day," Turner said.
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All parents told her they had trouble sleeping, palpitations, and nightmares related to the separation.
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King's It is all about slow dread — specifically the slow, lingering nightmares that frighten children.
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It's hard to know how much the reality he remembers is melded with the nightmares.
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Small wonder, then, that Britain's vote in 2016 to leave gave some in Brussels nightmares.
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What always interested me in the movie is, along the way, there are these nightmares.
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The study found that 32% of expecting moms had nightmares at least once a month.
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I'm very ill-versed in botanical nightmares, so this story has me a bit rattled.
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Nearly three months on, Sara struggles to sleep at night, often waking with recurring nightmares.
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Sometimes nightmares are the only thing that can help me get a good night's sleep.
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I had nightmares after being with the national team, you shouldn't have things like that.
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Unsurprisingly, the best place to find an ever-growing list of nuptial nightmares is Reddit.
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Read These Stories Next:Gordon Ramsay's New Show Is Basically Kitchen Nightmares With One Big Difference
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Here's to a 2019 that offers another horror flick of both our dreams and nightmares.
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For now, check out Moodymann's flip above and Nightmares on Wax's upcoming tour dates below.
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Alien abductions no longer have the same power to inspire nightmares that they once did.
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FOUR YEARS after what Paul Chivers calls "the event", he still has flashbacks and nightmares.
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Will this this one-off transactional coupling morph into the dark ship of our nightmares?
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Three high-profile PR nightmares over the past week have really hammered this point home.
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And if you run into logistical nightmares, you can always consider a staycation next year.
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Viserion, the beloved dragon, who is now a zombie ice dragon and haunts our nightmares.
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No, they don't murder anyone, but if Slappy from Goosebumps still conjures nightmares — steer clear.
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Games typically incentive players by killing them if they screw up, as does Little Nightmares.
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"I was just doing what I always do – cooking up nightmares for children," McKinnon explained.
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It's as though these bizarre, cartoonish people have stepped out of her dreams, or nightmares.
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She still has nightmares about the militants, Tahera signs, but Allah has kept her going.
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Entrepreneurship Hijacked airplanes, derailed subway cars and trapped submarines are usually the stuff of nightmares.
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Insomnia is also common among people with PTSD, possibly fueled by anxiety about having nightmares.
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He's struggling, and put these nightmares on top of that, I think that's really tough.
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This Georgia-based attraction will leave you with nightmares until the end of your days.
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Some of them are still awaiting their results and have been having nightmares, he said.
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This part of the class felt like all my worst nightmares coming true at once.
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For patrons of hell houses, these nightmares are intended to be seared into your memory.
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Presley said that she had nightmares of war, even though she never saw it firsthand.
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"Oh wait, there's a test today?" is a question that haunts us in our nightmares.
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To public-interest watchdogs and much of Silicon Valley, however, it's the stuff of nightmares.
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Kavanaugh's girlfriend, Janae, told McGraw that Kavanaugh has nightmares about the abuse nearly every night.
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In its nightmares China will eat its lunch and New Zealand will provide its milk.
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Gordon had dreaded death row but found that it didn't quite conform to his nightmares.
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The clothes you bring with you are a reflection of your dreams, not your nightmares.
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The bottom line: Nightmares are potentially life-threatening, though this appears to be very rare.
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With Mr. De Palma, though, the dreams favor the dewy, and the nightmares run red.
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News of a Google hardware acquisition conjures traumatic images of product graveyards and rebranding nightmares.
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Rather, they created "anti-architecture": psychedelic renderings, collages and films depicting their dreams — and nightmares.
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Miller said she'll have nightmares for the rest of her life because of the experience.
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We experienced horrible periods of living nightmares and even blood coming out of the walls.
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Bitcoin fans resolutely defend it, but may secretly have nightmares about a major price correction.
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It's a lot harder to write about nightmares than it is to write about numbers.
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I cannot possibly describe this without sounding like I am telling a therapist my nightmares.
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Lack of knowledge in these areas can turn your brick and mortar dreams into nightmares.
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I had nightmares for weeks after and never really came to terms with losing her.
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But published case studies suggest that lucid dreaming can provide effective relief from chronic nightmares.
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Plot: Arnold Schwarzenegger is your average Joe future construction worker who's having nightmares about Mars.
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The prolific Nightmares on Wax just released eight volumes of mixtapes spanning from 1986-1997.
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It sounds like the stuff of nightmares or terrible B-movies, but it was real.
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While it's tempting to see such events as high-tech nightmares, they're often labour issues.
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Not even in nightmares I thought I would see Brazil divided by a real wall!!
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Nightmares are a strange but not uncommon phenomenon for runners the evening before a race.
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He was depressed and experienced nightmares and flashbacks about his time in prison, he said.
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She has had nightmares of being trapped in an American detention center without her daughter.
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This administration has turned dreams into nightmares for so many brilliant and big-hearted people.
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The signs from the last march have been giving our men nightmares for a year.
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For months after, she was dogged by nightmares and insomnia, and struggled to find support.
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Monster, in nightly bedtime battles, goes head-to-head with nightmares that come for Tiger.
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Their defense gives opponents nightmares and they have an offense loaded with quality skill players.
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He couldn't sleep, and when he did, he had nightmares about killing and being killed.
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I have nightmares of physical violence against her and revenge fantasies of spilling her secrets.
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Two books later, "Finnish Nightmares" has nearly 181,000 Facebook followers and 34,000 more on Instagram.
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"I keep on having nightmares about a possibility of an ethnic civil war," he said.
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" Even now, he said, "I think I'm over stuff, and I'll wake up from nightmares.
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I'd have nightmares, too, if my pillow and comforter looked like I'd descaled a mermaid.
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Erotic escapades can fuel legendary adventures, but they can also be the stuff of nightmares.
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He developed post-traumatic stress disorder and started having nightmares about Nikolai, Ms. Ponomarev said.
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That means they're also less likely to creep into your nightmares and break your heart.
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Her entrances, and their results, are hard to unsee, like nightmares that linger for hours.
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"The Cordillera of Dreams" is a beautiful film about nightmares that have yet to end.
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The "Garnivore" pizzas are shaped like faceless Garfield heads that would give any child nightmares.
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It feels like the pain, nightmares and exhaustion will never end sometimes, but they can.
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Jexi is a cross between Siri, Her's Samantha, and all of humanity's worst nightmares, i.e.
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Two migrants died in the ordeal, and he says he still has nightmares about it.
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Parents should be more concerned if a child has nightmares, increased anxiety or difficulty sleeping.
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Many people have nightmares in which they're naked in public, trapped and trying to escape.
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The videos circulating on social media and playing on newscasts are the stuff of nightmares.
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Fifteen years after his ordeal, Mr. Alcocer said he still wakes up sweating from nightmares.
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You can learn from your nightmares, and change them so they're not continuously frightening you.
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Shelmerdine says he's no longer adapting his nightmares, partially because he doesn't have them anymore.
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Survivors suffer from physical pain and emotional symptoms, including nightmares, paranoia, sleep problems, and withdrawal.
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Fortunately, nightmares full of oversized, mismatched furniture are about to be a thing of the past.
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That evil clown Pennywise, a spectacularly scary Bill Skarsgard (Alexander's brother), is the stuff of nightmares.
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This flock of ominous birds in Cork, Ireland, would be able to give Alfred Hitchcock nightmares.
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Of course, 2018 wasn't the first year that people realized Nice Guys are actually entitled nightmares.
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Honestly, at this point, anything is possible with Negan — he's what real nightmares are made of.
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Against this backdrop, Trump's elevation to the White House is truly the stuff of German nightmares.
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"When he got out everything seemed fine, but that's when the nightmares started," Kevin Long said.
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While Handmaid's deals with many people's worst nightmares, it's also one of television's most important shows.
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Not to mention, terrifying on-set ambiance has the capacity to leave everyone involved with nightmares.
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There are the nightmares about starting a family, like Rosemary's Baby, The Fly, and The Omen.
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This baby monkey that looks like Voldemort is definitely going to give me nightmares this eve.
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McGuire has been having nightmares about being unable to find her young brother during the shooting.
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I stopped sleeping regularly, and when I did sleep, I had terrifying nightmares about alien abduction.
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If you thought the recent nightmares at airport security lines were bad, just wait (even more).
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This isn't a thought experiment ripped from the darkest nightmares of small-government conservatives: It's history.
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They've been sighted across the country, playing a recurring role in American imagination — and our nightmares.
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"These two aren't the same game," Mervik says of the shift from "Metronome" to Little Nightmares.
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Sometimes I still have nightmares when I think about where we were this time last year.
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The biggest clue for this theory is Spencer's drug abuse and her occasional nightmares about Radley.
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According to a therapist's notes that were provided to the Post, she was also having nightmares.
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It's been a year of sluggish sales, PR nightmares and one big time defeat in court.
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I literally had nightmares for months involving giant red typography in the black void of dreamspace.
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Bergdahl said he still has nightmares that make it hard to sleep more than five hours.
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Having something so personal made so public, with all control withheld, is the stuff of nightmares.
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On Sunday, about 100,000 visited Walker Canyon, overwhelming Lake Elsinore and creating the traffic of nightmares.
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They come and go, but when I do have nightmares, they are, technically speaking, hella scary.
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If Donald Trump wasn't in Ricky Gervais' nightmares before, he is now thanks to Ellen DeGeneres!
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The carpenter is busy building invisible walls to hide the splintered seams between nightmares and dreams.
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He said he has nightmares at least two nights a week in which people are murdered.
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Myers's iconic getup is still the stuff of nightmares, and the body count is dependably high.
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So, in short, the humanimals of 2019 probably aren't the kind that haunt will your nightmares.
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For most of the summer, liberals enjoyed a respite from their nightmares of a Trump presidency.
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The worst thing about nightmares may be that the unpleasantness doesn't end when you wake up.
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It should go without saying at this point, but wax figurines are the stuff of nightmares.
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My parents are brilliant — they're both doctors — but everyday computer tasks frequently spiral into troubleshooting nightmares.
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Twitter users were quick to comment on the images, which are definitely the stuff of nightmares.
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She hoped this weekend's storm wouldn't spawn similar nightmares for other kids, but she knew better.
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If the trailer is any indication, this film will haunt your nightmares for weeks to come.
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What started as trouble sleeping for Palma, either through insomnia or nightmares, progressed into waking hallucinations.
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Let's just say I didn't get to sleep quickly and when I did I had nightmares.
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To add to the nightmares, they also set up high-speed cameras to film her jump.
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Do you ever have nightmares that your robots will rise up and gang up against you?
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Do you ever have nightmares about what you're going to wear to work in the morning?
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Little Nightmares has you play as a small girl in a yellow anorak known as Six.
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I'm sure some Florida voters still wake in cold sweats over the nightmares of hanging chads.
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In the city of Barquisimeto, the scenes at El Pampero Psychiatric Hospital are those of nightmares.
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I wonder if you will have nightmares every night watching Jacob rape me over and again.
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It's because the world is presenting so many nightmares, each fast on the heels of another.
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I still have nightmares about it, and I made them hide it on my Vevo page.
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Q&A Q. Is a night's sleep physiologically beneficial even if it includes emotionally disturbing nightmares?
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A condition often experienced by war veterans, PTSD can cause nightmares, flashbacks, and feelings of isolation.
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This training reduced the occurrence of nightmares even when the participant didn't succeed in becoming lucid.
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It's that movie that gave you nightmares for months and made you absolutely terrified of VCRs.
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There are a lot of football nightmares where you can imagine yourself coughing up a turnover.
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Salvador Dalí painted surreal expanses and Stephen King turned nightmares into stories of magic and fear.
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"It's been two years and seven months of suffering along with many nightmares," Jitmoud told CNN.
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She's been plagued by nightmares and visions of her son who was murdered by the Whisperers.
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Years later, Mr. Masri's nightmares are accompanied by a paralyzing tightness in his chest, he said.
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For the past few days I had dreams or nightmares of the green buses evacuating us.
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For those of us who work in the public water sector, it's the stuff of nightmares.
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It's just been a series of total press PR nightmares for Airbnb the past few weeks.
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Several said that a few puffs temper the anxiety and nightmares of post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Boone said he dreams a lot about his job — but he didn't say he has nightmares.
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More than a few came back bedeviled by nightmares from the atrocities and deaths they witnessed.
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"I thought now I was living my father's worst nightmares," Mr. Nawagamuwage said of the bombings.
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Revealing them could create public relations nightmares, which could affect everything from sponsorships to medal counts.
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Longer, more languorous scenes drift dreamily into each other now, as characters battle insomnia, or nightmares.
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"Yes, I had nightmares — children do," the narrator in an old story, "All Around Atlantis," recalls.
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It had been two weeks of nightmares, funerals, flashbacks, vigils and grief counseling since the attack.
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Welcome to the club," Rose McGowan told The Guardian after the news of the verdict. "Nightmares?
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I didn't have nightmares or remember tossing or turning throughout the night, as I usually did.
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He has nightmares about his trial, with the judge and police officers looming cartoonishly above him.
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I kept waking in tears, from nightmares that took me back to the Spook-a-Rama.
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I had repeated nightmares where I was in bed and Mike was calling me to set.
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There are some nightmares from which you can't wake yourself -- no matter how hard you try.
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Mr. Cosby, she said, drugged and assaulted Andrea, leaving her with nightmares that made her scream.
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Aid workers tending to the displaced say children wake up with nightmares and wet their beds.
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He told me it gave him nightmares as a child and to please take it back.
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"Just ask my wife, who has to deal with this when I have nightmares," he said.
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A.P.F.'s son "suffers from traumatic flashbacks, nightmares and extreme separation anxiety," according to the lawsuit.
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In fact, Australia's anti-environmentalist government seems utterly unmoved as the nightmares of environmentalists become reality.
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The fear caused nightmares, which in turn inspired paintings and drawings of grotesque landscapes and faces.
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He had violent nightmares and other psychiatric problems after harsh treatment there, his medical records show.
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This is the stuff of nightmares, and there will always be some doubt about our vulnerability.
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What's waiting for these overnight reality stars is something that's beyond most of our wildest nightmares.
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In 2011, he delivered a TEDx Talk in San Diego on lucid dreaming and embracing nightmares.
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But I can remember him having nightmares and just being like 'Man, what's going on here?
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People who experience domestic violence or who live in a war zone tend to have nightmares.
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The visuals in Far From Home are a surreal pleasure and at times, purposely, sublime nightmares.
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Wylie's decision to go public with that information has caused a year of nightmares for Facebook.
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When I'm not having nightmares of rape, retaliation, or retrial that goes awry, I'm having panic attacks.
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This threat will haunt my sepia-toned, slow-motion-enabled, alternate-universe nightmares for years to come.
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This syndrome can cause depression, anxiety, nightmares, intrusive thoughts, flashbacks, alcohol or drug problems, and suicidal thoughts.
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First up is a classic Stretch Armstrong toy ,whose moist, squishy death cries will haunt your nightmares.
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The whole thing was like a cannon of delicious nightmares—needless to say, my cat was horrified.
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It is known in some circles as the storage unit of nightmares because of images like this:
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With a screenplay by Guillermo del Toro, and a director in André Øvredal, I expect more nightmares.
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That's thrilling, but the technology is giving Jennifer Doudna, an inventor of the gene-editing method, nightmares.
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I saw parts of The Sixth Sense when I was too young and it gave me nightmares.
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As an adult, he's haunted by nightmares of his father's last stand, without understanding what they are.
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In contrast, the anti-Obamacare lawsuit and the pre-existing conditions debate have been nightmares for Republicans.
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But before you start having nightmares about the holiday travel season, check out the Gravity Travel Blanket.
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Is there even anywhere for fiction to go that we haven't already gone to in our nightmares?
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Soon, I found myself having regular nightmares around avian flu and getting anxiety attacks in public places.
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With PTSD, people may develop long-lasting symptoms of anxiety, avoidance, hypervigilance, anger, irritability, flashbacks and nightmares.
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Joaquin Phoenix is the stuff of nightmares in the latest onset photo from his Joker origin movie.
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The Trump White House, much like life, is a bizarre circus of surreal nightmares and crushed dreams.
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Flashbacks and nightmares haunted them, as did what would later be identified as post-traumatic stress disorder.
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The Jungle Book is just scary enough to provoke nightmares in the youngest and frailest of kids.
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She also suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder that causes her to wake up screaming from nightmares.
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STEWART: ...then you can take extraordinary measures to fix a crisis like crumbling infrastructure and bureaucratic nightmares.
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Both men say they suffered "vicarious trauma" and symptoms associated with PTSD, including nightmares, anxiety, and hallucinations.
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Samsung even had to set up exchange booths at airports, to prevent passengers from certain travel nightmares.
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Or, just don't go in the wave pool at all—it's a goddamn petri dish of nightmares.
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But recently, zoologists found that two predators are teaming up to both survive and haunt your nightmares.
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This distress can bring about symptoms of very serious psychological problems: nightmares, flashbacks, depression, even panic attacks.
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There is greater potential than ever to lose data, overload systems or bring about other technical nightmares.
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I was asked a series of questions: what percentage of my dreams I would characterize as nightmares?
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Then she asks if they have nightmares, feel on guard or experience other telltale signs of PTSD.
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Betty tells Archie about her anxiety nightmares that are making her paranoid when she sees Not-Mr.
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Malkin is rolling right now, and with Phil Kessel on his wing he'll give the Predators nightmares.
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It's the stuff nightmares are made of, and all too real most nights for many returning veterans.
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But here we are: Asshole parents at Mateo's school called him artificial, and now he has nightmares.
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Pizza. I gotta say I'm thankful for Round Table Pizza, even if it leads to crazy nightmares.
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Dion Fucking Waiters, of all people, woke up and started giving Shaun Livingston nightmares in the post.
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"It bothered me greatly -- I had nightmares," Homan told the Watertown Daily Times newspaper in February 2016.
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The psychiatrist changed my anti-depressants and put me on Prazosin, a medication used to reduce nightmares.
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But if you don't help rouse America, we may end up with the president of our nightmares.
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This sounds like I exorcised it, but I haven't had witch nightmares since I finished this movie.
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Ca$ino tells TMZ ... he's going through PTSD from the June wreck, reliving the wreck in nightmares.
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Exposure to media violence can increase kids' anxiety and lead to nightmares that interrupt the sleep cycle.
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They may not all be thrilled with my reviews, but lying gives me nightmares, so I didn't.
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Basically that anything can happen, Timothée is very nice, and not all flights are absolute nightmares. Inspiring!
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These or other nuclear nightmares are more likely to happen if we do not think—and act.
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He'll take over United's communications department after several widely publicized PR nightmares for the Chicago-based airline.
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The nightmares had gotten so bad that he tried to avoid sleeping more than he had to.
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Sitting at Sadek's restaurant, drunk on Coronas, Muzammil told me he still had nightmares about the jungle.
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Despite the problems nightmares can cause, sleeping and having them is better than not sleeping, research suggests.
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Research has also consistently demonstrated that nightmares can harm general well-being, affect mood and elevate stress.
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" He said: "I remember vividly when they were first released, they had symptoms of PTSD, nightmares, insomnia.
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Yuknavitch and El Akkad and Winters unspool the reels of those dreams, and recut them as nightmares.
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It's a city where the poor live in makeshift favelas that resemble something from William Gibson's nightmares.
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It is the stuff of dreams, and nightmares, and I'm definitely going to write fanfic about it.
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Participants are also asked before they go to sleep to realize that their nightmares are not real.
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The Oceana Grill was featured on an episode of Ramsay's long-since-cancelled television show Kitchen Nightmares.
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More than you could have imagined in your worst nightmares five years ago, but still, only some.
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In rural Morocco, a craftsman recounted recurring nightmares of the devil attempting to enter his front door.
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By tradition and technique, ballet is suited to the supernatural — to fairy tales and gothic nightmares alike.
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One of commuters' worst nightmares occurred on a train in New Jersey during Monday evening's rush hour.
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And we all bear the burden of responsibility for these men, whose lives have become waking nightmares.
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"And I was terrified by the robot in that movie and had nightmares over it," he continued.
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In Kazakhstan, Lutfi bin Ali is haunted by nightmares of suffocating at the bottom of a well.
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Their nightmares about the storm have faded, but its invisible wounds still flare up with the weather.
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The show's title came to define anything uncanny, any situation in which our sublimated nightmares became manifest.
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At times, Mannaert and de Radiguès spike the book's dialogue with unnecessary melodrama and conjure silly nightmares.
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In the real world, being naked in public is the stuff of actual nightmares for most people.
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From nearly the beginning, Coney Island was a New York City escape of both dreams and nightmares.
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For individuals with PTSD from sexual assault, nightmares can occur as frequently as six nights a week.
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The senseless armies of shambling corpses, all the nightmares of dead generations sliding out of our screens.
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A project this huge, with all that it entails, is for some editors the stuff of nightmares.
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Travis, who is plagued by nightmares, tries to do just that, and serves as the viewer's surrogate.
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Anyway, it's worth remembering that the logic of the subconscious is illogical; dreams so easily become nightmares.
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Since the incident, he said he's had increased anxiety and even nightmares about what could have been.
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Residents told The Guardian they had nightmares "that the sea will soon gobble them up for good."
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Plagued by nightmares about the repeal of the Affordable Care Act, she posted her fiction on AO3.
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There's none of the cut-throat hostility that you'd see on the likes of Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares.
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"Writing tip #2" is POOF READ CARFULLY, which is the kind of rule I have nightmares about.
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How a month of hurricane nightmares changed Puerto Rico, and me Today, they are counting their blessings.
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But if it were to lull you to sleep, the dreams "Rusalka" inspired might well be nightmares.
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They belong in my nightmares and with click-bait scare links that try to sell boomers nootropics.
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Price: ~$25Buy on:AmazonWalmart Make the Mario level of your dreams (or nightmares) with Super Mario Maker 2.
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Those kids in Florida, they will have to live with these nightmares the rest of their lives.
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The news cycle kept reminding me just how much we are still caught in repetitions of nightmares.
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Look at the root causes and research gun violence to work to prevent these nightmares from continuing?
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In it, she explains how we can alter our nightmares, so they help rather than hinder us.
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Mothers and children have shown signs of distress such as nightmares, headaches, weight loss, and severe insomnia.
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I asked him whether he has nightmares about the horrors he experienced on his journey to Europe.
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Her inversion of typically upbeat sonic tropes captures the nightmares lurking beneath the surface of everyday American life.
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For example, pregnancy can negatively affect your quality of sleep — and impaired sleep has been linked to nightmares.
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Yes, Gordon Ramsay fixes kitchen nightmares, but he had much worse luck when a beachgoer's nightmare came along.
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Yes, its deep green bun makes it upsetting to even look at, but does that translate to nightmares?
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Parents, of course, do not know the difference between night terrors and nightmares, which children almost always recall.
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Paulson's conflicted character Ally (get it?) is a purposeful embodiment of the privileged liberal of Trump voter nightmares.
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When this anxiety turned into recurring nightmares I had every night I was afraid to tell my mother.
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Few scenarios conjure up digital nightmares darker than a hacked, Internet-connected camera pointing at a baby's crib.
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In the trailer for Duff's new movie, Tate is depicted as having nightmares and visions of her death.
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So why on earth are we using it to turn beloved childhood images into downright bone-chilling nightmares?
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Either way, recurring nightmares of two previous defeats would send her back to wandering through the Chappaqua woods.
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All the failures, bureaucratic nightmares and -- yes -- increases in abortion rates will now follow the gag rule reinstatement.
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On the other, none of these PR nightmares seem to have put a dent in fraternity enrollment numbers.
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"Valium can have strong side effects, including agitation, paranoia, irritability, nightmares, rage, psychosis, hallucinations and delusions," Kelly offers.
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Most profound, perhaps, is his recollection that even as a child his nightmares did not feature clawed monsters.
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I woke up from nightmares about work several times and felt incredibly guilty about not billing enough time.
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It's tough to make an iconic horror film like The Shining any more likely to give viewers nightmares.
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Bravo's brand new anthology series Dirty John is bound to give you dating app nightmares no matter what.
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No, the tragedies of the present drag our hard-drinking journalist back to where all the nightmares began.
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In "The Vegetarian", Yeong-hye, a dutiful wife, rebels against societal norms after struggling with gruesome recurring nightmares.
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"If someone is consistently having nightmares that are super scary, something's going on to cause them," he says.
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"You do shine a mirror on an audience when you bring their worst nightmares to life," Young says.
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She's still one of the only people I love to be around on these nightmares we live through.
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Walmart is set to assert "worldwide dominance" and become one of "Amazon's worst nightmares," according to one analyst.
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And it can work too well—cautionary tales of galantamine-induced nightmares can be found alongside success stories.
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The attacks are born out of nightmares—an uncommon but all-too-real side effect of taking antidepressants.
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I mean, the Wicked Witch of the West herself was terrifying and in so many of my nightmares.
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Little Nightmares, a platformer whose Limbo influence is loud and proud, reminds me of watching The Neverending Story.
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And while Little Nightmares isn't outright gory or filled with jump scares, it falls under the horror mantle.
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After the report, someone on Facebook let Murray known that she had unknowingly survived the stuff of nightmares.
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With Election Day more than halfway done, it looks cybersecurity nightmares are going to be a no-show.
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I've been dealing with nonstop nightmares and struggling through therapy to make sense of this tragedy and insanity.
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Probably all great attributes if you're the wife of a presidential candidate who embodies humanity's most perverted nightmares.
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Luckily, if you're one of the unlucky who gets nightmares a lot, there are ways to banish them.
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The bottom line is that, if you find yourself getting nightmares often, you aren't necessarily stuck with 'em.
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Worse, the second shot that Spieth drowned in the final round was the stuff of nightmares and embarrassment.
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After what seems like a rough night of nightmares, Carol can't stand her self-imposed solitude any longer.
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Meet The All-Seeing Trump, the Zoltar of your nightmares who will be roving around NYC today pic.twitter.
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Facebook has been pummeled by a seemingly endless string of fiascos, scandals, and public-relations nightmares this year.
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Andrew Price, a 21-year-old player for the Nottingham Nightmares, feels welcome too, but for another reason.
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It's already been a never-ending year of airline PR nightmares, and it's only the end of April.
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In all likelihood, he says, I'm not having any more nightmares than usual, I'm just remembering them better.
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Dispensary operators unable to find willing banks tell tales of subterfuge, recordkeeping nightmares and armies of security guards.
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And on top of everything, my dog keeps having nightmares where he makes those really distressing whimpering sounds.
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It manifests itself in many ways but nightmares and sleep problems are often cited as the worst aspects.
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Apparently Frank has not taken kindly to Claire threatening his political career and it's literally giving him nightmares.
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At times he would jump up out of bed in the middle of the night because of nightmares.
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She hypnotized me when I was in high school for stage fright and I had the craziest nightmares.
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One recent discovery mentioned in the report is the stuff of nightmares—a carnivorous plant 1.5 metres tall.
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At one point, one of your childhood friends, a waitress named Erica, tells you she's experiencing these nightmares.
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In contrast, another of last year's discoveries is the stuff of nightmares—a carnivorous plant 1½ metres tall.
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One 2013 study found that apnea patients with regular nightmares woke up more often than those who didn't.
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Shults said much of the character of teen son Travis, who has nightmares, is also based on himself.
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Amblypygids are not well-documented, which is a shame, considering we see them every evening in our nightmares.
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If you're not easily spooked, these alternative career paths might be the stuff of dreams, rather than nightmares.
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"Will there just be an apology and then everybody forgets about it, leaving the victims to their nightmares?"
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Two Ted Cruzes standing next to each other wearing matching World Series rings is the stuff of nightmares.
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Some studies suggest there are measurable sleep problems for people who have nightmares, while others show no difference.
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Soon after, he murdered his family and disappeared into the night to make guest appearances in your nightmares.
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The photo opp most likely to exist forever in campaign managers' nightmares Presidential candidates: they're just like us!
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YIKES -- THIS IMAGE WILL GIVE YOU NIGHTMARES: Check out German magazine's Der Spiegel's new Trump-Putin cover. Please.
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You are only thinking of your side of the equation, which often leads to nightmares on Elm Street.
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A tech geek turned his Amazon Echo into an animated talking skull that is the stuff of nightmares.
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Add in Danny Elfman's carnival funhouse score, and these two moments contain all the elements of children's nightmares.
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It can also cause nightmares or vivid dreams, and can induce a schizophrenic-like state in healthy subjects.
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"In our research, we discovered that insomnia wasn't significantly related to these behaviors—but nightmares were," she says.
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In this type of therapy, patients are asked to re-imagine their nightmares with different, less scary endings.
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"They talk about nightmares, not being able to sleep alone, or needing a night light," Bush told me.
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The nightmares, the intrusions, the hiding, the doubts, the confusion, the self-blame, the suicidal ideation—they followed.
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"Sadly, the worst nightmares of the family and friends were confirmed," Waterbury Police Lt. David Silverio told reporters.
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The video is a seven-and-a-half-minute phantasmagoria of the Communist Party's nightmares of Western subversion.
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We're six days away from Election Day, and the Florida ballot might just be the stuff of nightmares.
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Many insomnia cases are attributable to generalized anxiety disorders, post traumatic stress, depression or terrible nightmares, Kryger said.
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But migrant children's nightmares are just beginning once they set foot here, as documented in the video above.
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One of her most common nightmares involved trying to drive a car that she couldn't control, then crashing.
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The headlining image for the "challenge" is undeniably creepy — the stuff of nightmares for children and adults alike.
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Crupi still had nightmares about last year's style, a too-complex choice involving a pouf encircled by braids.
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The ball brings nightmares, erases her memory of how to do her work and makes her cry easily.
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Pictures like "The Silence" (73) and "Hour of the Wolf" (1968) are whole, mesmerizing nightmares in cinematic form.
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It is common to have flashbacks, nightmares and other symptoms after a traumatic event, but most people recover.
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When I asked Sutton if she would consider treatment if the nightmares continued to linger, she firmly refused.
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Ours has moved on in a direction he could not have imagined in his wildest dreams — or nightmares.
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A lot of people felt very depressed by all of it, and a lot of people had nightmares.
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I have had blood-soaked nightmares the last couple of years about that very thing happening to me.
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Dona Abbott, Bethany's refugee program director, said that these newly separated children frequently have nightmares, anxiety and stomachaches.
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At night, he was haunted by nightmares so intense his muscles would constrict and he'd wake up screaming.
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We discovered that dozens of the men developed persistent mental health problems, including nightmares, flashbacks, depression and anxiety.
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But Mr. Salim, like many other former detainees, still suffers psychological harm — including nightmares, flashbacks, headaches and sleeplessness.
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" To former gymnast Taylor Cole, who spoke of anxiety because of Nassar, Aquilina said, "Push away those nightmares.
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I'm not referring to the planet Alderaan, obliterated by the Death Star, that avatar of our nuclear nightmares.
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If this year's meltdown doesn't spur Democrats to take long overdue action, they deserve all their future nightmares.
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It also succeeded in creating an image that will haunt my nightmares for the rest of my life.
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Like I had nightmares of me being sent to China and got caught up into the detention centers.
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Exactly who made it is unclear, but it's a phantasmagoria of the Communist Party's nightmares of foreign subversion.
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"Many people have nightmares in which they&aposre naked in public, trapped and trying to escape," Hill wrote.
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The woman who received the doll for her daughter wrote in saying the doll gave her daughter nightmares.
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He would hallucinate during the day or have these appalling nightmares, always of a giant bull with wings.
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The film begins with Peter (Michael Peña), an engineer who suffers nightmares that seem to foretell an apocalypse.
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I turned to sex, drugs, and heavy metal to numb the pain and make the nightmares go away.
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This fear of the unknown seems ludicrous today yet as a child I would have nightmares about Satan.
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Places are not named; most characters go undescribed; landscapes, sere and menacing, appear as they might in nightmares.
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His eerie portaits capture a magical place that has gradually become the perfect setting for your worst nightmares.
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"Trivializing Nightmares Since 1993" is what I put on my notepaper which is probably quite accurate as well.
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Some dreams are bittersweet - a husband coming home, a son praying in the mosque - and some are nightmares.
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To know that whatever horrible nightmares come our way, we can persevere and continue to write great things.
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The video looks more like something out of your nightmares than a message from the local sheriff's department.
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I've been dealing with non-stop nightmares and struggling through therapy to make sense of this tragedy and insanity.
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In any case, it doesn't quite hold up to the legacy of either Parts Unknown or of Kitchen Nightmares.
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"I've seen things that have taken my breath away and made me have nightmares and feel despair," she says.
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Fun Fact: Director and writer James Cameron based the script for The Terminator on one of his own nightmares.
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Your Worst Alexa Nightmares Are Coming TrueImage: GizmodoWhat's the most terrifying thing you can imagine an Amazon Echo doing?
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They are also linked to mental health—people who have anxiety and depression often have high incidences of nightmares.
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Making the nightmares of Amazon Echo owners everywhere come true, hackers turned one of those devices into a wiretap.
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After eating the new burger, they allege, the incidence of nightmares increased by 3.5 times, according to the results.
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Being stationed in the Waterford house is a walking nightmare, but it's also clear there are even worse nightmares.
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I hear them hiss and growl — sometimes so loud that their noises enter my dreams, turning them into nightmares.
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Even when he's free-floating through a haze of glass boxes and stop-motion nightmares, we're still with him.
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And all of the women have to navigate a lifetime of emotional fallout -- nightmares, flashbacks, feelings of self-doubt.
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As it turns out, Ramsay's biggest regret has to do with the 2014 cancellation of his show: Kitchen Nightmares.
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If you're one of the 51 percent of Americans who fear snakes, then this story might cause some nightmares.
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While she considers herself one of the "lucky ones," the teenager says she still has nightmares about the experience.
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Ah yes, the ocean: a place where most living things appear to have conjured themselves directly from my nightmares.
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The film has a number of cheap jump scares and reveals, but they're all part of Travis' ongoing nightmares.
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I love this podcast, but I have to listen to it in the morning, or else I'll have nightmares.
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"It's the stuff that nightmares are made of, and no child should be subjected to this," Morgan told reporters.
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From then on, you're in free-fall, the way you are in nightmares when well-known landscapes change shape.
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They had recurring nightmares that kept them from sleeping, and all-day anxiety that made them unfocused and unproductive.
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It feels like one of those nightmares where the villain is never defined—only the urgency to escape it.
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But let's say our wildest hopes (or worst nightmares) are true, and there are alien lifeforms inhabiting nearby worlds.
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I had seen enough viral videos of police shootings to fuel my nightmares for the rest of my life.
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For a CEO, Ashley Madison's situation is the stuff nightmares are made of, but we're getting ahead of ourselves.
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Today's sacrifice comes to us via Build-a-Bear, which has announced a new series of Marvel-themed nightmares.
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Sometimes I still have nightmares of things that happened, such as my siblings being chained up or getting beaten.
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These cakes, cookies, and pies are so far from the recipe's intended outcome that they could almost cause nightmares.
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Symptoms can range from having nightmares, flashbacks, and intrusive memories, to difficulty sleeping, irritability, isolation, and avoidance, she says.
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He says he's had nightmares since the incident and the injuries to his hands left him unable to work.
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It's not something I recommend if you value your sanity or want to avoid too many nightmares at once.
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Here are 12 cautionary tales (gathered from Reddit) of people who've either dated or turned down nice guy nightmares.
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In Seattle, big-spending liberals trying to fulfill their dreams are creating nightmares for the people of the city.
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I feel like I know them and know this house, and all the nightmares that lurk in the walls.
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Jacqueline is the refreshing antidote to the trope of the ice-queen editor who gives all journalism majors nightmares.
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We've been watching "The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story," which is incredibly dark and giving us nightmares.
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In her bedroom, we found a teddy bear—stuffed with the exact stuff your worst nightmares are made of.
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Dead phone batteries and dead car batteries are 21st century nightmares, especially if they happen at the same time.
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During IRT, you'll talk to a therapist about your nightmares and essentially re-write them to be more positive.
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This Halloween, you can dress in a full Toad costume or just a mask to really give some nightmares.
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I need to see the moment he was attacked, but to get there, I'll have to navigate his nightmares.
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Unfortunately, one of your worst nightmares has come to pass: You ran out of cloud storage in Google Drive.
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Alphabet subsidiary Boston Dynamics doesn't have much to prove when it comes to producing the robots of your nightmares.
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What The Invitation allowed me to do was go straight into the heart of the concerns of my nightmares.
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For some of us, flashing a nipple on a stage of any size is the stuff of recurring nightmares.
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Other studies have shown that cannabinoids can mitigate the frequency and intensity of trauma-related nightmares in military personnel.
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Together, she said, they confirmed "my worst fears and nightmares" that private interests had subverted America's national security concerns.
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"Many are plagued by nightmares from witnessing horrific violence and will need extensive psychological support," Save the Children said.
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Universal released the trailer for Glass at San Diego Comic-Con and it's the stuff nightmares are made of.
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Something so I don't have nightmares, but hopefully, something I haven't seen before and I can get invested in.
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Read more: A couple already won Halloween with their 'It' couples costume — and the photos will give you nightmares
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China and the U.S. are firing escalating tariffs at each other and seem bent on resurrecting Smoot-Hawley nightmares.
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Brianne has been having nightmares about breaking 7,000 points for the first time and still not winning the gold.
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One man describes being alone and playing Russian roulette, while others talk about constant nightmares and crippling survivor's guilt.
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"Take Shelter" (2011) focused on a man plagued by apocalyptic nightmares that lead him to enlarge his storm shelter.
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She starts rapping along to the music, and...well, what happens next is the treadmill fail of our nightmares.
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It is all the rejected themes for every TV show ever made, sewn together like a quilt of nightmares.
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Although, we're not as thankful for all of the repressed hair-cutting nightmares that she has unearthed within us.
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I had nightmares for months, and recently decided to conquer my fears by watching it again, as an adult.
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Observer This is an adventure game starring Rutger Hauer as a detective who invades people's nightmares to solve crimes.
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The covers from these comics are the stuff that angry, horny juvenile delinquent dreams and nightmares are made of.
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"I have nightmares that wake me up with anxiety about not being able to buy Canidae anymore," she said.
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It, too, has been plagued by crumbling tracks, antiquated signals and unreliable trains that turn routine commutes into nightmares.
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Those manifest differently among patients, ranging from anxiety, insomnia, and nightmares to paranoia, hallucinations, personality changes, and suicidal ideation.
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The injuries forced her to give up competitive cheerleading, and the girl is having nightmares ... according to the docs.
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These works, nearly four decades old, fuse personal dreams and societal nightmares in a way that feels deeply relatable.
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He wants to see everything clearly and distinctly, even as he opens himself to society's collective nightmares and fears.
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It was exactly the sort of disaster the founding fathers would have pictured if their worst nightmares featured computers.
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And it's a sickness still visited upon the mother herself, who is tormented by nightmares rich with biblical imagery.
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No sound in the film is more likely to induce nightmares than the voice of its main villain, Red.
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Diane von Furstenberg named Nathan Jenden her new chief design officer (I know: C.D.O.; brings up strange, recessionary nightmares).
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Despite basing his artistic practice on them, Belgian 3D animator and VFX artist Julius Horsthuis has nightmares of fractals.
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McNamara is working on developing a VR therapy for nightmares that is part fear extinction and part lucid dreaming.
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From the Bible through Dante and up to Treblinka and Guantánamo Bay, here is a rich source for nightmares.
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Of course, new nightmares come to theaters regularly and plenty of streaming services have sections dedicated to the genre.
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These nightmares were the primary subject of the trial as her only chance of survival was to relive them.
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His sleep was plagued by nightmares, and his days were filled with sadness over the loss of his parents.
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But he began suffering from depression and undiagnosed post-traumatic stress disorder, plagued by nightmares of soldiers chasing him.
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"There will always be a day or two when I have nightmares" about 1984, he said in our interview.
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They may argue about whether our ever-proliferating political, ecological, technological and zombie-infested nightmares offer caution or consolation.
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Years later, we're still crying over Peele's work, but for a different reason — he's bringing our nightmares to life.
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Dickinson told CNN in July 2015 that she still was angry and confused and had nightmares about the incident.
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Tinder Nightmares by Elan Gale, available on Amazon, $8.89Aren't you glad you don't have to live through these anymore?
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When they started collaborating in 2011, they didn't plan on their composing careers revolving around the stuff of nightmares.
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Many of these dreams and nightmares, fantasies and biases we have about each other have resurfaced in subsequent decades.
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"When he first returned to Allied lines, he had nightmares of being chased," Ms. Lineberry wrote of Mr. Hayes.
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Other family members describe how kids suffer from recurring nightmares, and those relatives who have left fear coming back.
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She didn't want to have nightmares, so she waited until the next morning to listen to the recording online.
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Despite a childhood history with ophidiophobic nightmares, he buys a boa constrictor and sets it loose in his apartment.
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The athletic company also has stood by athletes accused of less-serious wrongdoings that still became public relations nightmares.
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Anxiety disorders in children may be expressed as recurrent stomachaches or sleep disorders, including frequent nightmares and teeth grinding.
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Archie shoots up in bed, realizing he has just experienced one of the most chilling nightmares of his life.
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It has been a couple of months since our wedding, and I still have nightmares about our hotel block.
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On your right, observe the mess of labor violations, environmental catastrophes, and surveillance-state nightmares born of their efforts.
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"We left half our stuff...house, room, toys... I have nightmares of the planes hitting my house," said Bushra.
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Researchers also asked about factors involved in sleep quality including the number of awakenings, difficulty falling asleep, and nightmares.
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For some, it might be the stuff of nightmares, but the day has come: Alexa can now express emotion.
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Along with adorable fishies and turtles, this Sunday's Blue Planet II featured a creature straight out of your nightmares.
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But this year's cybersecurity nightmares, from the ransomware attack to the Equifax hack, underscored the need to protect yourself.
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These contentious plans have always fallen under their own gargantuan financial weight, not to mention legal and permitting nightmares.
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Meanwhile, Erik is in a constant state of freak-out, terrorized in tennis whites by nightmares and bloody visions.
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He has woken up "hollering and screaming" from nightmares and has expressed a fear of police officers, he said.
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Basil says she's become "despondent and physically ill" over this, and now suffers from sleep deprivation, nightmares and anxiety.
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He has restlessness and insomnia and on the occasions that he does sleep, it's filled with nightmares and flashbacks.
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This is a welcome reprieve from the logistical nightmares that countless people encounter as they traipse around the globe.
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Voice assistants are potentially privacy nightmares as they proceed to monitor more and more elements of our daily lives.
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He was inspired in part by Deep Dream, Google's computer vision program that turns digital images into psychedelic nightmares.
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I've always been an inventive dreamer: Demons, fangs, and post-apocalyptic hybrid bat-goat creatures populated my worst nightmares.
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"When I'm not having nightmares about the rape, retaliation, or a retrial gone awry, I'm having panic attacks," she said.
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Burger King has announced that it has released a burger that is—in its words—"clinically proven" to cause nightmares.
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Click through the gallery for more images from clown-only screenings of It — and just hope you don't have nightmares.
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Outside of giving people a chance to meditate on Elon Musk's worst nightmares, CSER's mod might actually improve the game.
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Nightmares are often very well recalled, because they're highly negative emotionally and they wake us up through being so frightening.
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Some therapists have used lucid dreaming to help people with recurring nightmares or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), Waggoner says.
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While I had it, I always had nightmares of me cutting my dreads off or having to cut them off.
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So you can thank Deadpool and Hyundai when your dreams (or, nightmares) tonight are littered with lots of Ryan Reynolds.
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