For example, an overtired crane operator is a much bigger threat to others than an overtired postman.
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"I was really overtired," Dana, who turns 18 on Jan.
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And while I'm an overworked, overtired new mom, I wasn't being overly emotional.
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If babies are overtired, they get hyperactive and don't sleep well at night.
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We eat the ritual egg sandwiches and OJ. Another nap day, because we're overtired college students.
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The lights were off but his little overtired body wouldn't stop twitching and jerking with excitement.
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Her big scandal is being "overtired" at a press gallery dinner and cursing in her speech.
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Our chronically overtired brains make our bodies more susceptible to diabetes, cancer, and other diseases, he argued.
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He later said that he had been overtired during that interview and that he would consider returning.
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Skinheads marched alongside elderly people and gentle-looking fathers in fleeces trying to keep overtired children in line.
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I tend to get cranky when I'm overtired (and still antsy from therapy) and look for reasons to pick a fight.
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The close proximity of the building to the hospital also saves overtired residents the stress of an unpredictable New York City commute.
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Maybe I'm overtired or feeling a little vulnerable, because I thought it was going to break down into a very ugly cry.
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During the Thanksgiving holiday, Joan reasoned, Mom had become overtired from having too much family all at once and for too many days.
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It&aposs possible you&aposre putting your child to bed too early (they&aposre not tired) or too late (they&aposre overtired and wired).
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It turned out that he was overtired, so they let go of some scheduled activities and protected more wind-down time in the evenings.
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For women, reactions ranged from the resignation of an overtired working mom to feelings of vindication for some whose struggles with the issue led to divorce.
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I might be alone at my rock bottom, but there are many indicators that we are feeling more overcommitted, overscheduled, overtired, and overburdened than ever before.
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Nielson didn't intend on being the villain of her season, but here she was, confronting a pack of overtired and possibly hungover women in the Bachelor mansion.
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These include that they may feel or be threatened by investigators, have mental issues, be overtired from long interrogations, fear harsher punishment if they don't confess, etc.
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" Fast forward almost two years, and The New York Times reports that Craig "later said that he had been overtired during that interview and that he would consider returning.
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"I think I took on too much recently," I said to her, asking for help for the first time in the actual moment; admitting that I was overtired and stressed.
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The lengthy check-in with Angela in this episode is perhaps overlong, but I'm loving the time we spend with Grace Gummer's Dom, who's super smart, overtired, and working for the FBI.
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When I finally went upstairs and parted ways with my beloved device, I was so overtired that I proceeded to lie awake in bed for a full and torturous hour and a half.
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I don't know if it was the adrenalin, the beer, being overtired from fatigue or a combination of the three, but it created a high that I don't think can ever be matched by a drug.
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While the word yikes has trended before and will continue to live on, it may be time to step it up a notch in dealing with existential dread from a world that's overworked, overtired, over-screened, and over-connected.
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Now my husband is worried too and wants me to get in bed — which means he inherits the mess, the overtired, wound-up kid, the unwalked dogs, the lingering mess of it all, until he crashes and it begins again.
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Filming a show like this and going on dates, doing interviews, holding rose ceremonies, and traveling around looks tiring when you just watch it, so it wouldn't be surprising if Hannah was just a little overtired from filming and needed a moment to rest.
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Along the way, Waite doubts herself — "maybe because he's so overtired and overworked he's making really bad decisions and doesn't realize how inappropriate his behavior is" — until she can no longer ignore the facts: She married a man who may well be a sociopath.
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On my last family trip to Sri Lanka, with four overtired, overheating children in the back seat, our driver took a maddeningly inefficient route out of the traffic-clogged big city just so he could first pray for the intercession of St. Anthony for a safe trip.
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Knowing that kids visiting N.Y.C. – hyped up by access to the M&M store and the excitement around Rockefeller center – may be overtired and in need of some mood-boosting food, the brand behind Kraft Singles is sending gooey, melty, tantrum-stopping goodness to wherever they are with a few taps on a parent's phone.
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"The biggest mistake with digital tidying is focusing too much on what to discard," Kondo wrote me in an e-mail earlier that week, by way of a translator, by way of a publicist, by way of a naive hope that a Netflix star could rescue an overtired new parent from being buried alive in his own digital clutter.
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Ethan then looks for jobs vacancies in Australia. His friend Lily tries to convince him to stay. Yu told Reilly that Ethan is "overworked and overtired". He blames himself and the hospital for failing patients.
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Legend says that Prudence Risley, affectionately known as "Auntie Prue," haunts the building, flickering the lights whenever she appears. Some doubt the stories, though, and wonder if these "hauntings" might actually be the result of old wiring and the imaginations of overtired students.
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Overtired and overwhelmed by demands from the event, her career, and motherhood, Princess Carolyn is mistaken as drunk, and is checked into BoJack's rehab facility. She falls asleep on a porch and wakes up two days later. Upon arriving at the now-finished event, she converses with Vanessa Gekko about her struggles and doubts as a mother. Gekko reassures her that her baby is just another job.
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Worse, Marge has become an overtired, overworked drudge as a result. Lisa tells Marge she does not want to go to Cloisters anymore, saying it is too elitist, and would be honored to be like her mother. However, she turns away to avoid showing Marge a guilty look that she has on her face. Homer steals a Baby Must Have from the Texxon store to keep Maggie happy.
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On 14 October the two armies met seven miles north of Hastings, where the town of Battle now stands. Harold, accompanied by his brothers Gyrth and Leofwine, commanded an army that was now badly overtired and proved unable to withstand the repeated Norman attacks. By the end of the day Harold's army was comprehensively defeated, all three brothers were dead, and the ruin of Anglo-Saxon England was accomplished.
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Taking Fridays off, half days, and different days off for different employees are all options that are considered when starting the four-day week. Consequently, these employees or students will be more productive and refreshed for working or learning, which will make up for the lost day where they would otherwise be overworked and/or overtired. In addition, by having the workplace or school open one less day a week, the operating costs and environmental costs will decrease for businesses and society alike.
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In 2014, she started the Overtired podcast with Brett Terpstra on the Electronic Shadow Network. Warren has interviewed many well-known members of the tech industry including Fred Wilson, venture capitalist and Jony Ive, Chief Design Officer at Apple Inc. In August 2016 Warren starred in a music video by the indie rock band Airplane Mode. As of May 22, 2017 she works for Microsoft, as a Senior Cloud Developer Advocate, where she among other things hosts This Week in Channel 9.
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The related public events of November–December overtired Shockley and took him away from the lab at a time when it had several management problems. Despite the festivities, the atmosphere in the lab was unhealthy. Although Shockley was never diagnosed by psychiatrists, historians characterized Shockley's state of mind in 1956–1957 as paranoia or autism. All phone calls were recorded, and the staff was not allowed to share their results with each other, which was not feasible since they all worked in a small building.
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During her visit, Emma thought Darwin looked unwell and overtired. At the end of December she wrote urging him "to leave town at once & get some rest. You have looked so unwell for some time that I fear you will be laid up... nothing could make me so happy as to feel that I could be of any use or comfort to my own dear Charles when he is not well. So don't be ill any more my dear Charley till I can be with you to nurse you".
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She was given arsenic injections in October 1915, at the time considered a treatment for depression or nervous disorders. Baroness Sophie Buxhoeveden, one of her mother's ladies in waiting, recalled that Olga had to give up nursing and instead only supervised the hospital wards because she had "overtired herself" and became "nervous and anaemic." According to the accounts of courtiers, Olga knew the financial and political state of the country during the war and revolution. She reportedly also knew how much the Russian people disliked her mother and father.
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He, using a loan from a military locator, tries to transmit various pictures to the Wall and studies how it responds to them. The Wall reacts by causing hallucinations from the past life of locator operators, while the radar equipment burns out. The authorities send there a friend of Lomov, Andrey (Irakli Uchaneyshvili) to replace him on duty, because he believes that Lomov has overtired himself and begins to fantasize that the Wall itself is an intelligent alien. Together with Andrei goes the bride Lomov, Lena (Tatyana Lavrova), and along the way to them the military attach senior sergeant Valya (Andrei Mironov).
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Hans Christian Andersen's story is simplified in this animated version of his fairy tale. A little man, who introduces himself as "Old Dreamy" ("Ole Lukøje"), tells the viewer that on days when the master storyteller Andersen is not overtired, he puts him to sleep with his colorful, magic umbrella ("slumbrella") causing him to dream wonderful stories—from which he then writes his fairy tales. Old Dreamy narrates the story of the Snow Queen. Two young children of a neighborhood, Kay and Gerda are in their window box garden where they exchange roses they have grown for one another and plant them together.
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English adjectives, as with other word classes, cannot in general be identified as such by their form, although many of them are formed from nouns or other words by the addition of a suffix, such as -al (habitual), -ful (blissful), -ic (atomic), -ish (impish, youngish), -ous (hazardous), etc.; or from other adjectives using a prefix: disloyal, irredeemable, unforeseen, overtired. Adjectives may be used attributively, as part of a noun phrase (nearly always preceding the noun they modify; for exceptions see postpositive adjective), as in the big house, or predicatively, as in the house is big. Certain adjectives are restricted to one or other use; for example, drunken is attributive (a drunken sailor), while drunk is usually predicative (the sailor was drunk).
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Van Dijk initially struggled to break into Groningen's first team with club staff believing he was "overtired" after extensive playing time with Willem II's academy and reserve sides. He made his professional debut for the club on 1 May 2011, coming on as a 72nd-minute substitute for Petter Andersson during a 4–2 victory against ADO Den Haag. On 29 May, and against the same opposition, he made his first start for Groningen and scored his first professional goals, netting twice in a 5–1 win in a UEFA Europa League play-off match. During the 2011–12 Eredivisie season, Van Dijk made 23 league appearances for the Eredivisie team, and scored his first regular-season goal during the club's 6–0 victory over Feyenoord on 30 October 2011.
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Friend and editor of Sylvia Plath, Al Alvarez described the book as 'funny, troublesome, rude, vindictive, sharp as a knife and elegantly written'.Alvarez, A. Postcard to author 20 Nov 2001; Author's collection Amanda Blinkhorn, writing in the Hampstead and Highgate Express described Penniless in Park Lane as a 'sharply observed modern satire on New Labour.’Blinkhorn, A. Profile of Carole Morin, Hampstead and Highgate Express; 9 August 2002 ‘Carole Morin gave up guilt for Lent,' Blinkhorn continues, 'and has no intention of succumbing to the temptation of wallowing in it again. In a world where women particularly are almost required to be overworked, overtired and overwrought, she is a refreshing, not to say alarming, beacon of decadence…with a teenager’s bafflement about the modern obsession with trying and failing to have it all….' Kim Millar, writing in the Evening TimesMillar, K. Book review; Evening Times, 24 November 2001 described Penniless In Park Lane as ‘Hard, cynical and so funny it actually made me cry,' going on to describe it as, 'a brilliant but strangely bleak book’.
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