But with restless leg syndrome, people don't feel generally restless, they feel specifically restless in their legs, he says.
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It was "The Young and the Restless," not "The Youth and the Restless."
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" Ms. Sire, who knew Cartier-Bresson and Ms. Franck well, said he "was restless, always restless.
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Hamlet who is restless for truth, unable to bear the lie his present moment is built on; who is restless for civility, trying to forge a new care in human engagement; who is restless for honesty and integrity and cannot bear people faking or borrowing their feelings; who is restless for calm when the moment seems a little too noisy, and restless for noise when it seems too calm.
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For starters, points out Kymron deCesare of the cannabis-testing lab Steep Hill, poor sleep could be the result of anything from a restless mind to a restless leg.
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Restless Youth: Yesterday, VICE magazine had a launch party to celebrate its latest issue, Restless Youth, which is all about young people taking action on local, national, and global problems.
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Eileen is an actress on The Young & the Restless.
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WASHINGTON — For years, restless conservatives were told to wait.
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Shareholders and directors are becoming restless, and talented staff demoralised.
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All of this churn is making the cable carriers restless.
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And already, his legion of diehard fans is getting restless.
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The animated main section was at once purposeful and restless.
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A restless autodidact, he collected diverse books in several languages.
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In its place has arisen a restless and unhappy country.
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I'm one of the brothers on The Young & the Restless.
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Over at the Suez Canal, the Egyptians are growing restless.
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Thankfully, it seems designers are as restless as we are.
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It may derive from the restless politics of Maddow's parents.
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You're thirsty, restless, and moody, and you might even faint.
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Hot pots of chile and oil simmer like restless volcanoes.
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I had an elevated risk for developing restless leg syndrome.
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Even the quieter moments are improved by Zemeckis's restless camera.
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The locals are getting restless, and so is the media.
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The two very different expressive painters were both restless experimenters.
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With each minute of the delay, the crowd grew restless.
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Until then though ... it looks like the people are restless!
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It didn't take long for Thursday's audience to grow restless.
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The new generations of flamenco creators are artistically restless, too.
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As the cocktail hour dragged on, Vargas Llosa became restless.
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Today, we're excited to debut Oyinda's second EP, Restless Minds.
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It's a vibrant, varied portrait of a restless, hopeful community.
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Contemporary life is a restless experiment in global direct democracy.
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Much needed after the restless night of sleep I've had.
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At 257, it was an outlet for his restless energy.
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But after its fleeting stay, restless spring is moving northward.
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The restless finale, though forthright, goes through moments of uncertainty.
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As the Ukraine scandal quickly ballooned, progressive activists got restless.
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McGrath has a more restless talent, and it suits him.
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These are the works of a restless, even impatient talent.
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I'm not sleeping, I have restless legs, and racing thoughts.
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Mars enters fellow Air sign Aquarius today, making you restless!
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Forcellino portrays a Leonardo who more or less remains, from the cradle to the grave, weird, fortunate, driven, and brilliant, but also flawed on plenty of fronts — a 'restless genius' with a restless soul.
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Eileen Davidson is saying goodbye to The Young and the Restless.
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Image: HBOBored hackers who aren't getting paid tend to get restless.
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It's not to say he's restless, it's more like he's aflame.
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Girardi's episode of The Young and the Restless airs Thursday, Dec.
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It was their version of knitting, a hobby for restless hands.
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Pretty much the diametric opposite of the curious and restless Aloy.
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That's a point that Israel's restless critics could stand to learn.
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Chance the Rapper is late, and the crowd is getting restless.
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The post-war reactions were at their height — everyone was restless.
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I have a very overworked brain and I get really restless.
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They are a restless bunch physically – which mirrors their restlessness overall.
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But the spirit is restless and cannot abide in the past.
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There are a lot of songs about being young and restless.
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On Saturday night in Lagos, Nigeria, women are restless with anticipation.
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I'm a confirmed urbanite, and known as rather restless and impatient.
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" As Weber pointed out, capitalism is a system of "restless activity.
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These fishermen are restless men, immobilized but never truly at peace.
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Growing restless, the beer-swilling crowd urged on its local hero.
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Haas was restless and liked to walk the streets of Columbus.
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On a sunless morning last month, online chatter was especially restless.
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This story appeared in the Restless Youth issue of VICE magazine.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) of "The Restless Wave," will also be on.
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If that happens, nothing will make State College fans more restless.
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He exudes this restless curiosity in just about everything he does.
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You're feeling restless today—don't drink that extra cup of coffee.
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But he felt restless, and frustrated by the church's anti-intellectualism.
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She feels depressed and restless, and often fights with her father.
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She said she submitted her DNA for analysis and waited, restless.
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For the truly restless during quarantine, try our tidy home challenge.
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But by the fall of 2017, he felt useless and restless.
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With his restless mind, Mr. Bassiouni liked to surprise his audiences.
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It has restless and shapely rhythms to match its introspective pull.
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Restless and overheated, she would lie awake staring at the stars.
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It is suffused with slowly deepening panic, unhurried but increasingly restless.
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"My father was quite restless as an artist," says Ms Henson.
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Smith is a restless stylist, candid about her openness to influence.
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Restless and never seems to settle on what's really at hand.
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The restless, ambitious Kaira has a wandering eye of her own.
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She brought with her a restless enthusiasm and an indefatigable drive.
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" That is, until he wrote the 1982 restless suburban lament "Subdivisions.
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A loading ramp was filled with combat gear and restless soldiers.
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The night before the race, Gilmour had felt a bit restless.
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Airlines based in the US are also starting to get restless.
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"The fans in Detroit are restless, they've missed the playoffs three years in a row and when you miss the playoffs too many years in a row, fans get restless and I understand that," Holland said.
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"Restless" (season 210, episode 13) An episode of TV that boils down to "it was all a dream!" sounds like a terrible idea on its face, which makes what Whedon did with "Restless" all the more impressive.
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THE tumbrels are rolling again in France, and the crowd is restless.
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I try to read and get some sleep, but I'm very restless.
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The inmates were loud, restless, and irritable, barely able to restrain themselves.
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I, too, was growing restless, and started looking for more creative diversions.
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LB: Do you get restless if you're in one place too long?
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Are you a log sleeper, or a restless toss-and-turn type?
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I've had a restless weekend that's spilling over into my work week.
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She told Lavretsky she sometimes felt restless and anxious, but not suicidal.
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Melissa Ordway's home is getting a young – and probably restless – new addition.
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It makes adjustments based on how restless people are while they're sleeping.
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This show is good at establishing that she's restless in her life.
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Joshua, how is The Young and the Restless set similar to Survivor?
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The Young and the Restless airs Wednesday at noon ET on CBS.
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But Dutton makes it clear that Margaret's restless, agile mind works wonders.
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She was a restless and driven student disinclined to accepting academic generalizations.
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Always restless, the chef's next chapter has him working with Air France.
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She's restless, and wandering about various restricted territories in her own life.
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The restless Chinese territory is a key hub for jewels and watches.
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His restless spirit and eye inform what he brings to the workroom.
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As for that apparent paradox, of restless me seeking out elusive birds?
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The anger remains his own, the restless ghosts his alone to banish.
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And would-be supporters of a fairer trade agenda have grown restless.
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Workers and locals remain restless, worn down by years sliding living standards.
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"It's too important," she said as members of the crowd grew restless.
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The crowd quickly grew restless and angry; soon the officers were gone.
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I can finally sleep through the night without feeling restless and uneasy.
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By his late teens, he'd joined the sea of restless workers taking
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Markets have been restless with the ramped-up schedule of rate hikes.
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Many times, restless leg problems can be solved with simple lifestyle changes.
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"Mr. McClendon was nothing if not restless and reckless," Mr. Krauss writes.
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It's getting closer to Obama time, and the delegates are getting restless.
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Club Pro Los Angeles is the result of the pair's restless search.
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During the ride, some of the other chimps hooted, restless and unsettled.
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The World Cup, restless as always, is off on its own travels.
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We had a restless night trying to decide and we're not sure.
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Such efforts are happily tempting traditionalists as well as the gastronomically restless.
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But for now, Matthew was an uncomfortable combination of tired and restless.
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That restless nature sustains him as he juggles three part-time jobs.
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LONDON — The audience at St. John's Notting Hill was a restless bunch.
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They appear to be making love, but you sense a restless discontent.
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Such conflicts were making Mr. Williams increasingly restless in the church network.
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I'm still fairly restless, and using a headband takes getting used to.
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On Wednesday, facing growing pressure from restless shareholders, he brought in reinforcements.
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For Lawrence, the woman is the ever-restless agent of social change.
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You're in a restless mood thanks to the full moon in Aries!
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Luce was restless in their temporary quarters, at a Marriott in Poughkeepsie.
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Restless after hours in the trailer, they sprint off over the prairie.
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Mr. Johnson relished his lush job, but he soon grew restless again.
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YouTube's algorithms sway restless young people to the most extreme racist right.
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And without an outlet for aggression, Ms. Acevedo has become more restless.
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St. John joined the cast of "The Young & the Restless" in 1991.
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The restless finale came across like a spiraling and slightly dangerous dance.
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I am manic, swinging between irritable, restless, moody, and quiet, to stimulated.
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I have restless legs at night, and racing thoughts make me dizzy.
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Villanelle is a restless, calculating killer with a wicked sense of humor.
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Action planet Mars enters Aquarius today, finding you in a restless mood.
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Such restless self-doubt spurred the adaptability that has proved liberalism's greatest strength.
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Rebecca sits up abruptly when Kevin approaches them, telling her he feels restless.
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The Laguna del Maule, a field of volcanoes in the Andes, is restless.
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Bart has behind him reform school, and he's restless, without a future, unmoored.
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Sligh had a brief stint on "The Young and the Restless" in 2014.
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Clifford Odets's dramas of an oppressed and restless working class come to mind.
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"I'm one of the brothers on The Young and the Restless," he says.
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The Young and the Restless airs weekdays on CBS at 12:30 p.m.
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She's restless, and wants to get back to, you know, ruling her country.
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And Kimberlin Brown, who used to be on The Young and the Restless.
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The Moon enters Virgo this afternoon, encouraging you to quiet your restless mind.
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He was restless and his eyes darted from the walls to the ceiling.
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Reprinted with permission from Frankenstein: Or, The Modern Prometheus, published by Restless Books.
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Seawalls built with manual labour are of limited use against the restless tides.
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Morrow: There are zero similarities between The Young and the Restless and Survivor.
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Her fears were confirmed when Luke started to grow restless on the plane.
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She's not a restrained singer: When she's being quiet, she can seem restless.
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The restaurant is billed as honoring the "restless, creative spirit" of Chinese poets.
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Are the Texans starting to get restless and looking elsewhere for a quarterback?
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This long and restless menu gives Pasquale Jones a master-of-none quality.
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And that can lead to more peace of mind and fewer restless nights.
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The crowd grew noticeably anxious, and the Giants' sideline seemed restless as well.
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He was on "Young and the Restless," and the soap community is small.
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Mr. Ocean is restless and more than happy to drape himself in shadows.
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LAMBERTVILLE "The Restless Road," exhibition of paintings and other art by Kelly Sullivan.
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Thinking back, I was very restless as a girl growing up in Shanghai.
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She's restless, miserable, and angry in ways she can't even express to herself.
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"Bury Me Here" finally fills in some background context for his restless antagonism.
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The great American poet is as restless as a cheetah in a cage.
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She represented something restless and feral, the rebuke to a lifetime of restriction.
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And Mr. Hearne depicts that democracy in an explosive, restless, fragment-laden score.
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Restless, powerful, profound, she is as formidable as this astonishingly demanding role deserves.
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Restless, he drew a picture of a house with a bright yellow circle.
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"I'm restless about art," he told me, during a final model-casting session.
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Instead, he allows Shostakovich's restless invention to sound joyful for its own sake.
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Pico, "restless / searching for a nourishing territory," is both death-defying and morbid.
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"I think we were doing all right," Kenyon Prater, a restless senior, said.
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Young Americans are restless with their condition and have an appetite for change.
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In sickness, warm chicken noodle soup can ease the restless mind and body.
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And Hamas is no closer to improving the lives of increasingly restless Gazans.
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His music invites you deeply into his restless psyche, sedate but never quieted.
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Janacek's restless music suggests that this nostalgic confession is fraught with Katya's instability.
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It was sort of comforting to me as a sort of restless soul.
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A sullen, restless mood suffuses the parking lot as the day wears on.
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St. John joined the cast of "The Young and the Restless" in 1991.
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Theodore Roosevelt made the presidency an extension of his boisterous and restless temperament.
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Whatever else could be said about him, Tamir was smart, worldly, and restless.
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If the heat is making you restless, bring your awareness into your feet.
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You know, I tend to get restless and jump out of things. Yeah.
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You don't fire people on Thanksgiving or whatever, but he was obviously restless.
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Or at least it feels justifiably restless, dissatisfied, and maybe most importantly, urgent.
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Trump was restless and expected everyone to get their act together in time.
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Soon the piano is churning with rumbling figures as the cello becomes strangely restless.
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He appeared on Shameless, That '70s Show, ER, 24and The Young and the Restless.
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"The Young and the Restless" actress Eileen Davidson is leaving daytime drama once more.
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He grew restless there, running away to begin a tumultuous life on the streets.
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But this past year — which was a very, very long year — I grew restless.
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Sligh had a stint on the CBS soap opera, "The Young and the Restless."
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Kristoff St. John, the longtime actor on The Young and The Restless, has died.
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And now that the show's second season is quickly approaching, they're getting restless again.
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You could be experiencing restless sleep for another reason, like anxiety or sleep apnea.
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" Cello's is "extraordinarily restless, milling from her forehead, tumbling over her formidable huntress cups.
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By the time Dalerjon returned home for breakfast, he was too restless to eat.
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When you're asleep, it could wake you up and make for a restless night.
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Restless souls are much more interesting than laced-up zombies living lives of ease.
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Do the form in bed then fall into a very restless night of sleep.
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Military training comes in handy when Xinjiang's Muslim Turkic-speaking Uighur natives grow restless.
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Restless and looking for who knows what, he sees a light in the darkness.
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"We're creating a new category called talent rediscovery," said Restless Bandit CEO Steve Goodman.
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Coming in at a not-brisk four hours, the show had the audience restless.
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The fourth member of Ghetto Gastro, its cofounder Jon Gray, surveys the restless scene.
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St. John's final appearance on The Young and the Restless aired Wednesday on CBS.
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It's possibly my restless spirit, but I'm not that proud of what I've done.
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As a restless side sleeper, I am a huge fan of Nemo's sleeping bags.
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Maybe I can come earlier next time, and join the restless energies for dinner.
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So Danny and Sandy met on the set of The Young and the Restless?
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Yes, American voters are a restless electorate sharply split between Trump haters and loyalists.
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Kristoff St. John's fiancée is heartbroken following the Young & the Restless star's shocking death.
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In 1982, it was bought by Condé Nast, and Brown, restless and restive, left.
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"We have a restless energy here, and we've just got going," Mr. Easterbrook said.
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It's at once restless and meditative; and, true to the entire work, engrossingly ambiguous.
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Annie sleeps that night, but it is a restless sleep, disturbed by anxious dreams.
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Annie Bell is restless in her marriage and attracted to the handsome new mayor.
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As we got closer to Alberta, passengers were getting restless for some moose sightings.
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A restless section full of sputtered outbursts leads to a frenetic episode involving clapping.
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The process is repeated every 90 minutes, more often when the hordes get restless.
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Finally, we get out of bed only because we're both feeling a bit restless.
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Perhaps the best illustration of Professor Putnam's restless intellect was his most notable reversal.
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Miles Mosley's restless score compounded the sense of urgency but didn't illuminate the source.
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It was 3:15, "yard-in" time, and the men were hot and restless.
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That will always be Wayne Gretzky's 1981 appearance on The Young and the Restless.
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I was so tired and restless that I started to get sick with viruses.
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On nights when his mother was distressed, he would become restless, turning and kicking.
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It highlights the need for a full-scale account of his restless, dynamic achievement.
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Mars enters Capricorn today, which will find you restless over the next few weeks.
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It is a place Charlotte sometimes visits late at night, like a restless ghost.
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Yet the mood changed entirely during the sighing, restless main theme, played with yearning.
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It is a sign that he is finally embracing comparisons to the restless rodent.
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With the upcoming eclipse, you might find you're restless when you want to sleep.
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It's an unprecedented time, and many of us are experiencing the same restless feelings.
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BACK AT THE Masonic Temple, the suburban women were growing restless in their activewear.
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The crowd at Louis Armstrong Stadium was growing restless, and so was Andy Murray.
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Here's Christopher Cox on the restless restaurateuring of Jean-Georges Vongerichten, in The Times.
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So close, yet so far from the restless fingers that crave them the most.
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"Restless Creature" makes the potential compensations of age seem as beautiful as any ballet.
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He also felt a little restless waiting for his turn to take the mound.
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It gets a little hairy but nothing crazy, and by lunchtime, I'm feeling restless.
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First came a wave of the right hand, a restless jacket adjustment, another wave.
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Bushels worth of dormant stories restless to be told lurk everywhere in New York.
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Current Events Conversation It's mid-May, it's beautiful out, and your students are restless.
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You're feeling restless as the moon enters fiery Aries and opposes action planet Mars.
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But Willis has also pulled back for a cosmic wide shot: Amber is restless.
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Mr. Rodríguez-López broke up the band because he had grown restless, he recalled.
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WFP raised money from labor unions that were restless with the Democrats' rightward shift.
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When Murphy took over the Mets before the 1968 season, fans were getting restless.
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When Murphy took over the Mets before the 1968 season, fans were getting restless.
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After nearly a month in the juvenile centers, boys across France were becoming restless.
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The team's supporters, accustomed to blowouts, grew restless, noisily criticizing the coaches' play calls.
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He wrote poetry, worked on translations, taught at Harvard — but he was also restless.
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Pape, the most experimental and restless of Brazil's great postwar artists, offers one answer.
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Senior royals and government ministers report late-night sessions with a restless Crown Prince.
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Now restless activists are eager to shake up the rest of the party's leadership.
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Horses in a paddock become restless as a bushfire nears Bilpin on Dec. 23.
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Elm turned to photography to give his restless, turbulent energy some sort of direction.
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Dual retrospectives of paintings and woodcuts underscore Frankenthaler's restless experimentation in image and materials.
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Yet even restless Republicans on Capitol Hill remain wary of simply folding a losing hand.
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The crowd grew larger, and more restless, hurling bricks, fuel-filled bottles and garbage cans.
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Aides expect Trump to grow more restless as he watches Democrats take over his television.
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We were restless, even those of us in the "respectful of process" fringe of fandom.
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He appeared on Shameless, That '70s Show, ER, 24 and The Young and the Restless.
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But not everything had changed: "The Young and the Restless" still came on at 11.
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It also requires, and this is where I struggle, a restless and deeply pessimistic imagination.
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Have you been restless watching this whole thing, not having the platform that you had?
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Restless and ambitious, he began writing songs, seeing that pop was expanding its artistic possibilities.
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This under desk elliptical is an Amazon's Choice product and has your restless legs covered.
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Last November over 150 people were killed during army operations in the restless Rwenzori mountains.
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In the medieval period restless souls inhabited whatever shape they thought might get them noticed.
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Ordway has starred on The Young and the Restless as Abby Newman since March 2013.
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There were plenty of other factoids the researchers pulled out from monitoring the restless pachyderms.
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Hollywood is grieving the loss of the Young and the Restless actor Kristoff St. John.
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For more than four decades he has represented restless change, social rebellion and artistic innovation.
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But a restless night can disturb the brain's normal metabolism and affect our cognitive function.
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"Mick is a restless one, a bit of an alley cat," she told the Guardian.
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It's not hard to see what's making the younger generation so restless in their careers.
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We all get a little restless at weddings, but we usually just wait it out.
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Once his mind cuts loose, the teeming visuals hook you along with the restless music.
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He died in his sleep three days later, his restless body finally at rest. ♦
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He was too restless a thinker to consider any recording of his at all definitive.
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The other reason why depending on FOMOs is dangerous is that they are naturally restless.
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McCain recently wrote a memoir, "The Restless Wave," which will be released later this month.
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At the conservatory, Debussy was a restless student, exasperating his teachers and fascinating his schoolmates.
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"This is a restless company, dissatisfied with the status quo in health care," he said.
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We're restless for the next big story and fatigued of it already when it arrives.
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Later that evening, though, when I went home, I felt confused and restless, haunted almost.
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But as the Senate debated other pieces of legislation, House members got restless, Upton said.
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Smoking a pipe packed with the stuff calmed his restless mind with an intense high.
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The narrator of Jane Alison's restless, febrile novel "Nine Island" lives alone, but not unaccompanied.
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What that illustrates, among other things, is the abundance of Mr. Threadgill's restless creative energy.
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For pro wrestling fans of a certain vintage, the name "Starrcade" conjures a restless excitement.
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Whoever comes in will have to take care of a potentially restless prime-time lineup.
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Plenty of plays, from "Hamlet" to "Hamilton," feature a restless title character itching for action.
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Here, his attention seems as restless as his camera but it also feels less certain.
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Her 2017 release, "Cubafonía," shows her to be a forceful singer and a restless wanderer.
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City of Restless Objects adds well-formed bricks to the structure of Detroit's self-image.
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Combining seriousness and youthful abandon, Mr. Tao grappled with Bruckner's symphony in his restless piece.
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But as Ms. Mounsey's restless, appraising gaze makes clear, she would clock you, for sure.
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"This makes the interviewer uncomfortable, because they see how restless you are," she adds. 5.
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But he grew restless when he reviewed those early images he took in December 2017.
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Anywheres make educational attainment the gold standard of status and are cheerleaders for restless change.
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He's a restless sleeper, waking me, his light-sleeping partner, with each toss and turn.
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I enjoy our nights in, but sometimes I get restless since my friends moved away.
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Other times, the shadows swing around rapidly, suggesting the restless dance of a virtual sun.
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I focus my restless energy to cleaning and laundry instead of cursing at the laptop.
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Adam Schiff told senators who became increasingly tired and restless as the night wore on.
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Restless, he looked for ways to scratch his fieldwork itch within range of the subway.
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Jetta was restless, and we took her for a walk, bracing against the whipping wind.
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" She also had a recurring role as Simone Burch on "The Young and the Restless.
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But critics have been growing restless, saying Morgan's clients are aging and growth is slowing.
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Bouvier works constantly, and he becomes restless unless there is something new to occupy him.
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Throughout, the restless, hopeful surge of immigration, and the mutability of cultures, gripped her imagination.
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Books of The Times WILD NIGHTSHow Taming Sleep Created Our Restless WorldBy Benjamin Reiss305 pages.
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The older I get the more entrenched we are and the more restless I feel.
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The hackers were growing restless and wondered when their partnership with WikiLeaks would be announced.
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"The U.S. is getting restless and has launched a smear campaign against Xinjiang," Zakir said.
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They were restless and sometimes cranky after school, which she attributed to pent-up energy.
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He requested to read a Bible before another restless night of sleep, another deputy said.
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Think of an even more restless, clean-produced Svartidauði and you get a small idea.
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In mild cases of restless leg syndrome, simple lifestyle changes can be enough to find relief.
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Politically, they are restless, having outgrown the authoritarian style and patronage system of Mr. Hun Sen.
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But her husband told Rorbach that she was restless trying to sleep Sunday night, Rorbach said.
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REM sleep behaviour disorder, or RBD for short, is more than simply experiencing a restless night.
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He later tweeted that his restless night was due to his proximity to the White House.
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The longtime leadership trio is staring down an increasingly restless Democratic caucus itching for new blood.
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The restless natives react to digital shadows on the wall, reduced to fear, hate, and superstition.
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Her face is serene, her usually restless legs still as Ned paces through late-afternoon sunshine.
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Maria Hummel's Still Lives is moody and restless, propelled by a gradually intensifying sense of unease.
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It is bullying activists in Hong Kong who challenge its authority and is terrorising restless minorities.
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She said Adalynn had been restless throughout the flight and began to cry toward the end.
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No surprise, then, that state officials are getting restless and looking for bolder ways forward. Gov.
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He could be a restless job-hopper, or maybe he could be Kevin's sidekick, The Horder.
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When he addressed the restless delegates, however, Sanders made sure to restate his support of Clinton.
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But not even he could have envisaged a parliamentarian as restless as Luigi Compagna from Naples.
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On Monday, The Young & the Restless celebrated St. John — who died at age 52 on Feb.
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The late Young and the Restless star received a standing ovation during the In Memoriam segment.
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It is a culture of the static and the settled, the opposite of Tocqueville's restless Americans.
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He got restless soon thereafter, tangling himself up in her dress in an adorably playful game.
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With materials expert Don Chadwick, Stumpf built a chair as flexible as the restless startup worker.
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As the aroma of chicken biryani wafts through the mosque, the children waiting outside grow restless.
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The attention we pay to the painting is restless; it requires us to unpack the forms.
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Still, if Trump keeps favoring traditional Republican policies over populist ones, his base might grow restless.
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Restless punk idol Jeff Rosenstock surprise-released his third studio album early on New Year's Day.
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The first movement opens with a ruminative yet restless violin line, evocative of improvised folk singing.
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It's been many moons since restless adolescents regularly threatened to run away and join the circus.
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The U.F.C. event was even shown in the MGM Grand to placate the restless boxing fans.
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In the most unmannered way, he revealed the dramatic arc and restless sweep of the music.
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She also gets restless and cannot sleep, and then a lack of sleep exacerbates her anxiety.
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Act II is another matter: Muhly assumes command, filtering the action through his restless lyric voice.
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But the day was warm, and, by the afternoon, the crowd was beginning to grow restless.
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I don't usually have trouble falling asleep, but I'm restless, tossing and turning through the night.
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But Rumsey said intermittent fasting can also disrupt your sleep cycle or lead to restless nights.
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In the past, the United States has stood out for its restless, boundless sense of optimism.
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"I'd go off it whenever I broke up with someone or just felt restless," she says.
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Exploring motion, the enigmatic images are, like her hole-punched works, restless and full of spirit.
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There's a restless intelligence to his sampling, which always feels organic, experiential instead of merely ornamental.
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Instead, we encounter a prickly, shy, arrogant, imaginative, contradictory, curious, confused, melancholic, ambitious and restless heroine.
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If you get restless catching up on your favorite shows, give this treadmill workout a try.
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McCain also announced his upcoming book -- a memoir called "The Restless Wave" -- will be his last.
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The Restless Earth is concerned with migration in general and the struggles of Syrian migrants specifically.
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His body of work is both utterly consistent and continually surprising, immediately recognizable and aesthetically restless.
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If this does not occur, they generally disengage and become restless about politics as a whole.
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But Roberts was restless when he invited a friend to breakfast after the 4143 baseball season.
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The restless camera tags alongside him, showing you what he sees, his erotic reveries and yearning.
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Restless Creature: Wendy Whelan is available to digitally rent on YouTube, Google Play, Amazon, and iTunes.
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For two decades, restless exploration has defined the life and music of this acoustic guitar duo.
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The car ride home to Brooklyn felt as itchy and restless as returning from the beach.
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In this restless score Mr. Vajda reveals an ear for tart harmonies and unusual instrumental colors.
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Before the painting process comes sketching, a way to begin establishing these restless figures and shapes.
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In the face of Jamie's reserve, Balfe plays Claire as restless, nervous and jealous by turns.
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This restless, fantastical music shifts from bursts of fidgety runs to fleeting passages of searching lyricism.
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Fans of creatively restless R&B are likely to enjoy this free outdoor show in Harlem.cityparksfoundation.
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In a sea of restless bodies, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's perfectly still frame stood out.
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The seductive ruse assured young, confused viewers that their restless doubt about politics—Who is right?
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Her children were her artifacts, through which she created the drama of her own restless ambitions.
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The hero of "The Odyssey" returns to Ithaca after 20 restless years to find his bed.
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She said she drank water from almost all over California because her husband was "andariego" — restless.
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I would recommend this to any person who works in an office and feels restless sometimes.
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One aide described him as "restless" -- after spending a rare weekend entirely at the White House.
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I couldn't keep up with what was happening around me, and I started to grow restless.
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The restless toddler looked on as Ms. Konte pleaded guilty for the deaths of her sisters.
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And then there are some factors that can make restless leg worse, like alcohol, caffeine, and nicotine.
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When Kristoff St. John's son died by suicide, the Young and the Restless actor was forever changed.
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If you're restless from 1:00am to 3:00am, you probably won't remember, but your tracker will.
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Democratic presidential hopefuls demanded impeachment and liberal lawmakers grew perceptibly more restless as a media frenzy ensued.
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In his 2018 memoir, The Restless Wave: Good Times, Just Causes, Great Fights, and Other Appreciations, Sen.
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Democratic House members are "growing more restless," one of their number told CNN's Jim Acosta on Wednesday.
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He soon grew restless and wanted his own machine, but could afford only a keyboard and mouse.
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Like any teenager I was quite restless, and living in the valley seemed quite oppressive at times.
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The distance seemed encouraging: I wanted to manually reset my life, and God knows I felt restless.
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"When you get restless, do you get...Fiji-ty?" she says, with Fiji water in the frame.
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His body, I was told by community members, was filled with the restless souls of his victims.
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As long that stays constant, Nrmal can continue to be its restless, ground-breaking self, Muriedas says.
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The app defaults to a storm sound, with the weather getting worse as you grow more restless.
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She said he developed a side-effect called "akathisia"—a restless movement disorder that left him suicidal.
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This restless, relentless quality carries over into the program's more thematically ambitious works, fueling and limiting them.
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On Monday night, the Teen Mom OG star tweeted an emotional message while suffering a restless night.
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As she spoke, the audience was visibly restless, checking phones, and pushed coleslaw around on paper plates.
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Done between 1973 and '82, these abstract drawings confirm the restless, experimental current running through her art.
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And there's no way around the elephant in the room: Vince McMahon is old and seems restless.
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I was on a soap opera The Young and the Restless and this was a huge movie.
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It wasn't the vista that calmed my restless body; it was Paul, just there, under the earth.
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Early in 2002, Driver and his friends felt restless and patriotic after the attacks of 9/11.
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I always say that applications have to be able to withstand the test of a restless finger.
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But she said they're more restless following the incident, and are more difficult to put to sleep.
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He also went shirtless during his time on the soap opera The Young and the Restless. 4.
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After sounding restless and unfocused on his debut LP, Teenage Emotions, Lil Yachty is having fun again.
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But despite a relatively safe existence, the blind cave fish is known to be restless and anxious.
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School was boring, lights went out early, we were restless and no one ever saw any girls.
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I still feel rootless and restless, stir crazy and uncomfortable with people knowing me for too long.
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His restless music gurgles and explodes in often fragmented phrases, leaping breathlessly from one thing to another.
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A person with the hyperactive type of ADHD is restless, has trouble sitting still and is impulsive.
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It was about travel, exploration and a sort of restless, joyful hedonism in culinary conquest and conversation.
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Mr. Kaine slipped easily into Spanish, rousing an occasionally restless crowd with a series of bilingual flourishes.
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A restless soul, he left Yahoo in 2002 to become an investigative reporter for a local magazine.
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Restless one night, she emailed Nike's chief executive, Mark Parker, asking if she could meet with him.
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When I felt restless or agitated, which was often, I'd log on and join my teammates online.
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Restless with his corporate job and nostalgic for home, Holden decided to return to his family roots.
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Springtime in New York: The trees are in bloom, eyes are itching, and sheep are feeling restless.
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Restless leg syndrome (RLS) is treated with a drug instead of a few minutes of leg exercises.
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To manage pain and sleeplessness, and the loneliness, he took to drinking, sometimes to a restless stupor.
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"The Restless Wave: Good Times, Just Causes, Great Fights, and other Appreciations" will be released May 22.
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Folding dumplings and watching The Young and the Restless—that was my first introduction to Chinese food.
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She's embodies her restless and reckless spirit but ditches her naive, do-gooder vibe from the game.
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Even as his he still draws from the sound, however, he gets restless when it's brought up.
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During our car trip, he was boyishly restless, drumming on his knees and distractedly whistling a tune.
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Feeling restless still, she resolves to join militants fighting just over the border in the Afghan hills.
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The piano enters with a restless theme in thick chords played over tumultuous bursts of jagged arpeggios.
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With his gaunt cheekbones and haunted eyes, the actor adds a yearning quality to Jake's restless perambulations.
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In boom times, it pumps up share prices elsewhere in its restless quest for a good return.
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But it was as close to perfect as a melodic punk EP could get: lean, melodic, restless.
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"Everyone's restless, angry and high-spirited," the author Edmund White, who happened upon the scene, recalled later.
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Wherever Adonis goes, he is greeted as a hometown hero, yet he is restless and surprisingly unhappy.
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The neighbors assert that the ghostly demonstrations are caused by the restless spirit of the murdered man.
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The music suggests a wistful folk song, cushioned by plaintive harmonies and restless lines in the instruments.
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Yet as the mayor neared the end of his first year in office, Mr. Rechnitz grew restless.
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" It's an assertion far more moving — and convincing — than all the restless chatter of "The Hard Problem.
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He was a restless youth and dropped out of high school to work as a radio announcer.
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Mr. Cobham, best known as a jazz-rock drummer, exudes a restless command in almost any mode.
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He ambles more than he strides, loose limbed and carefree, like a restless teenager looking for mischief.
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For over a decade, Mr. Scott, 34, has carried his precise and restless vision across shifting terrain.
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I feel restless, and I think it's because I just came back from such an amazing trip.
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What Gerwig cultivates visually is choreographic pandemonium: restless, energetic and a hair shy of full-blown chaos.
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I'm a restless sleeper, and I switch from my side to my stomach frequently during the night.
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The movie is also notable for Mr. Demme's characteristically restless camera and the prominent use of music.
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" She added, "He loved working in film, prime time and starring on 'The Young and the Restless.
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Gone but not forgotten Kristoff St. John's final episode on "The Young and the Restless" aired yesterday.
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Harrow, meanwhile, really is both dark and brooding, and she's motivated by a restless and fidgeting ambition.
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The coincidence cast a spooky aura over "Donuts," which was reinforced by the album's restless, desperate energy.
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But he is a searcher, and that searching informs his visual style with its restless, moving pictures.
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The title character in "Gloria Bell" — played by a transcendent Julianne Moore — is a restless life force.
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I'm kind of a restless person, but I think that my son is the opposite of me.
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And I have to give kudos to the head writer of The Young and the Restless, Josh Griffith.
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Other TV credits included The Young and the Restless, Cheers, Murder She Wrote, The X-Files, and Smallville.
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It looked like business was going to get more normal until the restless entrepreneur blew it all up.
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"I was getting kind of restless," Abumrad said on the latest episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka.
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But I had to remember that she has a big-girl TV job on the Young & the Restless.
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"After much thought and six wonderful years, I have decided to leave The Young & the Restless," she wrote.
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Despite some trials (the boy is a restless sleeper and an overzealous playmate), they develop a loving friendship.
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Earlier this month, her students were restless, and she was looking for a way to focus their attention.
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The result is another huge, seething fresco of front-line combat, domestic routine under siege, and restless debate.
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Action planet Mars enters intuitive Cancer, finding you restless—your inner voice needs you to listen, dear Leo!
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Thus even as the likes of Mrs Merkel and Mr Altmaier preach patience, the French are growing restless.
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I am a restless soul, so much so that I regret lounging around at home during the weekends.
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By the late 1960s, after his Marmalade label went out of business, Mr. Gomelsky grew restless and disillusioned.
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As Reagan proved better than he knew: In the gun's restless pursuit of legitimacy, words are also weapons.
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I start feeling a bit restless after a few hours and decide to go for a run outside.
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The end result, Schlesinger said, is that noisy, restless nights in the hospital can be disorienting for patients.
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Star Trek icon Nichelle Nichols has been cast on The Young and the Restless, Mashable can exclusively reveal.
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Ms. Kamensek, while keeping the orchestra supportive, brings out the restless rhythmic elements that suggest the couple's intensity.
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"The Restless Wave: Good Times, Just Causes, Great Fights, and other Appreciations." will be released on May 22.
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By the end of the program, he had not only, Orpheus-like, calmed rows of restless New Yorkers.
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Far from being a paragon of virtue, the Mahatma remained until his death a restless work in progress.
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Really, though, the awfulness and grandeur that "American Honey" discovers is the product of Star's restless Emersonian consciousness.
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You'll spend many restless nights surfing the internet for all the things you're not sure you'll actually need.
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Our experiences with LaylaI'm a fairly restless sleeper, so I was thrilled to try out this weighted blanket.
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Carson, who spent the meat-rationed war instructing housewives in how to cook little-known fish, grew restless.
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Hasselhoff was a regular on the long-running soap, "The Young and the Restless" in the early 2000s.
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Tony's restless spirit will roam the earth in search of justice, truth and a great bowl of noodles.
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Or does the prize belong to Shemar Moore, who just might make you feel young and restless again?
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It's clear he was a restless artist, always on the move with an inquisitive and wide-open eye.
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The orchestra's New York visit didn't showcase moderation or calm in two heaping portions of teeming, restless music.
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He strikes me as artist who is simultaneously patient and restless, not content to stay where he is.
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My demons are my angels, and the restless burning energy within me has a meaning and a purpose.
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But even when the Elements are sternly chanting, the orchestra is abuzz with restless instruments and fidgety riffs.
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His method alludes to a deep, restless sense of inquiry, enhanced by his resistance to a signature style.
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The character, Jean-Loup de la Batellerie, was a restless, colorful reporter always on the lookout for scoops.
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For a man whose novels are restless, whose characters never stop traveling, Pullman leads a relatively static life.
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You sleep less, and what restless sleep you do get is of poor quality, often with frequent awakenings.
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While Laurent Natrella made a fine, restless Faust, his seduction of Marguerite and her subsequent downfall lacked potency.
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Bauer, a restless and relentless right-hander for the Cleveland Indians, is a pitching scientist on a crusade.
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After the call, I'm feeling restless and bored, so I call my parents and chat with them too.
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When Behnaz exits the vehicle, she isn't just a restless passenger; she is also an autonomous Iranian woman.
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Here's how our restless New Year's Eve reporter spent 14 hours on a New York City culture crawl.
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Sitting within the Bay of Naples in southern Italy is Campi Flegrei, a vast and restless volcanic caldron.
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We got an advance copy of the forthcoming memoir "The Restless Wave," by Senator John McCain of Arizona.
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The group — all seated in the back of the chamber — are among the GOP's most visibly restless senators.
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If we listen closely we can make out the sound of restless waves, breaking and then retreating again.
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Some said they were bored and restless, increasingly anxious and lonely, but also understanding of the public's fears.
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Customers grew restless, and people began talking about how Disney+ had little to offer for people without kids.
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But he became restless and, as his time in Paris wore on, increasingly alienated from contemporary French art.
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"Les Misérables" (France) Ladj Ly's gaze sees all in the director's bullish portrait of a restless Parisian suburb.
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Of course, acquisitions and consolidations are nothing new, especially not in the restless realm of publishing and media.
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Still, in the hours after the attack, Iranians spent a restless night wondering whether Washington would strike back.
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It was the best of her: that ravenous curiosity and the restless desire to share what she knew.
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This was inauspicious, Feng Shui Eddie advised, because it allowed restless spirits to peer into the factory grounds.
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Yet the late '60s also saw a more restless, troubled vernacular arise among Magnum's members, especially the Americans.
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Jazz For over a decade, Mr. Scott, 34, has carried his precise and restless vision across shifting terrain.
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There's frequent talk of imminent ocean-crossing trips, generating a feeling of life as an eternal, restless diaspora.
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This tension leaves us with an unforgettable inspiration: Ms. Merz celebrating her gender with a restless, resolute fierceness.
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Even goalies are restless, presenting a forever shifting barrier to keep an opposing player from "lighting the lamp".
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Insomnia Cookies will award a free traditional cookie to any restless soul who shows up in costume today.
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Or you could skip the caffeine and drink lettuce tea, a remedy for restlessness, including restless-leg syndrome.
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It is great for a casual peddle to relive restless legs or high resistance for a work out.
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In this restless experimental novel, Waldemar Tolliver, unemployed and living in Spanish Harlem, finds that time has stopped.
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"It was a driving, vigorous, restless population," Mr. McKinny sings lustily over skittish, pointillist music in the orchestra.
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When Trump finally stuck to Pence, at the end of his lengthy speech, he seemed robotic, bored, restless.
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Restless, he spoke so quickly in German that I had trouble following despite it being my mother tongue.
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Mr. Lloyd shows that desolation is the actual bond between three restless people who cannot come to peace.
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Some restless nights may be ahead as action planet Mars enters electric Aquarius, so make time to unwind.
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Doug Davidson says his time on The Young and the Restless has come to an end after four decades.
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And while "restless leg syndrome" sounds like it could explain this type of behavior, it's actually something completely different.
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While some actors might grow restless after so many years in the same job, Harmon is nothing but grateful.
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Lady Bird was relatable for the restless energy its protagonist feels growing up in an environment she deems unremarkable.
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"Yes I am leaving my second home ['The Young And The Restless'] in September," the actress tweeted on Wednesday.
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When she first came in, Claire was restless and in pain, refusing food because she was nauseated from withdrawal.
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The realty TV star will be making a guest appearance on CBS' The Young and the Restless on Thursday.
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Here are the flawed protagonists we need, the restless youth taking matters into their own hands – no superpowers necessary.
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Ruapehu, on the north island of New Zealand, is one of the most restless volcanoes in the island country.
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"There is a lot of incorrect reporting," Mia, 51, tells PEOPLE about the late Young and the Restless actor.
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Shiny Padiyara, superintendent of the Rescue Foundation shelter in Pune, has seen girls get restless with the long wait.
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Shramko said she's getting restless to return to Canada and wishes the government would allow her evacuate with Kitya.
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He speaks in a way that appeals to the restless young masses—the median age in Uganda is 16.
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Intellectually restless throughout his life, Professor Minsky sought to move on from mathematics once he had earned his doctorate.
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LIKE THE great, restless rivers that snake across Bangladesh, the country's democracy seems to change shape with every season.
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Vieh is a vivid writer and under Kristin McCarthy Parker's restless direction, Thieriot and Plaehn don't flinch from degradation.
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It begins with a restless and fatalistic Miyazaki, keeping his idle hands busy with sketches, strong coffee, and cigarettes.
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There is little sign of that yet, but there are several reasons for thinking migrants might become more restless.
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He was too restless, finally, and too engaged as a composer, to devote himself entirely to remaking established institutions.
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She had started as a photographer and went on taking stills all her life, but her eye was restless.
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Melody Thomas Scott is still mourning the death of her The Young and the Restless costar Kristoff St. John.
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At Massachusetts General Hospital you were given a CAT scan, and spent a restless night, waking anxious and angry.
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"A little bit surprised, excited and super happy," Torres said on Sunday morning after a restless night of sleep.
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Since then, banks have been a sorry sight with serpentine queues at counters and much restless chaos among people.
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It will tell you precisely when you fell asleep, how restless you were and how efficient your sleep was.
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They've always been evocative of something smooth and blissful, while coercing out of you that restless desire to dance.
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After an interesting but restless night's sleep, a large pile of baobab pods had been collected for my breakfast.
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The addict may have severe withdrawal symptoms all the way, including vomiting, diarrhea, restless legs, chills, sweats, and insomnia.
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He tried to kill the subject by marginalising it and, whenever his MPs became restless, flashing some Eurosceptic ankle.
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The Young and the Restless star, who died Sunday at age 52, was last active on Twitter on Jan.
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And watching Mannequin Challenge videos, from sweeping successes to adorable failures, is enough to give you restless leg syndrome.
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The pestilient little virus must run its course, leaving my precious child with another restless night of fitful sleep.
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Not many of the restless kids had much sense, before they left, of what it was they were missing.
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The CDC says these children are impulsive and restless, whereas children with ADD do not have the hyperactivity characteristic.
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He said he and his friends have been restless since the attack, wanting to find some way to help.
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Though Mr. Karchin's restless score is pungently contemporary, the opera over all takes a traditional approach to music drama.
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"Fuchsia Swing Song" is the most restless of the bunch, a sterling example of postbop's mid-60s experimental fringe.
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Warrior Mars has been retrograde in your sign, which means you've been in a pissed-off, restless mood lately.
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But the man is a creative, a restless individual whose mind teems constantly with the flow of new ideas.
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The downside is that long-time employees become restless, especially if they have few opportunities to sell their stock.
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Anxious and restless when I look around a room and realize I'm the only person of color in it.
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He had a restless night Tuesday into Wednesday after fire put on a startling show near his waterfront home.
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On Thursday, in Haydn's restless "Nelson Mass" and Mozart's brooding Requiem, the players produced a leaner, more airy sound.
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As for sugar, studies show it's linked to restless, disturbed sleep and may possibly affect hormones that control cravings.
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A restless Silvio Berlusconi of Italy was "noisily desperate" for attention, while England's Gordon Brown glowered over the proceedings.
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Condé Nast buys Tatler, but Tina is restless — "a girl of the arena" — and resigns in a reckless move.
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She's terrible — unfocused, chronic rambler, paces herself like a restless bachelor party — but god, I think I love her.
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They carry tales that are both intimate and far-reaching, involving heartbreak, separation, resilience, mortality and constant, restless travels.
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But Mr. DeWine, 71, also allowed in an interview that Ohioans remain restless even after years of Republican dominance.
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A corporate drone creates an army, an ideology, and an alternate personality during his restless nights in Fight Club.
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A new show provides a glimpse of Duran's restless, astute nature and his willingness to explore different formal possibilities.
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In the watercolors, we get a glimpse of his restless, astute nature, his willingness to explore different formal possibilities.
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She was given medication for restless leg syndrome, tested negative for disordered breathing and underwent a formal sleep study.
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They captured both the conversational exchanges and symphonic depths of the restless final movement, a fluid theme and variations.
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Even more to his credit, he's still restless enough to make every picture a complex one-off formal event.
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Take Catiline (Joe Dixon), the Roman senator and fiery demagogue who knows how to work up a restless mob.
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So you had a lot of restless mercenaries around, who knew the coastline like the back of their hands.
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We were restless and confused and we took it out on that small dark bedroom, which we upended daily.
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Like most of the essays here, "After Peter" pulses with urgency, one piece from a life in restless motion.
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Not long after graduating from high school, Alessandri got restless and wanted to build a business of his own.
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Soon, the violin spins out a pensive, restless solo line that keeps taking surprise turns, yet somehow sounds inevitable.
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We enjoy the cuddles for as long as possible until she starts getting restless with how boring we're being.
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On a spring afternoon in his cluttered Greenwich Village apartment, he was still restless, taking stock of his life.
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This stacked bill is rounded out by the British rapper Slowthai and the restless, genre-smashing duo 36253 Gecs.
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After a couple of hours in the air, it's common to start feeling restless, annoyed, or just downright bored.
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Mr. van Zweden made every moment of Schoenberg's restless, multi-stranded music sound, in an eerily shimmering way, beautiful.
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One of the principal thrills of The Lives of Lucian Freud: The Restless Years, 1922-1968 is that we
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Through all its spasms of intensity, he revealed the music's obsessive use of thematic sequences and restless harmonic shifts.
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By her early 20s, she was restless and began praying to find a path that was ''meaningful and selfless.
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Millenniums ago the Anasazi built a village here, and Pueblo tribes followed, and then the restless and roaming Navajo.
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Lorelai, who is together with Luke Danes (Scott Patterson), is feeling restless about the next act in her life.
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Those who have recently visited Scalise say the GOP's chief vote-counter is growing restless in the rehab center.
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The early Safdie films were nearly twee, because the main characters tended to be wistful and a little restless.
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Both are restless with just one company, and both are corporate bad boys, often seen with models and actresses.
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But, the proper conversation with an advisor and tax professional can help to put one's restless mind at ease.
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Growing restless in Galveston, he drove to the town and signed a lease for a house the next day.
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"[Sophie] gave me a piece of advice," Midge announces to her audience, pacing the stage like a restless lioness.
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That also explains why around 40 to 50% of pregnant people get restless leg syndrome, according to a 2015 study.
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As if the whole city were a theater in which a slightly restless audience is chatting before the show begins.
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The ABC soap opera took home five awards, followed by three for "Young and the Restless" including outstanding drama series.
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The dynamic of parts to the whole seems restless, unsettled; the works may be suspended, but they are animated nevertheless.
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Night or day, a harmony of hushed greens, understated blues, and soft beiges glimmer under the port city's restless skies.
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The Young and the Restless star Kristoff St. John announced on Sunday that he is engaged to model Kseniya Mikhaleva.
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In the distant Koprulu Sector of the Milky Way, Facebook's Zerglings lingered in a restless swarm outside the enemy's base.
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The film lands in theaters near the end of one of the most restless, fear-feeding years in recent memory.
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I had a crazy restless night with multiple nightmares, and now I feel like I've been hit by a bus.
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Those calls, of course, replayed in my mind as I lay on the hotel room bed, restless with nervous energy.
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You're in a restless mood today, thanks to the Moon—which is currently in fiery Aries—meeting with erratic Uranus.
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A restless adventurer as a young man, he once hitchhiked from Michigan to California to gaze at the Pacific Ocean.
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The cultural commissars preferred to keep such popular, restless talents in a gilded cage, rather than banishing or jailing them.
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As lines became hours long and crowds grew restless from the sweltering heat, inside, gymnasts performed to an empty arena.
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By late in the evening of December 19th the streets in the normally restless, insomniac German capital were eerily quiet.
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In a region where most people still grow or rear their own food, that could make millions desperate and restless.
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He comes across as a colonial governor telling a restless public that the crown is taking their concerns very seriously.
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But for all his gaming accolades, Siegfried had started to feel restless, like his life was falling out of balance.
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The Young and the Restless star is going to be a second-time dad, his rep confirms to PEOPLE exclusively.
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The crowd at New York's AMC Empire 25 is getting restless, but it would be unfair to call them impatient.
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A restless polymath, Ray has done more in the last two years than many artists manage across an entire career.
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" Wake Up Call With a new baby comes restless nights, as Cardi tweeted, "My baby don't sleep... night or day.
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Liberalism's detractors are not wholly wrong: what began as a restless, agitating world view, has become closed and self-sustaining.
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Restless Bandit just launched with more than 15 customers including Four Season Hotels, Gannett, ComScore, Ihop, Applebee's and Rosewood Hotels.
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In priming the expectations pump, Trump's aides are portraying him as a restless, fidgeting, abusive, impulsive, rambling, inattentive, unteachable pupil.
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" His restless retirement is disrupted by a young woman (played by Isa Briones) who he believes is in "serious danger.
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"A restless Aria starts to look suspicious as she heads back to Boston a little too quickly," according to Freeform.
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Researchers also asked parents about children's emotional and behavioral difficulties, such as whether the child was unhappy, downhearted or restless.
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Melody Thomas Scott is celebrating 40 years of playing the fabulous Nikki Reed Newman on The Young and the Restless.
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A region historically influenced by Islam and progressively settled by Christians, Mindanao still has the feel of a restless frontier.
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But all signs are pointing toward a restless Congress that is unwilling to sacrifice its political future for Donald Trump.
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Restless, he hitchhiked around the world and wound up in India, where he became a disciple of Neem Karoli Baba.
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In the first movement, the soloist (the Philharmonic's mellow principal tuba, Alan Baer) noodles over restless activity in the ensemble.
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She felt a real sense of kinship with McMillan: like him, she is a Highlander, like him a restless soul.
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Yet White Light still deserves praise for its restless, exploratory spirit, its refusal to lock itself into a single approach.
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Such embedded temporalities dramatize and make visible the restless impermanence of the dynamic invisible world each of us carries inside.
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Mr. Levine conducted a restless account of Siegfried's Rhine Journey and brought dark weightiness to Siegfried's Death and Funeral March.
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His family business is threatened by the doughtiness of its products, which restless young baby boomers don't want to buy.
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At the Wandering Moon Teahouse, the signature restaurant, for example, visitors can honor the "restless, creative spirit" of Chinese poets.
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In other words, will restless Republicans, unable to achieve any legislative victories, turn on the president of the United States?
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Fresh from victory, the whispers began that a restless caucus would depose the woman who led them to the majority.
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To this day, he feels restless in tight places, and his favorite season is winter, which hollows out the landscape.
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For me, if I don't get up and adjust the temp, I'll have a night of sweating and restless sleep.
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Her muses are always teenage girls: restless, contemptuous young things bucking for experience, much like the girl she once was.
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"After interviewing him twice and watching his movies repeatedly, I'm convinced he's driven by a huge, restless imagination," wrote Windolf.
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Thankfully, many of us were bound to contracts and couldn't simply leave our posts to join the young and restless.
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William Wintersole, who appeared in Young and the Restless and General Hospital, has passed away, his daughter announced on Wednesday.
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A chaotic White House was in search of order, and restless journalists were in search of a new political narrative.
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I was a spoiled, restless 6-year-old monster with a litany of complaints: ''I keep getting bitten by mosquitoes!
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I try not to go out to eat at all, but I'm feeling restless and need a break from homework.
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There was a guy who wrote an essay about the song, "The Restless Mills," and he gave it to me.
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These restless activists are building their version of the Tea Party movement that pulled Republicans right during the Obama years.
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The more restless investors grow around the trade situation, the higher the probability of a market pullback from current levels.
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It's written for large ensemble, and centers on Fay Victor's frisky, implacable vocals, and the restless pianism of Myra Melford.
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Your December will be a lot like that, Libra; everything will seem fine, but you'll feel restless and, ultimately, dissatisfied.
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Their corner of the crumbling Italian countryside is buzzing and restless and seductive and yet somehow never drifts into cliché.
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Stars: Marc Blucas (The Fix), Melissa Claire Egan (The Young and the Restless) and Patti Murin (Chicago Med) Thursday, Nov.
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Glory and Its Litany of Horrors , by Fernanda Torres, translated from the Portuguese by Eric M. B. Becker (Restless Books) .
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That reality might begin to sink in for restless MPs in January — which is much closer to March 29, 2019.
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In season two, Insecure grew increasingly comfortable in its own skin as its restless characters were crawling out of theirs.
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"The Young and the Restless" actor said he had a fever for 11 days, difficulty breathing and a slight cough.
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Chaudhuri thinks of Ramu as "fugitive in a way that was attractive," too restless to hold onto a real job.
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Turgenev, a restless, cosmopolitan liberal who died outside Paris in 1883, had a decidedly dark view of his own country.
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When the story opens, he is flying for T.W.A. and bored out of his evidently simple, rather dangerously restless mind.
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This is restless music, a sound of half-comforts and constant uncertainty, partly thanks to its lack of a bassist.
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If more restless people flock to the forest to cope with social distancing, increased campfires could further exacerbate wildfire risk.
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Because here's the strange thing: I never did get bored, or lonely, or restless during my stint in Zittel's world.
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He made the crowd restless in the fourth, when he threw 10 pickoffs to first with Michael Conforto on base.
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Honestly, if there's anything that can make a person appreciate a good night's sleep, it's a single restless, uncomfortable one.
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"The Affair" — angry, guilty, horny, and as restless as the ocean Fiona Apple sings about in the opening credits — does.
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During an eight-hour workday, an animal might have six hours of down time, and it cannot get too restless.
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White's manner is restless—a foot or a leg or an implement in his hand is nearly always in motion.
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So, even with some mishaps and restless owners waiting on an update, it seems like Tesla is doing just fine.
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Rudder told CNN affiliate WGHP that she hopes she would get the same treatment if she had a restless child.
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Up to that point in the story, we have attended the growth of a restless child into a skittish adult.
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They pack their cars with blankets and pillows and head back to the camp by sundown for another restless night.
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But his restless and voluble nature was barely visible as his parole hearing came to order at 8:35 a.m.
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There are a lot of books on my nightstand, which tells me I am in a state of restless foraging.
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By midafternoon, a restless atmosphere permeated the marble corridors of the State Capitol as a perfect summer day beckoned outside.
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Ms. Baum brings a remarkable balance of fluidity and restless creativity to her work as a postbop flutist and composer.
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For him and his colleagues, gazing into the Hadean labyrinths of a restless underwater volcano holds another, more visceral appeal.
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Is there anything more Faulknerian than the restless ghost of a South that no longer exists, murdered by human hubris?
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I was up late, restless, alone, because my wife and daughter were in California, celebrating my mother-in-law's birthday.
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I felt this key guiding principle got a little lost in the restless energy of Olafur Eliasson: In Real Life.
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According to The Reporter magazine, Lewenthal was "an enthusiastic, restless, practically sleepless businessman" as well as a former art dealer.
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Are you feeling a little restless after spending the past 40-some hours on your couch browsing Prime Day deals?
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During one of their discussions, Byron suggested that each member of the restless group write a ghost story to share.
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Guardiola's genius is that of the inventor: he has a restless energy, an impatience, almost, to get back to work.
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Yet, the "creatively restless" and "tirelessly musical and artistic" artist soon takes the stage thanks to the Allreds and Horton.
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The crowd turned restless at points in Obama's speech, but nowhere near as much as it did during Michigan Gov.
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It is the home of a restless, curious collector of information and inspiration, a champion of a very personal canon.
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You're going to be very exhausted and restless during this eclipse, perhaps even working through a spell of bad dreams.
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So expect these themes to intensify, and for you to feel restless for change, as Uranus begins its backward journey.
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A study of participants in the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth in 1979, Reeves reports, found that those who were identified as impatient or restless during their interview were found to be 55 percent more likely to drop out of high school than those who were not judged by the interviewer as impatient or restless.
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Hers is a sensibility well suited to a post-Victorian allegory peopled by restless ghosts and pervaded with a supernatural hush.
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Later, as restless staffers' side conversations rose to regular volumes rather than whispers, Brady had to call the room to order.
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Every morning, I would check the app to see how many hours I slept and whether they were restless or peaceful.
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Without opportunities for employment in the camps, many restless young men pass time by preying on girls and women, they add.
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There are always things to deal with at every step, whether it's morning sickness, restless legs, bleeding gums or sleepless nights.
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Later this month, The Young & the Restless will celebrate the life of St. John — who died at age 52 on Feb.
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Turrialba has been restless for a few years now and occasionally the low-level ash emissions are punctuated by bigger blasts.
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But this time, the problem wasn't "restless leg syndrome"; it was our country's black boogeymen and Trump alone was the solution.
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Kristoff St. John's fiancée Kseniya Mikhaleva is feeling hopeful about the future following The Young and the Restless star's sudden death.
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His debut novel, "Temporary People", has won the inaugural Restless Books prize for writing by a first-generation immigrant to America.
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I will always thank The Young & the Restless for taking a chance on me so that I can have this career.
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That's when the Quicken Loans Arena — which was finally crowded and energized after two sleepy primetime evenings — started to get restless.
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She was 103 then, but sometimes she felt as young and unmoored and restless as the day she went to jail.
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But as the World Dream passengers start their journey home, passengers on board the Diamond Princess are growing restless their cabins.
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The Young and the Restless star will be buried at the Valley Oaks Memorial Park in Westlake Village, California, according TMZ.
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A restless night of sleep takes hold of me, only relenting when the clocks endless noise becomes one of an alarm.
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Journal your worries Unconsciously worrying about all the things you have to do Monday primes you for restless sleep, even insomnia.
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The next morning at 5, as Thompson was near the end of her restless night, a great sound boomed from above.
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The artist may also have separated his subjects for more pragmatic reasons, like the need to separate two restless, quarrelsome brothers.
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Five days after the death of star Kristoff St. John, The Young and the Restless officially aired a tribute to him.
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Europeans are getting restless about their leaders' inability to address problems of high unemployment, poverty, healthcare, education and deteriorating public services.
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The Young and the Restless will be honoring the lives of both Kristoff St. John and his beloved character Neil Winters.
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The Young and the Restless star will be buried at the Valley Oaks Memorial Park in Westlake Village, California, according TMZ.
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He studied market responses when voters were restless and wanted candidates who represent change, such as when Ronald Reagan was elected.
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If you're feeling restless, pick up an old project that was on the back burner rather than starting a new one.
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Its decline speaks to the restless state of the modern Middle East, and the decline in Egypt's influence over it today.
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Software company Restless Bandit created an algorithm that searches for the best-matched candidate within a company's existing pool of applicants.
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The final spot features a restless Edelman trying to entertain himself as his quarterback lounges on the couch with a tablet.
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Kristoff St. John, star of the long-running soap opera 'Young and the Restless,' was found dead Sunday ... TMZ has learned.
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The perfectly placed piano chords are a nice touch, but it's Stiltz's restless, lo-fi percussion that keeps things really interesting.
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While I feel better now than I have my entire pregnancy, I am starting to experience back pain and restless nights.
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But one Saturday night in June of last year, a restless crowd waited in a particularly sluggish line for the doors.
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When Sarah Silverman couldn't calm down the restless crowd with a tame Democratic National Convention speech, she went for the throat.
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Aries energy can be impulsive and restless, however, so try not to make any snap decisions in the game of love!
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As night fell in Rio de Janeiro, a group of protesters in the public square of Praça Afonso Pena grew restless.
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A restless—and relentless—innovator, Gerald soon moved onto working on what later became known as drum and bass and jungle.
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But Ehab Nasser, the restless young fisherman, said he was determined to leave regardless, and his family was firmly behind him.
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My typically restless nights have been filled with uninterrupted sleep the likes of which I haven't enjoyed in a long time.
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Some of these restless members include Princess Margaret, who the trailer reveals is still rebelling against the restrictions of her role.
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Many of the residents were quite restless, and there was nowhere else to go, so people did walk by fairly often.
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Crowds of restless passengers waiting endlessly in TSA lines is becoming a major issue as the summer travel season heats up.
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Protestant activism isn't always economic, but Protestants do have a certain itchy instability, a restless, argumentative search for better, truer, purer.
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The creaking and shrieking inside a haunted-house movie often turn on evil spirits, restless ghosts or sometimes just human madness.
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Mr. Elmi is French-trained, and the weekly rotating seven-course menu at Laurel reflects his restless desire to push boundaries.
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This works by measuring your movements during the night via your Apple Watch, giving an indication of how restless you were.
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Where Mershin is restless, Zhang, who runs his own research group called the Laboratory of Molecular Architecture, is deliberate and slow.
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It was a speech for his base, which has become increasingly restless as Trump has backed away from key campaign promises.
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You're in the mood to hang out at home and be cozy, but late tonight you'll notice yourself becoming very restless.
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It could refer to a place or a person, but mostly it points to an entity that's restless, liminal, and fluid.
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When I was younger it made me so restless and frustrated, because all I really wanted to do was to belong.
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Jeff was the oldest, a typically restless baby boomer who scrambled outside in his free time with friends around the neighborhood.
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Letter of Recommendation Earlier this year, heartbroken and restless, I ran away from my problems to visit a friend in Tokyo.
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For us, a cold snap is something to be borne, enjoyed and maybe even whined about as the kids get restless.
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PARELES If the early Beck came from a small town in England, he'd sound like Dylan Cartlidge: noisy, restless, canny, yelpy.
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But in this score the stillness is animated internally with swirling figures, restless bits, and hushed riffs that come and go.
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"The economy is very bad, infrastructure and social services even worse, and Egyptians are growing restless and frustrated," said Amnesty's Nassif.
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Being a wild-animal herder is a good job if you are naturally restless; subsistence farming is a far tamer occupation.
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Handel's music conveys that confusion with vocal lines that seem at once weighed down with poignancy and restless with skittish flights.
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Allison Zuckerman's portrait "Restless Muse" (2017), from her Rubell Family Collection show in Miami, "Stranger in Paradise," on view until August.
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After about 2450 minutes — with little information about the delay and no cell service — everyone in the car was getting restless.
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But Flynn strikes the right balance in Justin's physical torment: curled up in a blanket, gripping his stomach, agitated and restless.
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Perhaps it was a natural evolution that led her restless painted figures to finally burst through the picture planes into sculpture.
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To this end, restless Kingdom resident Richard (Karl Makinen) enlists Daryl (Norman Reedus) to help him attack a band of Saviors.
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The earth is a restless place, she told the children, and earthquakes, especially here in Alaska, are part of that story.
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He could have made a dozen or more of these scrolls, but he was too restless to do it again. 221.
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These elements are integrated into a score that shifts and heaves, qualities captured in the restless performance led by George Manahan.
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What I will say is this: "The Restless Girls" is one of the prettiest books I've seen in a long time.
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More often drawn to moral questions than metaphysics, Buttigieg has a restless curiosity, friends say, that extends to his spiritual life.
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If it's too hot, it may interfere with your body's natural temperature cycles and leave you with a restless night's sleep.
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His writing style is overly dramatic, smacking of today's restless television programming, and remarkable only for rare moments of vivid description.
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Sometimes a bed of strings will swell with a prolonged sonority, though the component notes are too restless to stay put.
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While he made a success of the chain stores (they were later sold to a private investor), Mr. Kline was restless.
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After about 93 minutes — with little information about the delay and no cell service — everyone in the car was getting restless.
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"It's just a restless market before the Fed," said Joe Manimbo, senior market analyst at Western Union Business Solutions in Washington.
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Haunted by Chekhov's "The Seagull," Rachel Bonds's restless and friable play gathers a group of mostly artists at a lakeside retreat.
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Peterson, who had become restless with his veterinary residency, was spending his time off attending endocrine rounds at New York Hospital.
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Amalric shows up again, briefly, as the restless middle-aged Paul, now an anthropologist, who returns to France after years abroad.
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In this version, Prospero's cloistered daughter, Miranda (Leah Harvey), is no fairy tale princess awaiting deliverance, but a restless, urchin adolescent.
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They also exhibited an adamant righteousness that "The Restless Wave," with its rolling title, occasionally strives for but fails to convey.
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"I can't say that I'm restless sleeping at night thinking that this guy is going to bomb South Korea," Friedman said.
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Restless, Mr. Contino sued to break away from Mr. Heidt's contractual control, but settled and stayed for a while before leaving.
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Officer Mulkeen joined the force in January 2013, after growing restless with an early career in finance, friends and neighbors said.
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Sometimes when I try to relax, I find that I'm actually full of restless energy that I can't get rid of.
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He's bookish, too; he falls asleep studying Plutarch's " Lives " and has restless dreams in which philosophers bicker about socialism and autocracy.
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It tells me how much REM, how much deep sleep, how much restless and all this other stuff about my sleep.
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Today's workforce — millennials, especially — has come to be defined as restless, with a tendency toward frequent job-hopping and increased expectations.
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I need to be active five times a week or else my body starts to get restless and I feel gross.
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Sure, I loved it, but I was restless — I'd adjusted to the comfort and convenience afforded to me by a car.
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If it has been a while since I have been aloft, I'm restless, peevish, mindless, tired—useless as a human being.
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At Quirk, a small independent publishing house in Philadelphia, the restless Mr. Rekulak has produced a string of bizarre best sellers.
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"It is wistful and nostalgic, and at the same time full of restless curiosity," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.
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She noted that some of the soldiers who have been deployed to restless favelas in recent months hail from those communities.
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The impression he gives when talking about these years is one of restless intellectual ambition in search of a commensurate object.
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Her songs look at restless travels along with the details of everyday life, in roots-rock with a nimbus of psychedelia.
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Some prescription medications (like antidepressants) or OTC ones (like antihistamines) can bring out restless leg syndrome or make it worse, he says.
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In this selection, Alassane comes across as a restless creative force, whose filmography is radical in both its politics and its process.
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He also starred as Spencer Harrison on the daytime series Another World and as Arthur Hendricks in The Young and the Restless.
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"You need time for these policies to take effect and impact the economy, otherwise people are going to get restless," he said.
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Since January 23, the summit craters on Etna have been restless and now strombolian explosions have been rocking the South East Crater.
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That's why, working with the scraps of a restless trend-seeking audience, Maxïmo Park's recent success in their homeland is so surprising.
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It is reluctant to give Britain a bespoke deal, for fear that its other restless members will angle for special treatment, too.
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Later, she parlayed her modeling career into acting roles, with a part on The Young and the Restless during 2008 and 2009.
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As a pop culture persona, Stanfield is a product of the restless circuit he travels between the poles of exposure and disguise.
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He sends word to the rest of the kingdoms, while Sansa and Arya negotiate with the increasingly restless men in the north.
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The artist explains that he first got into knitting after wanting to keep his restless hands busy when away from his studio.
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I was worried that I would get restless for the 10 minutes (I know) that I needed to set aside every day.
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During 2019, however, with nothing to show on the migrant issue, and nothing much on the economy, the coalition's supporters grew restless.
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Girl's got a serious case of restless hair syndrome, but it's hard to blame her when every style looks so damn good.
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Goodman says there are no direct competitors, but Restless Bandit is part of a growing trend of recruiting's move to machine learning.
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Here's what you can blame for your restless nights, plus tips for how to get some effing shut-eye for a change.
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Move onion rings to where they spark joy the most; as a dumb thing to order when you're feeling restless and bored.
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You're bored, restless, and the backache that comes with long distance journeys in your self-driven car is starting to kick in.
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They get quiet, but the bees get louder, a restless buzzing emanates from their hives as they quickly fly in and out.
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Throughout the next week, The Young & the Restless will celebrate the life of St. John — who died at age 52 on Feb.
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And the continued nationalism of a Manhattan billionaire perfectly matches the mood of a hungry and restless populace ready for real change.
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John's latest and final book The Restless Wave: Good Times, Just Causes, Great Fights and Other Appreciations was published in April 2018.
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She was with a new dude too -- not Blackbear or Scott Disick -- but rather "The Young and the Restless" actor, Max Ehrich.
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After all, coming off the drugs had left him restless and mentally muddled, and stress was exacerbating his chronic lower back pain.
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While light in the room doesn't directly cause weight gain, the extra exposure leads to restless sleep and limits deep sleep time.
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The entire post merge has been players getting restless, voting out their allies, and immediately being hoisted out of the game themselves.
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"This show doesn't deserve an even slightly restless host," you said, just over a year ago, in announcing your Daily Show retirement.
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Tokyo Chutei Iki from Japan created a buzz beyond Asia with its restless ten-person (or sometimes more) baritone saxophone-only group.
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A restless person by his own admission, he dropped out of college three years in, getting all the debt without the degree.
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And despite all its restless detective work, "The Nice Guys" is unable to track down a soul or a reason for being.
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The Sun in Capricorn connects with Mars in Pisces at 3:08 AM, creating some restless but confident vibes early this morning.
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McCain's latest and final book The Restless Wave: Good Times, Just Causes, Great Fights and Other Appreciations was published in April 2018.
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"Flattery secures his friendship, criticism his enmity," wrote McCain in "The Restless Wave," which he co-authored with longtime aide Mark Salter.
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On Need to Feel Your Love, Sheer Mag captured the restless solidarity that has come to define our social and political moment.
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Lueders belongs to that strain of restless American expatriates who move to Southern Europe to pursue their idea of a romantic life.
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He delivered 90 minutes of increasingly exaggerated pantomime, announcing the presence of someone who is restless, impassioned, emphatic and at times belligerent.
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She is still a restless writer, still committed to revealing all the ugly feelings within the functional person or the happy home.
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McCain's memoir, "The Restless Wave: Good Times, Just Causes, Great Fights and Other Appreciations," is expected to be released on May 22.
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Victor Newman"—a character from "The Young and the Restless"—"just fell down a flight of stairs and he's in a coma.
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Perhaps that restless feeling is related to a need for variety or more project-based work that exercises more of your mind.
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Now that we're in the thick of the show, fans are getting very restless, because she has yet to make an appearance.
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I was just someone who'd barely done any yoga and meditation before and was reprimanded by gurus for being inflexible and restless.
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No one ever said what it was, but we waited a while and I was getting very restless, as I normally do.
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McCain has a new book coming out, "The Restless Wave," and he has remained engaged as he recovers at home in Phoenix.
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"Daedelus is an adventurous and restless producer who is always capable of balancing technique with taste, never losing the groove," he said.
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"Say how it is with everybody I know I got no temper for that" Every year, I get restless in the autumn.
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Curator Massimiliano Gioni approached the collective Abounaddara to be included in his exhibition The Restless Earth last year, but the group refused.
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Menstruation and neck pain were the most significant, followed by tiredness, bright lights, loud noise, too much sleep, restless sleep, and odors.
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But a few restless nights here and there isn't the same thing as having insomnia, a persistent and frustrating inability to sleep.
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"Among the people who called to thank me was President Obama," McCain writes in "The Restless Wave," according to the Daily Beast.
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But, judging by how many people deal with restless nights of unsatisfying sleep, few of us truly take this saying to heart.
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Then I would start to feel different: My sleep would become restless, yet in the mornings I'd feel more alert than ever.
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"If I'm feeling restless, I'm always up for something new," said Mr. Newman, who recently started taking guitar lessons just for fun.
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But the film captures their strange existence, one that fluctuates from restless to serene and is seemingly forgotten outside the hospital doors.
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Doctors Our dog's brain tumor had worsened to the point that she was restless at all times and often walked in circles.
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Stars: Tamera Mowry-Housley (The Real), Brooks Darnell (The Young and the Restless) and Barry Bostwick (Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce) Friday, Nov.
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We're always arguing, always fighting, always restless — and our music is a mirror and a maker of that once and future truth.
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Restless Creature is a documentary of the months in which she grappled with her next steps, especially as she struggled with injury.
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Restless vocal lines shift from plaintive lyrical phrases, to sputtered outbursts, to a style that seems a jazz equivalent of Italianate arioso.
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They set her squarely apart from her sisters, suggestive in their comfortable fit and masculine tailoring of her restless desire for freedom.
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A speculative fiction reader can be forgiven for mistaking Ana Simo's madcap mélange of a novel, HEARTLAND (Restless, paper, $17.99), for genre.
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A little over a year ago, Haley Burns, 93, was trying to get pregnant and was also becoming restless in her job.
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Still, designers are worried that visitors, accustomed to a spread of entertainment options at home, will get restless at a live event.
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A restless defender of democratic values, Teodoro Petkoff never stopped criticizing Hugo Chávez's autocratic tendencies and never gave up on his country.
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I put together a Google Slides with additional educational activities students can do if they're feeling restless, and include some book recommendations.
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Most opt for straightforward assertions of Odysseus's nature, descriptions running from the positive (crafty, sagacious, versatile) to the negative (shifty, restless, cunning).
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He could use his platform to encourage desperate businesses and restless citizens to defy restrictions, overwhelming the states' ability to enforce them.
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Jade has always been something of a restless spirit in search of an identity, jumping from one intense interest to the next.
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"You can tell when it gets into hour seven and eight folks get restless and want to stretch their legs," Murphy said.
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I'm feeling a little restless — this is only the beginning of my fifth week on the job, so I'm still ramping up.
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I have restless leg syndrome —especially when I'm trying to chill out — and more than anything else, the blanket helped mitigate this.
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"We do not hesitate to do something outdoorsy and active together if we're feeling a bit restless at work," he told CNBC.
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He had been in love before, he explained, but those relationships had always ended with him growing restless, intrigued by another woman.
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The planet of transformation has been moving retrograde since August 11, helping us to redirect our restless energy in positive new ways.
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It reads like the travelogue of a restless mind, trapped with its owner inside a cramped prison but determined to stay free.
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Fueled by his restless drive to improve every aspect of racing and his keen engineering and marketing mind, his business grew rapidly.
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The violin essentially leads the orchestra through the rhapsodic first movement, playing restless lines that shift from searching lyricism to impetuous brilliance.
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Mr. Aucoin shows respect for the tender, charming words by setting them to somber music of lyrical pining over restless orchestral stirrings.
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Sure you'll save yourself a bit of cash, but then you're doomed to a life of restless nights and a sore back.
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Surprising news about other people arrives as messenger Mercury faces off with Uranus, planet of the unexpected, stirring the mentally restless pot.
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It's more like a restless night, in which stretches of lulling sameness are fitfully interrupted, sometimes in a good way, sometimes not.
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But they are more restless, a little more on edge than Binx Bolling was, as befits their place in the 21st century.
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