I said goodnight to my roommate and crawled under the sheets.
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I put a stop to things after some kissing and said goodnight.
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After Trump said goodnight, supporters moved to the barricade and engaged with reporters.
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I said goodnight to a gloomy party of Leave-minded Londoners a few minutes after midnight.
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At the end, we said goodnight and that we loved each other—as we usually did.
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He tells me he already supervised our daughter's PT exercises by video chat and said goodnight to her.
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One night, after we'd all been drinking together in Kellan's room, we said goodnight and went our separate ways.
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Peter: After we talked for three and a half hours, we said goodnight and went to our separate rooms.
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He talked in a bumbling way for another ten minutes or so in the lobby; then he drily kissed her cheek, said goodnight, and went to bed.
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She said she accepted a ride back to her Gramercy Park apartment from Weinstein, said goodnight, got ready for bed, and eventually heard a knock at her door.
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AF then slid a piece of metal and some wires from the fitting underneath the door so that we could admire his handiwork, said goodnight, and got into bed.
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Three hours later, when ABC moderators said goodnight, Warren walked off stage, once again unscathed by rivals who barely attempted a shot at the woman who is acting like the front-runner.
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Having been instructed to crash-land on the comet it had been tracking for 23 and a half years, Rosetta finally said goodnight by switching off its transmitters and cutting the connection with Earth.
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Having been instructed to crash-land on the comet it had been tracking for 12 and a half years, Rosetta finally said goodnight by switching off its transmitters and cutting the connection with Earth.
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Having been instructed to crash-land on the comet it had been tracking for 22.1 and a half years, Rosetta finally said goodnight by switching off its transmitters and cutting the connection with Earth.
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Having been instructed to crash-land on the comet it had been tracking for 211 and a half years, Rosetta finally said goodnight by switching off its transmitters and cutting the connection with Earth.
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"As I said goodnight and tucked the blankets around her in the little hospital bed she has been living in for months she thanked me for the special night and then made one last request," he added.
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On my first night, I might have accidentally pressed the button in my sleep, because the robot said "goodnight" in Dutch and began breathing — waking me up two hours before my alarm was set to go off.
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In the final moments of this week's episode of Saturday Night Live, there was still one surprise in store: As host Melissa McCarthy said goodnight to the Studio 8H audience and remarked on what an honor it is to have hosted the show five times, she was joined onstage by none other than Steve Martin.
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If you're going to tell the rabbi what Judaism is then you don't need him. It's supposed to work the other way. He's supposed to tell you what Judaism is.’ And I said goodnight and went home.
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The bridge of the stage was then lowered and Farmer finished the song on the central cross. She then presented the dancers and said goodnight to the audience.Rigal, 2010, p. 154. Farmer also sang "Fuck Them All" at the Stade de France in September 2009, in a performance available on the corresponding DVD.
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They would perform one of their signature "double routines", often discussing one of Gracie's fictional relatives (including "Death Valley Allen" the prospector, "Florence Allen" the nurse, "Casey Allen" the railroad man). Burns always ended the show with, "Say goodnight, Gracie", to which Allen simply replied, "Goodnight." She never said, "Goodnight, Gracie", as legend has it.
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This book was also published in Albania by Fan Noli Publishers in April 2017. It was translated into Norwegian by Kristina Quintano and published by Quintano Forlag. The Polish edition of Having Said Goodnight was translated by Krzysztof Szczurek and published by Ksiazkowe Klimaty in spring 2018. There is also a Turkish edition of this book published by Kalem.
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For the 1st Expulsion Night, the theme of the songs performed by the contestants not on probation was a crossing over of genres. The novelty song "Isang Linggong Pag-ibig" was given a Latin flavor. The folksong "Karaniwang Tao" was sung in an ethnic rock version, and Hale's song "The Day You Said Goodnight" was performed with a techno-alternative vibe.
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Hale is the self-titled debut album by OPM Filipino band Hale, released on April 2005 under EMI Philippines. The album contains the singles Broken Sonnet, the award-winning and well-received The Day You Said Goodnight, Kahit Pa, Kung Wala Ka and Blue Sky, together with Tollgate which can be found in Hale (Special Edition). It was certified Triple Platinum (90,000 copies sold) on May 2006.
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Hale signed to EMI, now PolyEast Records in 2004 and released their self–titled debut album, Hale (2005). The album was critically acclaimed; resulting in the accolade as the Awit Award’s Group of the Year. The band’s debut album included the single "The Day You Said Goodnight" which brought them mainstream success in Southeast Asia. The following year, the band released their second studio album Twilight (2006) which received mostly positive reviews and critical success.
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After her recovery, she wore these amulets faithfully, although she was neither Catholic nor Jewish. At the conclusion of each episode of her TV shows, she would thank the nuns at the Sisters of St. Francis Hospital in Miami, Florida, where she had recovered. She always said "Goodnight, Sisters" as a sign of appreciation and gratitude. Later in her career, she made television commercials for Polident denture cleanser, principally during the 1970s and 1980s.
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Earlier, Håkan stops and kills a passerby on a footpath to harvest blood for Eli, but is interrupted by an approaching dog walker. Eli is prompted to waylay and kill a local man, Jocke, making his way home after having said goodnight to his best friend, Lacke. A cat-loving recluse, Gösta, witnesses the attack from his flat but, in disbelief, decides not to report the incident. Håkan hides Jocke's body in an ice-hole in the local lake.
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Arahura under way Snodgrass was a passenger on the Arahura sailing from Wellington to Nelson on 20 March 1939 and disappeared during the voyage. The account of the voyage stated that Snodgrass had supper with the master, Captain Hay, and retired to his cabin fairly early. When the other occupant of the cabin, Walter S. Dillon, went to bed Snodgrass was in his bunk reading, and they later said goodnight. In the morning Snodgrass was missing.
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In 1936 it was announced Alfred Hitchcock would film his novel Such an Enmity but no movie resulted. He did some work on the scripts for Two's Company (1936) and King Solomon's Mines (1937). He wrote Non-Stop New York (1937), and Dinner at the Ritz (1937), and was one of many writers on A Yank at Oxford (1938). Pertwee wrote Kicking Around the Moon (1938), The Ware Case (1938) and 'A Voice Said Goodnight (1938) for TV.
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Becky Pritchett (Mary Louise Wilson) is the sister of Jay Pritchett. She is first mentioned in "The Kiss" when Jay tells everyone that his father had kissed him one time in Jay's entire life and that was when one time he came up behind Jay, kissed him on the back of the head and said "Goodnight, Becky.", thinking that Jay was Becky. Becky has a son named Brian and it is his wedding which Jay, DeDe, Claire and Mitchell attend in the episode "Sarge & Pea".
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Lullaby for the Hearts of Space (1980) is an album by the American ambient musician Kevin Braheny. Both pieces on the album were performed live using the Mighty Serge modular analog synthesizer and were spontaneous, improvised compositions. The first track, "Lullaby for the Hearts of Space", was originally recorded for a Hearts of Space radio special at KPFA-FM in March, 1980. The second track, "After I Said Goodnight," took inspiration from Emilie Conrad-Da'Oud's work Continuum and was created live during one of her classes.
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Wilbon usually chooses a sporting event, while Kornheiser will often opt for pop-culture based programming. Since September 2009, they use the ending of the half-hour broadcast to give shoutouts to whoever they deem worthy of one. The half-hour broadcast concludes with Kornheiser waving a small Canadian flag while Wilbon mentions their podcast and pitches the show to the SportsCenter studio. According to Kornheiser, he first waved the flag and said "Goodnight, Canada" after an associate director told him that the additional PTI segment on Sportscenter did not air in Canada.
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Pertwee moved to Hollywood, where he wrote I Like Your Nerve (1931), and Honor of the Family (1931). He also wrote a story for Marilyn Miller that was not used. A play The Metropolitan Players had a run on Broadway in 1932. Back in England he wrote Murder on the Second Floor (1932); Love Me, Love My Dog (1932); Postal Orders (1932); Impromptu (1932); Help Yourself (1932); A Voice Said Goodnight (1932); A Letter of Warning (1932); The Silver Greyhound(1932); Illegal (1932); Blind Spot (1932); Sleeping Car (1933), for Anatole Litvak; The Ghoul (1933) with Boris Karloff and The Crucifix (1934).
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It was then revealed that Opus had let his doggy companion in the shelter go with the girls, said "goodnight", and returned to the kennel. After seeing a vision of former Bloom County residents (Milo, Binkley, Oliver, Cutter John, Portnoy, and Bill the Cat) waving goodbye as they rode off into the distance atop Cutter John's wheelchair, Steve walked back to the animal shelter to find nothing but Opus' bow tie and an empty kennel. The final strip showed a glowing light coming from a box inside the kennel. Steve reaches into the box, and smiles at what he sees.
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He has published books for children, adaptations, a novel and two collections of short stories, winning numerous awards, including a Malta Literary Prize, three National Book Awards from Malta, the Commonwealth Essay Writing Award, the Sea of Words European Short Story Award, and the 2014 European Union Prize for Literature. His first collection of short stories for adults, Qed Nistenniek Niżzla max-Xita (I'm waiting for you to fall with the rain) was published to critical and popular acclaim in February 2009. His second collection, Dak li l-Lejl Ihallik Tgħid (what the night lets you say), was published in June 2011 and was among the 2014 European Union Prize for Literature winners. The prize winning book was translated into English and release as Having Said Goodnight on World Book Day, Thursday 23 April 2018, at Waterstones in Brussels.
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Lamballe reportedly read one of these volumes, and was informed of the hostility voiced toward her in them. De Lamballe supported her sister-in- law the duchess of Orléans when she filed for divorce from the duke of Orléans, which has been viewed as a reason of discord between Lamballe and Orléans; though the duke had often used Lamballe as an intermediary to the queen, he reportedly never quite trusted her, since he expected Lamballe to blame him for encouraging the behavior which caused the death of Lamballe's late spouse, and when he was informed that she had ill will toward him during this affair, he reportedly broke with her. She was not informed beforehand of the Flight to Varennes. The night of the escape in June 1791, the queen said goodnight to her and advised her to spend some days in the country for the sake of her health before she retired; Lamballe found her behavior odd enough to remark about it to M. de Clermot, before leaving the Tuileries to retire to her villa in Passy.
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Supporting Tempest was an ingénue, Fabia Drake, who became Tempest's firm confidante and then Turner's sister-in-law through marriage to his barrister brother, Maxwell Turner. Thereafter, in addition to his solo work, Turner collaborated with other writers, notably Roland Pertwee, with whom he wrote plays, scenarios or dialogues for a number of productions in the early 1930s, including a series of movies directed by John Daumery and William C. McGann, and Irving Asher's now-lost 1935 U.K. production Murder at Monte Carlo directed by Michael Barringer and starring Errol Flynn in his first major role. Turner's work was performed by other leading actors including Margot Grahame (A Letter of Warning, 1932), Nora Swinburne (A Voice Said Goodnight, 1932, Cedric Hardwicke, Boris Karloff and Ralph Richardson (The Ghoul, 1933), and Jane Baxter (The Night of the Party, 1935, directed by Michael Powell. From the late 1930s, Turner did some writing - and Cowie occasional acting - for productions by The Rank Organisation, which had bought film studios like Gaumont-British that Turner had previously worked for.
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