KERNEN: HE MIGHT BE SLEEPING IN. HE MIGHT BE SLEEPING IN. BUT I LIKE IT – I LIKE IT WHEN IT HAPPENS.
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I didn't feel like I was sleeping in someone's home, but I didn't feel like I was sleeping in a characterless hotel, either.
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The moves comes after 85033 babies died while sleeping in one of these products since 2005, including two newborns who were sleeping in hammocks, the agency said.
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You know, you start out sleeping in your car, you're sleeping in motor lodges, and then Super 8s, and then you work your way up to a really nice Marriott.
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The report also states that Crawford told friends she wasn't comfortable sleeping in her bedroom, and had been sleeping in the apartment's living room since the day of her alleged assault by Brantley.
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LONDON — Scotland's most wee citizens are sleeping in cardboard boxes.
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Now, they don't mind sleeping in tents and cheap motels.
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ADAPT activists spent close to 60 hours sleeping in Sen.
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Most ban sitting, lying down or sleeping in public places.
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M. is sleeping in, since he's working from home today.
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And the ones sleeping in their car don't really sleep.
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No sleeping in — there's hair and makeup to be done!
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"Sleeping in a tent, though..." was surely my strongest case.
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Baby Kulture was sleeping in style from the beginning, too.
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Here he is sleeping in the goddamn trailer: Wake up!
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Like Midge, Joel is now sleeping in his childhood bedroom.
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I spent that night sleeping in the family's reed house.
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Sleeping in my own bed was such a good choice!
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" Though her Mother's Day plans aren't finalized – "Sleeping in maybe!
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One began sleeping in the same bed as her mother.
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One began sleeping in the same bed as her mother.
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"I was sleeping in my car before that," she said.
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Only something was standing — or rather sleeping — in their way.
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A funky pair of boxers they'll both love sleeping in
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Around that time, they stopped sleeping in the same room.
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I see visions of you lying sleeping in your casket.
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"He's sleeping in the back on the floor," she said.
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"I have no problem sleeping in New Rochelle," he said.
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Bans on sleeping in public places increased by 31 percent.
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I've been throwing up, throwing up, sleeping in the streets.
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They had been sleeping in the same crib that night.
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I am incapable of sleeping in on the weekends now.
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Sleeping in an IKEA store isn't a totally crazy fantasy.
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He said he started sleeping in cemeteries in his 20s.
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They shared that suite in 1985 during Courier's first semester at the academy, with Courier sleeping in a bunk room with three other campers and Agassi sleeping in another bunk room with three other campers.
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Shocking images of immigrant children sleeping in cages on the floor.
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Sleeping in and late breakfasts with N. are my favorite things.
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I don't think I'd last the day without sleeping in, though.
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Rebecca was last seen sleeping in her bed at 9 a.m.
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Ryanair exposes fake photo of cabin crew sleeping in crew room.
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Remember when skin care just meant not sleeping in your makeup?
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But Randy Humiston isn't like most people -- he's sleeping in it.
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A lot of times that would mean sleeping in somebody's car.
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Upon arrival, we're told cops discovered Winsor sleeping in his SUV.
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Grandmothers have no time for sleeping in, especially on their birthday.
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People in Congo-Brazzaville have been banned from sleeping in mosques.
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Surely, Donald had been looking forward to sleeping in his Louis
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Of reading your own books, of sleeping in your own bed?
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We just felt like we're better off sleeping in different beds.
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Would I be sleeping in a bed or on the streets?
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He started sleeping in hostels and often ended up in hospital.
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Sleeping in with the two of them is my greatest treasure.
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Staying in this hotel is essentially like sleeping in a bubble.
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"I was staying with my niece and sleeping in her basement."
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I wake up at 10, which is sleeping in for me.
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DOGS, CHILDREN Jeremy: My idea of sleeping in is 103:30.
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"Molly is sleeping in one of your sweatshirts," her aunt said.
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Office workers sip coffee beside men sleeping in chairs pulled together.
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Many are crowded into unsanitary camps or sleeping in the open.
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"He is sleeping in the flesh, but alive in the soul."
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I can say, from experience, that sleeping in your car sucks.
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It was like sleeping in the heart of a jogging giant.
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I debate sleeping in but remember it's a hair wash day.
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Since the shooting, Barry has had trouble sleeping in the dark.
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Beyond that, sleeping in them on most city streets is illegal.
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They were sleeping in the massage parlors on the massage tables.
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We are sleeping in a bathroom right now, it´s terrible.
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If I'm sleeping in, they're very quiet, like, 'Mommy needs to sleep!
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Others in the Bay Area have resorted to sleeping in their cars.
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Context is important: Is the drunk person sleeping in a loud bar?
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There will be nothing in the crib when she's sleeping in there.
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The man was sleeping in his truck when he was fatally stabbed.
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People left their homes and wandered around, some sleeping in the streets.
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"I don't want that woman sleeping in my bed anymore!" he screamed.
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James took to sleeping in his truck to protect the remaining property.
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And it's cold outside, maybe it's snowing and we're just sleeping in.
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At its peak, it held more than 12,000 people sleeping in tents.
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Houses were overrun, with people cramming into buildings and sleeping in shifts.
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My temporary roommate is finished with her assignment, so she's sleeping in.
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" Linda informs them the babies are "sleeping in there with 19,000 spores.
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" With Brittany's father, Jax claimed Brittany was "overeating and sleeping in late.
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First, spend a night sleeping in one of five meticulously coordinated bedrooms.
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I wouldn't be sleeping in a retainer every night if I had.
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Sleeping in the bed felt like being wrapped in a fluffy cocoon.
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There's a little child sleeping in the bed, Hungry, tired, but dreamy.
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But sleeping in the car is the next best thing right now.
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Side view of beautiful young woman sleeping in her bed at home
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"Sleeping in" to Amy means reading Politico in bed before getting up.
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I couldn't keep them here, sleeping in a tent on the ground.
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Since then, they have been sleeping in shipping containers beside the property.
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Sandy is just photogenic, often lying around and sleeping in adorable positions.
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After finishing some quests and sleeping in a bed, the leg healed.
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She remembers sleeping in three-hour increments during its most pivotal moments.
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"I'm sleeping in the garage in one of our closets," he said.
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The next morning, he came into the room I was sleeping in.
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I'm sleeping in this park [in Riohacha, Colombia] with my son, Edi.
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No drinking, eating or sleeping in public spaces (25 euros, about $2300).
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We're decked in athleisure, and the dogs are sleeping in the back.
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BUT AGAIN, THIS IS A GUY WHO IS SLEEPING IN THE FACTORY.
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"I can't be here in a hospital, sleeping in a chair," Mrs.
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Displaced families are scattered around the county, many sleeping in vehicles and shelters.
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She took me all over alone, camping, sleeping in the same sleeping bag.
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In the photo, his child can clearly be seen sleeping in the background.
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Sleeping in is not an option, so I wake up and make coffee.
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Police said Rebecca was last seen sleeping in her bed at 9 a.m.
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People will be sleeping in their vehicles, which has implications for roadside hotels.
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In my room, there was someone already sleeping in one of the beds.
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He has been sleeping in a park ever since, he told the outlet.
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"I'm just so thankful I'm not sleeping in a treehouse anymore," he said.
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Epstein: Are a lot of drivers sleeping in their cars, in your experience?
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Camille gets drunk on Maker's Mark and ends up sleeping in her car.
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Sleeping in is a MAJOR luxury these days, and I fully enjoy it.
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Shea ended up coming with him, but they're sleeping in separate hotel rooms.
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"Ryanair exposes fake photo of cabin crew sleeping in crew room," Ryanair wrote.
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One scene shows the boys' father Jose hovering over Erik sleeping in bed.
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"I still pretend like he's sleeping in the other room," Bolinski told WITI.
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It. What is the big fucking deal about sleeping in a contorted tarp?
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"We're nervous to stay here, but we are sleeping in shifts," she said.
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He also claimed to feel the demons he summoned sleeping in his soul.
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If sleeping in a van is plausible, Wicked Campers is a good option.
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And then you have to pay the ticket for sleeping in the park.
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Many of them ended up sleeping in chairs and on the airport floor.
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"I don't think there's anything wrong with sleeping in the car," I say.
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A young black bear was discovered sleeping in a hotel bathroom in Montana.
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Sleeping in her arms, the creature feels no heavier than her own son.
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Piraeus now has refugees sleeping in passenger waiting rooms or in tents outdoors.
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Sleeping in guest beds and on air mattresses offers little to no privacy.
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You would see people sleeping in them in airport lounges and hotel lobbies.
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Like many young children, Hattie would wind up sleeping in her parents' bed.
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They become rewired as night owls, staying awake later and then sleeping in.
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But is sleeping in the same bed with your dog a good idea?
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Mr. Irving, who has no home, spends many nights sleeping in his car.
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Some cities have banned people from camping or even sleeping in public spaces.
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A 9-year-old recalls sleeping in the desert, awakening to a snake.
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So he wound up sleeping in a hostel and we missed each other.
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It was eerily silent, and felt like sleeping in a well-furnished submarine.
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Ms. Hood, who had been sleeping in the back seat, was violently thrown.
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If you&aposve ever dreamt of sleeping in a treehouse, look no further.
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How does someone go from sleeping in a car to seeking a Ph.D.?
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Sunday in Karaganda, and it is expected no one will be sleeping in.
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In this video, an adorable baby is caught sleeping in his bouncy chair.
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He's heard of other pastors sleeping in cars outside their churches, he said.
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Residents are sleeping in houses that are still standing but aren't necessarily safe.
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You're not going to have down bedding, you're probably even sleeping in hammocks.
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It's the first full day I am furloughed, but I'm not sleeping in.
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In some places, kids in foster care are sleeping in social workers' offices.
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Sleeping in is a habit that many people are used to indulging in.
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Oroville resident Dakota Reiley has been sleeping in a tent nearby the parking lot.
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Sleeping in a hotel room every night is not good for my mental health.
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I never want somebody getting an abortion and then sleeping in their car afterward.
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Evans notes that sleeping in your fake tan ensures a longer-lasting, richer glow.
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I realize to some this isn't exactly sleeping in, but for me it is.
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In March Theresa May boldly promised to end rough sleeping in England by 2027.
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He's sleeping in parks & still trying to get freelance work, interviews, and applications in.
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Kat and Adena sleeping in the airport after having sex for the first time.
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Others are sleeping in the streets, terrified to go back into their homes. 2.
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It's also linked to why you can still feel tired even after sleeping in.
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In April, the pair was found sleeping in a secluded shelter in Northern California.
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The shooter, who also was caught sleeping in class several times, was later dismissed.
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Questions about the propriety of members sleeping in their offices have been raised before.
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"People are sleeping in the open and the food supply is insufficient," she said.
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Rahami was captured after he was found sleeping in the doorway of a bar.
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Andy Barr, and House Speaker Paul Ryan, have boasted about sleeping in their offices.
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Lorenzo, 210, has been sleeping in a church pew since his arrival in Texas.
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His parents told police they thought their son was just sleeping in, Braun said.
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So that was the hardest part, because I was sleeping in a model apartment.
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He had been working nonstop, sleeping in the factory, personally diagnosing robot calibration problems.
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The pair became fast friends, with Zero sleeping in the boy's bed every night.
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Some employees have resorted to sleeping in their cars in a Walmart parking lot.
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The person who was there was sleeping in his trailer and heard the gunshots.
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In Velika Kladusa, hundreds have been sleeping in makeshift tent camps on several locations.
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And in theory, we do—by drinking copiously, sleeping in, and generally lazing around.
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Charlie looked over at Becky, who was sleeping in her work hoodie and sweatpants.
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Not everyone has the luxury of sleeping in a room that faces the sky.
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There were also people sleeping in their cars on the side of the interstate.
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Nowadays, we're doing it more for fun and like sleeping in our own beds.
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"There are foster kids sleeping in hotels and living in temporary shelters," said Sen.
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It would criminalize camping or sleeping in public areas in parts of the city.
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Each of four bedrooms will make you feel like you're sleeping in the trees.
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Many are expected to end up sleeping in cars or homeless shelters, officials said.
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ALEX SCHWEDER: Last night was our first night sleeping in Reactor after its completion.
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A lack of cash meant they would often end up sleeping in bus stations.
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With Nanit you are exposed to thousands of babies sleeping in their natural environment.
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Anyway, the relationship soured and I began sleeping in the spare room with her.
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I have three children, so sleeping in on the weekends is not an option.
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He grew up in Brooklyn sleeping in the hallway of a one-bedroom apartment.
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He has started sleeping in his office because he has so much to do.
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Paul Manafort, Trump's former campaign chairman, was sleeping in his own bed at night.
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Wang stabbed three babies sleeping in bassinets in a Queens maternity center last month.
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Want to spend your vacation sleeping in a bunker, listening to gunfire and explosions?
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And now he's eating three square meals a day, sleeping in his own bed.
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He also said WEF participants were afraid to join him sleeping in the cold.
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Hundreds of people spent the night sleeping in tents pitched by the emergency services.
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And if relatives stayed overnight, everyone would effectively be sleeping in the same room.
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They had allegedly spent the better part of a year sleeping in separate rooms.
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He took to sleeping in the living room, away from the rest of them.
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But I'm not a sleeping-in person and usually out of bed before 8.
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As many of us know, sleeping in economy seats is a challenge at best.
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I took to sleeping in my parents' room, with the television on full blast.
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Some regular themes: sleeping in late, spending more time with family and cultural activities.
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And here we are, sleeping, in the stairs at Gatwick, because there's no flights.
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This is where and why we've seen kids sleeping in "cages" under emergency blankets.
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Magalia resident James Sallaz leans on his friend's truck, which he has been sleeping in.
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Despite their friendly demeanor, Frank and Claire are revealed to be sleeping in separate beds.
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The main character ends up sleeping in her car overnight while waiting for an abortion.
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It got so dire at one point Britney ended up sleeping in a parking lot.
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He then talked about people sleeping in campaign offices and eating food from hot plates.
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It's as much of a con tradition as sleeping in line and posing with superheroes.
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A rule literally exists that says something along the lines of 'no sleeping in igloos.
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He was sleeping in the same room where he was born when the quake hit.
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My husband and I sleep in so often it's not even called sleeping in anymore.
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Either way, members of Congress sleeping in their offices may soon come to an end.
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Many who stayed behind were sleeping in campers or other vehicles, out of harm's way.
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For staying up late they're pegged as undisciplined; for sleeping in they're dismissed as lazy.
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Actually, my kids have been sleeping in our bed since they were able to walk.
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The first, posted by both parents, featured Max sleeping in his hospital blanket and hat.
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Sleeping in on the weekend is a counterproductive way to catch up on your sleep.
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An NYPD officer (left) inspects a homeless man sleeping in a subway car in 1982.
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"Most parents don't want their baby sleeping in their room until 503 year," Paul said.
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The first, posted by both parents, featured Max sleeping in his hospital blanket and hat.
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Police arrived early in the morning and instructed those sleeping in tents to dismantle them.
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There was an older couple sleeping in their S.U.V. at the foot of the hill.
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It flashes on him eating instant noodles, sleeping in a car, and scrubbing a toilet.
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But I don't plan on ordering Uber Eats or sleeping in an Oyo anytime soon.
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He began sleeping in a recliner because he was too heavy to sleep lying down.
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Sleeping in two-to-three-hour stretches for months on end really takes a toll.
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A baby black bear was found curled up sleeping in a hotel bathroom in Montana.
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The heist was ultimately blocked by a giant seal sleeping in their path, police said.
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That's surprising considering most full-time truckers do spend some time sleeping in their trucks.
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"He loves sleeping in our cabinet in the break room," said Shelter Director Alan Canady.
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That's important because drivers are making so little some are sleeping in their own cars.
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You'd see six dogs sleeping in a corner with one dog sitting up guarding them.
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Being away from home, sleeping in a cold tent all alone is hard, no doubt.
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We spent that night and the next sleeping in the family car with our mom.
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The conditions were horrible: homeless, malnourished children sleeping in a clump, barefoot in a doorway.
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I certainly spent a few mornings sleeping in just to make the days feel shorter.
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He and Díaz started tracking a group of boar, sleeping in a field among them.
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There was a dog sleeping in the doorway that did not appear anxious to move.
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In remote towns upstream, she said, many rural homeless are sleeping in cars or outside.
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More often, however, neighbors saw Mr. Santos sleeping in the stairwell of his mother's building.
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"I understand that he was sleeping in a sleeping bag in his office," Richardson said.
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They travel light, sleeping in hammocks and staying in the cave for about two months.
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At community colleges, many students are spending nights on friends' couches or sleeping in cars.
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One rocket damaged a home, but the occupants were sleeping in a fortified area inside.
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So I was on the road, and I was sleeping in my makeup a bunch.
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I saw them sleeping in the streets at night, huddled together for warmth, like puppies.
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Can Los Angeles prohibit sleeping in sensitive locations, such as next to new homeless shelters?
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Until recently, this meant sleeping in a lab, attached to measuring machines all night long.
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If you own, though, you may be sitting on, and sleeping in, a gold mine.
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Being a new mother herself, Wilhelm couldn't fathom a newborn sleeping in the bus station.
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Some regular themes: sleeping in late, spending more time with family, and enjoying cultural activities.
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"I'm gonna be sleeping in my van, with my dogs," he told CNN affiliate WDBJ.
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Afterward the Lakers spoke mostly of the prospect of sleeping in their own beds again.
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Then in some cases, they're sleeping in their cars, in some cases can't afford lunch.
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If you like sleeping in, that's arguably the most exciting day of the summer. TimeAndDate.
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Branson posted pictures of staff sleeping in makeshift beds and playing dice as the storm approached.
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All the kids were sleeping in their rooms and it was like 11:30 at night.
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Caroline Manzo and her family clearly aren't afraid of the dark – or sleeping in jail cells.
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Even the zombie apocalypse demands sleeping in style when you're the Queen of the Seven Kingdoms.
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She ended up getting a stomach ache and threw up, sleeping in another 24-hour McDonald's.
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As they went about their work in Yemen, the mercenaries stayed in huts, sleeping in cots.
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"Super pumped for the Golden Globes," she captioned the shot of her sleeping in a chair.
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One is clamping down on supposed vices such as smoking shisha and sleeping in past 6.53am.
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" The full text "I was sleeping in because we just got back from working in Canada.
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Sleeping in, even if it's just a quarter of an hour, seems to make a difference.
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In the 1870s, she had herself captured on camera in her bedroom, sleeping in a coffin.
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Typically, when I travel, I'm sleeping in a budget-friendly AirBnB or on a friend's couch.
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Police found Aghdam sleeping in her car in Mountain View, California, the night before the shooting.
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There, a 12-year-old giant panda named Mei Ling was sleeping in the exhibit's playground.
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"Sometimes it's sleeping in and having a doughnut, or three, and some chocolate milk," she said.
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Yamato Tanooka survived by sleeping in a military base building and drinking from a water faucet.
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Some had been sleeping in the office, under their desks or in corners of conference rooms.
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She had her baby sleeping in a very beautiful protective tent as she waited for customers.
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That should help you locate your stolen laptop even when it's sleeping in a thief's bag.
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While she was sleeping in her bed, he began kissing her and then licking her face.
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He posted pictures of staff sleeping in makeshift beds and playing dice as the storm approached.
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And in his second post, the birthday boy appears to be sleeping in his father's arms.
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Despite what Connie Chung says, Frank will no longer still be sleeping in the White House.
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An employee can be heard scolding Dufresne for sleeping in the establishment while another person laughs.
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The clip also shows Stearns eating instant noodles, sleeping in a car, and scrubbing a toilet.
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"I've been sleeping in my apartment doing things my way for a long time," he explains.
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That's great in theory but hard to practice, especially when you relish sleeping in on weekends.
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I was still a nerd but I was living at night and sleeping in the day.
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I showered and washed my hair after my workout yesterday, so, again, I justify sleeping in.
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They're sleeping in cots and eating the same food as everyone else after their house flooded.
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As she lay sleeping in the night his mind now began to work up new scenarios.
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I've really made an effort to change my approach to sleeping in the past 18 months.
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I've been throwing up, throwing up, sleeping in the street, trying to find something to eat.
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SATURDAY • It's a day for sleeping in, chilling out and celebrating -- your most fundamental American freedoms.
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The people in the group walked for days at a time, sleeping in fields or churches.
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White said people were sleeping in makeshift shacks along the river because there wasn't enough housing.
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SpotMini is also surprisingly quiet, so it can go about its duties while you're sleeping in.
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He then poured kerosene on the bed he was sleeping in and set it on fire.
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I did a lot of sleeping in the months after the stroke as my brain healed.
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Haley Campola submitted this photo of her 1-year-old son sleeping in a funny position.
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The daycare provider had left Anders sleeping in his car seat and his breathing grew constricted.
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" In newspaper interviews, Goodwin later recalled eating scraps and sleeping in "a dark, wretched, little hole.
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But if it was Sunday, and I was sleeping in, my dad would pick them up.
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When I arrived at his place, I discovered his partner was sleeping in the next room.
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She gave up her bed so the two couples could trade off sleeping in her room.
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Wang stabbed three babies sleeping in bassinets on the first floor — all girls — and two adults.
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They include prohibiting adults from being alone with minor gymnasts, including sleeping in a hotel room.
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"You are saints," responded Ms. Santiago, who has been sleeping in her car since Dec. 28.
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A sheriff's deputy was suspended after he was found sleeping in his squad car on campus.
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Her parents, who lived one town away, took turns sleeping in the chair by her bed.
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The mother and daughter were sleeping in the same room with the 8-month-old baby.
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"Sometimes you see up to five solitary male bees sleeping in a flower," Ms. Angel said.
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But when she became a bartender in New York City, Sundays were all about sleeping in.
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Mr. Netanyahu had even stayed at the Kushners' home in New Jersey, sleeping in Jared's bedroom.
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On Wednesday morning, some students were still curled under silver thermal blankets, sleeping in the gym.
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Sleeping in a pair of regular headphones is an option too, but Kokoon headphones are comfier.
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I started getting the itch to do something more productive than playing tennis and sleeping in.
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EL PASO, Texas — Defendant #21 was sleeping in his father's arms when his name was called.
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EL PASO, Texas — Defendant #5 was sleeping in his father's arms when his name was called.
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These women were sleeping in massage parlors, on the massage tables, and had no access to transportation.
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I know that I'm "sleeping in" tomorrow, so I'm not too worried about going to bed late.
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Fought and her young daughter, Catalina Pesso, had been sleeping in the same room as the dog.
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You want a pet to sit on the couch, pick the one that's sleeping in the corner.
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He reported sleeping in them three to four nights a week and even swimming with them on.
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That's because they have to turn their necks while sleeping in order to, you know, keep breathing.
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"); like an urban fox by sleeping in a backyard in London's East End and eating garbage ("…Huh?
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Police officers in Mountain View, California, found her sleeping in her car early Tuesday before the attack.
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But in the end, when Rachel is sleeping in his office, Coleman sneaks off to meet Yael.
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Now he is sleeping in a cramped, unheated cell with limited access to lawyers and family members.
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No public sexual harassment allegations related to Congress have been linked to members sleeping in their offices.
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She says she looked over at her husband, who seemed to be sleeping in the passenger seat.
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In the closing scene of the show, they spot Deja and her mother sleeping in the car.
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Phil is still trying to change all the lead sleeping in his head to gold on Twitter.
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We're sometimes in three or four states a day and sleeping in a new city every night.
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He was found dead while sleeping in a tent at camp 2, which is at 24,278 feet.
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It might mean sleeping in tents for months in the cold Tijuana winter, but Perez is unfazed.
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He went from sleeping in his car to coaching the best college football team in the country.
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I was on my seventh year of an indefinite visit, still sleeping in a bare guest room.
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"Yeah, that certainly makes me hesitant about sleeping in the subway again," he said about the rodent.
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Across town, Crystal Hoppe and her family were sleeping in when their pit bull, Gracie, began barking.
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Like most people, I spent years thinking that summer was prime time for sleeping in a tent.
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Slip into our gallery of celebs in holiday pajamas to see who's sleeping in this season's style!
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There's no worry about them being sick or sleeping in a sterile hospital room without their mother.
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Sleeping in late, breakfast, hitting the gym, modeling for some photo shoots and attending business meetings — together.
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Our first night as a family and the three of us were all sleeping in different places.
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"When I wasn't caring for Lisa, I was cleaning, studying, or sleeping, in that order," she writes.
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Jungmann visited a square in Boa Vista where some 300 Venezuelans have been sleeping in the open.
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He's sleeping in Kim Kardashian's room with his girlfriend when they come to tell him the news.
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You're more likely to see them sleeping in a remote hut than in a 5-star hotel.
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You'll feel like you're sleeping in the clouds with the dreamy-soft Super Snooze Baffled Featherbed Set.ProsCons
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Ms. Becerra occupies a narrow room that she uses primarily as an office, sleeping in a nook.
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And sleeping in his own bed — his home is near the Yankees' training complex — helped as well.
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I'd hear my mother crying at night, and I noticed my parents started sleeping in separate rooms.
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An officer was reportedly patrolling the area when he saw a woman sleeping in a bus shelter.
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Hovanesian said that sleeping in contacts makes you four times as likely to get an eye infection.
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They're worried about the cost of living in multimillion dollar houses, and we're sleeping in our cars.
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At the time, McCoy had been found sleeping in his car outside of a local Taco Bell.
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Those aboard the ship are believed to have been sleeping in the boat's hull, according to CNN.
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CreditCreditSergey Ponomarev for The New York Times IDOMENI, Greece — Taha al-Ahmad's family is sleeping in mud.
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Though he denied reports of sleeping in Council meetings, that rumor had apparently been around for ages.
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Seeing the world through their eyes, bombing hills, bleeding, traveling, and sleeping in seven-man 'stink-pits.
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The room was so crowded that the women had to take turns sleeping in shifts and standing.
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The Royal Hotel Goose Down Pillow is so feathery-soft, you'll dream you're sleeping in the clouds.ProsCons
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Yea whole families sleeping in the car... We will provide a safe place to park at night.
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We're told a friend of Kim's -- Simone -- was also in the apartment ... sleeping in the downstairs bedroom.
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Sleeping in, doing yoga, and heading to the studio for a nice 6–8 hours of work.
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Brandon's wife, Noonie, tells us his heart stopped while he was sleeping in their Northern California home.
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Suddenly, their relaxed weekend brunches after sleeping in were replaced with strict meal plans on regimented schedules.
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There I am: sleeping in the front seat of his Lexus while he mugs in the background.
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We're at a moment in time where people may be sleeping in a less-familiar bed indefinitely.
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First, know that it's normal to have trouble sleeping in a different bed the first few days.
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Or was that the night that she spent sleeping in a car by her flooded-out apartment?
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She often goes there to feel close to Nook, sometimes sleeping in her car at the intersection.
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A hundred stories blossomed in my head about a purple child sleeping in a glass case forever.
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They are sleeping in tents and tarps set up in stadiums, in fields and next to highways.
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The other prohibited "lodging or sleeping" in any place, whether public or private, without the owner's permission.
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While they wait, they camp outdoors in scattered groups, sleeping in the underbrush and under highway bridges.
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They are sleeping in mattresses, tents and tarps set up in stadiums, fields and next to highways.
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Just a few years ago, she was homeless — sleeping in airports, on benches and on friends' couches.
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If sleeping in a bit more in the mornings is something you're dreaming about, try re-locating.
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Strangely enough, sleeping in a boat for a week helped alleviate some of her climate-related anxiety.
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They were homeless for a period of time, living out of their car and sleeping in backyards.
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He has been sleeping in his office where he brought in a toaster to heat up food.
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A government escort accompanied him everywhere, even sleeping in the same room when he visited his siblings.
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She and eight relatives were now sleeping in a small grass hut that they had quickly built.
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If you're sleeping in a van each night you can always cuddle up next to your sweater.
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Earlier this year, the Congressional Progressive Caucus floated the idea of banning members from sleeping in their offices — something dozens of them do to save money — in order to protect staff from the inevitable awkward and borderline inappropriate encounters that occur when the boss is sleeping in your workplace.
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Joanna has been sharing updates about Crew since, including a sweet shot of him sleeping in his nursery.
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After waking them up, we find out they have three more friends sleeping in the trailer they're hauling.
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Cook bragged on Twitter of sleeping in "'til 4:30" one morning ahead of an event at Apple.
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He's been living in New York, sleeping in a mattress that was recommended to him by Spike Jonze.
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For the time being, they are sleeping in a makeshift hostel just a short walk from the border.
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Police found her sleeping in her car Tuesday morning, nearly 500 miles from her home, and made contact.
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Mornings that are complete, of course, with sleeping in and homemade breakfasts in bed (or on the couch).
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In the northern Florida town of Ocala, a falling tree killed a homeless man sleeping in his tent.
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On weekdays, this is sleeping in for me, so I get to work after E. heads to school.
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I wake up in my friend's room and there are a ton of us sleeping in this bed.
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I don't know if a cardboard tray is the way to approach the issue of sleeping in public.
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Turning down your heat, sleeping in cooler temps, and spending time outdoors can help to stoke your metabolism.
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A she-wolf, long sleeping in her winter cave, has woken, bringing with her a hunger for flesh.
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"If somebody is sleeping in a car, it doesn't mean they are impaired in any way," Johnson said.
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She went there and found her boyfriend, who told her he'd been sleeping in her room for hours.
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When you think of a sleeping in a tent, luxury is probably the last thing on your mind.
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And although they don't appear to be sleeping in the same room, why else would they live together?
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Later Bartleby started sleeping in the office, refusing either to leave or to undertake any work at all.
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She's sleeping in Rose and Abe's empty room, wearing Abe's robe, and — gasp — using Rose's special pink soap.
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"My baby was sleeping in the backseat when I saw the car come past," she told the outlet.
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We already have students forgoing meals & sleeping in cars because they can't afford the rising costs of college.
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"I was sure when I transitioned, I&aposd end up sleeping in a gutter somewhere," Hallquist told Politico .
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"I was sleeping in the jungle and doing really weird things," he says of his past hosting duties.
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Put a red balloon in the equation and I'm sleeping in my roommate's bed for the next week.
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If fighting traffic or sleeping in your vehicle doesn't sound worth it, Beatty has a few other suggestions.
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Lisa had been bedridden for years, sleeping in the same bed where her mom died due to obesity.
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She starts sleeping in the convenience store where she works, while attempting to piece her life back together.
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He succeeds at sleeping in closets, embarrassing himself in a sauna, and completing a hilariously short ski jump.
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Not unless we program them to, but the important thing is that they're sleeping in the first place.
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Laura Whitaker and her 9-year-old grandson are sleeping in tents outside a Walmart in nearby Chico.
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And photos that recently caused the most outrage — including those of children sleeping in cages — were from 2014.
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The number of cities that banned sleeping in cars jumped to 81 from 224 during that same period.
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He sent her crotch-shots of him -- with his son sleeping in the same bed (?!) Headsmack. http://nyp.
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Four years earlier, she had been sleeping in her car, homeless, while trying to finish a master's degree.
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He has taken to sleeping in the factory producing Tesla's Model 3 in an effort to boost production.
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More research is needed to understand why infants who are stationary have died while sleeping in these products.
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Bored people in canoes paddled slowly up and down the expanse of them, shotguns sleeping in their laps.
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He worked as a guard, sleeping in one of the airport's halls or one of the administrative buildings.
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She had been stranded at a gas station in Houston for two days, sleeping in her car, alone.
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Sleeping in the stuffy confines of his home is something to which Mr. Tarip is still not accustomed.
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The desperation can be seen in the caravan among the families with small children sleeping in crowded plazas.
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Pretty soon everybody will be able to work from home, because they will be sleeping in their office.
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Carmelo La Magra, and some residents, along with occasional tourists, have been sleeping in the churchyard in protest.
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Photographs showed collapsed buildings, cars destroyed by rubble and people sleeping in the streets in fear of aftershocks.
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But the 24-year-old Afghan is still sleeping in a tent on the frozen streets of Paris.
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She was sleeping in the corners of casinos, I would later learn, and sometimes in an abandoned minivan.
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I'm self-isolated in a different bedroom; my husband and daughter are sleeping in the office next door.
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Similar bans restricted sleeping in public spaces in 84 cities and begging in public spaces in 164 cities.
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I couldn't fall asleep while it was dark, so I began sleeping in brief shifts during the day.
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They said they escaped, sleeping in ditches until finally crossing the Rio Grande and surrendering to U.S. authorities.
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Around 45 men — a mix of ICE detainees and county jail inmates — are sleeping in a single room.
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Here are all the quirks and surprises I came across while sleeping in an ice cube in Canada.
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Lewis ran tests until around 3:00 in the morning, then ended up sleeping in the next day.
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Some of that exchange might occur from sleeping in the same bed and sharing sheets, Ms. Ross said.
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Sleeping in the back of my Subaru every night wasn&apost particularly comfortable, but it was worth it.
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And of all families entering shelters throughout the year, only 7 percent were previously sleeping in unsheltered locations.
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"Someone broke into my apartment last night and is sleeping in my bed right now (creepy)," Sam wrote.
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They spent six days sleeping in their Dodge before rescuers got to them, the mother told the Herald.
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Several cities are suspending evictions to avoid adding to the population of people sleeping in encampments and shelters.
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Ever since these changes were first introduced, Tariq has been sleeping in his car to meet the quotas.
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After years of eking by and after months of sleeping in his car, he can't take it anymore.
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Several sources highlighted the members sleeping in their offices as problematic for women who work on the Hill.
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But not sleeping, in addition to making you less efficient and more stressed, is terrible for your health.
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I was isolating myself from the rest of my band by sleeping in separate accommodations and traveling alone.
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"But first, we take a nap," Kourtney shared on Snapchat of her youngest, Reign, sleeping in a children's room.
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But research on biphasic sleep hasn't shown much difference between sleeping in one long block and two shorter ones.
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Just to give you an idea, this man was sleeping in the corner of his home under a tarp.
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After the two start sleeping in bed together to platonically alleviate their loneliness, a real romance begins to form.
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"It doesn't have to be a trip to Italy, spend a day sleeping in and shopping — take pressure off."
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In another, a white student calls 911 when she sees a black classmate sleeping in a dormitory common room.
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In 2016, a man hiking the park's Backbone Trail was shot at close range while sleeping in a hammock.
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She had lost her family and her home, and had been sleeping in a school room with other survivors.
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It has taken him five months to get this far, three of them in Libya, sleeping in animal coops.
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Tuesday he received a call from Mountain View Police saying they had found his daughter sleeping in her car.
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Authorities say the victim was sleeping in her grandparents' living room in their Worcester home when she was taken.
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Miller, Alliee, and Miller's son were sleeping in the car with the space heater on when the fire began.
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According to officials, police in Lenexa received a complaint about someone sleeping in a storage unit on Oct. 26.
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There's no better feeling than sleeping in on a Saturday morning and waking up to have nothing to do.
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Mohammed has been moving from town to town in the northeast, sleeping in schools packed with other displaced people.
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Many are living in appalling conditions, sleeping in tents in the freezing cold with only the most basic supplies.
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" When asked about the sounds of the jailhouse, Hadley replies, "Good luck sleeping in jail," adding, "The door slamming.
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They were sleeping in a farmhouse when an injured Russian soldier crawled into bed with her mother, said Katin.
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Earlier this month, a teenager died sleeping in a hut, becoming the fourth victim in less than a month.
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Another interesting tip: Huffington recommended not sleeping in the clothes one exercises in as one's brain "gets confusing messages."
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At one of the rest areas where I briefly stopped, there were hundreds of people sleeping in their cars.
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Thousands of survivors are sleeping in overcrowded shelters, cars and makeshift tent cities not knowing what their future holds.
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With public transit options limited and taxi costs adding up quickly, sleeping in a pod became a viable option.
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Early the next day, Mountain View police found Aghdam sleeping in her car a few miles from Alphabet's headquarters.
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He had been homeless since a divorce in 2013, then lost his job and started sleeping in the woods.
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She will be spending summers out-of-state with family, sleeping in and doing what she wants to do.
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I'm pretty sensitive to light, which means I always wake up early while sleeping in a friend's living room.
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We already have the ability to make sleeping in an airport terminal for days a thing of the past.
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I may not like sleeping in dirt, but intense, outdoor recreation — especially hiking — transports me to my happy place.
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Mr. Flores should look at pictures of what coyotes have done to babies left sleeping in their own gardens.
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At another displacement site, in Foube, a woman said she was sleeping in a school with about 60 people.
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Like twisted film stills, images circulated of children sleeping in cages, or a deserted Walmart, wrapped in Mylar blankets.
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Growing up, Sook dreaded waking up for school during the week, sleeping in as late as he possibly could.
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Would I get any sense at all of sleeping in one of the most famous bedrooms in art history?
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He adds that safety measures, including sleeping in separate bedrooms, can protect the bed partner if sexsomnia does occur.
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You know, the classmate camaraderie, the sleeping in till noon, the unreciprocated oral sex...well, maybe not that part.
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Their morning routine consists of sleeping in as long as they before they have to rush out the door.
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Counselors are suggesting that some people may feel safer by sleeping in their living room near an escape route.
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In College and Homeless At community colleges, many students are spending nights on friends' couches or sleeping in cars.
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He took a job as a dishwasher for the Union Pacific Railroad, working, eating and sleeping in the caboose.
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Some migrants are sleeping in cots inside the government tent, while others prefer to sleep on the ground outside.
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In her 20s, she sold sex and robbed people to pay for crack, sleeping in abandoned buildings and subways.
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"They were killed by landslides destroying families sleeping in their houses," said Naring Bongi, a police officer in Mendi.
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They also are sleeping in and training in the evenings, to align themselves with the unusual nighttime competition schedule.
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Sleeping in my hammock that night, I was dazzled by the Milky Way wrapping itself around the sky above.
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The singer would often spend nights sleeping in the London Underground train stations or on top of heating vents.
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"How many times have I got to tell you to stop sleeping in here?" the worker asks Mr. Dufresne.
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About 11 hours before the shooting, she was found sleeping in her car by the police in Mountain View.
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Sometimes, one of us is sleeping in one room and the other is in a chair in another room.
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There were hundreds of people piled inside, sleeping in the restaurant, in the function room, and on the floors.
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Riko Gonzalez and his parents were sleeping in their home in Yauco, near Indios, when the 220 quake struck.
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Now, they're sleeping in their trucks, preferring that over a dorm of sorts in the back of a semitrailer.
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"We saw people crying in the boats, people leaving their homes, people sleeping in the streets," she told Reuters.
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They fled on foot that night with what they could carry, sleeping in an open field infested with spiders.
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Julien Cooper, 1303, and his father were sleeping in Cooper's San Bernardino home when he heard his phone ringing.
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On a 2016 earnings call, Musk revealed that he was sleeping in a Tesla factory ahead of production deadlines.
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The case centered on two Boise ordinances that prohibited camping or "disorderly conduct" by lodging or sleeping in public.
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When he visits his family, he feels most comfortable parking in the driveway and sleeping in his roof tent.
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In September, the major opposition party released photos of newborn babies sleeping in cardboard boxes in a hospital nursery.
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The Singapore partners are sleeping in, so I have an impromptu meeting with my development team about French fries.
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Mr. McCoy had apparently been sleeping in his car at a Taco Bell with a gun in his lap.
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One program participant, Betty Jo Zepeda, 46, was sleeping in cars and on friends' couches after her marriage broke up.
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This trip came just a few days after Blue was sleeping in Mom and Dad's $19,000/night suite in Paris.
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I might feel bad, but at least I'm clean, exfoliated, and going to be sleeping in a freshly made bed.
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More worryingly, the owner then told Mirren and Hackford they would be sleeping in "the most haunted room" of all.
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"I could barely walk from the car accident," she said, when she started sleeping in Golden Gate Park in 2014.
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A hotel is now a person sleeping in a bed, instead of a nondescript letter 'H' wrapped in a circle.
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A hotel is now a person sleeping in a bed, instead of a nondescript letter 'H' wrapped in a circle.
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One of Taylor Swift's multiple stalkers was found on Friday in Taylor Swift's New York townhouse, sleeping in her bed.
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In September, he allegedly sent a selfie of his crotch to a woman, with his son sleeping in the background.
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How would you feel if you found out that the mom sleeping in your guest room was actually a felon?
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He often got sick during the time he was homeless, and would go days, he said, sleeping in his wheelchair.
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His only remaining connection to the world now was the live TV stream of the building he'd been sleeping in.
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A likely reason is that instead of sleeping in "we take the opportunity to go to bed later," Zee said.
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Nirmala, 58, was sleeping in her house nearby with her daughter and granddaughter when the blast occurred early Sunday morning.
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To protect their crop in Uganda, "farmers were sleeping in these fields and there were murders and beatings," she said.
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Sure, sweatpants are fine for sleeping in, lounging around the house, or even working out, but they aren't exactly stylish.
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A middle-aged man walked up behind us and saw that both of our girls were sleeping in their stroller.
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The people in the commercials are on an adventure, wearing coats by The North Face and sleeping in REI tents.
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For instance, one hint in the new level tasks players with finding a character sleeping in a pile of tires.
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Some women were cranky because sleeping in dry hotel rooms is hard, and rooming with their mothers is also hard.
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Sometimes that meant sleeping in the rental car, surviving on fast food, staying at an Airbnb or with a friend.
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Steel said it is unfair to link allegations the practice of members sleeping in offices to the issue of harassment.
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The conversation may be starting, but there is currently no active movement to change the rules around sleeping in offices.
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Rahami was captured after the owner of a bar in Linden found him sleeping in the doorway of his bar.
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Rahimi was captured after the owner of a bar in Linden found him sleeping in the doorway of his bar.
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Dressed in athletic shorts and a T-shirt, he was found unresponsive and sleeping in his black 2015 Mercedes-Benz.
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That said, there are a few surprisingly decent amount of options out there that don't involve sleeping in someone's closet.
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It also helped that I was sleeping in a bed that was high off the ground with nice, soft sheets.
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Their marriage prospects are grim; venereal diseases and sore backs from sleeping in cramped cabs are but two occupational hazards.
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"I noticed people were sleeping in there cause windows were all steamed up cause of heavy, heavy condensation," he said.
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I'm not comfortable sleeping in old people's pee, so with that said, I'm just gonna sleep in Clark Kent's bed.
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So I was sleeping in that day because I had a performance that night, and I was in my PJs.
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It was as her son Austin, now 25, lay sleeping in his crib, that Dash was raped by her abuser.
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He came to New York alone when he was eighteen, and spent his first week there sleeping in Penn Station.
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Families of construction laborers were sleeping in the huts when the building wall collapsed in the early morning, he said.
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After tying them up and sleeping in a satin scarf, like I always do, they were already starting to frizz.
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At first, it meant sleeping in dark, scarcely populated areas, and being hassled by the police on a regular basis.
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There's a sense of intimacy your photos evoke, particularly the image of one of your subjects sleeping in the bath.
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Tim had been sleeping in the camp for months on end, and apart from the explosions, nothing much was happening.
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"At VMI, there are five guys sleeping in a concrete room with no air conditioning and wooden cots," he says.
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They were arrested in October 2002 when police discovered them sleeping in the car at a rest stop in Maryland.
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One night, I was unable to find anyone to stay with and ended up sleeping in a cash point lobby.
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"They started staying here, sleeping in the streets, and caused a humanitarian emergency," said Pacaraima social services secretary Isabel Davila.
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The good news is that we now all have a shot at sleeping in the very place he called home.
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Keeping your New Year's resolution not to sleep in just got easier — or perhaps, sleeping in just got more difficult.
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People were sleeping in homes without roofs, drinking water from a federal Superfund site because they didn't have working taps.
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Plummer and her daughter had been co-sleeping in the same bed before the infant's death, The Patriot-News reported.
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For many working adults, salivating at the thought of sleeping in on our days off is par for the course.
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She's tired from dancing to Dolly Parton at an arena show the night before, but she hates sleeping in cars.
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When I see Nubbin sleeping in some corner of the yard, I ache to know that he'll always be ok.
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At one otherwise uneventful hearing, a local news outlet shared a picture of the baby sleeping in front of me.
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Nico: But it's like, I think you have the option of sleeping in it so that it can be heatless.
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After suffering a financial setback, he had begun to drink heavily, sleeping in public places where people stepped around him.
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When he ultimately found himself sleeping in a park, with nowhere left to turn, it was a wake-up call.
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At the moment, he was still sleeping in his room, which had a window that gave onto a fire escape.
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Most service stations still had no fuel to sell to motorists who have been sleeping in their vehicles to queue.
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Denis Krylov ran for the trench wearing just the striped military undershirt he had been sleeping in during the day.
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The couple said they simply moved into other economy-class seats after finding a passenger sleeping in their assigned row.
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Camou was taken into custody on July 30, after police found him sleeping in a Prius in downtown Los Angeles.
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Colorful, at times funny, lyrics recount woes from sleeping in stifling tarpaulin tents to losing desperately needed supplies to thieves.
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Sometimes, he even does daytime shoots in hotels he isn't actually sleeping in to maximize his output from each trip.
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A curious bear cub near the shore in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, Russia, approached two men sleeping in some grass on Friday.
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The room passengers were sleeping in was equipped with an escape hatch leading to the deck, reported the LA Times.
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These photos show some of the disturbing hand-drawn images, and it appears the man was sleeping in the backseat.
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Gosh, it would really suck if Karen showed up right now, while Elektra's wearing Matt's clothes, sleeping in his bed.
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In the 2017 photo below, people are sleeping in front of shops on a main thoroughfare in the Gastown neighborhood.
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The residents of one of Europe's largest squats, some sleeping in stairwells and storage closets, hail from 28 African countries.
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Kisha Michael, 31, was sleeping in a car with a friend when Inglewood police showed up just after 3 a.m.
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The crew was sleeping in the main cabin, while 34 passengers were sleeping below deck when the fire broke out.
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Some of us have enough trouble sleeping in our beds at home, let alone while traveling or changing time zones.
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The 6-month-old girl was found alone at night in a park in southern China, sleeping in a stroller.
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But it is a two-week climb that requires sleeping in freezing tents while withstanding subzero temperatures and brutal winds.
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Many people pointed out that the homeless people were sleeping in the parking lot while Las Vegas hotels were empty.
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If you have wild, textured or curly hair that has its own agenda, Mr. Mallett suggests sleeping in a bun.
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Sleeping in a hammock under a palm tree may sound idyllic to one family member and agonizingly boring to another.
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Sleeping in the lateral position takes the pressure off the mattress and puts your body weight on a single shoulder.
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She was sleeping in her Honda Fit and he in the green rusty van he called home at the time.
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Even when we arrived, three weeks after the fire, there were thousands of people in tents, sleeping in their cars.
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He has said that at one point he spent a month being homeless, sleeping in a friend's U-Haul truck.
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One day HPI's director of construction, Tawana Hughes, found Harris sleeping in the houses he was supposed to be remodeling.
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For years, he lived outside, sleeping in a small alcove in a storefront on the southern end of the Bowery.
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"I have been sleeping in my truck for the whole time because the owner wanted us to stay," he said.
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Mr. Uchida has been sleeping in his small hatchback, together with his wife and an ailing 280-year-old neighbor.
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Their two-story apartment building was damaged but remained standing, and they, too, have been sleeping in two family cars.
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The lucky ones are crammed into tent camps, others sleeping in the open on the surrounding hillsides and olive groves.
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For a month I had been traveling by train, riding west from Ottawa, stopping in cities and sleeping in Airbnbs.
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In one, they used a thermal-imaging camera to monitor the body temperature of warblers sleeping in the untucked position.
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Scores of people are sleeping in cots under large white tents and dozens of portable bathroom have been set up.
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When models aren't being made up, they usually just pass the time by sleeping in any corner they can find.
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A Taliban infiltrator opened fire on soldiers as they were sleeping in a military base in Ghazni Province, officials said.
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It also shines a light on co-sleeping, in which parents share a room or a bed with their infants.
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My dad says not to go out because of the war planes and so we are sleeping in the huts.
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"A crewmember sleeping in the wheelhouse berths was awakened by a noise and got up to investigate," the report says.
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Not long ago, it seemed unlikely anyone would be comfortable sleeping in a stranger's house or riding in their car.
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Sleeping in public is especially prevalent on commuter trains, no matter how crowded; they often turn into de facto bedrooms.
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Considering he's still living at home and sleeping in his little-boy bed, his chances of Willa's reciprocation seem slim.
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Brian Robertson, who was sleeping in a trailer near the town of Magalia, testified to the speed of the fire.
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In one, they used a thermal-imaging camera to monitor the body temperature of warblers sleeping in the untucked position.
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No sleeping on subway, mayor says: Mayor de Blasio vowed to crack down on homeless people sleeping in subway cars.
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It was another mother, asking for a breakfast play date the next morning, while their husbands would be sleeping in.
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The reality TV star woke up to the horror in his L.A. home Tuesday -- after sleeping in a little late.
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Shouldn't have told them shit / Sleeping in that pissy ass holding tank cold as shit / Food hella cold and shit.
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These two extra days of sleeping in and afternoon breakfasting serve to adequately prep us for the GOAT leisure-activity: shopping.
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About 300 people aboard were eating together at shared dining areas, walking the same closed hallways and sleeping in confined spaces.
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Motherboard asked Rennie whether workers resorting to sleeping in tents was a case of low pay or too many working hours.
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They told the Atlanta paper that McIver had been sleeping in the back seat and saw people milling around the street.
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When he woke up after sleeping in, he noticed that he had about 22016 meeting notifications from Facebook on his phone.
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After sleeping in a Walmart parking lot for a couple hours, we showed up to meet Christo, bleary-eyed but energetic.
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He said that his mother attended his earliest shows, sleeping in the back of the room until he took the stage.
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Musk said he spends about 70% of his time on Tesla — sometimes seven days a week, and sleeping in the factory.
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By sleeping in their offices, members are saving on DC rent costs that typically run near or over $2,000 per month.
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A witness spotted a man sleeping in a doorway of a local bar and called the police at 10:30 a.m.
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"It scared me, we were all sleeping in the room and Francesca didn't move; she didn't flinch," Julia told Global News.
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The girl, Marisol Piermarini, was sleeping in her bed in the family's vacation home in when the quake struck, ANSA reported.
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He was found by investigators sleeping in his car, which was parked in a parking lot near San Diego International Airport.
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But what he finds is every Pearson but him sleeping in the same bed: Randall and Kate snuggled with his parents.
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"Both of us expected to be going home to our families and sleeping in our own beds that night," she says.
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Many of us have trouble sleeping in an unfamiliar place, like a hotel, or a friend's house for the first time.
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He spent much of his time sleeping in his bed, in his favorite chair, or on the sofa in the den.
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Bacon Camp features a series of events – not quite the traditional sleeping in cabins and canoeing you remember from your childhood.
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During those first years in the states, he too was virtually homeless, sleeping in churches and the homes of extended family.
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She slips out of bed, careful not to disturb her husband, or wake her children who are sleeping in nearby rooms.
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When I caught up with Gerhard in his cafe, four women were sleeping in black armchairs, with one on the sofa.
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At the beginning, you played it modest sleeping in shorts—glad you eventually got comfortable roaming around in your boxer briefs.
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Most of the players ended up sleeping in a dorm room area that was located on top of a milking barn.
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Again, if American businesses are shut out, these tourists will be sleeping in Spanish-owned hotels and eating food from China.
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Most are sleeping in makeshift shelters or tents, but freezing rains have left these areas flooded and uninhabitable in recent days.
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From bunny ears to throwback pics to sleeping in, click through for a glipse into how everyone is spending the holiday.
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In 1983, for instance, vomiting was the most significant chemo side effect reported, compared to difficulty sleeping in the present day.
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They, too, find themselves living in cramped quarters in distant neighborhoods or sleeping in their childhood bedrooms well into their 20s.
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Alarm off Scientists have discovered what the rest of us already knew: Sleeping in on the weekends is good for you.
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"As hard as it was to leave them still sleeping in the morning, everything has a new purpose now," he wrote.
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And her 9-year-old son has taken to sleeping in her room at night out of fear of being alone.
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The victim, Hallel Yaffa Ariel, 13, had been sleeping in after staying up late for a dance performance the night before.
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"We had the impression of sleeping in a toy, everything was super nice to discover!" wrote Amélie, who stayed in 2017.
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They were arrested in October, 2002 after police discovered the pair sleeping in the car at a rest stop in Maryland.
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Nappers in the education, medical and health care and government and public administration industries also opted for sleeping in a vehicle.
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Each time, she recalled the death and wondered whether she was then sleeping in the place where the performer had died.
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The web developer said he was at his "lowest point" when he made the sign, after sleeping in parks and stairwells.
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Then it got to the point where I was canceling meeting and missing things, and sleeping in 'cause I had hangovers.
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When you live together, because you're sleeping in the same bed every night, sex can end up feeling like an obligation.
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Now, what sleeping in does is it sends a cue to our circadian rhythm that we're trying to change time zones.
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That's true for my wife and me too but we also have work, and them sleeping in means uninterrupted productive time.
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Sleeping in a preferred position isn't inadvisable, but if you're getting any aches or discomfort, then you might need to reconsider.
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"Good thing I was already planning on sleeping in tomorrow," Emma González tweeted out to her 1.2 million followers Tuesday evening.
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One o'clock in the afternoon and there's a guy sleeping in the shade of a stunted tree outside the train station.
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In one gang-controlled wing, some 23.87 inmates lived in a space designed for 200, with many sleeping in the corridor.
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For days where sleeping in just isn't an option, the pillow bag is the next best thing to staying in bed.
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Would it make a difference if I avoid sleeping in the same bed or avoid handling the same objects (nearly impossible)?
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She is sleeping in a tent encampment in Chico, the city in the Sacramento River Valley nearest to the destroyed communities.
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They didn't have a place to stay, and they were sleeping in their car, in a tent at the parking lot.
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For many of us truckers, something as simple as time at home, sleeping in our own beds, is a huge luxury.
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He once described sleeping in homeless shelters as a "much more pleasurable experience" because his team improved conditions during his tenure.
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I mean, you never know who will end up a billionaire, but she's unlikely to end up sleeping in her car.
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I slept in fits and starts, nodding off in between fantasies of sleeping in whatever fridge those beers came out of.
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And don't worry about sleeping in, it applies zero pressure to your eyelids and eyelashes for all-night (or day) wear.
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Mr. Belodoff said that on one occasion, Mr. Smith lost the vehicle he had been sleeping in, along with his belongings.
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She remembers two of her younger siblings sleeping in the back, one in a booster seat, one in a car seat.
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"It's kind of like you are sleeping in class and all of a sudden the spotlight is on you," he said.
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Pinder, 28, has been sleeping in a van for the past six days with her boyfriend and 8-year-old daughter.
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Not much zaps you of your energy, but this full moon will, so don't overbook yourself, and plan on sleeping in.
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She was homeless for 18 months, often sleeping in the basement of her godmother's house near John F. Kennedy International Airport.
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This year's installment hosted roughly 3,000 attendees sleeping in tents, vans, and converted school busses slapped with Burning Man bumper stickers.
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Not to mention the year he spent hiking through mountains and sleeping in tents just so he can get the perfect shot.
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Update: A Mountain View police representative told the Mercury News that they had encountered Aghdam sleeping in a car earlier that day.
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Pick the one that's the friskiest, the one that's engaged the most — not the one that's over there sleeping in the corner.
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At about 5:15 AM on Thursday, police found Norris sleeping in the front seat of a parked car and arrested him.
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"Their doctor suggested that [George and Barbara] consider sleeping in separate beds because rest is so important at their age," Sosa writes.
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Now in Arlit, Niger, she is reeling from the time she spent in what she calls "the wilderness," sleeping in the sand.
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The man refused to leave his home — he didn't want to leave his home — and so he was sleeping in a corner.
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I have spent months at a time with no technology whatsoever, sleeping in hammocks in the Amazon, and that's still possible today .
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I'm not working on a project at the moment, so I've been enjoying sleeping in later than usual for the past week.
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She criticized him for sleeping in public, said that was "not really" OK and finished the post off with an angry emoji.
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"Home crowd, sleeping in your own bed, I think all those things are important in the playoffs," DeBoer told reporters on Friday.
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She saved money by living in a shoebox apartment with a shower in the kitchen, the entire family sleeping in one room.
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Lake Mary police found Cofield sleeping in his SUV at a light near Interstate 4, the Sentinel reported, citing a police report.
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The structures are designed to hold two adults and three children, but Kumar noticed families of up to seven sleeping in them.
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Yet sleeping in the van, while cost-effective, wasn't always an option — especially when temperatures dipped below freezing or rose to scorching.
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I am so relaxed, I actually fall asleep, and sleeping in a public place is not something that comes easily to me.
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"I was used to sleeping in my parents' bed when I was little," said Sylvie, her voice hesitant before a lengthy pause.
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Francesca, who's sleeping in the other room, wakes up with a start, angry that her husband's employee dares to disturb her slumber.
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Blizzards and avalanches, frostbite and trench foot, and sleeping in a tiny tent dangling in thin air are part of the thrill.
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They camp out for a week at a time, wearing period-correct clothing and sleeping in Viking tents based on archaeological discoveries.
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Sleeping in your makeup is largely considered the top cardinal sin of beauty, right up there with picking pimples and skipping sunscreen.
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I was sleeping in a cage, which Sara had built me up in the mountain, so I could look at the sky.
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In Scotland, some Amazon warehouse workers have had to resort to sleeping in tents in order to save money and commuting time.
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With that in mind, the tips also caution against sleeping in a park if you can't make it all the way home.
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I've actually got two bedrooms in my house, and I've been sleeping in the lesser bedroom for three years without even noticing.
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We're sleeping in the conservatory and it's freezing, so I layer up and we climb into bed with a hot water bottle.
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A self-care app might help you fall asleep, but it can't tell you why you're not sleeping in the first place.
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If you're looking for this particular type of wave, sleeping in a handful of braids isn't going to cut it, says Abergel.
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He was discovered sleeping in a doorway, which indicates that "he had nowhere to go," says Jimmy O'Neill, New York's police commissioner.
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I quit my jobs—all three of them—and worked like crazy: I was sleeping in the restaurant and drinking a lot.
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Of course, sometimes things happen, and you end up sleeping in a strange place and don't have all your contact lens tools.
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Rahimi was captured after the owner of a Linden bar found him sleeping in the doorway of his business and called police.
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Or sleeping in a bathtub to protect yourself from stray bullets fired by government security forces who are cracking down on protesters.
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When we stayed at a surprisingly large Airbnb on vacation, she even insisted, at age 2, on sleeping in her own wing.
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Elliot Pacheco, the owner of a drug store in Cayey, rode out the hurricane and subsequent flooding sleeping in his pharmacy's office.
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"I actually found that I missed it when I came back from Everest," she said of sleeping in the oxygen-deprived tent.
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As a claustrophobic person, I was anxious about sleeping in a space where the ceiling was closer than an arm's reach away.
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Sleeping-in won't erase the negative health effects of sleep deprivation during the week and irregular sleep patterns can compound health problems.
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Winter had arrived and we were losing daylight and energy — sleeping in about 59 different beds over six months was catching up.
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Ellie is currently 14 months, 2.5 feet tall, and around 23 pounds, and she's been sleeping in hers for three months now.
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"I need something to switch my brain off," she said, adding that her eldest daughter Violet has been sleeping in her room.
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The agents allegedly took a picture of a child sleeping in the Secret Service vehicle, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Anthony Gooden and Marquez Tolbert were sleeping in Gooden's apartment on February 12 when Blackwell, the boyfriend of Gooden's mother, walked in.
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Mind you: the show eschewed any suggestion of sex by presenting Lucy sleeping in a twin bed next to her husband Desi.
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I've grown to love staying up, sleeping in, binge-watching Netflix, taking lingering baths — I've gone full vampire, and I like it.
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But with these Gryphon sheets, it's like I almost look forward to sleeping with them as opposed to just sleeping in general.
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But they still worried that they were sleeping in a densely packed environment with little information about such a fast-moving virus.
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Sometimes, this autumn, I'd find myself looking for her, as if she might be sleeping in one of my children's empty bedrooms.
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Finally get out of bed around 210:230 (which, for me, is sleeping in…) and decide to have leftover pizza for breakfast.
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Although they found evidence that there had been people cooking and sleeping in the area, they found no one at the site.
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Sleeping in the same bed will increase your chances of contracting your spouse's illness but often can't be avoided, Dr. Thompson said.
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Audience sleeping in their seats was a sign of intense dedication to experience the event in its totality, and ultimately, artistic success.
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Now he is sleeping in a tent in front of the apartment he shared with his sister and six-year-old son.
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At the Jordanian border on Friday, some refugees had brought tents but thousands were sleeping in the smothering heat in open fields.
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Then, on to rocky trails through the desert in a Toyota Land Cruiser, staying in hostels, sleeping in hammocks like the locals.
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She plans to celebrate a bit more with her hometown friends but is also looking forward to sleeping in her own bed.
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Now, with her 7-week-old baby sleeping in the stroller next to her, she said it was time to come out.
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Gaetz later self-quarantined, at one point sleeping in a Walmart parking lot on his drive back to Florida from Washington, DC.
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With nowhere else to turn, she says she stayed at Bery's Place for five years, sleeping in Glaser's room once a week.
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Accusations of massages, sleeping in same bed Young sexual abuse survivors were sent to a home where they thought they'd be safe.
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She finds a homeless person sleeping in a dumpster and picks garbage out of the flower beds in front of her house.
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The victim told the police he was sleeping in a park on the riverside near the High Line around 12:563 a.m.
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Trump is not fond of the logistics of foreign travel, such as sleeping in foreign hotels, people close to him have said.
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They get as far as downtown Tirana, where they're soon selling stolen cigarettes by day and sleeping in public toilets by night.
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For the past few weeks, she had been living with a family from church, sleeping in their seven-year-old daughter's bedroom.
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Our guide, Alhasani, said he once spent a month sleeping in caves and exploring the city and he still hasn't seen everything.
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Pastors at nearby churches undertook security measures, including sleeping in their churches or the parking lots to ward off would-be arsons.
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Soon the money ran out, and he found himself sleeping in Grand Central Terminal, huddled with his bags, for a few nights.
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Whether the assailants had sought to rob him or to hurt him, he was too frightened to continue sleeping in the Jungle.
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"It felt like you were putting on a cape, working at Google, getting your free kombucha, sleeping in nap pods," she says.
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California has the largest homeless population of any state, with an estimated 130,000 people sleeping in cars, shelters, or on the streets.
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But Manny has an adorable habit of sleeping in sinks and the pictures of it really started to take off on Instagram.
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Not long ago Iranian and western media showed how many Tehran locals were resorting to sleeping in graves in the winter cold.
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A video shared by the organization on Monday morning showed dozens of people sleeping in rows on the ship's deck at dawn.
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A video shared by the organization on Monday morning showed dozens of people sleeping in rows on the ship's deck at dawn.
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Even in the worst moments, though, he never found himself sleeping in his car like some of his driver friends regularly did.
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Of course, sleepwear isn't just for sleeping in—anybody who owns a negligee from Rihanna's Savage x Fenty lingerie line knows that.
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Michael Crowder, who has severe heart issues, is concerned about how sleeping in a tent with poor air quality could affect his health.
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His parents stuffed the family in a station wagon to take him to ski meets, sometimes sleeping in parking lots to save money.
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The survivors are dotted across London; some with friends or family, others sleeping in emergency dormitories provided by charities and the local council.
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He was sleeping in his car, scamming free continental breakfasts at hotels for his two daughters, who were sleeping on their aunt's floor.
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A 9-year-old girl was killed Tuesday when a stray bullet struck her while she was sleeping in her bed, police said.
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I hate sleeping in this house alone, and the dogs get jumpy thinking L. is coming home every time they hear a noise.
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He'd been looking for it all day, and apparently it was sleeping in the PA system until my crappy jokes woke it up.
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But after Julianna caught a small cold and laryngitis in December, they started taking turns sleeping in the room with her, Michelle says.
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It almost sounds like he's giving you your own private Thermals performance without trying to wake the person sleeping in the next room.
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Going naked might not have a benefit over wearing cotton undies, but it won't hurt — and it's definitely preferable to sleeping in spandex.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SHANGHAI — For Yu Hong, the absurdity of life dictates that there should be babies sleeping in hell.
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The buddies spent their weekdays completing intense training, which included 20-mile marches through California mountains and sleeping in dirt holes at night.
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As the market heats up, it's not just students and musicians sleeping in hallways and punk houses, but professional-types and working families.
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She's sleeping in the same room where she was assaulted, and she still doesn't have the sign language vocabulary to describe sexual abuse.
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That's how I ended up sleeping in what's essentially the living room of the one bedroom apartment I share with my best friend.
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Francisco and his wife welcomed us into their home, where we spent the night sleeping in hammocks in the middle of the jungle.
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For the families, many of whom have spent nights sleeping in hospital rooms, it's a chance to connect with others with similar experiences.
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For many children, it was their first day of school, one that some ended sleeping in a gym after their parents were detained.
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From arts and crafts to costume parties to sleeping in a cabin again, here's everything I did over the course of the weekend.
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The year was 1953: the high point of the post-WWII; the Norman Rockwell age of Lucy and Desi sleeping in separate beds.
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While on the road, Wenwen leads a simple life with her parents, sustaining on a diet of wild herbs and sleeping in tents.
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The search for Rahami ended after police got a call about a man sleeping in the doorway of a local bar, Sarnacki said.
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Jenkins said he decided to focus on academics after lying to a friend about sleeping in a homeless shelter in the sixth grade.
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Amongst those children was my 4-and-half-year old granddaughter and my 3-year-old grandson, who was sleeping in his carriage.
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She biked for three days, speeding through Nazi formations, sleeping in ditches, and reaching her brother and their Resistance circuit headquarters in Normandy.
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If we're going to be sleeping in our self-driving cars in the future, I hope they're as comfortable and delightful as these.
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The reality star has even posted the morning skin-care routine she uses after sleeping in her makeup all night on her website.
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She doesn't care about sleeping in on Saturdays; she's just hungry, so I feed her breakfast and we go for a long walk.
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We spend two or three nights sleeping in the foyer of that building and we only had our jackets to keep us warm.
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The inmates work 24-hour shifts, often sleeping in the wilderness, then get 24 hours of rest before heading back to fight fires.
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I might as well spend as much time as I can sleeping in because, in a few days, this vacation will be over.
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" Dunham also shared what a perfect day off entails for her and Antonoff, starting with "sleeping in a little bit with our dogs.
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The incursion has overwhelmed social services and led to homeless families sleeping in the streets amid rising crime and prostitution, among other concerns.
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Delicate, soft-spoken Julio spends a year shunted between poorly paid menial jobs, sleeping in miserly tenements while he searches for his love.
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Along with the announcement, Osmond shared a sweet, black-and-white photo of baby Maude sleeping in a blanket with hearts on it.
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Risks for SIDS include loose bedding, sleeping in the same bed as parents, sleeping face-down and living at home with a smoker.
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As far as we're concerned, Saturdays are meant for sleeping in, lounging around in sweats, and curling up with our favorite new memoir.
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Sleeping in a crowded tent that houses more than a hundred people in one-person bunks she is sick with a respiratory infection.
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Rodriguez is estranged from his family and has been sleeping in the alley of the town's plaza since he was 16, he said.
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They had this gigantic tour bus while we were in a little 25-foot motor-home that had seven guys sleeping in it.
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One 15-year-old Syrian boy, who spent several days sleeping in the rain and mud, described conditions at the border as "wretched".
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Bennie Thompson of Mississippi introduced legislation Thursday that would prohibit House members from sleeping in their offices, a regular practice for some lawmakers.
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At the ranch, guests can get a taste of modern cowboy life, sleeping in cabins or lodges and learning how to wrangle cattle.
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Former detainees describe being marched around in blindfolds, forced to eat rocks and dirt, and prevented from sleeping in cramped solitary confinement cells.
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For instance, Sudanese migrants are increasingly visible in Brussels near train stations, in public squares and parks, and sometimes sleeping in the streets.
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He stayed in his van, until that was taken in June when he couldn't afford the payments, leaving him sleeping in a park.
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Police said they found the rapper, also known as "Willie Bo," sleeping in a drive-through lane with a handgun in his lap.
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Of the initial survivors, eight were killed by an avalanche while sleeping in the plane's fuselage more than two weeks after the crash.
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Read more: You can now spend a night in Oscar Mayer's 'Wienermobile,' and it's the closest thing to sleeping in a hot dog
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While Venus was in Taurus—starting on March 31— you likely found yourself sleeping in… and possibly even engaging in some secret affairs.
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When Steidl was a teen-ager, he spent several weeks volunteering at Auschwitz, clearing paths for visitors and sleeping in a former barracks.
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He's struggling to make money to pay for Charles Xavier's medication, though, and is shown working long hours and sleeping in his car.
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" When I asked why she had to be sleeping in the same house with her friend at all, she said, "Because I did.
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They can be used for lounging at home, running errands around town, sleeping in bed, and even for a workout at the gym.
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At night and on weekends, the children stay with foster families, as many as eight to a house, often sleeping in bunk beds.
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In Idlib, civilians who had been sleeping in open fields after evacuating their homes anxiously awaited word of whether the violence would end.
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He was sleeping in the yard and was awakened by gunshots, he said, spotting the light from the raiders' laser sights racing around.
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He said he was getting used to sleeping in his car, enduring temperatures that have been dipping down close to freezing at night.
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Photographs from the predominantly Kurdish area showed collapsed buildings, cars destroyed by rubble and people sleeping in the streets in fear of aftershocks.
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By the mid-19th century, parents and children in middle-class households were sleeping in bedrooms, although room sharing among children remained typical.
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Several people in her community did lose everything, and are sleeping in a local church, relying on donations to eat, Ms. Guimarães said.
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It's the one day I don't wake up with the alarm clock, but sleeping in only goes to like 8:30 or 9.
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He'd started sleeping in the guest room because his sweat was soaking the sheets, and his chills shook the bed, waking his wife.
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They ran toward the dog and there, sleeping in a piney valley was a three-foot, 40-pound girl with bright red hair.
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In 2016, the 26-year-old African-American had spent about a year sleeping in his car while working at a paid internship.
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Sudanese migrants like Mr. Khater are increasingly visible in Brussels, around train stations, in public squares and parks, sometimes sleeping in the streets.
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Ms. Malliotakis also frequently stays at her childhood home, sleeping in her old room, which is adorned with a signed poster of Cher.
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I was going home every other weekend to see him and sleeping in the hospital and coming back here and trying to work.
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Last summer, Bourdain told me that she was sleeping in a hypoxia chamber—a device that mimics the oxygen depletion of high altitudes.
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These feel like I'm sleeping in a nice hotel bed every night; they're super soft and silky even though they're not actually silk.
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The still images of strangers included a man sleeping in a chair, a security camera view of a porch, and a sleeping baby.
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His addiction reached its nadir in the early 1990s, when, homeless, he began sleeping in a car on the outskirts of Mexico City.
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"I normalized a lot of things growing up — like I never thought, Damn, I'm sleeping in a car," Jacobs told ESPN in 2018.
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"I saw people who could not make it to Hasaka sleeping in the streets, on the pavement, in the public gardens," Ibrahim said.
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Trending Checking into a hotel and sleeping in the same room for your entire stay might be the norm but is undoubtedly routine.
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A study from 2017 found that sleeping in total darkness can improve your quality of sleep but did not specifically measure REM sleep.
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The 2000-year-old woman is homeless and has been sleeping in her car at night, converting the back seat into a bed.
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To combat the effects of the time transition, the National Sleep Foundation recommends sleeping in Sunday morning and taking a nap that afternoon.
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Her husband and brother-in-law told Univision that they were sleeping in the streets, struggling to find shelter, and becoming increasingly hopeless.
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The problem of rough sleeping in Germany and Switzerland, two countries with minimal real-house-price growth in recent decades, is less acute.
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"It just breaks things up," Kendal said of the lived-in result that alluded to staying up late and sleeping in your eyeliner.
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The group said 4,000 people were sleeping in the camp's reception area, exposed to rain and cold, because the camp lacked enough tents.
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Cory Gardner's (R-CO) office in Denver just last week for more than 48 hours, with some activists reportedly sleeping in their wheelchairs.
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He'd thrown up a couple of times and twice had sweats so bad he had to change the shirt he was sleeping in.
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I had to wait out the rest of the vacation, sleeping in the same bed as him, until it was time to go.
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In October, there were 59,568 homeless people, including 14,361 families with 23,858 children, sleeping in the New York City municipal shelter system each night.
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While the victim's parents reported him missing, their son and Hill spent the next two days together, visiting friends and sleeping in the van.
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I take them downstairs for breakfast and to play — it's B.'s turn to "sleep in" (past 7 is sleeping in with small children).
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Sleeping in may be better than napping, as the sleep may be deeper and follows the body's sleep-wake rhythms more closely, Yun said.
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While some residents like Makuakane have found alternative housing, more than 343 others are still sleeping in shelters set up by Hawaii Red Cross.
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Not having a home often means sleeping in shelters, many of which are male-dominated, given that the majority of homeless populations are male.
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She had left the children in the charge of a woman sleeping in the basement, who did not have authority to care for them.
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Rob Coolen, who oversees the ice road, began work at Gahcho Kué before the mine was built, sleeping in a tent on the tundra.
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And while you can always book a walking tour or read about haunted places, nothing beats actually sleeping in a haunted house for yourself.
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While the symptoms themselves are legit, there's little evidence they're actually caused by, say, sleeping in the same room as a Wi-Fi router.
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The only catch is pediatricians warn against sleeping in a swing or rocker, because a baby's head can roll too far forward, causing suffocation.
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Some residents have resorted to living in "crappy old storage rooms " that have been converted into apartments and others are sleeping in their cars.
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Or that it's now summer vacation, so my family is sleeping in later or going to bed later than during the hectic school year?
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So perhaps he's sleeping in, or perhaps he's just watching his fill of cable morning shows before sending his daily messages to his followers.
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Or maybe he's sleeping in, recording the morning shows, as Politico's Josh Dawsey reported he occasionally does, and watching them a few hours later.
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These stimuli might include eating dinner around your childhood dining table or sleeping in your childhood bed or simply listening to an old song.
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If your pillow resists common allergens, including dust mites and mold, you'll most likely have an easier time breathing and sleeping in your room.
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But lacking a driver's license or Social Security number, he was turned away and wound up sleeping in a field behind the sheriff's office.
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The Corey family was sleeping in their Montecito home when mud swept through the area and collapsed their home around them early Tuesday morning.
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As we reported ... Brandon's wife told us his heart stopped while he was sleeping in their Northern California home ... and now we know why.
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That people often experience trouble sleeping in a different bed in unfamiliar surroundings is a phenomenon known to psychologists as the "first night" effect.
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She fondly recalled sharing food with people she had just met and sleeping in the trunk of a stranger's car to avoid the rain.
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" Nailah's younger brother, Omari Sealey, began sleeping in a chair next to Jahi's hospital bed, to make sure no one could "kill her off.
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Ashley Reid, 32, says she was sleeping in her suite after hosting a welcome party for her wedding guests, when at around 2 a.m.
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It speaks to the relatively unsexy nature of the actual criminal charges against Shkreli that I recently spotted a juror sleeping in the courtroom.
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In recent months, police officers have reportedly been called on black people who were having a barbecue and sleeping in a college common room.
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Passengers reported that the airline didn't offer hotel rooms, even though the flight was delayed overnight and passengers ended up sleeping in the airport.
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Sleeping in your contacts is a bad idea tooLike the rest of your body, your eyes use sleeping hours as an opportunity to heal.
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The photos, taken from a helicopter, also show people sleeping in a shaded area of a parking lot and crowded around a military tent.
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Survivors desperately needed tents with elderly people and babies as young as a one-year-old sleeping in the cold for two straight nights.
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" In an interview with the South China Morning Post, Carnay added, "About 500 domestic helpers across Hong Kong are still sleeping in the toilet.
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He and his wife and their dog are now sleeping in a friend's car in the parking lot of a Burger King in Chico.
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Undeterred, the caravan continued north, its participants traveling atop freight trains and by hitchhiking, sleeping in gritty migrant shelters and parks and eating poorly.
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Once inside, many will stay all day, a strategy that has yielded the convention's most iconic image: thousands of fans sleeping in line overnight.
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Fortunately, there were no really crazy experiences—though many call me crazy for sleeping in my car night after night in Walmart parking lots.
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Slowly, Mullah Jan laid the toddler inside the coffin, like a child sleeping in a cradle, and the men filled the rest with cotton.
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They slowly made their way through Russia, Belarus, and Lithuania, sleeping in turns in forests, living on mushrooms, berries, and the occasional stolen cabbage.
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That week, Cronin was out at his summer range, deep in the Malheur National Forest with his cows, sleeping in an old homesteader's cabin.
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MJ's dad James Jordan Sr. was shot to death in July 1993 while sleeping in his car at a rest stop in North Carolina.
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Mothers and children from Central America and Haiti have been sleeping in a classroom converted into a dormitory, many atop mattresses on the floor.
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Sleeping in a new environment can be challenging even for adults, let alone for babies who are still figuring this whole slumber thing out.
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She's a lab, boxer, pit bull mix who likes cuddles, sleeping in, saying "hello" to strangers, and, probably more than anything else, chew toys.
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Whether people are sleeping in informal camps or in the open, as thousands are reportedly doing, the settlements are overcrowded, and hunger is rampant.
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Schwabenlender, who runs the campus where the shelter is based, said her workers recently counted more than 400 people sleeping in tents just outside.
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In December 2650, Amazon warehouse workers in the UK were sleeping in tents nearby because they could not afford to make the daily commute.
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He was captured after a manhunt that ended when police officers discovered him sleeping in the doorway of a bar in Linden, New Jersey.
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They were murdered while sleeping in their hammocks last November in the forests of northern Cambodia, where illegal logging has become an enormous problem.
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It also said it has outlined procedures for dealing with customers who are disruptive, using tobacco, drugs or alcohol or sleeping in its cafes.
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I've never been big into sleeping in; I love the morning and wake up with lots of energy and excited to start the day.
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Rain continues to fall for the next two days, and the same officers remain, showering upstairs and sleeping in shifts on an empty pod.
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Nearly a week after Thanksgiving, The Hills alum shared a family portrait with Santa, though the newborn appeared to be peacefully sleeping in the photo.
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It was Christmas Eve, and without anyplace to go, Cruz wound up sleeping in his car and couch-surfing until they began filming the show.
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"After my teen years and early twenties of sleeping in my makeup and occasionally using a Sharpie as eyeliner (DO NOT DO IT)," she says.
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He was under a cloud of suspicion after he reportedly said he had spent Xmas Eve sleeping in his car and not at George's home.
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As the year draws to a close, some 5,400 detained migrant children in the U.S. are sleeping in shelters with more than 1,7453 other children.
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Documents obtained by PEOPLE claim that Spencer was also crashing at the house, sleeping in the same room as Stein but on a separate couch.
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At Greece's Nea Kavala temporary transit camp, people were left burning trash to keep warm and sleeping in mud-soaked tents, according to the report.
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At least for me, when I was unbound by anything and almost felt comfortable sleeping in gutters and on soaked couches on any given day.
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With the exception of one species, the long-tailed African pangolin, the animals spend most of the day sleeping in hollow trees or underground holes.
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" Others in DC donned foil sheets, similar to those that immigrant children in detention have been photographed sleeping in, emblazoned with the words, "We care.
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Ebadi said he stayed in Nangahar for two months, training during the day and sleeping in a tent alongside other recruits his age at night.
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In one of the cases, Rauda allegedly wounded a man who was sleeping in a hammock in the Malibu State Park area in November 2016.
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Pastors at nearby churches undertook numerous security measures, including sleeping in their churches or in the church parking lots to ward off would-be arsons.
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As they are also required to work night shifts, there are usually two to three persons sleeping in the room at any time, he said.
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"I've been the whole gamut," he says, alluding to both the lows and the highs of his career, from sleeping in his car to syndication.
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His plans for the near future involve sleeping in, making breakfasts and going on vacations, the former How I Met Your Mother star told PEOPLE.
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The family of six shared the same two-bedroom apartment in Inglewood that Natia's mother still rents today, his parents sleeping in the living room.
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But according to the authors behind this study, published Thursday in Current Biology, there's been surprisingly little research as to how sleeping in affects health.
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And, let's just say he'd never mentioned any trouble sleeping in the past... I pictured him texting another girl in the middle of the night.
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He lived on the streets, sleeping in cars, gardens, or wherever he could safely lay his head in temperatures of, at times, over 100 degrees.
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What Sucks: You'll Freeze to Death OvernightMake it Suck Less: Sierra Designs Zissou Plus 700, $600I recall sleeping in a lean-to in the Adirondacks.
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The judges said, though, that it was fine to ticket people if there was available shelter space and they're sleeping in a public space anyway.
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After being told she had lost custody of them in October 282, she spent a night sleeping in a parking lot, according to court papers.
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TL;DR: Experience the sheer joy of sleeping in ultra cozy bamboo sheets — this 43-piece queen sheet set is just $32.99, a 69% savings.
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Islamic Jihad did not comment on whether Malhous was a member, but a spokesman accused the Israelis of "targeting innocent civilians sleeping in their home".
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"Apparently, sleeping in on the weekends can be a real help," said Åkerstedt, a professor and director of the Stress Research Institute at Stockholm University.
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Friday to find Treba standing near the infant, who was sleeping in a stroller, while allegedly drinking a beer outside the bar's roped-in area.
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It was the mismatch between expectation and reality that doubtless propelled three Greek hubs (Crete, Santorini and Rhodes) into the Sleeping in Airports worst ten.
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Lee says he goes home just one day a week, spending the rest working and sleeping in the trauma center he has nurtured for years.
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Halfway through his time at Oxford, he left to spend five months walking through South America, sleeping in a hammock he carried over one shoulder.
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"He would have had to cross a main road and quite a few paddocks to reach his final destination, sleeping in those toilets," she said.
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People in such places follow a glum routine of hauling firewood, waiting in lines for handouts of bread and groceries, and sleeping in root cellars.
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Kanye: You were going to be sleeping in a bed with me, Kim, Rihanna, Donald Trump—Beyoncé: Play with me if you fucking want, Kanye.
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She says that, before they came to live with her, they were "living like gypsies"—struggling in school, going hungry, and sleeping in cold places.
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Refusing to change lenses in a timely manner, sleeping in them and even failing to change the lens case can all result in serious infections.
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I most certainly would NOT recommend the space for anyone over 6'1 or who otherwise is not comfortable sleeping in small spaces for individual persons.
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So are the cold nights sleeping in parks, the hot days walking in the unforgiving sun and the unpredictability of the next meal or bath.
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The worst case I saw was a woman who had been locked up for fifteen years, defecating, urinating, eating, and sleeping in the same room.
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For years, Gwendolyn lived indoors, sleeping in a bathtub, pooping on newspapers in the bathroom, chewing on dog toys, and napping on Van Buren's bed.
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"So I was on the road, and I was sleeping in my makeup a bunch," the 31-year-old artist tells The New York Times.
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Last May, police questioned a graduate student at Yale University after a fellow student reported her for sleeping in the common area of their dormitory.
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Nate told me about checking his foxholes at zero-dark-thirty one morning, expecting to see two Marines awake and one sleeping in each hole.
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But there are many others for whom the promise of Uber translates into sleeping in a leased car and dashing off whenever their phone pings.
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One in a beach chair with sunglasses and a little can of beer and this beautiful close up of one sleeping in a dollhouse bed.
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Photos show homeless people sleeping in white-marked boxes on the ground, which were drawn six feet apart in line with federal social distancing guidelines.
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They were not initially charged in connection with the attack but were arrested the next day when officers observed them sleeping in the subway station.
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In a way, the placebo effect owes its poor reputation to the same man who cast aspersions on going to bed late and sleeping in.
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There were up to fifty people sleeping in a single building, with only the clothes they'd worn from their homes the morning before the massacre.
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George-Ilias Belidis, a resident of Tirana, a city of 900,000, was sleeping in his apartment when the powerful, seemingly interminable tremor jolted him awake.
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Rather, the judges found that fining or jailing homeless people for sleeping in public outdoor spaces when no other options were available violated constitutional protections.
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Coble's husband, who was sleeping in another room of the house, reportedly woke up when he heard the explosion and the smoke alarm went off.
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Nearly 2,000 Puerto Ricans are sleeping in shelters or on the streets, fearful to return to their homes or unable to due to extensive damage.
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Instead, she worked as a live-in maid for white families, doing the wash, serving meals and, in one case, sleeping in an unheated attic.
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Empty truck cabs were struck first to scare off drivers sleeping in their rigs, and General Harrigian said it appeared there were no civilian casualties.
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But according to an independent study commissioned by Crisis, dubbed The Homelessness Monitor, there has been rapid growth in rough sleeping in England since 2010.
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The baby Jesus in the scene is even wrapped in a silver Mylar blanket, which detainees at such facilities have often been pictured sleeping in.
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She saw the children who were sleeping in offices, learned more about the hundreds of children in need and pictured a new road to parenthood.
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I'd been that way for days, sleeping in strange, deep blocks of solitude, and waking at the intrusion of a hand that was never there.
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Of course, Dr. Trumble — who still spends months each year sleeping in a tent, eating wild meat and drinking river water — is no ordinary American.
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She left with her landlord, Dan Markham, 83, and two other roommates; the four spent their first night sleeping in a gas station parking lot.
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Another reason so many of these microbes can lurk in our beds is that we keep them warm and moist simply by sleeping in them.
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The reality of sleeping in a tent all night while also spending long days on her board meant that Little was constantly battling the elements.
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He first began with another project that focuses on an act that museums don't explicitly prohibit but that some may consider indecorous: sleeping in museums.
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Rahami was caught the following morning after he was found sleeping in the doorway of Merdie's Tavern in Linden, New Jersey, a town near Elizabeth.
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He campaigned for Walter F. Mondale's presidential run, sleeping in Mr. Baer's dorm room at Harvard and canvassing by day when the campaign swung through Massachusetts.
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Because Plaintiff did not feel safe sleeping in her room by herself, she decided to stay with one of her co-workers in the main hotel.
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About 40 minutes later, my hair was practically stick straight from mid-shaft to ends, though my roots still looked slightly crimped from sleeping in cornrows.
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Ridgecrest, California (CNN)Lashane Metcalf Williams and her husband, like so many across the country, were sleeping in, taking advantage of the Fourth of July holiday.
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It's only a matter of time before they're sleeping in it together — inevitably complicating the Chuck-Bobby rivalry that's gearing back into motion for season 5.
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Green witnessed people sleeping in public on a previous trip to China, but there was something about a street full of cabbies napping that interested him.
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Some 3,600 people, including many young children, were sleeping in tents in Hellenikon in overcrowded conditions with poor sanitation and little food, according to aid groups.
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Chinese state media outlet Xinhua reported that between 40 and 50 workers were sleeping in the construction site during the collapse, quoting Provincial Governor Yun Min.
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"I don't think I should have pushed my mom's limits — because that's like the 100th time I've done this this year," he said of sleeping in.
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Police believe the boy's mother was sleeping in a nearby room when Richards allegedly attacked the boy, causing "severe trauma" to his head, the outlet reports.
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The overall prognosis is good, but Slone was left frustrated, scared, and sleeping in her car in the hospital parking lot in order to stay close.
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These are healthy ways to spend your extra hour of Daylight Saving Time Come on, Daylight Saving Time is like a national holiday for sleeping in.
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He's being treated for a severe infection he contracted after getting bedsores from sleeping in his wheelchair for three weeks because his medical mattress was broken.
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"If the families indeed had travel confirmations, we would like to understand why there are families sleeping in a church in San Antonio tonight," Hurtado said.
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She gets him to spin some bizarre tale about concern for his patient's safety, and, all of a sudden, Judalon is sleeping in the maid's quarters.
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Art Mitchells-Urwin proved this point when he shared a picture of a woman sleeping in a bed outside to the OVERHEARD AT SOAS Facebook page.
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Some statistical lab analyses suggest that reallocating an hour of sleep to exercise is more beneficial than sleeping in, but it's completely different in real life.
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"I love sleeping in my bed, our bed," said the 31-year-old, who is coming off top-six finishes in her past three LPGA events.
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"Now we're back to sleeping in the same bed but that's not because we were fighting, [it's] because we got to sleep!" explains Fedotowsky-Manno, 34.
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"We were sleeping in a locked bedroom with knives and with baseball pole because that is the only way I can protect my family," Dahan said.
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It wasn't until recently that our 8-year-old daughter started sleeping in her own room after proclaiming she was no longer afraid to snooze alone.
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The two end up sitting next to each other on the plane, sleeping in adjoining bedrooms, and are seated at the same table at the wedding.
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Following the LP's release, Goood opened up to PEOPLE about his long road to success, from sleeping in his car to performing at the Super Bowl.
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Many people had been sleeping in the mountains since Friday, after their homes were flattened by rock falls and mudslides or washed away by torrential rains.
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While other CEOs split their time between a dozen different mid-level managers, Musk is sleeping in the factory and redesigning the production line by hand.
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Gene can be seen snuggled up in a baby blanket decorated with farm animals, quietly sleeping in his mom's arms while Schumer looks at the camera.
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Mr. Trump said he'd been sleeping "in a buddy's basement" in southern Iowa, with plans to leave after, with a little luck, having bagged a deer.
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Rick, Cliff, and the dog all get into the act, as well as Rick's wife, an Italian actress (Lorenza Izzo), who's been sleeping in the bedroom.
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The villagers who have accidentally caught these creatures over the years believe the Zenkerellas are nocturnal and live high in the trees, sleeping in tree hollows.
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It's looking like four more weeks of sleeping in my rented hospital bed and wearing button-up tops (not really my style but I'm working it).
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The arrest Rahami was captured after the owner of a bar in Linden, New Jersey, found him sleeping in the doorway of his bar Monday morning.
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Justin Bieber apparently spent his weekend getting a little wild: sleeping in the woods, braving the elements … and stripping down for a dip in a lake.
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