Rajesh's sleepless night turned into a second sleepless night, then a third.
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"Sleepless," a sort-of-remake of the French thriller "Sleepless Night," represents Jamie Foxx's foray into late-midcareer Neesonism.
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Open Road Films has released the first trailer for Sleepless, a remake of the excellent 2011 French film Sleepless Night that now features Jamie Foxx in the starring role.
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Those sleepless nights [...] and then there's two of them?
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"Sleepless night," Gadot wrote — her skin looking flawless as ever.
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Prescription painkillers were proving ineffective, leaving him sweaty and sleepless.
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He might need to prepare for yet more sleepless nights.
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Sunday night was a sleepless night for two massive fandoms.
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You know who was a reference in "Sleepless in Seattle"?
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Konstantin confessed to some sleepless nights about Amanda's career path.
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It's "Sleepless in Seattle," except they're both blonds — sort of.
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The sleepless nights were productive in more ways than one.
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Diplomats the world over are in for some sleepless nights.
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The makers of MyPillow might be in for some sleepless nights.
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I can work here or just look at it when sleepless.
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"It was the first sleepless night I'd ever had," Drew says.
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It's going to be a sleepless few years for those carmakers.
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MPs had to endure several sleepless nights before changing their numbers.
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Like Trump, Parton is also a member of the sleepless elite.
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It spilled out of me one sleepless night in its entirety.
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Avelenda described her last weeks on the job: sleepless nights, uncharacteristic
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The agency's logo is still a lidless eye, sleepless, ever-vigilant.
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"Sleepless in Seattle" will always be one of my favorite movies.
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The sleepless nights and the crushing desire to stay in bed.
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And that's before you get to sleepless nights and dirty diapers.
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I've spent sleepless nights worrying about that Dick Van Dyke trap.
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She discovered the ritual in a Google search one sleepless night.
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After what he described as a sleepless night, Pillar acknowledged wrongdoing.
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The sergeant, having witnessed untold horrors, is unkempt, sleepless, half-mad.
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I've spent enough sleepless nights trying to figure this all out.
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During sleepless nights, he prayed for guidance to ease their suffering.
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The night after the Nice attack was a sleepless one for me.
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It's all one big thing, which can lead to some sleepless nights.
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After a sleepless night, they had no extra sleep the next night.
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Desperate and sleepless, Paul called his brother, an Army specialist, for advice.
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It's one that's pressing up, sometimes uncomfortably in an increasingly sleepless world.
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Maryse: All the things parents warned me about are real: Sleepless nights.
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When he took your hand it was my Sleepless in Seattle moment.
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Despite the sleepless nights, the couple are completely smitten with little Bear.
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Charles' debut album, Sleepless Dreamer, is out February 228 via Kanine Records.
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There were occasional tears and flagging spirits, exacerbated by anxious sleepless nights.
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I'm spacey and forgetful, sporadically sleepless and overtaken with waves of nausea.
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The emotional toll of losing a home led to many sleepless nights.
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With any start-up, there are going to be many sleepless nights.
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Jones, who admitted to spending many sleepless nights before making his decision.
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When he resigned, he acknowledged that the scandal had brought sleepless nights.
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I read those forums in the sleepless nights of the following weeks.
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"She&aposs causing young children sleepless nights with her idiocy," he said.
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""It might seem crazy but I yearned for the sleepless nights, 3 a.m.
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Certainly his words will cause the RNC and his rivals many sleepless nights.
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Woody spends many a sleepless night constantly retrieving Forky from the garbage can.
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There's the sleepless nights over whether you're using just the right polyurethane blend.
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Sleepless in Seattle, Love Happens, and the more recent How to Be Single.
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I have had sleepless nights, because I believe in peaceful, very peaceful protests.
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Fagnan noted he had some "sleepless nights" as he and Ravikant designed Spearhead.
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"When I was attacked on Weibo, it gave me sleepless nights," he said.
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Days passed without a headline scrolling across the tape which created sleepless nights.
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They've already had one nearly sleepless night – but they're relishing their new roles.
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It's still sleepless nights and dealing with stuff out in the real world.
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It looks like the long, sleepless nights have already started for Amy Schumer.
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Truthfully, the election alone is enough to heighten anyone's risk for sleepless nights.
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You've said there were a lot of sleepless nights heading into Game 303.
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You can't imagine how many sleepless nights my wife and I have had.
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Ben, Jerry, and Jack Daniels are your best friends through the sleepless nights.
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The idea for the film came to Curtis during a few sleepless nights.
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"We are looking forward to sleepless nights and blissed-out days," they said.
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His nights have been sleepless since he noticed the seeds growing abnormally slowly.
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Other reviews, written by I assumed similarly sleepless journalists, were raving about it.
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But you don't need to watch Sleepless in Seattle for the 20th time.
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As a sleepless citizen, I've had lots of time to worry about this.
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Troubled waters It's no surprise that Gao admits to having suffered sleepless nights.
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The journey with a child was difficult, he said, with many sleepless nights.
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Months of test prep, sleepless nights and that excruciating wait for the results.
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Mr. Flake went home for what he later described as a sleepless night.
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His experience of juggling the two commitments was frustrating, sleepless, and ultimately unmanageable.
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Or was it like "Sleepless in Seattle," since we were on opposite coasts?
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Another sleepless night in Brussels before another debt deal with Greece.
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The sleepless nights, the endless conversations and explorations and leaving no stone unturned.
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AND THAT IS A TOUGH DECISION, IT IS A LOT OF SLEEPLESS NIGHTS.
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After many sleepless nights, jotting into my notepad, by God, I had it.
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A college freshman, she is sleepless and prone to wild bouts of panic.
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Made it worth the sleepless night and the hours of waiting at the airport!
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A sleepless Berger sat down at his desk and began writing a new post.
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The men began having sleepless nights because of US President Donald Trump's campaign rhetoric.
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It's a battle that's cost me time, opportunities, relationships, and a thousand sleepless nights.
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Kylie of course has no idea about all the hard work and sleepless nights.
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" Later he wrote about "sleepless nights spent in anguish wondering how you will rebound.
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She called the EPA for help and spent sleepless nights doing her own research.
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" When asked if she was writing it, the Sleepless in Seattle actress said, "Yeah.
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And to the company: thank you for your creativity, humanity, resilience, and sleepless nights.
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I took advantage of my sleepless night by trying the activated charcoal beauty treatments.
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One morning, I got up after a sleepless night and thought about killing myself.
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"I have spent several sleepless nights and days in turmoil and agony," she wrote.
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I had many sleepless nights, doing whatever it took to get the job done.
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In the morning, still sleepless, he watched her carefully over their yogurt and fruit.
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It was especially bad when she lay down, and she suffered many sleepless nights.
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In the morning, Paige gets up and goes to school after a sleepless night.
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It meant a few sleepless nights, but I knew what I was getting into.
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Petrulis misses the person he used to be, before the PTSD and sleepless nights.
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You're sleepless, you're high-anxiety, how long do you have to live with that?
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Lai recommends light housekeeping, cleaning, and walking as a daytime itinerary for the sleepless.
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Ranking: One sleepless night wondering why I do this to myself out of three.
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The full moon in Scorpio finds you sleepless, so don't overbook yourself, dear centaur.
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SOCIAL Q'S His hobby is causing me sleepless nights over our children's safety. Help!
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This may not be reasonable, but honestly, some nights I am sleepless with worry.
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A Times reader tormented by sleepless nights posed this question to me this year.
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Away from bills, commutes and sleepless nights, the basketball court became the family's oasis.
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I've also been able to use these sleepless nights as an opportunity to learn.
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Note: All These Sleepless Nights was produced by Pulse Films, a company associated with VICE.
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Now, they can hide tired eyes after a sleepless night being up with two kids!
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Jeffrey Epstein's indictment on sex trafficking charges is creating sleepless nights on the Acela corridor.
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Along with the kids confiscating our bed came sleepless nights, plus back and neck pain.
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"Although it's been… emotionally, I cannot describe how many sleepless nights I've had," she says.
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"Although it's been… emotionally, I cannot describe how many sleepless nights I've had," she said.
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When we met in early March, Jonathan Albright was still shrugging off a sleepless weekend.
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The five-time Grammy winner seems unfazed by the sleepless nights that soon await him.
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In the sleepless nights of the early summer his mind ran dangerously across her contours.
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Through the chain-link barricade, they looked at the dilapidated landscape, sleepless but not hopeless.
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For years after his combat deployments, Mr. Hardin said he was sleepless and on edge.
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He described the process of crowdfunding as, "daunting, exciting, sleepless, and thrilling, in that order".
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After a sleepless night, Buthaina posted about the situation on Facebook, breaking months of silence.
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More alerts means more long days and sleepless nights just to keep everything functioning properly.
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Her flight to Dubai was sleepless, even though she had packed all her Interpol paperwork.
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Favoring lyricism above substance, "All These Sleepless Nights" is almost a pure right-brain movie.
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Delrahim does not buck this trend, and his confirmation should not cause progressives sleepless nights.
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I spent a few sleepless nights, asking myself whether I ought to turn Foos in.
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According to the data, the US is the most sleepless country—or at least the most sleepless country on Twitter—and the midwest is the best place to sleep within the US, or at least to neglect to share your insomnia on social media.
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If anything, my time is better spent now because it's easier to wake up and work after a sleepless night with a baby than a sleepless night out partying and drinking, and I certainly no longer have the time or inclination for the latter.
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"Definitely had some sleepless nights, if I'm just honest, with a lot of stuff," Williams said.
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These sleepless nights are my present, but hopefully not my future ... for I see the turn.
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Monaco said her future mother-in-law told her she'd had "sleepless nights" planning it all.
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If the holiday season has you both stressed and sleepless, this is the massager for you.
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"This has caused a lot of sleepless nights for me," Harvey says in a promo clip.
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I&aposve had a few sleepless nights with Spike in the beginning, so I get it.
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Cardi B isn't letting diaper changes and sleepless nights get in the way of her glamour.
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So for me, there were some sleepless nights in the dorm, and it wasn't about football.
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The loops are run back to back over three sleepless days and nights, on unmarked trails.
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He completed the 22019-mile journey Wednesday with a final 32 hour, 77-mile sleepless finish.
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Some days, especially during those early sleepless nights, it's hard to know which end is up.
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These are the days of sleepless nights, baby babble and priceless moments of bonding and development.
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That feeling passed but honestly, I could have done without the sleepless nights and unfocused frustration.
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For the sleepless and the curious, his four-hour paranormal radio show was a nightly comfort.
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These people are the genetically exceptional "sleepless elite" probably designed in a secret Russian space lab.
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Within a few hours of being arrested again last December, Gillam was sweating, vomiting, and sleepless.
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So, grabbing a cold brew after several sleepless nights probably won't make much of a difference.
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Sleepless nights and poor self-care seem to be par for the course for creative production.
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Here are some products to help them through those likely bouts of sleepless nights and hangovers.
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"I've had a lot of sleepless nights over what has happened to this community," he said.
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There was sea salt in the air, and sleepless seagulls were birling in the darkness overhead.
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Yes, it's fun to check Twitter just before bed, or when you're sleepless at 2 a.m.
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And she has spent sleepless nights worrying about why people think she is lofty or frosty.
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" Hanks starred with Ryan in hit 1990s movies like "Sleepless in Seattle" and "You've Got Mail.
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But through the scorching 22003-degree days and muggy sleepless nights, R&B kept getting better.
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She has spent sleepless nights, she said, wrestling with the proper Christian attitude toward undocumented immigrants.
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They called it Stargiving, and they started working through sleepless nights trying to refine the idea.
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But, in fact, the sleepless, quarrelsome night that unfolds before us will end in a dance.
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Waiting on the doctor and lost results from my labs made for long days and sleepless nights.
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How many sleepless nights do you think Trump has had over what he's doing to America's farmers?
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After three sleepless nights of asking, "What now?" there are a few things we want to share.
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"Only about their social media," she told PEOPLE at the Sleepless premiere in Los Angeles on Thursday.
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Danielle Fishel wouldn't trade in the sleepless nights for anything to be a mom to son Adler.
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"Since 'the announcement,' I have spent several sleepless nights and days in turmoil and agony," she announced.
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And if you have just one sleepless night, it could influence your food choices the next day.
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The night before Craig's funeral service, a sleepless Strickland recalls turning to an old friend for guidance.
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"Since 'the announcement,' I have spent several sleepless nights and days in turmoil and agony," she writes.
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This is where our Internet Ghost led us, into the clammy underworld of sleepless, pointless, predatory noise.
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Matthew Perry is having some sleepless nights over how well received a new "Friends" show would be.
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You might think that Anaplan CEO, Frank Calderoni would have had a few sleepless nights this week.
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Finally, after three days and two (sleepless) nights, Koh says the snake was removed from the home.
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There were many sleepless nights, staying up with Ansel when the doctors feared he would not survive.
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It took years of work, a willingness to compromise and a handful of sleepless nights for staff.
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They looked up the schedule of events, and saw that they often might be sleepless and miserable.
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A more sensitive child might have worried herself sleepless or watched her grandfather's every movement with anxiety.
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"In 1993, the two came together again for one of their most memorable movies, "Sleepless in Seattle.
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"How many times have people seen Sleepless In Seattle versus insert-name-of-arthouse cinema?" asks Gillis.
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And because of those sleepless nights, deep down, I knew I was in love with JoJo too.
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She says she's been having "sleepless nights" thinking about the threat of a new form of criminalization.
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Shehab's granddaughter's health has improved since those sleepless nights, weeks ago, but he now faces new hurdles.
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On one of the many sleepless nights that followed, she found a cookie-decorating video on Facebook.
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The convictions of the #MeToo moment have this basically decent man revisiting, in sleepless, thrashing 4 a.m.
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Both admit to suffering from a fear of missing out, which meant Dr. Greenwood often went sleepless.
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Then she learned that her main responsibility was to keep the woman company during her sleepless nights.
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"Sleepless," directed by Baran bo Odar, sets a low bar for itself, and then trips over it.
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We are the numb scrollers on the other side—strung out, edgy, sleepless, and unable to stop.
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Trump attorneys, Trump associates and Trump himself are all probably enduring sleepless nights worrying about this possibility.
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They wrote in one post, "All the long days of cycling and sleepless nights all for this."
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They wrote in one post, "All the long days of cycling and sleepless nights all for this."
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" She added, "Our nights are now sleepless despite our constant tiredness and extreme sadness which never leaves us.
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Two days prior to the call-up, I tripled my caffeine intake, leading to two almost sleepless nights.
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Then the sleepless nights spent in anguish wondering how you will rebound and strive toward greatness once again?
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"After each incident, I spent sleepless nights wondering what I should do next," Carlson said of feeling powerless.
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To help battle back the sleepless nights, we've put together the meanings for each season 4 episode title.
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"I spent a lot of sleepless nights to get him and his wife out of Iran," Zarif said.
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He was a scholar whose stray thought on a sleepless night could change how people see the world.
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But a poll published yesterday evening will nonetheless have given a few Conservative election strategists a sleepless night.
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One such, of some 30 years' experience, still admits to having sleepless nights after performing a liver transplant.
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Members of Congress from both parties and their sleepless staff have rolled out numerous legislative proposals this year.
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Despite the heightened scrutiny and a lot of sleepless nights, Taihuttu says he remains a devout bitcoin enthusiast.
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Be it lazy weekend days or long, sleepless nights, I wouldn't trade being a dad for the world.
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This was in fact a joke Hardwick made many times herself, including in her 1977 novel, Sleepless Nights.
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"I've had a lot of sleepless nights wondering what would be the outcome of my home," she says.
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Being commander in chief is a demanding job that might leave anyone with a lot of sleepless nights.
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She was nervous, having spent a sleepless night wondering if Russian women would sweep the four women's races.
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During one sleepless night she got to wondering about the dates her ballet was going to be performed.
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Rob was in the delivery room for our boys' births and shared in the burden of sleepless nights.
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As for the ball boy, Federer said he hoped he didn't have a sleepless night after his mishap.
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In the wee hours of the morning, postelection, Cate comes upon her equally sleepless ex in the kitchen.
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As the Warsaw-set "All These Sleepless Nights" begins, the protagonist, Kris (Krzysztof Baginski), relates some unattributed wisdom.
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Tension, sleepless nights, preoccupation, and distraction around those very people we care for — worry&aposs effects are endless.
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Think about a new mother who's juggling sleepless nights compared to a single developer just out of college.
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Ori Gersht: sleepless nights, continues at CRG Gallery (195 Chrystie Street, Lower East Side, Manhattan) through May 21.
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You've already forgotten the sleepless nights that you had, the marital strife, your uneasy acquaintance with baby poop.
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The adorable kid who played Jonah, Tom Hanks' son, in "Sleepless in Seattle" is getting divorced ... TMZ has learned.
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After a sleepless flight (on a private plane), Kourtney sleeps 15 hours while Khloé and Scott watch the kids.
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After the film, the actress snagged roles in popular romantic comedies like Sleepless in Seattle and You've Got Mail.
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After five years together, the couple was finally feeling ready for the sleepless chaos that comes with having kids.
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The Aura One also battles sleepless nights with a feature that can detect surrounding ambient light and adjust brightness.
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And seeing O'Donnell in her movie prime triggers cravings for a Harriet the Spy/ Sleepless in Seattle double feature.
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There were those early sleepless days where I felt like I could barely string a sentence together at work.
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These things seem mundane, but their absence can mean a late arrival or a sleepless night undermines my confidence.
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The young royal siblings often give their parents sleepless nights, according to their father, Princess Madeleine's husband, Chris O'Neill.
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This entrepreneur says he's created a weapon for sleepless parents with kids haunted by frightening bouts of night terror.
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Traditionally, "going public" represented the gratifying culmination of sleepless nights and missed birthdays that went into building a company.
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"We are looking forward to sleepless nights and blissed-out days," they told the magazine in a joint statement.
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A life making art, I thought, likely meant a constant hustle: I pictured part-time jobs and sleepless nights.
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"I know that there have been some sleepless nights on the part of his legal team," Mr. Earnest said.
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I saw the signs: the sleepless nights, the absent appetite, the euphoria and superhuman sense of self, the irritability.
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Sure enough, 12 minutes in a tanning bed led to a sleepless night standing in a cold dorm shower.
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He spent a sleepless night writing an essay about the shooting and his own relationship to clubs like Pulse.
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Sissy. But it also stayed true to its beloved traditions, such never-stopping, free-to-enter Sleepless Floor stage.
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Mr. Keil provided the voice, the raspy sound of a detective who had just finished a long, sleepless stakeout.
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"The biggest worry wasn't the sleepless nights, it wasn't spit up, it wasn't how to clean things," she said.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - As he looks ahead to California's March 245 Democratic primary, Neal Kelley is having sleepless nights.
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She admits to sleepless nights, fearing that if she's not checking her phone, someone's self-harm might go unnoticed.
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Responsibility and the pressure to make an idea work can cause sleepless nights, poor eating habits, and general anxiety.
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Having discussions about key issues in advance will save you sleepless nights as well as money and even friendships.
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He suffered what seemed like psychotic episodes, he said, sleepless nights of strange voices and shadows collapsing on him.
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Sleepless nights are as common among new pet owners as they are for those with human infants, he explained.
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As a result, "Sleepless Nights" feels elemental, an eruption of everything that had been slowly building up over decades.
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In a Sleepless in Seattle–style rom-com, such a move would surely lead to a blissfully happy marriage.
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He developed insomnia and began spending sleepless nights planning his escape from the trappings that caught up to his peers.
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My wrinkles are deeper because I've spent countless sleepless nights making sure my kiddos are cared for, fed, and loved.
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At the time, the Sleepless in Seattle actress also shared that she had undergone a double mastectomy and reconstructive surgery.
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But gone is the frustration of my sleepless nights, replaced by acceptance and even brief moments of nostalgia-induced happiness.
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For example, some wonder whether a woman in her 553s will have the stamina for sleepless nights with a newborn.
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But what about other beloved fictional characters, from movies like When Harry Met Sally, Pretty Woman, and Sleepless In Seattle?
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Lead By ExampleStartup life can be grueling, and big projects for developers often result in sleepless nights until they ship.
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" She posted a photo of a blog post about the incident, adding the caption: "My lips giving you sleepless nights.
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Tennis fans Prince William and Princess Kate congratulated Wimbledon champ Andy Murray on Sunday – and bonded over their sleepless nights!
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A vote on sanctions against Poland would give the EU "sleepless nights", points out Boyko Borisov, the Bulgarian prime minister.
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I've spent many sleepless nights wondering about the impact of a decision and thinking through various options for next steps.
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The new dad previously opened up about his sleepless nights during a call-in to the Today show on Feb.
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It has really helped me be a more present parent and feel the strength to power through these sleepless nights.
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"The minute you're bonding over your stories and sleepless nights, suddenly all the stuff that mattered before doesn't matter anymore."
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Miller describes a family sleepless from a man's hallucinations, and another overly affectionate boarder who is straining a couple's marriage.
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Earlier this month, she revealed her daughter was suffering from colic and was giving her a lot of sleepless nights.
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The world is still waiting for John Cho to get the glossy Sleepless in Seattle-style rom-com he deserves.
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Schwartz and his wife say as a result of the emotional distress they've suffered from headaches, stomachaches and sleepless nights.
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In the meantime, we'll be banking on memory foam pillows and white-noise apps to make our nights less sleepless.
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But after more than a year of sleepless nights, she went to police and told them Cosby had assaulted her.
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Over the course of 110 sleepless hours, Barker notes, they undergo tasks that induce panic and even thoughts of death.
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Plus, the stress from dealing with their conflict can result in sleepless nights, headaches, stomach problems and other physical symptoms.
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What matters to us, as we anticipate the joy and sleepless nights ahead, is that our family is growing again.
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But Sharapova, a semi-finalist in Rome last week, would not have a sleepless night about facing any of them.
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The sleepless nights that come along with parenthood have a way at tearing our emotions into two very opposite directions.
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If you spend too much time lying sleepless in bed, your brain starts to link the bedroom with not sleeping.
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Here are some ideas for cooking ahead so you'll have a full belly when you're staring down another sleepless night.
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"We had many, many sleepless nights," she said, as some of her charges climbed in an aviary in her backyard.
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If you don't choke up when he belts "every sleepless night," I simply do not know what to tell you.
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According to The Reporter magazine, Lewenthal was "an enthusiastic, restless, practically sleepless businessman" as well as a former art dealer.
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The day of the operation arrived after a sleepless night, but Mr. Taylor said he felt a sense of celebration.
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But many of the residents of Old Fadama like Hawa Dauda, know that even a little rain means another sleepless night.
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There are always things to deal with at every step, whether it's morning sickness, restless legs, bleeding gums or sleepless nights.
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"We deserve this victory, especially since it cost us sleepless nights," said Califa Seidi, parliamentary chief of the ruling PAIGC party.
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In the most recent of her three televised apologies, she said she had spent "sleepless" nights agonising over the nation's unhappiness.
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They would spend a sleepless night on a concrete porch, bracing themselves for the hostile residents of a village to attack.
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In those sleepless days of interrogation, Wa Lone told the court, the police pressured him to share his cell phone password.
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The nights may not be as sleepless as they once were, but for Tabata, FFXV still consumes much of his time.
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Mira Sorvino says she had several "sleepless nights" after she came forward with her allegations of sexual misconduct against Harvey Weinstein.
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For Wendy, whose husband, Victor Spencer, is black (they have four children), the unsettling revelation has caused anxiety and sleepless nights.
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She explains that she often has sleepless nights, and that her scalp itches so badly she scratches it until it bleeds.
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"The storm's supposed to get pretty bad again tonight," he said to Grace, who looked even more sleepless than he did.
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"[I'm] papa bear," Foxx said when asked if he's protective over his daughters at the January premiere of his film Sleepless.
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"There have been many successes, there have been many failures, there have been many sleepless nights," he told reporters last week.
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Grief-stricken and sleepless, Teddy somehow summoned the strength to deliver a eulogy for Bobby at New York's St. Patrick's Cathedral.
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You can once again find the techno goblin strolling through his magical ambient forest, ready to save you from sleepless nights.
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Mellah, who will start university in autumn, said she had "a couple of sleepless nights" as she prepared for the race.
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Harry wants to be as 'involved as possible,' so like every parent, he is feeling the effects of the sleepless nights.
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Spooky and unhurried, with dark sleepless rings around his low-lidded eyes, he could be the chubby offspring of Buster Keaton.
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It feels like an intimate glimpse into his creative space, where one can imagine he's tapping out beats during sleepless nights.
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Though she'd endured another sleepless night (and Mexican officials had come once again to ask her to leave) she looked invigorated.
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It's a chaotic, sleepless week of actual boating and two afterparties for every event, but it's also consistently sublime, strangely paradisiacal.
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Sleepless nights and empty stomachs distract them from going to class and passing their courses, prolonging or even preventing degree completion.
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When my brain is fried from sleepless nights or I&aposm just not feeling very creative, these ideas are a lifesaver.
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Training for it offered a structure that was a comfort amid the chaos of hospital rooms, sleepless nights and endless logistics.
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As the blazes devoured his farm, Mr. Kelly spent a sleepless night shielding his home from exploding trees and flying embers.
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Asked to recant his views during his trial, the monk spent a sleepless night wrestling about his life or death answer.
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"I would expect the strategy departments of large American exchanges to be having sleepless nights in the coming weeks," he said.
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"(New York is) a 24-hour city, it is a 'sleepless city' — so I think Beijing should also be like that."
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I thought of Hannah Arendt a lot during those sleepless nights, as my daughter was adjusting to life outside the womb.
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Which for a man like Cormier is clearly the source of bottomless self-immolation and the cause of innumerable sleepless nights.
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"It took about a month and countless sleepless nights for Shamain to think out all of the details," Sana's friend Michelle said.
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The same goes for Meg Ryan with both Billy Crystal (in When Harry Met Sally…) and Tom Hanks (in Sleepless in Seattle).
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Initially he attributed the symptoms to his busy, sleepless schedule, which revolved around caring for Weston as well as his ailing mother.
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If the smiling Ricciardo has endured a few sleepless nights since Barcelona, Saturday's pole position promised to make a dream come true.
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Well, at long last, the combo we saw in Sleepless in Seattle and You've Got Mail is returning to the big screen.
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But while praying for guidance one sleepless night, it came to him that America's mission was to "uplift and civilise and Christianise".
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Carbon emissions should be taxed, not subsidised by the sleepless masses in steerage and the even less fortunate souls who never fly.
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If successful, it can be a 10-year commitment of hard work, sleepless nights, low income and thousands of problems to solve.
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Roland Van de Ven (expedition doctor, technical director at Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, Tanzania): I had sleepless nights before I went.
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The app intelligently controls your laptop display, reducing the emission of blue light which research suggests is one reason for sleepless nights.
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If your sleepless nights are taking a toll on your health, it might be time for you to buy a new pillow.
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The more tormented sleepless nights you have, the more you come to dread going to bed, and the harder falling asleep becomes.
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This is sometimes misinterpreted by new parents as a reaction to their presence, a reward for their intense concern and sleepless efforts.
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Gone, he thought, were his sleepless nights, where he feared someone would rob his home, kidnap his sisters or murder his family.
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I accepted the invitation after a sleepless night because I wanted to show my friendship to the United States and its citizens.
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Caught in the churn of long days and sleepless nights, some parents have found solace in a nonintoxicating chemical derived from hemp.
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None of those teams will cause anyone any sleepless nights at the English base camp in Repino, just north of St. Petersburg.
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As a child it always seemed as if these two places were worlds apart — the sleepy seaside town and the sleepless port.
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He started having sleepless nights, worried that he would not be able to find the ingredients each time a drug stopped working.
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This is something that all physicians know firsthand from their days of residency training, when they spent many sleepless nights on-call.
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"The storm was very intense," Seymour, 57, told CNN at the Port of Palm Beach, recalling sleepless nights and lots of prayers.
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I had no desire to return to the office during those first months of sleepless "hit by a freight train" baby care.
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"It was a sleepless night," Flake told the Atlantic's McKay Coppins of the night before he forced the FBI investigation to be reopened.
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Add a couple of sleepless nights to the mix, and the amount of eye baggage can mount in the form of dark circles.
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We held hands on the walk back to my place, and I spent a sleepless night lying next to him, my mind racing.
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The sleepless are those who need cash to get by; the truly rich are laughing all the way to their flats in London.
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"Here's to the sleepless nights, bleeding nipples, crying, laughing, the highest of highs and lowest of lows and everything in between," Prinsloo wrote.
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Her vivid blue eyes are puffy, glassy and rimmed with red, her face a connect-the-dots of sleepless nights and stress wrinkles.
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As exhausting as morning sickness can be, at the very least, it's good training for the sleepless nights that baby will surely bring.
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Sticking to his sleep analogy, Stiglitz said he was "not having that many sleepless nights," because Trump was unlikely to win the presidency.
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Hardin, the U.S. veteran, said ecstasy helped him climb out of a world marked by sleepless nights and dreams of explosions and death.
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However, they're her most unforgettable roles — Sally in When Harry Met Sally, Annie in Sleepless in Seattle, and Kathleen in You've Got Mail.
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"Here's to the sleepless nights, bleeding nipples, crying, laughing, the highest of highs and lowest of lows and everything in between," Prinsloo wrote.
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ARE YOU KIND OF JUST POST CEO LOOKING TO GET BACK IN SHAPE AFTER ALL OF THOSE SLEEPLESS NIGHTS OR WHATS GOING ON?
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And former high school students may count those few bleary-eyed years as the most sleepless ones in their lives outside of college.
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The whole thing played out like a Sleepless in Seattle reboot, and the two are now happily married with a couple of kids.
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People's sleep was obviously most affected by warmer nights during summer—there were three times as many sleepless nights compared to colder months.
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Emilia Szmyrgala turned into a zombie during midterms and finals -- a sleepless, non-showering, isolated study monster focused entirely on acing her exams.
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A graphic designer (Sunny Suwanmethanon) who airbrushes blemishes for a living — during sleepless four- and five-day Photoshop marathons — develops an unsightly rash.
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After sleepless nights of panic attacks and nightmares, Morgan said she called in sick on the days she didn't feel fit for duty.
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When the fear of the unknown sets in, you will find yourself having sleepless nights, feeling inadequate, and at times wanting to hide.
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I was served a piece of cake on a table tennis bat in Barcelona around 2008, which still gives me sleepless nights. Ridiculous.
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Tom Hanks is among those who remember her firing a child actor who was supposed to play his son in Sleepless in Seattle.
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Still, we were able to track down one such sleeper, Hank Driskill, to find out what life is like on the sleepless side.
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New research out of the University of California Berkeley says that a sleepless night can cause an up to 30% rise in anxiety.
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But Tite said games between Argentina and Brazil were always tight and he admitted the semi-final had already caused him sleepless nights.
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Sleepless before dawn, she heard Shanghai gradually awaken beginning with a distant bicycle bell and growing to a full crescendo of cycling commuters.
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Paula sings of arid, sleepless nights in which she and her husband lie on sheets illuminated by "the pale, stale glow" of screens.
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For others, it's that you have been or have raised the kid who went sleepless to earn those extra points on an assignment.
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In the last few days, he manifests the same symptoms as his patients — coiled anxiety, sleepless nights woven with nightmares, near constant fear.
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The study also found that a high-fiber diet, with lots of whole grains, fruits, and vegetables, lowered the risk of sleepless nights.
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Over the past few weeks, "Game of Thrones" scholars have endured many sleepless nights, and even more await as their watch is ending.
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But, as she explains on today's podcast, she ultimately found that all the effort she put in actually led to more sleepless nights.
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Many watch the weather forecast on TV or wrap up in towels and stare ahead, dazed and tired from a wet, sleepless night.
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"It's been a big decision for me, and I've had a few sleepless nights on top of the regular sleepless nights I have in this position, but in the end this was a really special opportunity," Mr. VanBesien said in a recent interview, adding that he also hoped to achieve a better work-life balance when he starts in July.
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"Harry said they had a sleepless night," added Rainbow-Jones, who was there to support her husband, Nathan Jones, an Air Force service member.
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With a third child on the way (a girl, via surrogate), the father of two will have a few sleepless nights ahead of him.
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By the early nineties, Rosie boasted a formidable movie career, with roles in A League of Their Own, Sleepless in Seattle, and The Flintstones.
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His under-eye pouches speak of sleepless nights worrying about the soul of the executive branch and the burdens of doing the right thing.
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I would often spend sleepless nights paralyzed by loneliness, but my coworker and the feelings I have for him has largely filled this void.
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" She wrote, "All of your sleepless nights and dreary days, I pray you ask God for forgiveness and to have mercy on your soul.
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" Continues the star, "I'd also add that sleepless nights, no matter how tiring, are some of the times that I do my best writing.
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First, the authors' prediction about future sleepless nights is based on a model, which itself is based on correlating variables in two different datasets.
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Then he opens up about the resulting sleepless nights and "trust issues" he's experienced, tempering his thirst for retaliation with his post-traumatic stress.
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Accountant Serena (who declined a photograph of herself) told me she'd had a sleepless night after reading the handwritten replies to her original note.
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It was there in sunny California, as a beach bum, girl-chaser, partygoer and sleepless student that Wood discovered his passion as a designer.
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With her firstborn, daughter Wyatt Isabelle, now 2, Mila Kunis had forgotten what sleepless nights were like — until son Dimitri Portwood arrived in November.
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In Act I of two, the sleepless Jackie berates Jack for falling asleep in the bath, where he is soaking to soothe his back.
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There's no better plot for an action movie than "GIVE ME BACK MY _______," which in the case of Sleepless is the main character's son.
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Many are chronically sleepless — from injuries, long hours, graveyard shifts as security guards to make extra money (in one case, in an actual graveyard).
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Finally, much like the long-awaited connection at the end of Sleepless in Seattle, Vikings Fan and Mystery Girl met and the campus rejoiced!
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The sleepless nights led Yampolskiy to leave his job heading up security at the online retailer Gilt Groupe and co-found SecurityScorecard in 2013.
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Workers' rights were already causing my father sleepless nights—I can't imagine what he would have done if I had brought up women's issues.
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During those sleepless nights, the story would rush into and out of her: the plot, the characters, the setting, the intricate twists and turns.
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The cops involved will replay their actions on that fateful day over and over again in their minds and will suffer many sleepless nights.
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Still, journalism, as a field, is as addled as an addict, gaunt, wasted, and twitchy, its pockets as empty as its nights are sleepless.
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Full of youthful angst, I spent many sleepless nights wondering whether there was something wrong with me; none of my friends had similar interests.
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After many sleepless nights, we put a sleeping bag next to the bed and told her she could sleep there and not disturb us.
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Your husband may be doing everything right, but if you are sleepless with worry, you owe it to yourself and him to speak up.
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By the tranquil standards of poetry criticism, William Logan is a slasher, a burner, a brawler, a big-game hunter with a sleepless eye.
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If you mean what makes me cry hardest, scream loudest and gives me the most sleepless nights, that would have to be climate change.
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He ran for the bush, and after a sleepless night in hiding, set off for the Ugandan border with his younger brother, Seme, 2000.
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It was, as it happens, while thinking about all this one recent sleepless night that I figured out how to write this particular essay.
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For that, he has the memories of Cardiff, of the nightmare and the silence, of the sleepless nights, of that thorn in his side.
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Her rom-coms "You've Got Mail" and "Sleepless in Seattle" are formulaic films that pander, with none of the vicious wit her friends enjoyed.
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I am also a father who spent many sleepless nights worrying about my son during his two tours in Afghanistan with the Marine Corps.
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I spent a sleepless night in a bunker where several Marines had died, listening to outgoing artillery and small-arms fire on the perimeter.
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Chanda Chongo, a 37-year-old housewife, said people in her poor neighborhood in Lusaka were spending sleepless nights, fearing they would be attacked.
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By Tuesday the 20153st, having churned through a string of nearly sleepless days and nights, the investigators felt satisfied that they'd done their due diligence.
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There are lots of moms, dads, and doctors who have written books to help you cope with all of the sleepless nights and diaper duty.
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I appreciate that this chat plays an important role in keeping my friends sane through the monotony of constant breastfeeding and never-ending sleepless nights.
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Sleepless and scrolling Yoo had been an average student in middle school, but by high school she had sunk to the bottom of the class.
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Foxx recently wrapped working on his latest film Sleepless Night and is set to begin production on Robin Hood: Origins in the next few weeks.
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If you're still tossing and turning after cutting caffeine and exiling screens from your bedroom, your sleepless nights might be due to what you're eating.
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Robert and Gwen Arceneaux endured a sleepless night Sunday after noticing floodwater creeping into their home - in a neighborhood that had never seen water before.
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If the current trends continue, a lot of once self-assured pundits, politicians, and CEOs are going to deal with some sleepless nights to come.
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There are surely some sleepless nights at the Tindall household now that they are parents of two, but that's not slowing Zara and Mike down!
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The researchers estimate that a nighttime temperature increase of just a single degree Celsius produces an additional three sleepless nights per 100 people per month.
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"We are sleepless and delirious but so excited to share that, our miracle baby, arrived last night (11/7) via surrogate," the NBA star announced.
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The pair started the project after deciding their own discussions about dirty nappies, sleepless nights and changing body parts were going unrepresented in parenting products.
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Every fun night out—every cigarette, cocktail, sleepless night, cheeseburger, coke bump, sun tan, ice cream, euphoric amphetamine, hour of makeup worn past 10 p.m.
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Studies have found women who report sleepless nights have a greater risk for health problems like heart disease, type 2 diabetes, depression, and weight gain.
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"The race for Gauteng was nail-biting, and the last two days have been sleepless nights," said Snuki Zikalala, president of the ANC veterans' league.
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While Dedrick and his wife Paige had many sleepless and anxious nights after she gave birth, they quickly realized how strong their baby boy was.
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And one day, after enough decision makers see the research, the timeless imprint of the sleepless scholar might just be one for the history books.
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As long as Woollip can hold its air so it doesn't sag while you slumber, it could save travelers from sleepless nights and neck pain.
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The soldiers asked to dodge bullets, their families forced to spend sleepless nights worrying, and their spouses who have to learn to be single parents.
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That's exactly how nine lucky couples spent the holiday this year — and the whole thing is making us want to watch Sleepless In Seattle immediately.
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After having a revelation in the middle of yet another sleepless night, The Vogue Trip founder knew it was time to take a pregnancy test.
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He has said he feels adrift, fearing that Mr. Trump is headed for disaster, and told one longtime associate that he was having sleepless nights.
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An apparently sleepless Donald Trump produced an overnight tweetstorm, including recommending a seemingly nonexistent sex tape of the beauty queen he criticized for gaining weight.
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Sleepless and enraged, we pace through our days under the choleric guidance of a president whose only two emotions seem to be smugness and wrath.
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This might preempt a great deal of whining, but a series of sleepless nights in a row might cause your boss to start asking questions.
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Related: This Combo Is The Secret To My Best Skin EverFor years, I thought aromatherapy was total BS, but sleepless nights call for skeptical measures.
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While fathers also struggle with stress, there is evidence that stress and the resulting sleepless nights dampen women's sexual desire more than they do men's.
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On car trips, in solemn and sleepless nights or as a backdrop to a tragic moment in an otherwise innocent television show, a space forms.
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For people with compromised immune systems or who have allergies, they can be an irritant that makes for sleepless nights, skin irritation and sinus congestion.
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I met Jane for the first time early one April morning, after I had spent an almost wholly sleepless night sitting in a train compartment.
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Shirley Akers, 58, clutched a list of 20 medications she takes, before settling down to a sleepless night in the cab of a pickup truck.
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It isn't easy to quit your job and start your own venture — and you might have a few sleepless nights before it all comes together.
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"We cannot lose sight of what matters most here: winning this damn nomination," his campaign manager, Faiz Shakir, told his team after a sleepless night.
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I felt like my whole world was crumbling around me, and the stress manifested itself in sleepless nights, acute stomach issues, and a lot more.
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But he is going against his own grain to race in "the Hobart," which can be a rough, sleepless ride on the way to Tasmania.
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Since then, Bro said she's spent many sleepless nights agonizing over her daughter's death and researching its cause: the online radicalization of young white men.
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At the same time, you have to keep your hands on everything simultaneously, so it takes a lot of time, a lot of sleepless nights.
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"All American Made" examines a decline in the idyllic America often depicted in country songs, painting a dark portrait of crumbling banks and sleepless presidents.
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Just a little something to keep you occupied on your sleepless nights in the coming weeks, before an unpredictable demagogue takes our nation's highest office.
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Over an eight-year period, Dhruv Malhotra spent sleepless nights wandering the streets of Noida, a satellite of Delhi, creating otherworldly photographs of the nocturnal cityscape.
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"Being exposed to this type of behavior for months at a time has caused me countless sleepless nights, major anxiety, and deep emotional distress," she wrote.
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Cibuls told Today she was "so embarrassed" by the sleepless night, and that she has since taken over on all sheet-changing responsibilities from her husband.
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Our clients told stories of horror, of sleepless nights, of strained marriages, of fourth-graders developing migraines and 2000-year-old nonsmokers developing mysterious lung diseases.
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It's rewarding of course, but it doesn't change the fact that those sleepless nights and ever-expanding to do lists really take a toll on you.
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After a sleepless night, the Kremlin leadership, huddled in a clinic outside Moscow with the ailing general secretary, Yuri Andropov, realised nothing was going to happen.
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Though Wilde wrote of her "current nocturnal existence" in an Instagram post earlier in the week, it looks like those sleepless nights have nothing on her!
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But Nulgit said their day of fishing turned into a freezing, sleepless overnight stay when their truck became "bogged" -- Australian slang for getting stuck in mud.
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Whether you turn to herbal tea, relaxing aromatherapy, or melatonin supplements, anyone who suffers from sleepless nights knows that finding the right remedy can be difficult.
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The masked-man is one of the most horrifying things ever captured on tape and has given me sleepless nights ever since I first witnessed it.
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With Funk Wav, Harris—the man behind many summer-defining hits of yore—has again crafted a catchy record suited to hot days and sleepless nights.
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According to Drew Barrymore, who started the brand, this blush can wake up your face after a sleepless night or a long flight — a major feat.
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After a long shaggy dog story involving a car accident, sleepless nights, and Michael Bay, it turns out the car made it to LeEco's grand event.
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For now, I found myself looking forward to the ideal destination, a place full of exploding diapers and sleepless nights and water towers of love: home.
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During Ryan's directorial debut on Ithaca, in which Hanks and the actress briefly reunite, she says her Sleepless In Seattle co-star made the sweetest gesture.
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Work was a help, and when he had been in Weymouth Street for almost six months he ceased to lie sleepless in the lonely early hours.
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Get ready for keytars, lasers, and their hits like "Sleepless in NYC", "Dreams" and "You Might Be" which have a combined 10 million plays on Spotify.
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I once spent three sleepless nights tortured by intense itchiness until a dermatologist prescribed medication for what turned out to be an invasion of bird mites.
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If you've ever spent a sleepless school night staring at an empty Word doc, you know what it's like to be desperate enough to pay up.
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A sleepless night could make you just as useless at work as showing up drunk, according to a new study from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.
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Hundreds of them were clogging the streets around the central plaza of San Pedro Tapanatepec, where they had spent two torrid days and two sleepless nights.
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I was watching, too, in 2013, after many sleepless nights of organizing and mobilizing our community, when the Senate actually passed a comprehensive immigration reform bill.
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After his own sleepless nights, Matteo Franceschetti decided in 2014 to start his sleep tech company, Eight, named after the optimal hours of sleep for humans.
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The advantages that deal brought to WhiteWave have caused some sleepless nights for Mr. Steltenpohl, even though sales of his competitor's almond milk have been flat.
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After many sleepless nights, I have reluctantly concluded that the evidence is sufficient to convict the President for both abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
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My wife and our younger daughter, who was born in July, had passed out together on the living room couch, catching up after a sleepless night.
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Also, on at least one album (the "Sleepless in Seattle" soundtrack), Home repeatedly declined to play more than one song, while the Echo played them all.
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The only thing eating my brain was my irrational anxiety, and after a few sleepless nights, I felt sheepishly well enough to rejoin the Vegas revelry.
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Perpetually sleepless and rarely in the same city for multiple nights, Barrack envisions himself making frequent trips to the Middle East on behalf of the administration's interests.
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It was a scary thing for each of them; a moment that caused them sleepless nights, and concerns about the reception their sessions might garner from readers.
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"Eyes red from sleepless nights of plotting his and his country's rise to glory, Singhal can seem like the face of the new India," Ms Poonam writes.
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"[I'm] papa bear," Foxx, 49, said at the premiere of his film Sleepless in Los Angeles on Thursday when asked if he's protective over his two daughters.
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NOTES: The losses have taken their toll on Luke Walton, but despite some sleepless nights, the first-year Lakers coach said he remains excited about the future.
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Taking risks It's early days but initial investment for the school, to be called Makers Academy, is happening, and Ukwuani's sleepless nights are starting to pay off.
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Behind the beauty of exotic locations are unstable governments, tropical diseases, and hours and hours of sleepless nights spent reading conspiracy theories about vanished tourists on Reddit.
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Mulroney is staying busy with work, appearing in a movie called Sleepless opposite Jamie Foxx as well as a new medical drama for CBS called Pure Genius.
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Although the activity coach does come in handy when it cross-references with your progress, noticing sleepless nights or a dip in activity, it can also misfire.
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Once the kids are asleep, I pour myself a glass of T.'s homemade hibiscus iced tea and continue my 90s movie marathon with Sleepless in Seattle.
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I don't have days, just 27 sleepless hours to discover everything I can about this artificial paradise and the thousands of people that fill it every day.
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While the agonized fights and sleepless nights of the love affair all smear together in my memory now, that conversation with Amit in my car is clear.
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Sleepless nights are an expectation when it comes to parenting and newborn babies, and something Hilary Duff experienced often with her 3-month-old daughter Banks Violet.
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"We realized we were sitting on this massive sleeping giant," Jung wrote in an email (although I'd argue that sleepless, bleary eyed giant would be more apt).
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" The lawsuit also says Eldridge "endured many sleepless nights and much emotional and mental distress, coupled with other physical conditions associated with severe mental and emotional distress.
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Sleeping in a bunk requires practice and many sleepless nights before you start getting used to it all, so really, it makes for one cranky team sometimes.
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In the end, one wonders if the drinking wasn't actually a sounder way of dealing with the pressures than the compulsive, sleepless worrying that other generals did.
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I used to have sleepless nights, because with no food at the table, suffering, now everything is ok but we need to pray for a new leader.
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Ephemeral Rift's "Sleep for the Sleepless ASMR" video hinged on a trend that defined the second wave of ASMR in particular, as the term became more recognizable.
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Meanwhile, Nora Ephron, the other great iconic rom-com director and screenwriter, shows up twice: once for Sleepless in Seattle and once for You've Got Mail (Oregon).
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While my first two experiences giving birth had left me exhausted and fully expecting the sleepless nights that would follow, Cora was born into a veritable village.
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So while I haven't had my zipless fuck, I guess a dreamy encounter with Lana's doppelgänger and fewer sleepless nights have made my adventure a near-success.
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Luckily, even during those sleepless nights, at least I could suck up ghosts with the best of 'em in the latest Luigi's Mansion for the Nintendo Switch.
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Its narrator, a Viennese musicologist, passes a sleepless night in dreams and recollections of the discredited discipline of Orientalism, Orientalists he has known, and his Levantine past.
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Clarey was forced to endure a sleepless night at an airport in Stockholm, then had to take an eight-hour train ride up to Are on Monday.
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"It left me with a lot of sleepless nights, and I think about it constantly," Leavy told reporters in Seattle in 2010, four years after the game.
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"Sleepless thinking of the Dear Marshal since Sunday" was leading to increased production from workers in the eastern town of Samjiyon and other construction "battlefields", it added.
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Our church has a lot of other families with small kids, and it's good to see friends who are in the same sleepless life stage as we are.
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After six (sleepless!) months at home with newborn son Prince Alexander, training with the Swedish military was a walk in the park for new dad Prince Carl Philip!
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" Ryan and Hanks have starred together in three box office hits: "Joe Versus the Volcano" in 1990, "Sleepless in Seattle" in 1993 and 1998's "You've Got Mail.
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For Hajime Tabata, who took over as director of the troubled Final Fantasy XV in 2013, the year leading up to launch was filled with many sleepless nights.
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One of the series' best episodes, the second season finale, is an extended tribute to classics of the genre like Sleepless in Seattle and When Harry Met Sally.
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The Doctor Strange actress, who is the mother of Xavier and Honor Byrne, joked to Us Weekly that new dad Clooney, better get ready for some sleepless nights.
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"After a sleepless 14-hour flight to Taiwan in first class, I concluded that it has to do with the dryness of the air on planes," she says.
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We also know what it's like to have sleepless nights worrying not just about our immediate families' livelihoods but the well-being of our extended families – our employees.
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For the nearly three dozen passengers who dangled in cable cars over the glaciers of Mont Blanc, it was a long, cold and — in most cases — sleepless night.
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Meryl Streep and Amy Adams star in this last movie made by Nora Ephron, the legendary filmmaker behind hits like "When Harry Met Sally" and "Sleepless in Seattle."
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For others, deciding whether they should go into debt or keep the devices in their bodies and see what happens has led to sleepless nights and unrelenting stress.
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It's payback time for all of the sleepless nights children of the late 90s spent wondering if the Furby in their closets would ever shut the hell up.
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On some of my longest, most sleepless nights, I've used a hair dryer as a quick form of white noise for them; my mom also used this trick.
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For nine days, Katrin traveled across Europe with Clare and Lynsea, "Daily" producers who have a wealth of experience telling international stories and a sleepless appetite for adventure.
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With a libretto by the poet Bao-Long Chu, "Bound" opens with the humiliated Diane (the intensely expressive soprano Fang-Tao Jiang) enduring her sleepless night in jail.
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I met her outside, already defeated by the day: a sleepless child, a lost wallet and the encroaching light paranoia induced by the morning's string of bad luck.
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Barely two weeks before the opening, Alberto Cavalli, an executive director of the Michelangelo Foundation and general curator of Homo Faber, conceded that he'd clocked some sleepless nights.
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My husband would ask how I'd "spent the nap," as if it were money, and I would have to confess that I'd wasted it on mindless, sleepless rest.
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Some migrants complained of a sleepless night on Tuesday in the town of Huixtla because of a rumor that a band of baby snatchers was prowling the encampments.
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GOP incumbents can make their sleepless nights productive by polishing the resumes they need to get the lucrative corporate lobbying jobs they will need a year from now.
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Tucked in among the waterfront shops selling mugs, magnets and Sleepless in Seattle nightshirts is the Ye Olde Curiosity Shop on Pier 54, which dates back to 1899.
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At her memorial, her uncle Robert F. Kennedy Jr. remembered her sleepless night of adventuring — in celebration of the completion of a college paper — before she was found dead.
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But platforms like Page Builder Pro are popping up to offer a fuss-free and cost-effective way to assemble the site of your dreams without any sleepless nights.
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Each designer was given a fragment to realize — an app to flesh out — and the team spent two sleepless weeks perfecting the shape and feel of an inchoate iPhone.
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"I noticed after extensive travels, long work days, changes in environment, sleepless nights, high periods of stress, and jetlag that I was a reflection of premature aging," she says.
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Mike suspects the latter after he spends a sleepless night in a car across the street and hears nothing resembling gunshots, other than the nighttime thud of delivered newspapers.
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For example, vampires were thought to wander at night and attack women, while rabies can make its victims sleepless and aggressive, according to a 1998 study published in Neurology.
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Unlike humans, machines won't be affected by hangovers and sleepless nights, so the likelihood of a bot missing a dodgy-looking expense is more unlikely than us mere mortals.
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Klementieff appeared in Spike Lee's Oldboy and the French thriller Sleepless Night before landing the potentially star-making role of Mantis in James Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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The rise of challenger banks must give execs at the established lenders sleepless nights and German consumers still view investment banking with distrust after the financial crash of 2008.
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The busy actress — who stars in films like The Path, Patriot's Day and Sleepless, just to name a few — says she's become less stressed about exercise over the years.
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He said the trajectory of his life — the encounters with the police, the sleepless nights riding the subway — could have been avoided if he had received the diagnosis earlier.
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The iPhone is their electronic work of art—the invention of a team of dedicated, ambitious, and sleepless Applers who delivered Steve Jobs the finest totem to his legacy.
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As if Liverpool's fans, like everyone else at the moment, haven't got enough to worry about, the "null and void" scenario is enough to leave them suffering sleepless nights.
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For some time now, his over-the-top rhetoric against Kim and his mockery of his own secretary of state's efforts at diplomacy have given South Koreans sleepless nights.
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At this year's Salone Internazionale del Mobile fair in Milan, we endured five semi-sleepless days, 33 miles of walking and more than a hundred presentations and fair booths.
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Stormy Daniels spoke out about her alleged affair with President Donald Trump on Tuesday, framing the reported romp with the former star of "The Apprentice" as a sleepless night.
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I had my husband, who was heavily involved with our baby and just as sleepless and clueless as I was, and we bonded more deeply over the shared experience.
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After his sleepless night, Jay Lee went directly to Samsung headquarters in Seoul's upscale Seocho district, a few kilometers (miles) from the special prosecutors' office, a Samsung spokeswoman said.
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After several sleepless nights, I ended up wandering off from the party, wading in the shallows and watching another tropical storm brewing as crystal clear water rippled past my knees.
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In her presentation, "Strategies to Help Sleepless Teens," she started by reviewing the factors that can contribute to inadequate sleep in adolescents: social media and electronic devices in the bedroom.
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During her four decades on set, Barbara Bass worked on some childhood classics, including Matilda, Rookie Of The Year, All I Want For Christmas, as well as Sleepless In Seattle.
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Last month, we reported on how much the apartments in some of your favorite movies — When Harry Met Sally, Pretty Woman, Sleepless In Seattle — would rent for in today's market.
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Read these stories next:These Podcasts Will Lull You Right To Sleep6 Ways To Feel More Energized The Morning After A Sleepless NightWhat It Means If You Dream That You're Pregnant
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Over the course of my year in the Society, I fell madly in love with a new boyfriend—yet even in sleepless delirium, I kept Society events on my calendar.
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The recovery from birth, the beginnings of breastfeeding again, the sleepless nights, taking care of sick toddlers, dr visits, my own health … I just keep on saying 'we got this' ….
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A study from May found a correlation that suggested climate change could account for three additional sleepless nights per hundred people per month, and lots of folks ran with it.
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Thing start sluggish as the guy shake off the cobwebs of another sleepless night, but soon our conversation kick into gear as coffee and beer come to save the day.
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Sleepless star Gabrielle Union posted a message of solidarity for survivors of sexual assault and the #MeToo and Time's Up movements on Instagram, marking 24 years since her own assault.
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The recovery from birth, the beginnings of breastfeeding again, the sleepless nights, taking care of sick toddlers, dr visits, my own health… I just keep on saying 'we got this.
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But the experience conveyed—a sleepless night, perhaps a sexual imbroglio with a model, a memory of a former theme—becomes the occasion, no longer the point, of a picture.
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As a lonely, sleepless boy, the writer and performer Justin Sayre used to peer out of his second-floor bedroom in small-town Pennsylvania and up into the night sky.
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She conveyed with uncommon vividness the various personas inhabited by Wagner's undying heroine: the sleepless wanderer, the motherly companion, the agonized seductress, the remorseful seeker who once laughed at Christ.
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The company he founded and built was stung with a $5 billion penalty, but it's the concessions he will have to make that may well give Zuckerberg more sleepless nights.
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In a cascade of good intentions and unintended consequences, homeless parents and their children are facing dayslong waits and sleepless nights as they flood the city's already overwhelmed homeless services.
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The men who rode out the storm had been through hell, and they told me of their sleepless night on catwalks 30 feet above the plant's floor during the storm.
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The Carpetbagger The night before "If Beale Street Could Talk" had its premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, the movie's leading lady, KiKi Layne, found herself sleepless in couture.
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But with this comes an immense amount of guilt, especially as I see my peers taking on more and more and toughing out the sleepless nights and lunch-less days.
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His mother, Joyce (Winona Ryder), could relax after a sleepless stretch of panic and grief, and his sensitive older brother, Jonathan (Charlie Heaton), could resume creeping around like a weirdo.
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As they woke up from a sleepless night, complaints on social media about of the effects of the storm on their homes were often tinged with a touch of humor.
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After several sleepless nights, Mr. Maddock, worried that the event could spiral out of control, announced last week that the fund-raiser was canceled, as reported by The Sacramento Bee.
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The process of bringing a book into the world felt parallel to childbirth — it was difficult, I had sleepless nights, it was long, but most of all, it was wonderful.
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The class created a text messaging group that has evolved into a space where they are rarely alone, and their still-racing minds, fears and sleepless nights are intimately understood.
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"All of us are looking at what is happening in Brazil, but I am not having sleepless nights," Buskhe told reporters, asked whether the crisis could crimp its growth there.
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Wedding date: January 14, 1980"Sleepless in Seattle" actress LaTanya Richardson was a student at Spelman College when she met Samuel L. Jackson, who attended Morehouse College, according to Essence.
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A clash more than two years in the making Asked by reporters later what changed his mind, Flake said he couldn't pinpoint the reason -- but that he'd had sleepless nights.
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But every time I have thought about this conversation — and I have thought about it dozens of times, in my sleepless nights since the election — I have felt less certain.
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This painting, "Closing In," was created in July 2018 during a grueling week of sleepless nights full of the haunting voices of separated children, crying for their mamas and papas.
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Chronic stress messes with your body in several ways — from sleepless nights to appetite changes, your body can react in seemingly unusual ways when you're experiencing a lot of stress.
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The video creates a dichotomy between the late-night sleepless reality in Brooklyn and the surreal dream sequence, where I am completely at one with the earth, in the chorus.
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For the second time in five years, the 36-year-old identical twin sisters have each given birth to twins, instantly doubling the size of their families and their sleepless nights.
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WATCH: Desperate Days and Sleepless Night: The Last Weeks In the Life of Heath Ledger On Monday, Matilda's godmother Busy Philipps remembered the late actor in a tearful Instagram stories video.
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" Jay told NBC that on Sunday morning, before Kristin disappeared, she "was experiencing what I would call some anxiety and she expressed that she had some sleepless nights and was worried.
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We took all of the equipment Erin had up to Dartmouth, and when he visited we had like three intense, sleepless nights where we mastered the whole thing and finished it.
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"I think if there's two things that worry a CEO today and give them sleepless nights, one is the global war for talent and the second one is digitization," he said.
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It's generally seen as a low-risk ingredient, and with medical weed legal in 29 states, its now hawked as an unsubstantiated cure-all for everything from sleepless nights to cancer.
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"We fought until the very last and I believe we can all leave with pride and our heads held high," Li Gang wrote, adding he had endured months of sleepless nights.
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And I am happy to have spent a sleepless night reading it, knowing that I will open it up many more times, and savor the different pleasures it so generously offers.
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"After many sleepless nights, I have reluctantly concluded that the evidence is sufficient to convict the President for both abuse of power and obstruction of Congress," he said in a statement.
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The Pointers say they were glad to put their fears and sleepless nights behind them, even though they feel they did not get the value they were seeking for their home.
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Their job is never done and even after my baby has left the house in many years, I am certain I will be missing all these sleepless nights and morning snuggles.
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I reached out to the study's lead author, Nick Obradovich at Harvard Kennedy School's Belfer Center, to ask why the study implies a causal link between hotter temperatures and sleepless nights.
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"It is only after a great deal of agonizing consideration and sleepless nights that I am able to talk of these unpleasant matters to anyone but my close friends," she said.
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Over the holidays I got a Nintendo Switch, which was perfectly timed for a week of travel to various family gatherings, sleepless nights on unfamiliar beds, and sudden attacks of introversion.
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Carolina, a 33-year-old mother of three, said it was perhaps one of the toughest decisions of her life -- one taken after many sleepless nights in her Barquisimeto, Venezuela, apartment.
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Injecting himself to test the results, he noted a "feeling of well being," followed by a "rather sleepless night," according to "On Speed: The Many Lives of Amphetamine," by Nicolas Rasmussen.
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Now five weeks after giving birth, all the babies are home from the hospital and Jørstad said it's been a "rollercoaster ride!" with all of the breastfeeding, pumping and sleepless nights.
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Mark Zuckerberg onstage at the first F8 in 2007 Mark Zuckerberg onstage at the first F8 in 2007 Vora describes the "sleepless excitement" of this hockey stick-growth moment at Facebook.
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In the week since the Kirkland nursing facility became the focal point of an unfolding coronavirus outbreak in the Pacific Northwest, daily life has stalled into a sleepless, slow-motion agony.
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The adventures he and his drinking companions share in search of liquid truth are argonautic, with sleepless labors in France, labyrinthine exertions in Cuba and one near cataclysmic encounter in Mexico.
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Then he added, "Thank God it's over" to the "B" — referring to both Kosovo's long road to independence and to the sleepless nights Mr. Ismaili had endured while preparing the sculpture.
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So long story short, I definitely make the executive decision that instead of spending another sleepless night in the tent, I'm going to sleep in a bed after this warm shower.
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But the iconic skyscraper&aposs observatory, which has been featured in movies like "Sleepless in Seattle," is not the only sky-high observation point that offers panoramic views of the city.
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"Breakfast at Tiffany's" isn't the only movie to feature the store with 1993's "Sleepless in Seattle" and 2002's "Sweet Home Alabama" both shooting scenes at its Fifth Avenue flagship.
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Because the towel warmer in our bathroom didn't work, and my husband had a largely sleepless night thanks to club music pumping from a nearby boîte, they comped the spa fee.
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Indeed, the string theorist Andrew Strominger from Harvard University (with whom Hawking recently collaborated) said that this paper had caused "more sleepless nights among theoretical physicists than any paper in history ".
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Of all the books I have reread to comfort myself, I have turned most often to Hardwick's "Sleepless Nights," not without a little bitter tang of irony because of its title.
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Though she has two degrees and a day job, Andy Rae has sometimes spent months (and many sleepless nights) creating her distinct costumes, which often include badass armor made with Worbla thermoplastic.
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" Their time apart resulted in sleepless nights, and she apparently exhibited "a particular grin and head-tilt when reading his text messages or the letters that he would hide in my bag.
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Specifically, I've had a lot of sleepless nights and deep frustration with the lack of transparency and several untruths that I believe everyone who chooses to represent 500 should be aware of.
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It searches for tweets with phrases like "can't sleep," in 17 of the world's most-spoken languages, then plots them geographically, each dot representing a cluster of sleepless tweeters in one region.
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Bad news: I learned that I have to fear the uncertain but imminent Futurama apocalypse, and that I and thousands of other Redditors may have many a sleepless night in our future.
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I am happy that Galchen did, and I am confident that many mothers (and other sleepless readers) will pick up this book and feel that they have found an unexpectedly intimate friend.
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His brown eyes sunken and flat, Jahangir Baroch had spent another sleepless night in the metal container on the Greek island of Lesbos where he has lived for more than a year.
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The day after a sleepless night should be occupied with simple, non-taxing activities, with awareness towards hydration and health, says Nupur Kohli, a Dutch physician who specializes in stress and productivity.
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"Sleepless Nights" ends up containing very little of Lowell, just a glance or two at "the Mister," less vivid and full than the portrait of the cleaning lady who calls him that.
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This is not why we had so many sleepless nights in training — our decisions should be the ones that matter not the peon at the insurance company looking at a decision template.
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But that has not kept him from becoming a regular at the Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, which can turn into quite a rough and sleepless ride on the way to Tasmania.
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She may have had a sleepless night, but Kim Kardashian West looked radiant on the red carpet Saturday, arriving with husband Kanye West at the Vogue 100 Festival at London's Royal Geographical Society.
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And then, on yet another sleepless night, about a month before my birthday, I heard my own voice in my mind finally asking the question I'd been trying to tune out for months.
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Extrapolating that association forward, the researchers estimate rising temperatures could cause 14 extra sleepless nights per 100 people per month by the century's end, if no action is taken to cut carbon emissions.
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"After a long, sleepless night in Washington, I flew to New York with Chuck Schumer, my partner in the Senate, on a special plane operated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency," she wrote.
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For some, that means drinking copious amounts of PSLs and bundling up in chunky sweaters, but for horror fans it marks the beginning of new thrills (and more than a few sleepless nights).
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"I think I would be going through many sleepless nights if I was bringing just somebody we interviewed into the company for a role like this at a time like this," he said.
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It was bad enough when Hollywood's "everything's a remix" machine was obsessively churning out delightful but vacuous rom-coms like You've Got Mail and Sleepless in Seattle, or Notting Hill and Bridget Jones.
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According to Wilson, dissociating stress from sleep is key to getting a full night's rest — but this can be difficult for those who are daunted by the prospect of yet another sleepless night.
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Books of The Times Restless, listless, sleepless and penniless, Sofia Papastergiadis, the heroine of Deborah Levy's gorgeous new novel, "Hot Milk," feels about as miserable and alarmed as it is possible to feel.
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Founders McGuffin and Roberts scouted the spot together, invested many sleepless nights into transforming its former office framework, and hosted punk shows and club events to raise the capital for a sleek finish.
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"Cloudbusting" has bookended my summers: it has been there during a glorious 5AM sunrise, as pink light melted through my window, and for total stillness at the height of a sweaty, sleepless night.
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I liked the majority of the long Across entries, particularly I APPRECIATE THAT, TOTALITARIANISM, I COULD EAT A HORSE, PURSUE THE MATTER, SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, LAID IT ON THE LINE and TESTED THE WATERS.
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There will be years and years to sleep, I know now, but only the briefest weeks in which to smell a baby's skin as he nestles into my neck on dark, sleepless nights.
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"We are all desperate, cold and sleepless here for the third day," Janina Stukiene, who was stuck on Lithuania's border with Poland with her husband and son, told WTMJ Television Network on Tuesday.
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By that point, a sleepless and intemperate Trump, 73, had already gone after Teigen and Legend as two people among many who failed to credit him for supporting criminal justice reform, he said.
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This proved to be one hell of a stressful task, one that left me suddenly sleepless, scrolling determinedly but uselessly through real estate listings on my phone at ungodly hours of the night.
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"These past 365 days have been the most challenging, hilarious, sleepless, giggle filled, food-on-the-floor, heart-beating-out-of-my-chest, WONDERFUL, life-changing days I have ever experienced," she wrote.
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"I've had many sleepless nights the last few years, realizing that it's coming," CeCe Moore, a genetic genealogist, said of the possibility that an online site might be used to identify a suspect.
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Just before 8 that morning, almost exactly 12 hours after the cyberattack on the Olympics had begun, Oh and his sleepless staffers finished reconstructing their servers from backups and began restarting every service.
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After a sleepless night on the floor of the evacuation center we drove for 12 hours through thick smoke to Canberra with small grass fires still burning on the side of the road.
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Eventually, according to transcripts of meetings with Mr. Xie issued by his attorneys, the isolation, sleepless days and nights of abuse and threats to his family from the police investigators proved too harrowing.
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And strangely, of all the books I have reread to comfort myself, I have turned most often to Hardwick's "Sleepless Nights," not without a little bitter tang of irony because of its title.
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It all blends together in a montage of sleepless nights that flash before my eyes anytime I see someone suggest that touring musicians just need to keep it real and sleep on more floors.
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"This Immigrant Heritage Month, I celebrate the millions of immigrant mothers, like my own, who endured sleepless nights and an uncertain future so that their children could pursue the promise of America," she said.
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On a less existential level, Tel Aviv's dense urban composition is filled with innovative art galleries, beautiful Bauhaus architecture, a nonstop, sleepless nightlife scene, and arguably some of the best restaurants in the world.
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We didn't really know how contagious the disease was at that point, and I remember many worried days after a needle stick drawing blood from an infected patient during a sleepless on-call night.
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So if you plan to work out after a tough day at the office, an awkward run-in with your ex, or a sleepless night, this exercise will turn your frown upside down, literally.
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The casting itself was a marker of time passed, reuniting Ryan and Hanks five years after their chemistry in Sleepless In Seattle stole hearts (in the one minute of screen time they actually share).
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Another 2017 study out of the University of California Los Angeles found that sleep deprivation disrupts brain cells' ability to communicate, which is why you experience so many "mental lapses" after a sleepless night.
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Bad news love fans ... Usain Bolt didn't get his "Sleepless in Seattle" ending with Rihanna ... 'cause according to Bolt himself he got "no love" from the pop star after publicly laying his mack down.
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If they secure those grants, Shapiro says, the money will provide salaries for the sleepless Harvard graduate students, two of whom are taking leaves of absence from their studies to monitor websites for EDGI.
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It was born out of a couple sleepless nights of feeling very frustrated and unable to take action on anything—lying in bed, wishing I was dead, or that I could get to sleep.
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"I still have sleepless nights trying to figure out how I'm going to pay the guys the next pay cycle," said Dan Carder, director of the university's Center for Alternative Fuels Engines and Emissions.
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This is a question that surely most parents have asked themselves, as they push through some of the harder parts of raising children — sleepless nights, tantrums, vomiting illnesses, harassing children to finish their homework.
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When a new character attempts to hit on Mouche by telling her about the sleepless hours he spent on a late-night, left-wing protest in Paris, the joke meanders without quite hitting home.
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When we meet Ietsy Razak, the protagonist of this delicate and captivating novel, he is a sleepless husband and father whose comforts are provided for "in advance and in abundance" by inherited family wealth.
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To convince them, you would have to believe that he is readying himself for the second debate by way of rehearsals that require sleepless nights and 32-ounce guzzlers of Pepsi to stay awake.
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Other diplomatic measures, such as suspending high-level contacts with Moscow and withdrawing the British official delegation from this summer's soccer World Cup in Russia, are unlikely to cause sleepless nights at the Kremlin.
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While being judged is a rite of passage for all new parents, up there with the sleepless nights and dirty diapers, Mr. Cohen seems to have attracted more than his fair share of sniping.
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The commendable aspect of her behavior, is that her aloofness and silence has kept her rivals in ZANU PF on their toes and the regrouping of her supporters has given their adversaries sleepless nights.
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Michal Marczak's All These Sleepless Nights captures the twilight reveries and dawn revelations of Warsaw's college-age young people, following them from wandering walks to thumping clubs to sunrise drug sessions and everything in between.
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The term grinder came later, lifted from the comic book Doktor Sleepless, set in a near-future dystopia in which young people called "grinders" use extreme body modification to incorporate computers into their own bodies.
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Even in the most enlightened households, parenthood can often break unevenly against the mother, leaving women stripped bare of any identity besides the weary sensation of being demoted to the rank of sleepless milk cow.
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When we started Season 1, there were a lot of sleepless nights and concerns about how the show would be received, about whether the audience would follow us into this new world with Jimmy McGill.
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After 219-year-old equities trader Welles Crowther died in the 22002/11 terror attacks in New York City, his mother, Alison Crowther, spent many sleepless nights wondering how her son spent his final moments.
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It was Kenny's 12th European title, which she won in seemingly effortless fashion despite saying afterwards that she hadn't felt "good out there" after suffering a sleepless night while tending to 11-month-old Albie.
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We only asked about the best shows and the best performances, so if what keeps you up at night is the race for best lighting design, I'm afraid you have a few sleepless nights remaining.
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"He really wants to marry the woman that has stuck by his side through all the sleepless night and is now dealing with knowing he will pass any time soon," she wrote on the page.
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WATCH: George W. Bush Talks About His Sleepless Nights After 9/11 The United Kingdom has been on high alert following last week's bombing at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, which killed 22 people.
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If you do these things with consistency and repetition for two weeks with no change, I would recommend picking up a manual I use with clients: Overcoming Insomnia, a CBT approach to tackling sleepless nights.
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Instead, I've spent some of my sleepless hours at her side looking in my own mirror, wondering why I continue to feel so foreign in America and whether I've come to depend on that feeling.
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Then there is Elizabeth Hardwick's almost-novel "Sleepless Nights," which mixes truth and fiction in diarylike fragments; her meditations on memory and literary and daily life will light the way toward your own creative path.
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Dr. Hooker was so traumatized that when her mother sought medical advice about what to do with her sleepless child, she was told to keep her home from school, which she did for a while.
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In an interview at his church he talks of sleepless nights worrying about youngsters on the streets today who are being arrested on charges of rioting, which could land them in prison for ten years.
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Sleepless, grieving, paranoid, seeing the cartel's henchmen everywhere, Lydia schemes their way to La Bestia, the treacherous freight trains migrants use to travel the length of Mexico, and finds a coyote to lead them north.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Dutch speed skater Sven Kramer is still having sleepless nights over his failure in the Olympic 10,000 meters race but is trying to take consolation from his record-breaking 5,000 performance.
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Another option gives workers the freedom to adjust their schedules, no questions asked, because of unpredictable obligations, like a sleepless night with a toddler or a trip to the emergency room with an older parent.
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For instance, whenever I was placed into an uncomfortable situation or out of sheer boredom without anything to distract me, like all those sleepless nights in a cold truck, stranded in the swamps of Louisiana.
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While I loved "Sleepless Nights" on that first read — it is brilliant, brittle and strange, a book unlike any preconceived notion I had of what a novel could be — I moved on from it easily.
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Between the sleepless nights, the smelly diapers, and the inevitable teenage rebellion, the US Department of Agriculture estimates you're gonna spend around $250,000 to raise that child from a baby into a semi-functioning adult.
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"Kendra is a strong woman and has handled everything with such grace as they both continue to be there for their children," Hall, 34, told PEOPLE at the launch of her Sleepless Mom blog in April.
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Quaid, who grew up seeing his A-list parents star in blockbuster hits like Far From Heaven, The Parent Trap and Sleepless in Seattle, still feels pretty grounded and unaffected by the whole concept of fame.
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"Here's to the sleepless nights, bleeding nipples, crying, laughing, the highest of highs and lowest of lows and everything in between," the mom to Dusty, 2, and Gio, 1, with husband Adam Levine wrote on Instagram.
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MAWENI, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Outside a small, secluded house in Maweni village, a group of about 150 farmers sat together in the sweltering heat to talk about a topic giving them all sleepless nights: water.
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That has alleviated some of the crushing pressure on David Moyes and Mike Phelan, both of whom have recently taken on the air of haggard, long-haul truck drivers after a long succession of sleepless nights.
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"It could be a sleepless night for both players, Sam thinking about the opportunity and Novak trying to find the solution," said Jim Courier, the United States Davis Cup captain and a former world No. 22.
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But maybe, on another level, they had something in common: "Many are flung down carelessly at birth and they experience the diminishment and sometimes the pleasant truculence of their random misplacement," she wrote in Sleepless Nights.
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It was Kenny's 12th European title, which she won in seemingly effortless fashion despite saying afterwards that she had not felt "good out there" after suffering a sleepless night while tending to 11-month-old Albie.
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I have a fear of: As a new mom I have a lot of quirky new fears — not properly chopped food, corners on tables, germs, the white-noise machine breaking, sleepless nights — the usual #momlife things.
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This article was originally published on THUMP UK. For over a decade now Toby Tobias has been releasing the kind of disco-tinged house jams that are custom built for super sweaty Saturdays and sleepless Sundays.
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And once they start their families, their energies are zapped by sleepless nights, running after toddlers, and all the other labor that goes into raising children, with little left over to devote to organizing for legislation.
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In a sleepless daze from spending the previous night calling into every local radio station to play the song (he doesn't think to Google it himself), Pera asks the congregation if they've heard of The Who.
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For the next year or so I dealt with not having the comfort of my hazardous earbuds, but after another sleepless bout of anxiety (imaginary-cancer-related, I'm sure) I decided there must be a solution.
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And we see how that much-praised style, especially of her novel "Sleepless Nights," its obsession with abandoned women, is a response to "The Dolphin" — and a critique, in its tact and care with the living.
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If you feel that it is, be advised that it is perfectly O.K., and possibly preferable, to see it after a couple of drinks or in the glazed condition that comes from too many sleepless nights.
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It's not only gabbers of the first, second, and third generation who have tales about raves and pills, the older generation of parents are gradually coming out with memories of sleepless nights worrying about their children.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Rather than being distracted by the sleepless nights or the regular nappy changing duties that have fallen his way, the arrival of baby daughter Sophia in February has breathed new life into Andy Murray's career.
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Indian artist Dhruv Malhotra is one such insomniac, and over a period of eight years, he spent many of his sleepless nights wandering the streets of Noida, a semi-urban satellite of Delhi, photographing the nocturnal cityscape.
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The other part of me knew that it was my own fault for not doing the project correctly in the first place, and that I got into this position knowing that there would be some sleepless nights.
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"I've never been so sleepless, so restless as I have been" since Trump was elected, Sudi Farokhnia, a risk manager in Orange County, California, said before leaving a rally to volunteer for Democratic congressional candidate Katie Porter.
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" I'm SO FLAWLESS A photo posted by India Ross (@iamindiaross) on May 15, 2016 at 6:27am PDT Hall, on her Facebook page, was equally ecstatic: "All those sleepless nights, back pains, and hate were worth it.
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My proudest moment as his clerk was convincing him, with two sleepless nights of research into dusty old precedents, that a criminal defendant should win a case that none of the justices originally thought he should win.
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He is sleepless, worried that the illness that afflicts him may be a terminal one, and thinking back upon his unrequited love for Sarah, a younger academic from France who shares many of his interests and sensibilities.
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She gave us such gems as You've Got Mail, Sleepless in Seattle, Julie & Julia, and When Harry Met Sally, and managed to convince an entire generation that Tom Hanks could be a credible hot-dad love interest.
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That win would line up the geographical congruence that is sometimes evident between state and winning movie: Sweet Home Alabama won in Alabama, Sleepless in Seattle won in Washington, and the very SoCal Clueless won in California.
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GAZA (Reuters) - After two sleepless days and nights of Israeli shelling and Palestinian rocket fire, Gazans on Monday faced a first day of Ramadan overshadowed by funerals and the grim task of pulling bodies from collapsed buildings.
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"The way my wife died, it is not Ebola that killed her that day," said Héritier Bedico Zawadi, an engineer, one sleepless month after the death of his wife, Suzanne Kahindo Kitseghe, a 29-year-old doctor.
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It prizes pundit-ready quips over substantive debate, and it tends to elevate the silly over the serious — for several sleepless hours this week it was captivated by 'covfefe,' which was essentially a brouhaha over a typo.
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That contraction in the reporting corps, combined with the success of disinformation this year, is making for some sleepless nights for those in Washington who will have to govern in this bifurcated, real-news-fake-news environment.
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In "Welcome to the New World," textless or "silent" panels underscore a family's shock in discovering that its home has been destroyed; a mother's sleepless, anxiety-ridden night; a child's wonder at seeing snow from his window.
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Even the most easy-going bride is at risk of morphing into an unfamiliar version of herself who spends sleepless nights anguishing over RSVPs (hi, me!) and devising various contingency plans in case it rains (also me!).
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It prizes pundit-ready quips over substantive debate, and it tends to elevate the silly over the serious — for several sleepless hours this week it was captivated by "covfefe," which was essentially a brouhaha over a typo.
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It's also the most accurate depiction of the surreality of insomnia, and the strange thoughts that it provokes in those afflicted, filled with moments that will seem instantly recognizable to anyone who's ever spent a sleepless night.
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At 9:45 this morning Gucci Mane, sleepless trap wizard and reincarnated Santa, tweeted as follows: That there, holding his midriff, is Courtney Love, one-time lead singer and auteur of Hole and widow of Kurt Cobain.
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"Oil and gas may have hit the headlines across the world, but we think metals will be the key sector that will cause underwriters more sleepless nights," said Michael Lum, an underwriter for specialist insurer Beazley at Lloyd's.
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This work lacks the purity of Bitcoin, but after months of sleepless nights, fretting about betrayed promises, he said, "I want to be in a professional environment again where people are grounded in some sort of business reality."
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I text our friend who lives on the next block, and she comes over to watch Sleepless in Seattle with us, which is a pretty perfect way to spend a Sunday night, especially after such a busy weekend.
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The nights are sleepless and we really do find ourselves in a middle of the day daze, wracked with fear of the whole thing unravelling it before it's begun; the daydream shattering front of the one o'clock news.
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I began to worry that I would struggle even more once I gave birth and was home with our baby – sleepless and overwhelmed with a newborn and toddler, especially when my husband was out of town on business.
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Lanthimos explored the Bergman residence with its clean lines and windows opening directly onto the Baltic Sea, examining notes in the director's own handwriting scrawled directly upon the furniture ("I'm successful at my career, and I'm still sleepless").
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I don't want to look back as an adult and regret wasting four years solely on busy work and sleepless nights, but I also don't want to look back on four years spent dawdling idly with my friends.
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It is a lonely place to be, and it left the once-buoyant Ms. Le Pen, still looking exhausted from the sleepless presidential campaign, defensive and denouncing a "gigantic scandal for democracy" to reporters in Soissons this week.
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Michal Marczak's "All These Sleepless Nights," from Poland, seductively blurs the boundary between the two as it follows a young man pursuing parties, friendship and sex and musing on his pursuits in self-conscious, self-revealing voice-over.
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Before the fear of being blown up on a plane, or a train, or a sidewalk gave millions of people sleepless nights, before the threat of global climate disaster stirred dread, nuclear annihilation was the stuff of nightmares.
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As sailors who spend 24 sleepless hours touring New York City, each with a dame on his arm, Kelly, Sinatra and Jules Munshin sing and dance with an unfettered enthusiasm that the city, in its mercy, never punctures.
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If the answer is "more than once," then your sleepless nights may be a thing of the past, because a fan remake of a famous Back to the Future scene, featuring the Cybertruck, has absolutely nailed it (via Teslarati).
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"At this stage of my life, the early morning to late night days have taken a toll, along with my sleepless nights and grueling hours that come with operating a restaurant business in Manhattan," she said in a statement.
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So in picaresque desperation Furman and/or his half-tinfoil lover/confederate hide out in a beach house and spend a sleepless night in an Arkansas trailer park, recite a prayer in Hebrew and steal a dress from Goodwill.
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He'd subjected himself to playthroughs lasting for whole days, sleepless nights replaying scenarios in his head, and the relentless relaying of information to his wife, Rachel, as he tried to pick apart the secrets and intricacies of the game .
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" But studio executives attribute the success of those films to the popularity of the star actress rather than the strength of the female movie-going audience, said Obst, who has produced films such as "Sleepless in Seattle" and "Interstellar.
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Obama got real about the "many sleepless nights" she's endured as a result of the racist actions of others, and as she has done so many times before, spoke to remind black people in America of their immense worth.
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And the ring will especially come in handy when the royal couple welcomes their first child in the spring (Harry's brother, Prince William, can tell him all about it those sleepless nights!) Harry has been known to wear accessories.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK As you'll know from sitcoms and Ben Stiller films, sleepless nights spent listening to the rhythmic thumping of a bedpost against the wall are a hilarious part of sharing a living space.
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Still, even though the trophy avoided spending the summer in an evidence locker, notoriety and the specter of arrest still hang over the Copa, and the continuing Justice Department investigation could produce a few sleepless nights for visiting officials.
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I used it after getting home from a sleepless, alcohol-fueled trip to D.C. (meaning my skin was dry, dull, and had patches of redness) and while I looked better after, it wasn't, like, write-home-about-it magical.
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I spent the day in a sort of mad sleepless reverie over their bones, burning myself occasionally on bits of coal or chewing on reams of skin I'd spun out over sticks in fire like smoky sheets of taffy.
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Los Angeles singer-songwriter Pearl Charles knows that feeling—so much so that she wrote an ode to it: "All the Boys," her new single and the first track off her debut album, Sleepless Dreamer (February 225, Kanine Records).
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The show was a culmination of a lot of sleepless nights for the entire team and we made sure that when we got to the show, it was as cathartic as it was for anders and the NST team.
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The difference it makes is like going to work after a sleepless night: If you were kept up by loud neighbors, you're crabby, but if you've been fucking all night, you float to the office on a goddamn cloud.
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After the Tesla founder emotionally opened up to the NYT last week — about his sleepless weeks at the carmaker's factory, about his efforts to take the company private — investors and friends are increasingly concerned about his health and stewardship.
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"After careful consideration and many sleepless nights, I have made the decision to retire from what I've been doing my whole life, which is playing baseball, the game I love," said Beltre in a statement released by the team.
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SEOUL/HANOI (Reuters) - North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's long trip to Vietnam for a second summit with U.S. President Donald Trump is causing sleepless nights back home, according to extensive and unusually punctual North Korean state media coverage.
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It's common for many of us to experience dark undereye circles after a few sleepless nights, and Garshick explains that when we're stressed out, we might pick up habits that literally lead to stress showing up on our faces.
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It sounds pleasant at the moment, but it could just as easily descend into a smarmy pit of money and booze that ends in a sleepless night for those guests who just wanna pull down their eye mask and tap out.
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Washington Capitals coach Barry Trotz insisted that the series opener provided a "really good wakeup call" while Toronto Maple Leafs bench boss Mike Babcock told reporters his team's physical play could provide the Presidents' Trophy winners with some sleepless nights.
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" Ryan Reynolds on Wife Blake Lively's Support: 'She Sat With Me Through So Many Sleepless Nights' Reynolds gushed about the actor, whom he worked with in 2009's X-Men Origins: Wolverine, calling him "one of the best human beings.
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In a rare interview from prison, convicted murderer Lyle Menendez tells PEOPLE in this week's issue that he "still has sleepless nights" over the grisly 1989 shotgun slayings of his wealthy parents — which he committed with his brother, Erik Menendez.
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At Illinois Clean Fuels, Stephen Johnson, one of two-full time employees, said he was "on year 13 of sleepless nights" to launch a plant that will produce jet fuel from municipal garbage - and bury underground the CO2 it emits.
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The researchers guess that the elephant's sleepless lifestyle is due in part to its large body combined with a slew of other factors, like the risk of being attacked, environmental conditions, as well as needing to eat a lot of food.
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FROM PEN: Desperate Days and Sleepless Night: The Last Weeks In the Life of Heath Ledger "Now that Alan is dead, Tanya claims there are numerous problems with the Trust and the Prenuptial Agreement," attorney Alex Weingarten writes in the petition.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - World number one Simona Halep shook off a sleepless night racked with ankle pain to sweep past rising Japanese star Naomi Osaka and into the Australian Open quarter-finals with a 6-3 6-2 victory on Monday.
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"But I guess in 'rock star' spirit he/she is making the world aware that this baby's ready to party with sleepless nights, fine cuisine, and as a mother I am just hoping no hangovers," Makelle told The Huffington Post.
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Everything Is Copy, now airing on HBO, is a 90-minute documentary named for the Sleepless in Seattle writer/director's life motto: that everything that happens in life, no matter good or bad, has the potential to become a great story.
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On the first episode of the second season, we're going to fall into the sleepless underworld of of energy drinks to figure out why people are more obsessed with these high-octane beverages than ever, but I can't do this alone.
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They had dedicated their waking hours (and some sleepless ones) to developing a mattress that could ship in a box and that was undeniably comfortable, but they didn't want to be a "mattress company," they wanted to be a sleep company.
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Instead, it has brought poverty, stress and sleepless nights patrolling his little patch of jungle with a spear and home-made pistol to ward off the thieves who sneak in to hack off the prized pods under cover of darkness.
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Though for a while this film was most famous for being "the movie that inspired the final scenes of Sleepless in Seattle," it's a terrific screen romance, full of big, melodramatic moments that Hollywood can't seem to make any more.
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NIORT, France (Reuters) - Two years of Brexit uncertainty have given British citizens in France sleepless nights and a bureaucratic headache, with thousands of them hurrying to apply for nationality to secure their status before the divorce date set for next year.
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In the final days before we launched I had a couple of sleepless nights, stressing that Disney/Lucas were going to instantly shut it down, and the two years of real hard work was going to vanish before our eyes.
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"I actually chose a different dress but had a sleepless night and couldn't stop thinking about my dream dress and went back to get it the next day," she says about her experience shopping at En Blanc in Santa Monica.
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Since she created her blog Unpacified in 2016, Leslie Bruce has amassed a loyal following through her aims to pull back the curtain on glossy idealized versions of motherhood and share the beautiful truths: from sleepless nights to nagging guilt.
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In the Swiss Alps, a permanent prayer started to honor Maurice, said to be the first black saint, has been recited day after day, year after year, century after century by a rotating band of monks known as the Sleepless Ones.
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But what he does have is a ferocious one-handed backhand and the blue collar grit of three-times Grand Slam champion Stan Wawrinka, one of the very few men capable of giving 16-times Grand Slam champion Djokovic sleepless nights.
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The Blitzkrieg was fueled by speed, with hopped-up, nearly sleepless German soldiers popping Pervitin (the trade name for a contemporaneous methamphetamine tablet) issued by commanders as they raced across Europe and bewildered foes with the rapidity of their advance.
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All of my sleepless nights staying up crying, wondering if he's ever going to call me again, if he still likes me, do I have worth outside of my vagina — all these doubts just left when I quit dealing with men.
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This was how I first read Elizabeth Hardwick's "Sleepless Nights," after it was recommended in David Shields' "Reality Hunger," a thrilling manifesto that tries to make the case that our contemporary world is no longer well represented by realist fiction.
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Down the road, any effort to compel Trump's testimony in the case could open new peril for a President who shades the truth and is causing his lawyers sleepless nights about his desire to testify to special counsel Robert Mueller.
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"I have no doubts it was a sleepless night [for Netanyahu] not because he might not win the next elections in September, but he won't be able to really find ways and means to pass legislation to grant himself partial immunity," Gerges said.
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It was a gradual process of a few months where a special snuggle, a smile, a giggle, an early-morning newborn staring contest, a sleepless night we both gracefully survived would pull at my heartstrings and grow our bond deeper and deeper.
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The broken time Rovner alludes to — which encompasses the sleepless and seamless time zone of the internet, the 24-hour supermarkets and airports, and the disciplined constancy and deadly accuracy of modern warfare — is not simply an event but a general cultural condition.
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Naps shouldn't be a crutch for sleepless nights: "It might help short-term to get you through the day for a few more hours, but it really isn't going to do your body and brain any good in the long run," she says.
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After a few sleepless nights of stomping hooves and ga-nooing in the Serengeti, I couldn't help but wander out of the tent to watch them at twilight, charging after each other like bunch of hirsute football players, only with no conceivable destination.
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And in 21, a sleepless year that often left me feeling directionless, disinterested, stifled, and struggling with a spike in my long running depression, the ability of something to draw my focus this clearly was more than just a nice thing to have.
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"These past 365 days have been the most challenging, hilarious, sleepless, giggle filled, food-on-the-floor, heart-beating-out-of-my-chest, WONDERFUL, life-changing days I have ever experienced," she captioned a photo of her daughter crawling along a beach shore.
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First, imaginary painting, then imaginary breakfast and so on—the happy life of a pauper, except that this pauper, exhausted and downhearted after a sleepless night, couldn't feel much happiness and scolded himself for being a gullible sap who had lost everything twice.
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A show for anyone who has ever spent a sleepless night scouring real estate listings in search of simple human dignity or maybe a second bathroom, Ethan Lipton's "The Outer Space" imagines escaping the ignominy of gentrification for a cozy spaceship orbiting Mercury.
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The Saturday Profile BEIJING — On a sleepless night last summer, her siamese cat Star at her feet, Zhou Xiaoxuan, a 25-year-old screenwriter in Beijing, took out her cellphone and began writing furiously about the day that had haunted her for years.
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Sleepless in Seattle/You've Got Mail (1993/1998) In one movie, Annie (Meg Ryan) stalks the man (Tom Hanks) with a nice radio voice and hires a private investigator to show up outside of his house to get even closer to him.
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This appetite for counsel inevitably reflects deeper, often unspoken middle-class aspirations and anxieties; as the psychoanalyst and essayist Adam Phillips once observed, the appeal of such books goes beyond the immediate need to deal with a sullen teenager or a sleepless newborn.
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I wouldn't recommend actively seeking them out, but if New York or wherever you're living ever does hit you with the bedbug challenge, my advice is to open your mind and try to learn a few lessons on the long sleepless road ahead.
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Adding insult to injury is the fact that when you feel exhausted, you most likely also look it: all your sleepless nights, glaringly obvious in the droopy under-eye bags staring back at you when you catch your reflection in the closing subway doors.
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The journeys that brought them to Rome and the sleepless nights wondering if they would be allowed to stay was being repeated in cities and countries around the world on World Refugee Day as millions of people sought to flee persecution, violence, war and poverty.
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Another simple trick, according to a report published in Harvard Women's Health Watch, is to turn your clock in a different direction so you can't see it; watching the sleepless minutes pass may cause more stress, thus making it harder to shut your eyes.
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Especially when he says, with a voice drenched in 13 long years of movement work for the people (from Montgomery to Memphis), with a fatigue created by many death threats and sleepless nights, that we, as a people, will get to the Promised Land.
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At first Rebecca sees her life as a Sleepless in Seattle-style romantic comedy, but over the course of three seasons, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend has steadily poked hole after hole in her delusions, often by turning them into smart, sharp, funny-sad song parodies.
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Silicon Valley still clings to a particular gospel of hard work, where a start-up's success depends on how hard employees "hustle, " lunch breaks get replaced with fasting rituals or chugged Soylents and engineers wear their consecutive sleepless nights like a badge of honor.
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Buy the BlanQuil Quilted Weighted Blanket on Amazon for $169 - $249 (price varies by weight)I've been sleeping with this weighted blanket for 6 months, and I've noticed a huge change in the quality of my sleepNo one should have to suffer through sleepless nights.
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Although many believe they're functioning just fine on less than the recommended seven-to-nine hours per night, there really are a select few among us (the "sleepless elite," as they've been called) who need only three to four hours of sleep to function.
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It's easy to see how these weeklong songwriting camps, which usually involve producers like Banx & Ranx, writers and topline singers—and are used by everyone from Drake to the latest major label signee—can descend into near sleepless episodes of precise yet debauched creativity.
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And that self-diagnosis can be powerful: the author, Kenneth Lichstein, reviewed 20 studies and found that daytime impairment—the groggy, depleted feeling after a sleepless night—was better predicted by whether people considered themselves to be insomniacs than by whether they actually slept poorly.
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On stormy nights, my husband gets up to force a tablet of dog-strength Xanax down Clark's throat, and for an hour we will both lie in the dark, sleepless, while the dog staggers around the house in a state of now-drunken anxiety.
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The two claim they spent "two years of sleepless nights and endless editing" to bring the film to life, but many fans have argued that any attempt to condense the series into a fraction of its 48-hour run time is doomed to failure.
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Going to my monthly appointment is the only way I can get my prescriptions, three of them being highly controlled substances, and going without them could mean spiraling into the unpredictable web of depression, panic attacks, sleepless nights, self-harm and even suicidal ideation.
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It has been about three months since Terrell Gills's release from jail, and there are still sleepless nights and days spent in his room as he contemplates the year and a half he spent on Rikers Island for a crime of which he was acquitted.
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" As the decade goes on, the exigencies of earning will help to produce a collection of essays of feminist literary criticism, "Seduction and Betrayal" (21976), as well as her best-known novel, "Sleepless Nights" (21975), a book, she tells Lowell, that "will save my life.
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May, 60, revealed in the article about being the only child of a clergyman, or her sleepless nights over Britain's decision to leave the European Union, self-appointed arbiters of taste and propriety began wagging fingers about the no-nonsense prime minister's expensive attire.
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When Kristi Chun's 1-1/2-month-old son, Colby, showed signs of eczema on his ear, she picked up a bottle of over-the-counter anti-itch lotion, not realizing she was starting her family on a years-long journey of doctors' visits and sleepless nights.
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Diane's journey from popular minor socialite to being lost in sleepless nights over the family's financial situation is just one example of how several million Nigerians have fallen for an elaborate financial fraud in hopes of striking it rich, only to lose their entire life savings.
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The entire fate of the new women's movement (these delusions begin to take over one in the wee hours of sleepless nights), the hopes of ERA supporters across the nation, thousands and thousands of hours of work rejected, because of me and my lack of swagger.
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"Kendra is a strong woman and has handled everything with such grace as they both continue to be there for their children," model Jessica Hall told PEOPLE at the launch of her Sleepless Mom Blog on Tuesday at the Westlake Village Inn in Westlake Village, California.
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That family negligence, class-based negligence, means that I still suffer from acute pain, sleepless nights, and years later, when I arrived in Paris and at the École Normale, I would hear my classmates ask me But why didn't your parents send you to an orthodontist .
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In a series of tweets not long before midnight on Monday, President Donald Trump — sleepless and seemingly in a foul mood — targeted John Legend and Legend's wife, Chrissy Teigen, for what he said was a failure to give him enough credit for supporting criminal justice reform.
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Her book testifies to the kind of love that physicians can offer: a dogged, practical devotion that leaves us missing birthdays, going sleepless and — in Ford's case — driving across a closed bridge toward Manhattan to secure safe care for prisoners who have been stranded by Hurricane Sandy.
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After wading through over 45,000 applications, Six Flags finally narrowed the list down to six people who would spend 30 sleepless hours in a coffin being harassed by employees with (fake) chainsaws and gawked at by passersby, as part of the park's Halloween Fright Fest 2018.
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I caught Duan as he spent a sleepless night travelling to retrieve the mouse embryos (some of which survived) from Sizi Wangqi in Inner Mongolia—where the SJ-10 satellite landed on April 18—and back again to his team's lab in Beijing for further analysis.
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I imagine myself with a big, round, tummy and then remember that I am in rehab, still sleepless from ongoing withdrawals or Post-Acute Withdrawal Syndrome, or Post-Abortion Syndrome, or maybe I am just sad because I am thinking about a baby I believed I could not have.
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"A LOVELY DAY 👶🏾👶🏾👶🏾 We are sleepless and delirious but so excited to share that our miracle baby arrived last night via surrogate and 11/7 will forever be etched in our hearts as the most loveliest of all the lovely days," they both captioned the photos.
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The high stakes of this gamble mean sleepless nights for Pillars co-founder and Executive Director Kashif Shaikh, the son of Pakistani immigrants who left his steady job as a program officer with the billion-dollar Robert R. McCormick Foundation last year to work full-time for the fund.
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Kyle Kramer, How Lil Yachty Became the Future of Music Guwop's fourth studio album since his release from jail a year ago—Everybody Looking, Woptober, and The Return of East Atlanta Santa have all dropped in that span—Droptopwop has rap's most sleepless artist in a celebratory mood.
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Since it appears that night milk may not become the panacea for America's sleepless nights remains any time soon, most sleep researchers agree that rather than waiting for a better sleep aid, it's more important to change the behaviors that lead to sleep deprivation in the first place.
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Over the course of our conversation, Lee walked me through the hectic, sleepless nights that come with working on SNL, how to put together the thousands of moving parts that make up a successful Broadway set, and what to do when you accidentally order the wrong color of llama.
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There are mornings when he turns up in an old sweatshirt with unkempt hair and a weary smile, and others when he appears in a pressed oxford shirt with parted hair and black-rimmed glasses that do nothing whatsoever to obscure the haunted air of a sleepless night.
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Clinton's emails meant that lawyers across the government had to spend literally sleepless nights reviewing at a frantic pace thousands of pages of emails to determine which portions should be released (a vast majority) and which portions should be redacted to protect, for example, individuals' privacy or executive privilege.
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Produced by the Morán Group and Teatro SEA, the Latino theater for children, the festival includes Compañía la Bicicleta's wordless "Nana Raíz," about a sleepless baby and a mystical dream world, and WonderSpark Puppets' "Fox Fables," whose titular creature loses his tail and, with it, his sense of self.
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When he returned to be the Knicks' head coach in 1987 after an unlikely, emotional run to the Final Four at Providence College after the death of his young son, Pitino couldn't stop talking about sleepless nights watching game film after game film in preparation for the next opponent.
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Some may choose to read Mr. Trump's social-media rants as relatively meaningless — the ramblings of a sleepless id, unmoored from thought or knowledge but tuned to Fox News, which apparently was airing a piece on college flag-burners at about the time Mr. Trump sent his tweet.
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Ryan got so attached to her roles that she felt as if she was "burning through life experiences," by suddenly becoming a helicopter pilot (in "Courage Under Fire"), a journalist (in "When Harry Met Sally ... " and "Sleepless in Seattle") or an alcoholic (in "When a Man Loves a Woman").
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Last week, after a marathon closing dash of 77.5 miles during 32 sleepless hours, the American Colin O'Brady stormed to the finish line at the foot of the Leverett Glacier to claim the first solo, unsupported traverse of Antarctica — a challenge Mr. O'Brady had called The Impossible First.
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Mr. Mille — who has said he carved a bar of hotel soap into the RM 001 form one sleepless night — is a racing enthusiast who designed his first watch to both look and function like a Formula One car: Comfort, performance, shock-resistance, durability and lightness were top of mind.
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Not only has her just-concluded Hulu series paid homage to films like When Harry Met Sally, You've Got Mail, and Sleepless In Seattle many times over, the ending of the show even featured Mindy pulling off one final big romantic gesture in order to win her ex Danny back.
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The link between blue light and sleepless nights has been an increasingly hot topic in recent years, and while the effectiveness of features like this one or Apple's Night Shift is debatable, it's nice to see Kobo take a crack at another new feature that other e-readers are missing.
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When Sam first told me about his episode dealing with someone he knew who took their own life, he described sleepless nights, feeling like he could've done more, responses that are emblematic of the stress of being a first responder, especially one in a department that's isolated from broader support.
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The memes surfaced glancing sensations that might otherwise be forgotten, or stay private: what it was like to sit in the back seat while your mom drove around listening to Calvin Harris; what it was like to be little, and sleepless, standing nervously outside your parents' bedroom door at 3 A .
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"After many sleepless nights, I have reluctantly concluded that the evidence is sufficient to convict the president for both abuse of power and obstruction of Congress," Mr. Jones, who is facing re-election in a state that Mr. Trump won in 2016 by nearly 28 percentage points, said in a statement.
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Jim Boeheim told reporters before the season that he expected Syracuse would be a better defensive team this season, and with more games like the one 163-2 junior center Paschal Chukwu just played, the longtime coach's 2-3 zone may be ready to create sleepless nights for opponents again.
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Some of these medicines have single-handedly eradicated illnesses that have plagued humanity from the dawn of time; some have made chronic conditions at least somewhat more tolerable; others have plunged people into sleepless hallucinatory hell-worlds from which no amount of therapy (or lawsuit money) could ever save them.
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"The issue was causing a lot of sleepless nights, and then it dawned on me that glass inks might be better suited, and one industry we definitely haven't lost in Scotland is whisky," he said, pointing out that some distillers there still use pad ink printing on their glass bottles.
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Whereas I used to have sleepless nights before a talk and experience typical symptoms of anxiety, like dry mouth and short breath, before and during a talk, I now feel fully at ease — connected to myself, to the message I was to express, and to the people in the audience.
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" Kara Platoni on Doktor Sleepless: "It's this dystopian future in which a lot of people are fed up with how far technology has come, and they're fed up with what there is to buy—what the commercial and medical establishment has to buy—so they've made themselves their own hacks, their own mods.
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Migrant parents who crossed the US border to seek asylum said that losing their children to US agents left them traumatized and sleepless, waking screaming from nightmares, and having flashbacks to the moment their child was taken away, according to a new lawsuit filed on behalf of more than two dozen migrants.
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From deciding the cutoff point on the guest list to choosing the dress, the venue, and the catering, all while trying to field the "helpful" opinions of your parents, in-laws, friends, and social media, you're likely to experience at least one or two sleepless nights in the run-up to the day.
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As a child psychiatrist for nearly four decades, I've seen that when children are also exposed to the never-ending negative news cycle — even if that just means hearing their parents talk about current events — it makes them feel unsafe, which is often manifested by sleepless nights, anxiety, headaches, clinginess, and belly pain.
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Santa must've looked into his crystal ball many years ago and seen all the sleepless nights and vodka sodas in my future, because that first undereye rollerball sparked an obsession in my late teens and early twenties with tightening, brightening, and de-puffing my veiny, dark purple, saggy-every-single-morning undereyes.
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One scenario likely causing sleepless nights in Brussels is a Le Pen-Mélenchon head-to-head: Although coming from opposite sides of the political spectrum, both have suggested they would consider dropping the euro and both want to renegotiate radically the terms of France's EU membership before putting the question to a referendum.
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Despite the sleepless night of travel, at 6 am the women took off on skis, each pulling sledges filled with 903 pounds of food, clothing, and shelter they'd needed to survive on the ice over the next several days, during which they were to cover the 50 or so miles to the pole.
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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — When Darron Lee, the Jets' No. 1 pick, showed up in a purplish suit for his first news conference on Friday, his mother, Candice, wearing glasses and with her hair pulled back after a sleepless night, quietly took a spot in the back of the room, behind the cameras.
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After a sleepless night, she felt woozy but was still leading by one stroke when she came to the 218th hole at the Atlantic City Country Club in Northfield, N.J. Her tee shot landed on a slope on the opposite side of a water-filled ditch to the right of the hole.
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While the show has its issues (see: zero diversity, rampant homophobia, the entire fat Monica situation), for most viewers, Friends remains a happy break from reality, full of plot points fans never tire of debating—questions that have inspired countless online think pieces, holiday arguments and sleepless nights among the show's most ardent devotees.
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SADIQ KHAN: I'm the only one of the candidates who has helped run a successful business, so I know the challenges: the sleepless nights worrying about how to pay the salary bills at the end of the month, about the overdraft facility with the bank, about getting a skilled workforce, about the business rates.
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And though I didn't really need the $200 device to remind me that a sleepless night of abusing alcohol might not be health-conscious—I have my mother for that—I'll admit that getting wasted at the bar is far less appealing when an app tells you that your physiological age is approaching 40.
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When the whole scene was over and done with, and he could lock me in my room, it was not the blows, but rage and disgust with myself for having been so afraid of him and having humbled myself before him in that way, that made me spend a sleepless night, weeping in silence.
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A year and a half later, sleepless but amped up on coffee and solidarity from a 29-hour marathon final bargaining session, I celebrated with the rest of the bargaining committee, made up of select union members who negotiated directly with the company, as the union and Vox Media management reached a contract agreement.
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As for how I got into constructing … Honestly, it was a mix of being sleepless, coming across the right puzzles by people whose taste and style I found motivating (Brendan Emmett Quigley, Liz Gorski, Natan Last, Ian Livengood, Pete Wentz, Paula Gamache, Joe Krozel, many others), and being in the market for a new hobby.
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Then, on the morning of September 9th, a company of prisoners, being led back to their cells, sleepless and uneasy over a rumor that a prisoner had been killed by guards the night before, found themselves locked in one of the tunnels that connected their cell block to "Times Square," the bleak central yard.
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But there was one question still left unanswered by the time Angela Abar became the Eggman and the credits rolled; a final, important piece of the puzzle destined to linger in sleepless nights and subreddits for years to come: Namely, who was the weird, lubed-up superhero who slid into the sewer that one time?
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Gilfry's whole performance is powerful, demonstrating his strength as both a singer and an actor, with the shifts on his face from ecstatic nostalgia for their sleepless days of study in Horowitz's masterclass, to his derisive joy in seeing his rare Steinway destroyed by a nine-year-old girl and his somber consideration of Wertheimer's suicide.
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For me, at least, You've Got Mail has an indelible quality that no other Meg Ryan movie has — not When Harry Met Sally, a film that suggests 80% of my friendships should end in poundland, nor Sleepless in Seattle, a movie that doesn't work in large part because Meg Ryan has too much hair in it.
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Sleepless on the flight over, Audrey sneaks into the first class cabin, where she meets handsome British aristocrat Charles Cavendish (Luke Evans, who exudes appealingly smarmy charm even here), who invites her and Nick along for a fancy weekend with his uncle, billionaire Malcolm Quince (Terrence Staple), and a colorful array of his nearest and dearest.
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" And Rubio, in New York for the show, explained that the city -- which emerged as a point of controversy when "New York Values" became an attack line in the GOP primary -- was especially meaningful to him because it's where he proposed to his wife, on the top of the Empire State Building in an homage to "Sleepless in Seattle.
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