Sometimes, instead of going home, she sleeps in her office; sometimes, she sleeps in her car.
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She sleeps in my bed and goes everywhere with me.
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B. is still asleep and usually sleeps in until 11.
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That night, Wendy sleeps in the bed they made together.
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One military official says she often sleeps in the ministry.
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He still sleeps in his office when he's in Washington.
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He sleeps in the hills and hides in the canyons.
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Every now and then, he still sleeps in his car.
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She sleeps in one loft while her children sleep in another.
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During his stay in this village, he sleeps in a van.
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His youngest, Abdullah, 5, no longer sleeps in his own room.
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I go wake up Petunia, who sleeps in the guest room.
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Lillard sleeps in the iron lung, so it is in her bedroom.
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Virginia Katchmar sleeps in a storage unit in Rochester near Lake Ontario.
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He sleeps in a bunk and uses a bucket to wash in.
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I think he sleeps in a broom closet standing up. Chocolate. Sprinkles.
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She takes care of our little boy, who sleeps in our room.
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Cuban sleeps in his gym clothes, which is what I've been doing, too.
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It's a wonder my boyfriend still sleeps in the same room as me.
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The same man claimed he sleeps in a room with 75 other people.
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She says one in five Uber drivers she meets sleeps in their car.
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She cuddles more now, and she sleeps in the bed with me every night.
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He doesn't want to wake me up, so he sleeps in our guest bedroom.
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When he's on the road, Zanis sleeps in his truck, his daughter told CNN.
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Tori Spelling famously cares for a chicken named Coco who sleeps in her bed.
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The monitor will also check for temperature changes so your baby sleeps in comfort.
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Standing 6-foot-2, he sleeps in a king-size bed with his wife.
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This is why the crew sleeps in a roaming camp just outside the village.
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During her month-long solo journey, MacLaine sleeps in shelters and begs for food.
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The couple sleeps in the mezzanine level of the loft on a Murphy bed.
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To save money on electricity, the whole family sleeps in one air-conditioned room.
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He sleeps in the bedroom in our (finished) basement so I won't wake him up.
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One woman said she sleeps in shifts to protect her younger siblings from people-smugglers.
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She usually sleeps in the shirt or igloo, and runs on her wheel at night.
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Today, fearing for his own life, Mr. Zulu sleeps in a different place every night.
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We have a two-bedroom apartment, but she still sleeps in the room with us.
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Michelangelo's a recluse, sleeps in his dark clothes and boots, doesn't have any close friends.
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After line-cook shifts at a diner, Ouelette sleeps in a local hockey rink's janitorial closet.
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Nicaraguan asylum-seeker Valentina, 10 months old, sleeps in an encampment near the Gateway International Bridge.
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I finally relocated to the city that never sleeps in 2013, a year after graduating college.
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A fully clothed woman sleeps in bed, her arms in the uncalculated attitude of the unconscious.
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On a good day he brings in $3, buys some food and sleeps in a shelter.
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Ms. Rivera sleeps in the small bedroom, while José and Juan initially shared a foldout couch.
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A mom prepares food while her son sleeps in their 60-square-foot apartment in Hong Kong.
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She lives in the hydroponics lab, because nobody on the Tempest actually sleeps in the crew quarters.
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Emma's favorite is the neighbor's black Lab, Madison, who sleeps in her bed every night she visits.
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They played "Day I Die" and "The System Only Sleeps in Total Darkness" and both worked nicely.
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The story is about a guy named Sid who comes to regret that he sleeps in the nude.
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An SDF fighter sleeps in a looted bedroom, which serves as another temporary position along Raqqa's eastern front.
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It's not like he sleeps in till noon and goes golfing every weekend, like the last president did.
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Saturday will be the first night Trump sleeps in a property that isn't his own since becoming President.
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Sometimes, when she complains too much, my father sleeps in the car instead of in bed with her.
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On bei lüyou trips, three officers usually accompany him, often including one who sleeps in his hotel room.
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When he is in Europe and sleeps in beds made without one, "it drives me crazy," he said.
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When Fidyka goes to Pradzew on weekends, he sleeps in his parents' home, in a ground-floor bedroom.
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A small dog sleeps in the immediate foreground next to a drum and a musket painted with miniaturist precision.
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One former Rutgers football player works part-time jobs after graduating and tells filmmakers he sleeps in his car.
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The portrait of the bleary-eyed coach who sleeps in the office is lionized by many in the profession.
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She sleeps in her car for significant portions of the narrative, and accepts the charity of her workmates gratefully.
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Ryan told CNN in 2015 he sleeps in his Longworth office because it helps him get more work done.
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Bujor has been living in the motel since the fire; when FEMA can't provide assistance, he sleeps in his car.
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An S.D.F. fighter sleeps in a room near Raqqa's National Hospital—one of the last ISIS strongholds in the city.
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The greatest teacher in the world cannot adequately help a homeless student who sleeps in a subway station every night.
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Mollette also hasn't seen her family in months, and sleeps in a separate bedroom from her fiancé to protect him.
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"Very protective of her — sleeps in room with her, always around her and will puff his chest when new people approach."
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Alia sleeps in an empty, rundown stall -- the remnants of her small vegetable stand -- in the southern Philippines city of Davao.
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For their next set of documents, Ms. Hansen called a friend who sleeps in his car to ask for a lift.
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A woman sleeps in an isolation cell located in a section of the jail reserved for inmates with severe mental illnesses.
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So, interviewing Charles Gayle, the free jazz musician who plays festivals in Europe but sleeps in the subway in New York.
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And to cap things off, Francesca spends the night snowed-in at Dev's place, and sleeps in his bed with him.
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We're also being told that, at times, there's even someone who sleeps in the same bed to make sure he's okay.
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New York (CNN)The beefy ex-cop sleeps in a twin-size trundle bed a few inches off the hardwood floor.
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She sleeps in, visits her cousins, practices her acoustic guitar and volunteers at a neighborhood center in a former crack house.
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"Nobody sleeps in architecture, so I would skate at 3 or 4 in the morning just to stay awake," she said.
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My boyfriend usually sleeps in for hours after I wake up, but when we're in a new place, he's up at dawn.
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Ali: First, right now, there is a bumper in the crib, but it will be coming up once she sleeps in there.
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A refugee sleeps in the luggage compartment of a bus parked at a gas station near the northern Greek village of Idomeni.
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On Saturdays, he sleeps in while his wife shuttles the three children to piano lessons or sports activities before he wakes up.
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His mother also sleeps in the caravan, a surprisingly ad hoc arrangement for someone who makes a living conjuring high-gloss perfection.
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She lives and sleeps in the hospital room and campaigns to be able to share a bed with Sky and hold her child.
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An IDP child sleeps in a makeshift home in a half-finished building at the Wuro-Ahi settlement in Fufore, Adawama State, Nigeria.
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Your child is likely to have a great life even if he or she never sleeps in the same freshman dorm you did.
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She also sleeps in a headscarf at night, a small detail that goes a long way to acknowledge the realities of Black girlhood.
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That is, she sleeps in the bed until she goes to wake Frank from a nightmare and the two end up having sex.
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For instance, you can make your device more sensitive by saying that a baby or a child with asthma sleeps in this room.
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And to save money, Pederson sometimes sleeps in her car and uses a Starbucks bathroom to brush her teeth before going to work.
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At 86 years old, his life consists of going from motel to motel and when the money runs out, he sleeps in a car.
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Johanna lives in the master bedroom, while Scott sleeps in a bedroom downstairs and prepares Johanna's meals in a separate kitchen in the basement.
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When she goes to bed, Kardashian West said she also usually sleeps in very minimal clothing after Philipps told her she wears a nightgown.
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Tamako, our Korean maid who, Cinderella-like, sleeps in a cupboard outside her mistress's bedroom, is not the meek servant she at first appears.
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Right now, our black President sleeps in the White House, which was built by enslaved people who had the same skin color as him.
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You were okay with her strange thong affinity until you discovered homie isn't just wearing them around the mall—she sleeps in them too.
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Mehak, a trans beggar, faces violence in male shelters and is refused entry to female ones, so she sleeps in a park each night.
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I heard 'The Shah Sleeps in Lee Harvey's Grave' and it was so completely far removed from anything I knew about at the time.
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Most of that team sleeps in Las Vegas, but a couple on the team camp out or stay in RVs in the parking lot.
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And when she reappears, inviting him to dinner, she moves out of her apartment the very next morning while he sleeps in her bed.
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Now she sleeps in a room with David because her sister and friend Naveda moved to their own place, freeing up space in the apartment.
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When he's not working, the pup sleeps in the security control room and has been a "great morale booster" for the staff, Snelling told ABC.
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Today, Randolph still sleeps in the nearly 75-year-old machine six nights a week — she calls it her "yellow submarine," according to the Star.
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Ryan told CNN in 2015 that he sleeps in his office in the Longworth House Office Building because it helps him get more work done.
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Gunna's "World is Yours" and "Style Stealer" are an expensive extension of his drip, with the former affirming that he even sleeps in designer duds.
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"Is the malaria really coming from the miners?" asked Aníbal Flores, 28, a miner who sleeps in a hammock between two poles beside the mine.
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But she does not have the luxury of staying away from people — she needs public transit to get around and sometimes sleeps in homeless encampments.
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Otherwise, she typically sleeps in her car, a 2014 gold Toyota Sienna, which replaced a Subaru Forrester that gave out last year after logging 269,000 miles.
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She has also worked as a translator and interpreter for the award-winning documentary "God Sleeps in Rwanda," melding her own experiences with her professional pursuits.
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The alarm is silent, which is nice for anyone else who sleeps in the same room or house as someone who's a repeat snooze button fiend.
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But considering how often she's in heels (which is literally every minute — she sleeps in heeled slippers) it could serve as a great supermodel strengthening technique.
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" For two weeks she has slept in the basement, while her husband, a surgeon, sleeps in their bedroom, because, "One of us has to stay healthy.
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This space-saving solution comes with a price: Every time a Sim sleeps in a Murphy bed, there's a chance that they'll be crushed by it.
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Andrew hopes her pajamas will bring sleep studies into a patient's home, allowing doctors to collect data remotely while the patient sleeps in familiar surroundings. Flashy?
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Milton sleeps in his bed in division two, dorm two, where the occupants live in dormitory-style bunk beds instead of cells and receive therapy and medication.
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So, even if your go-to salon is far from the city that never sleeps — in both location and spirit — take this guide to your next appointment.
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His brother sleeps in the kitchen on a mat that he rolls up every morning and wedges in the corner, opening a path to the front door.
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T.J. Johnston, 53, has been living in the same San Francisco shelter since November, where he sleeps in a room with about 10 sets of bunk beds.
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We do not imagine that the FBI and Chicago police will shoot and kill Black Panther leader Fred Hampton as he sleeps in his bed, possibly drugged.
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Unique Parsha, who earns well above Facebook's minimum wage as a content specialist, sleeps in the backseat of her car in a 24-Hour Fitness parking lot.
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Now in an emergency shelter in Berlin, she still sleeps in her clothes and, like several women here, pushes a cupboard in front of her door at night.
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Instead, they live at altitude, or spend long periods in low-oxygen environments to mimic altitude—like when British Olympian Mo Farah sleeps in a lower-oxygen tent.
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In addition to making better food choices and working out whenever she can, Shannon admits that one of her secrets is that she sleeps in until 1 p.m.
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The rest is pretty variable: If you're someone who sleeps in bed with another person, or always wakes up sweaty, for example, that can alter your shopping decisions.
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Orso sleeps in the caravan or in a hammock outside, and helps take care of the polo player's horses, occasionally leading tourists on riding excursions to the beach.
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When the camera pans to the attic above Sasha's bedroom, we see the same design (which looks exactly like a body) laid out above where she sleeps, in crystals.
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"A simple, concrete example might be a child who fears sleeping in their own room in the dark and so sleeps in their parents' room every night," Rapee says.
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Her last major film role was in 2010's Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, in which she reprised her role as an aggressive realtor from the original Wall Street.
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They make a ton of money, a new one is always popping up, and they're ruled by a bossy overlord who sleeps in a mask and loves black men.
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My 14-month-old daughter sleeps in a sleep sack every single night, so my husband and I were buying new ones every few months as she outgrew them.
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If you have the space, or if your baby sleeps in their own room, a full-size crib can grow with your child from infancy through preschool and beyond.
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One House GOP lawmaker who sleeps in his office said there was "merit" in Chaffetz's proposal but added it simply is not realistic, given Congress's low public approval rating.
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He sleeps in clothing that isn't aligned with his male identity and has to think about changing out of his binder, a garment he uses to flatten his chest.
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It took me years to not get annoyed that he sleeps in, and get over the fact that our schedules differ so much, but he is working 24 hours tonight.
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I was particularly smitten with McAvoy's character, a hard-drinking hot mess who likes wearing sweater vests with no shirt underneath and who sleeps in a pile of languid lovers.
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She "has since gained weight, her hair has grown back, she sleeps in a bed, and now seems to be a happy, now 10-year-old child," the records state.
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The trend:Polyphasic sleeping is a fancy way of saying that someone sleeps in smaller segments of 30 minutes to two hours at a time, instead of a full night's sleep.
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"She sleeps in my bed every night and she is pretty loyal to me, so I think the fact that I painted them makes a difference to her," says Powell.
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Quinn sleeps in what Ms. Khan describes as a Montessori tent, while Kiki and Sander share a tri-level bunk bed built by Mr. Flammang, who works in business development.
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Stuff that might delight a toddler — like a giant talking ice cream cone that sleeps in their bed and hangs out with them at home — often feels disturbing to adults.
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Norbert Alarcon, a former janitor, has been homeless for two years and sleeps in a tent made from plastic sheeting in a forested area of National City, near San Diego.
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Some nights, Mr. Rassoul sleeps in the back seat of a damaged truck at the back of the cemetery, to make sure he is at work as early as possible.
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Pierfrancesco Spiga, 46, a Rome native who lost his job as a gardener and now sleeps in a residence run by a cooperative, said other companies should take up the initiative.
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"Though my beautiful wife sleeps in a bed of clover behind our farmhouse, we still celebrate her on this special day and lift her up and give her flowers," Rory wrote.
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"They give us pasta for breakfast, lunch and dinner," said Osayi, who sleeps in a bunk bed in the imposing ex-military building he shares with about 800 other asylum seekers.
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For now, Dildar sleeps in a corner of a hut built by one of her father's close friends, sectioned off with a bit of worn cloth draped from the bamboo frame.
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He sleeps in a little wood cabin with his black lab and is currently in the process of making surfboards for sale, so Poole's is helping him set up a workshop.
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"In such biting cold, it is not possible to sleep without a roof," said Manmohan Singh, a laborer who earns less than $10 a day and sometimes sleeps in the shelter.
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I put the baby to bed (he sleeps in a mini-crib called a co-sleeper next to our bed) and then come out to socialize and have a glass of wine.
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They make a ton of money, a new one is always popping up and they're ruled by a bossy overlord who sleeps in a mask and she love black men, so yes!
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Clue(s) of the Day for me included "Leaves for dinner?" for SALAD, "Powerful offers?" for THE MAFIA, "Lies and lies some more?" for SLEEPS IN and "Cold war weapon?" for THERAFLU.
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In May, he said he's spending an "enormous amount of time" on Tesla's production line, and that he often sleeps in a sleeping bag in a room adjacent to the production line.
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The visuals in particular are marvelous, starting with the dreamy opening scene — seen in the trailer — where Hawkins sleeps in a fully furnished underwater room where nothing seems particularly fixed in place.
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He spends much of his time walking the streets, and at night dosses down with friends or sleeps in the forest in a sleeping bag given to him by someone in town.
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We'd planned to meet in East Dulwich, southeast London, at the childhood home Marshall shares with his mother (he was born there 23 years earlier, in the room he still sleeps in).
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In fact, it sounds like Lissvik is having the time of his life, quietly trying to jam away in this makeshift studio as his family sleeps in a room down the hall.
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The youngest child, Shota (Kairi Jyo), a solemn boy of around 10 with a boy-band shock of hair, sleeps in a dark nook that looks a lot like a storage cabinet.
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Not only does she put her makeup on while riding the subway, but she's also lazy crafty like the rest of us and sometimes sleeps in her makeup for the perfect "smudgy" effect.
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Frank has been on the run for most of season 3 of the ABC drama, but he spends the night on the floor in Bonnie's hotel room while she sleeps in the bed.
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And because I'm a total sucker for my four-legged best friend, I want to make sure he sleeps in comfort, which apparently means buying him this ridiculously popular dog bed on Amazon.
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I describe it as a voted club that travels around and sleeps in great hotels, eats really good food and plays music throughout the world for people and gets paid to do so.
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Kicked out by her in-laws, the mother-of-three sleeps in the open, eking out a living by selling fruit and dolls on the roadside in this remote corner of eastern Mozambique.
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Tom Brady is a snake-oil salesman peddling magic water and pajamas; Blake Bortles drinks from the tap and sleeps in a T-shirt he got for free at a bar in 2013.
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He said he normally sleeps in or near the park with his girlfriend, but was so shaken by the attacks, he decided to put her up in a motel for a few days.
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LaBeouf has long since stepped away from hugely successful movie releases like Transformers, the fourth Indiana Jones film and Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps in favor of more indie films and his artier projects.
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He pays 100 taka to rent a rickshaw and 110 for food, but makes far more than he could at home (he sleeps in a corner of the garage, so has no housing costs).
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For Lopez, it's another journey back to her apartment, where she sleeps in a top bunk, curled at the head of her mattress because her winter clothes are stored at the foot of it.
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"Blowin' in the Wind" might have the simple language of a parable; it is hard to imagine somebody before Mr Dylan, however, describing a white dove sailing many seas before she sleeps in the sand.
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Such views have resonated with the mother of the dead three-month-old girl as she sat on the front yard of a 200-year-old palace where her homeless family sleeps in the open.
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" As for what the 33-year-old actually sleeps in, she loves changing into a pair of lounge pants at the end of a long day to do what she refers to as "couch it.
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When Mr. Smith, who recently left his law firm to start a governance advisory business, has meetings at the United Nations on Wednesdays, he sometimes sleeps in a spare bedroom at his cousin's Brooklyn apartment.
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Upstairs, in Wallacavage's gothic-kitsch bedroom — one of four total, each with its own bath — he sleeps in a 1950s-era Murphy bed, a gift from a ventriloquist friend, underneath a ceiling painted pitch black.
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Weiss also lives so close to Glossier's New York City office that she can see it from her living room window, so she sleeps in since she's not a morning person and walks to work.
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At an age when many of his friends are getting married and buying homes, he sleeps in a twin bed in a college dormitory four hours north of his family, friends, and Rachel in Massachusetts.
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In a country inured to the convention that India's economy "grows at night while the government sleeps", in the words of the writer Gurcharan Das, a strong, active, right-wing government seemed just what was needed.
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One of the Danish drag guys platonically sleeps in Heath's bed for six entire weeks and when they finally take down the catwalk it leaves holes in the carpet that docks you $800 from your deposit.
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LiLou lives with her owner in an apartment in downtown San Francisco, where she "enjoys a diet of organic vegetables and protein pellets, sleeps in her own bed and goes for daily walks around the neighborhood."
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In a sweet selfie shared to his Instagram account Wednesday, the Skyscraper actor, 46, looks warily at the camera as his 5-month-old daughter Tiana Gia sleeps in his arms, wearing a duck-adorned outfit.
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But last month in Milan, where he lives with his parents and sleeps in a room surrounded by board games like "The Middle Ages," he argued that the aid ships did not in fact rescue anyone.
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Next to vacant lots and car body repair shops live women like Paula Gaines, who sleeps in a trailer without any car to pull it, with a single green candle as her only source of light.
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Tilbury is beyond obsessed with makeup — she sleeps in hers every night — so spending an hour with her was more than enough time to walk away with more beauty tips than I could use in a lifetime.
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The Alvarez family lives in an Echo Park apartment that has fewer bedrooms than bodies, so Lydia sleeps in the dining room, where a curtain acts as the door to her living quarters and hides her mattress.
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The apartment is cramped — Milani sleeps in a crib in their room — but Campos says it's worth it so they can minimize their expenses and save for the house he hopes to buy in Connecticut one day.
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" She admits that some days she sleeps in and doesn't "engage in a more vigorous way with life," but other days she's out hiking and climbing and "doing all the these 'normal things' for someone on my age.
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PRINCETON, N.J. (Reuters) - When Xiyue Wang sleeps in his cell in Iran's Evin Prison, he sometimes dreams he is back at Princeton University, working in the school's main library on his dissertation comparing governance systems in Central Asia.
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And with her fans being so vocal — they came for her after she revealed that she sometimes sleeps in her makeup (sheesh, who doesn't?) — it's only a matter of time before they tell her to buy some Olapex and chill.
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"Suicidal isn't just crying, for those with a troubled life and long build ups to breaking point, it's also snap decisions made whilst your son sleeps in the same house and your loving partner kissed you goodnight hours before," she wrote.
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When you have your own place, and your best friend no longer sleeps in the next room, I imagine it becomes even more difficult to not gravitate toward digital interactions—tweeting your followers, live-streaming your day, or Skyping whomever.
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The Briton, who at home sleeps in an altitude tent that simulates the oxygen levels found at a height of around 3,500m, won the 800m free at the 2014 Commonwealth Games and took bronze at last year's world championships in Kazan.
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Mohammad al-Shaar, the interior minister, sleeps in a paper-stacked office, still working long hours despite three attempts on his life — a poisoning and two bombs, one of which damaged his right hand — said Ms. Khalil, a longtime friend.
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While that is certainly true for men like Jeff Goldblum, for the average scrub who sleeps in a loft bed and doesn't have any goals, this is a delusion—an inflated sense of self-worth derived from privilege and entitlement.
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Unsettling as the situation is, she said she drew some comfort from the fact that her children have been able to stay with their grandmother, squeezed into her tiny apartment (one child sleeps in a closet), rather than at the shelter.
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Then there's the exclusive access to a five-star hotel spa, a live-in therapist (who sleeps in the spare room) and an extensive array of astronaut-style laboratory tests and medical check-ups to assess their brain and body biochemistry.
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It looked like the way my dog sleeps in the living room and was paying absolutely no attention to us on the other side of the glass and certainly no attention to the 250-foot precipice that it was sleeping on.
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So he sleeps in the guest room, I sleep in our room with the baby and the baby wakes up all night and he gets better sleep because he has to wake up and be super dad all day long with Molly.
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He admits that his sleep routine has "decimated my social life", and that his partner sleeps in a different room, but says all this trouble is worth it, because it has boosted his level of "deep sleep" by as much as 157%.
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According to the complaint, she sleeps in a room with up to 67 other detainees, and ICE has ignored her lawyer's request she be sent to a shelter home for immigrants and refugees while she awaits a decision on her asylum application.
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I mean, what's not to love in a game where you can fly around on a dragon, collect miso spice from bushes, then put it into a meal for an uppity witch who hates humans and sleeps in the bedroom above your cafe?
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Instead, José, who is from Mexico and came to the U.S. when he was 15, sleeps in a cell with seven other detained immigrants at the Adelanto detention facility in San Bernardino, California, which is run by the for-profit GEO Group.
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Daniel Asnake, 27, sleeps in his car after his morning shift as a baggage handler at Reagan National Airport outside Washington, D.C. Then he uses the car to earn as much as $210 a shift as an Uber driver well into the evening.
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The reality is this, the guy that sleeps in a homeless shelter tonight has a jacket on his back, he'll sleep on a cot, he'll be in a soup-line, he'll get a piece of bread — he had his basic needs met.
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It's unclear whether the man normally sleeps in a dog bed in his living room or was just really, really confused, but in any case, he apologized to Sarver and cooperated with police before heading home to presumably nurse the worst shameover of his life.
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" Later Thursday on The View where she is a panelist, Meghan said she would be attending her grandmother's party this coming weekend in D.C. Asked by guest Ana Navarro if Roberta ever had "a hair out of place," Meghan responded: "No, she sleeps in Chanel.
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"She climbs out when she wants and occasionally sleeps in her toddler bed but tonight Baby Alive had already claimed the (not-so-coveted) bed so AK opted for her too-small sleep sack, dock-a-tot, and wayyyy too small round crib," she added.
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We're already looking forward to 2021, when Romney kicks back in his chair and tells a group of visiting high schoolers that he enjoys relaxing in a Sterilite tub filled with Dippin' Dots, or that he sleeps in a professional-grade cotton candy machine.
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That means that each winter — after Márquez is through traveling the world and racing before adoring fans, earning an estimated $218 million a year the last two seasons — he still sleeps in his old bunk bed, surrounded by a childhood collection of toy cars.
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" Added the lifestyle blogger, "So he sleeps in the guest room, I sleep in our room with the baby and the baby wakes up all night and he gets better sleep because he has to wake up and be super dad all day long with Molly.
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In both Kanazawa and Tokyo there are abundant "business hotels," found under that term on the Internet, where for usually less than $33 a night, or 11,390 yen at 114 yen to the dollar, one sleeps in a luxuriously appointed room the size of a large refrigerator.
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"We're having to travel farther and farther north to chase squid, but there are limits," he said, pausing his round of checks to sit in the captain's room of his ship, the Hoseimaru No. 236, where he sleeps in a tiny cot under boxes of equipment.
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Greg Olsen is known as the dad who belts out all the words to Frozen's "Let It Go" to calm little T.J., asks the tough questions about his treatment and often sleeps in a chair for days on end to be with his son, nurses tell PEOPLE.
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The book says the president sleeps in the master bedroom on the second level of the White House residence while the first lady stays on the third floor in a two-room space that was previously occupied by former first lady Michelle Obama&aposs mother, Marian Robinson.
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The book says the president sleeps in the master bedroom on the second level of the White House residence, while the first lady stays on the third floor in a two-room space that was previously occupied by the former first lady Michelle Obama's mother, Marian Robinson.
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That's not just a good "it's good to be home" ritual, it's the kind of date night many new parents wind up having — quick, at the drive-through as the baby sleeps in the back or naps with a sitter — before collapsing in an exhausted heap back home.
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"Teachers, firefighters, people who work in restaurants commute crazy hours because they live so far out," said Popkin, recalling that a Lyft driver who is also a nurse at a hospital once told her he sleeps in his car during the week because his home is too far away.
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She explained how he does a little dance after his walks because he wants her to feed him; how he sleeps in bed with her, but only way on the other side of the mattress; and how he visits her in the locker room and always makes her smile.
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Chaffetz says he can't afford to support two homes ... his wife and kids are in Utah, while he's mostly in D.C. So he sleeps in his office, showers in the House Gym, and he's not alone ... scores of other representatives, including Paul Ryan, are members of the unenviable club.
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Assad Nowdi, 16, a Moroccan who has been here three months, said he goes to the center for migrant minors for meals and occasionally a good night's sleep, but usually he sleeps in the cracks among the giant blocks of stone piled up to make a jetty near the port.
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The Patriots are shit-eating cheaters that won their five Super Bowls based on obvious things: It's only because of sheer luck the Patriots aren't 0-8 in Super Bowls, and yet you want me to believe a quarterback who drinks bean juice, sleeps in magic pajamas, and is barely above .
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Defying the suspension order, each morning, Garcia, 48, leaves the shelter she now sleeps in, grabs a pickaxe or a shovel and heads into the danger zone, where groups of volunteers and other families dig down through ash hardened by rain and sun to try and reach their homes below.
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It's a national disgrace that Trump sleeps in the White House instead of a federal prison cell, but it has been a while since I had any expectation that the special counsel Robert Mueller's findings, many of which were finally released to the public on Thursday, could set things right.
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He's up like three times a night," Spelling said, adding of her and McDermott's tag-team approach, "We're both so sleep deprived, he sleeps in the middle of us and Dean's like, 'Oh my gosh, I think we would not have had this many kids if they had all slept in the bed.
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It strikes me that the voice on the automated dispatch is the only woman's voice you'll hear in most fire stations in Los Angeles, and across the country; there's a women's locker room in the firehouse where Nguyen works, and she has a separate bathroom, but she sleeps in the bunkroom with the guys.
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" Jan sleeps in the nude on a bare mattress on the yellow and brown brick floor of his rooftop room, which he shares with a fellow writer named Remo Morán and where, he tells Le Guin, he writes "letters and drafts of something that one of these days might become a science fiction novel.
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Not too lazy in the sense of sleeps in too much — he's clearly happy to maintain a frenetic pace of activity when doing things that engage him, like tweeting or doing television or phone interviews — but too lazy in the sense of being unwilling to put in the time and repetition necessary to master new things.
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Over the course of an hour he divulged some secrets (the next video to drop will be "Kill4Me" which will again star bosom buddy Johnny Depp) and we riffed on the cinematic flow of his new album Heaven Upside Down, superstition, the validity of the moon landing, astrological phenomenon, and whether or not he sleeps in his makeup.
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I'm willing to put down some good money that most people have a drawer that contains random T-shirts they mostly wear to bed (if you are the type of person who only sleeps in proper pajamas and hangs up your T-shirts, this article is definitely not for you, but please leave a comment and tell us all your secrets).
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Though there are now three small rooms on the second floor (the one he sleeps in contains little more than a mattress and a concrete chair of his own design), the building is still far from a traditional house: Downstairs, where office managers and secretaries once likely sat, there are, instead of a living room, tables holding more of his piled tableaus.
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As dramatized in Vittorio De Sica's 22 film "A Brief Vacation," Clara, a Calabrian mother of three living a wretched life in industrial Milan, contracts tuberculosis and is sent to a clinic in Lombardy, where, in addition to receiving X-rays and medication, she eats lavish meals, sleeps in clean white linens, has an affair with a fellow patient, makes glamorous friends and spends inordinate amounts of time bundled up on verandas staring at snow banks.
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The entries that caught my attention included BABY ALBUM, CHILD PRODIGY, TEEN VOGUE (which is making a name for itself for political coverage in addition to vogues that might be popular with teens), CAREEN (always a fun word), ADULT SWIM, SENIOR MOMENT (primarily because … because … I don't remember why, but trust me, it's a good one), PEE WEE, GHOST TOWN, ROOD, PILE IT ON, HOTFOOT IT, SLEEPS IN and ULM, mainly because it reminds me of this Monty Python sketch.
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