Snooze, on the other hand, will be far more visible.
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Amy Schumer is getting her snooze on while she can!
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Hit snooze on any moral or religious alarm bells ringing in your head.
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Hitting the snooze on my alarm means cutting down on my grooming routine.
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The idea of taking a snooze on the couch seems more and more appealing.
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I feel super bad and crawl out of bed to snooze on the sofa.
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Our boy Vivienne who used to snooze on the roof of our shed pic.twitter.
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During rest periods, the pups snooze on straw and in special wraps that provide warmth .
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I always allow myself to hit snooze on Fridays since traffic is much lighter than usual.
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Uhura's "taking a snooze on her face as she's occasionally known to do," said owner Kenn Jones.
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Save the rest of your time for showcases, but don't snooze on the biggest sets of the fest.
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I walk back to our apartment and snooze on the couch for 20 minutes before getting ready for work.
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I hit snooze on my alarm and get another 45 minutes of sleep before my backup alarm wakes me.
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You can hit snooze on the audible alarm on dawn simulators, but hopefully the gradual light will make that unnecessary.
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So good to me — except when the weather makes us wish we could hit "snooze" on the alarm clock indefinitely.
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If you've been wanting to hit snooze on styling your hair, we pulled inspiration from some of our favorite Black celebrities.
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I hit snooze on my alarm and pray that a little extra rest will put out this dumpster fire of a headache.
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He will hunt through the night, then drive back home for a snooze on the sofa before another day at the construction site.
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My watch has a snooze on it, so it's always going off every ten minutes, letting me know 5:10, 5:20, etc.
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Although Murray loves to snooze on the bed, he&aposs definitely rough on it, jumping on or off, or trying to dig into it.
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The woman who uses Little Rooster so she can have a snooze on the train in to work and get off at the right stop, for example.
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"I had to press snooze on my alarm clock three times and that kind of made me late to school, but I managed to make it," she said.
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I snooze on and off for another hour, but I sleep a lot worse at his place when he isn't around, so I finally give up and get up.
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Most of the choices we make—whether or not to hit snooze on the alarm, chocolate or vanilla—don't require much in the way of reflection or deep thought.
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One of the first things we do in the morning (after hitting snooze on our alarm for the fifth and final time) is put on a fresh pair of underwear.
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I hit snooze on my alarm clock five times, woke up late and spent the next half an hour scurrying around, trying in vain to get to work on time.
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It blared at 6AM every morning, sometimes at 5:30 if I was feeling extra tired and needed that 30 minutes to snooze on and off (much to my mom's chagrin).
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I began swapping early-morning wakeup calls for an additional hour of sleep, and hit the gym whenever I wouldn't hit "snooze" on my alarm (which, admittedly, didn't happen very often).
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After eating with Damian Jones, an early-arriving teammate, McAdoo made his way onto the court for a 10-minute snooze on a massage table, just to make sure his food settled.
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For those who only manage to get less than five hours of shut eye throughout the week, but then have a longer snooze on the weekends, there was no heightened mortality risk.
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One of the easiest rides to glimpse the alternate line on, which is often within the exit, is Pirates of the Caribbean — and don't snooze on the boats coming around the final pass, either.
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But while Washington D.C. has been hitting snooze on higher-ed, state legislators have been hard at work developing creative programs to pump the breaks on student debt and increase accessibility to postsecondary programs.
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He's looking earnestly at Gloria in one picture, and he's patiently waiting for "Santa Paws" in the other picture, catching a snooze on the office dog pillow while decked out in his tacky Christmas pajamas.
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Cons: sweating from the extra body heat next to you, being subject to foghorn-like snores, dealing with a blanket- or bed-hogger, listening to someone hit "snooze" on an iPhone alarm 20 times before getting up.
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If sharing a bed is important to you as a couple, Dr. Breus suggests reading, or, if your partner is okay with noise, watching television in bed while the one with the earlier bedtime gets their snooze on.
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Many of them didn't seem to notice the robot at all; they just wanted to snooze on shaggy round pillows or sit in a kitty-sized replica of the Golden Gate Bridge and stare wistfully out the window.
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But with Trump — who, during his campaign, advocated for a nuclear arms race, suggested that Japan and South Korea should get nukes of their own, and declined to take nuking ISIS off the table — it became apparent we had simply hit "snooze" on the nuclear alarm clock.
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But for many people, there's an inverse relationship to what they want and what they get once they're under the covers—whether it's a few extra hours to snooze on a lazy Sunday morning, or the ability to spring out of bed feeling energized and ready for work.
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As a bandleader, Tschuggnall released two albums with his group Snooze-On as well as with the experimental synthesizer and drum duo Sunrise Over A Dystopic Future City, a collaboration with the American keyboard player Liz Kosack. Tschuggnall is a founding member of the Berlin Collective for Composed and Improvised Music (KIM).
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A former butler to the Earl of Oxford, turned proprietor of furnished apartments in south-west London, wherein reside the likes of Jimmy Corcoran, Bowles is a portly man with a bald head, greenish eyes and an aura of dignified superiority. Generally disdainful of the somewhat Bohemian Corcoran, Bowles is mystifyingly in favour of Ukridge, and will invariably let him into his friend's apartment to borrow clothes, whisky, breakfast, or just to let boxers such as Wilberforce "Battling" Billson snooze on the couch. Bowles appears in several of the Ukridge shorts.
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Day Care for the Dog, Peace for the Owner, The New York Times(9 September 1973). A Day-Care Center For the Lonely Dog, The New York Times (noting the unique "day care" for dogs concept in a 1973 article)(3 November 1996). Dog-Lovers of the World, Unite!, Newsday (""Following the lead of the boom in pet care and pet products, dog day-care centers have opened all over the country, from Boston to Louisville to San Francisco, expanding the services offered by dog walkers to include play groups, sofas and chairs to snooze on, and classical music.
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He discovers that Nick has just died. While paying condolences to Fr. Niall Haverty, Ted observes the expensive coffin that Niall bought for Nick, as well as a pair of fake hands and a remote-controlled wheelchair, and causes these as impulse buys that would only be of use in a "completely ludicrous situation". Ted later finds that Jack has been asleep for 14 days, which is unusual for Jack, and is alarmed to find out that Jack drank the entire bottle of "Dreamy Sleepy Nightie Snoozy Snooze". On the day of the match, Jack still has not woken up.
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