Someone elsewhere in the room faintly snored for a spell.
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She snored," Lagerfeld said in a 2007 documentary called "Lagerfeld Confidential.
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I check my Sleep Cycle app — I only snored 10 minutes.
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During the night, one of the younger men in the room snored loudly.
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She snored so loudly that she was too embarrassed to go to slumber parties.
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She snored while the crowd cheered, and the judges named her the World's Ugliest Dog.
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Paisley Cogsdill snored in her sleep but was perfectly healthy, relatives said, according to WHNS.
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A cruise passenger has demanded a more than $3,000 refund because his neighbors snored too loud.
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Usually, he snored, because he had polyps in his nose, but now he was strangely quiet.
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A year ago, I was diagnosed with nasal polyps and regularly snored like a wild boar.
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Gray gasped and snored after the first of three drugs, a sedative known as midazolam, was administered.
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Gray was also heard breathing heavily and "snored loudly several times" after receiving the injection, the Associated Press reported.
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Ritson claims the mother and daughter were "very loud" and they "snored, spoke loudly, argued and used offensive language," Insider reported .
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No one snored too loudly, and we wished our travel companions good journeys as we parted in Stockholm at breakfast time.
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So Mike, a rescued calf, took a little nap -- and snored like we all do -- while waiting to see the vet.
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Still, he remained tired all the time, and his wife said he snored so loudly she had to wear earplugs at night.
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He snored so loudly — a common symptom of sleep apnea — that his roommate in his last season asked for a different room.
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I had been up late, escaping from his dorm room while he snored, fleeing through St. Patrick's Day revelers with my shoes untied.
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I snored at my private healthcare provider's response that I first needed to have a consultation with my doctor… Safe to say it never happened.
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Fresh off a red-eye from California, Gray fell asleep the moment the lights went down and snored in Radford's ear all through the screening.
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In 2014, the state executed convicted killer and rapist Dennis McGuire, even though McGuire reportedly gasped, snorted, and snored minutes after he should have been knocked unconscious.
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First his eyes lit up, and then they closed, and he rested his head on his shoulder, which shook slightly with laughter as he snored as loudly as he could.
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"We held many photo shoots with all three dogs before Blue was chosen," Krauss said while the dog he favored early on in the process snored a few yards away.
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Alas, with all the hotels in town closed by floodwater, the only place to sleep was in a cramped, sweaty caravan with half a dozen other hacks, some of whom snored.
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Didgeridoo instructor and researcher Alex Suarez found that he and some students were more awake during the day and snored less after months of practicing—so they decided to conduct a controlled experiment.
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CreditCreditVincent Tullo for The New York Times In a quiet patch of thorny wineberry bushes on Staten Island, a white-tailed deer snored loudly, oblivious to the team of humans gathered around him.
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It's still able to track your heart rate and other critical information to let you see the next morning how well you slept — and, as embarrassing as it might be, how much you snored.
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"I grew up in the South, so I have a different relationship with guns than a lot of other people," Bones, 39, told PEOPLE as his new English bulldog puppy Stanley snored contentedly by his side.
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But other factors affected men: Those who didn't finish high school were more likely to get insufficient sleep than guys with college degrees, and men who said they snored got less shut-eye than those who didn't.
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I didn't sleep as well my second night on the train as I had the first night because Marina snored louder than anyone I've ever heard, and Astrid complained about the snoring louder than anyone I'd ever heard.
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As my parents snored, I was captivated by the stories of three estranged sisters brought together to care for their father's ranch after his death, and of three witches drawn together to fight an evil spirit on a picturesque island.
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I also couldn't record how much or little I snored with this mouthpiece because I couldn't fall asleep with it in because it led me to having obsessive thoughts about having my mouth bound shut like the lesbians in The Handmaid's Tale.
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Inside Mr. Michele's living room, two languid Boston terrier dogs, the inspiration for a Gucci special collection, snored loudly as he and his boyfriend, the urban planning professor Giovanni Attili, sat next to a Christmas tree and made clear their activism was no radical chic hobby.
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And then there was the night, she writes, that "Chris and I blew into a bodega for milk and cookies," which meant they had no money to give the man with the pinned eyes and the long, stylish leather coat who held them up at knife point, marched them into their apartment, stole Mr. Stein's guitars and raped Ms. Harry while a roommate snored next to her on the loft bed.
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Then John with his legs in a sack and a fearnought jacket round him, snored in the cutty, whilst Tony nodded sleepily outside.
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Better known as "Dick the Picky". Introduced in the second Interlude, "The Wandering Swordsman". He reached the tower of Sleeping Beauty, a supposedly impossible task. However, his overly picky habits caused him to reject her after he learned that she snored.
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Moments after drinking the liquid, Peter begged for water, gasped for breath and became red, he then fell into a deep sleep where he snored heavily while holding his wife's hand. Minutes later, Peter stopped breathing and his heart stopped beating.
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Ali was known for his frugal lifestyle, with money saved at the end of many of his projects. Shoddy jobs by people around him could make him very angry. He discouraged smoking and drinking and detested people who snored in their sleep.
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Virgil Partch's The Captain's Gig (September 25, 1977) Later in his career, Partch drew the successful syndicated comic strip Big GeorgeBig George at Don Markstein's Toonopedia. Archived from the original on August 27, 2015. and created the strip, The Captain's Gig (about a motley bunch of mariners and castaways), syndicated by Field Enterprises. He also illustrated several children's books including The Dog Who Snored Symphonies and The Christmas Cookie Sprinkle Snatcher.
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According to fellow prisoners, Rodrigues is a phenomenon of survival in the harsh prison regime, as a prisoner could hardly survive that long. He killed and wounded dozens of fellow criminals in order to survive. Once, he was attacked by five prisoners, killing three of them and chasing away the other two. Rodrigues also killed a cell mate because he "snored too much" and another because he "did not like his face".
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Soap Bubbles was sold by Méliès's Star Film Company and is numbered 846–848 in its catalogues. At his stage venue, the Théâtre Robert-Houdin, Méliès did a magic act between 1907 and 1910 developing the soap-bubble motif from the film. In the stage act, a ghost slept on a stool, with huge soap bubbles come out of his head as he snored. Three such bubbles floated around the stage, and three phosphorescent ghostly heads appeared inside them.
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The Norse sagas say that the expedition was led by Thorfinn Karlsefni, but there was no sign of him. Then Ottar, overhearing, reveals that his formal name is indeed Thorfinn Karlsefni. Shocked, Barney and Hewitt realize that the colony was founded because they decided to make a movie about founding the colony. Not only that, but Slithey, whose character in the movie was named "Gudrid," has also entered history as the mother of her son, whom she called "Snorey" because he snored so much.
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Sol writes songs for the band sometimes and has a habit of speaking in malapropisms. Sol's stupidity has had some consequences, as in one episode Sol (mistaking both the point and spelling of I.O.U.s) inadvertently becomes an infamous robber in Steeltown. Sol has had a few romantic interests in the series, including a woman named Sherry (whom he had literally dreamed about) and Jaco's daughter Suncheeps (whom he broke up with upon discovering she snored monstrously when she slept). He has gone to extreme lengths to earn their affections, including stealing massive amounts of coal in the hopes of making them into diamonds, and encasing himself in a feta cheese sculpture of Aphrodite to gain Jaco's respect.
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The eagle sent him in to steal three crumbs of bread, three hairs from a man who snored, who proved to be Farmer Weathersky himself, a stone, and three chips of wood, and to use the crumbs to catch a hare. They were chased by a flock of crows, but the father threw down the hairs, and they turned to ravens that drove them off. Then Farmer Weathersky himself came after them, and the father threw down the wood chips, which turned to a forest, and Farmer Weathersky had to go back to get his ax. When he got through the forest, the father threw down the stone, and it turned to a mountain.
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Born in 1938 in Marseilles, France, he earned his medical degree and PhD at the University of Paris, and completed residencies in psychiatry and neurology in Paris and at the University of Geneva. While working at the Stanford University Sleep Disorders Clinic in 1972 as a visiting assistant professor, Guilleminault became keenly interested in reports published by Italian sleep researcher Elio Lugaresi who had reported that nocturnal hypertension was present in patients who snored. Guilleminault persuaded cardiologists John Shroeder and Ara Tilkian to spend nights in the hospital's clinical research center monitoring the systemic and pulmonary arterial blood pressure in sleeping patients. The team observed that when patients fell asleep and began snoring, prolonged pauses in their breathing (apneas) were noted that corresponded with dramatic elevations in their resting blood pressure, simulating strenuous exercise as if the patient were lifting weights.
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