Artists have to stay awake, and not belittle small moves.
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After a week at home, she still couldn't stay awake.
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"Stonewall 50 is a call to stay awake," he said.
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The Awake and Alert bulb helps users, well, stay awake.
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I won't even stay awake to hear those magic reindeer click.
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He tells the victims to stay awake and look at him.
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Now we know: stay awake and don't vomit in the bar.
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Barbara Lowe struggled to stay awake to watch the 11 p.m.
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Unfortunately, William has cameras capturing his unsuccessful fight to stay awake!
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But Caswick says he just used the pills to stay awake.
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Jonathan is still asleep and Omar is struggling to stay awake.
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I don't think I could stay awake for a whole one.
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I wanted to stay awake that night, but I fell asleep.
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I remember it was really awkward—I couldn't even stay awake.
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And the fact that she can't seem to stay awake after dark.
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"We have to stay awake," urged its president, Martin Lau, last month.
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I couldn't stay awake and my right hand couldn't find my mouth.
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I start snacking on chocolate-covered pomegranate seeds just to stay awake.
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It's a passion that inspires people to stay awake until 3 a.m.
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The act is discovered when one woman forces herself to stay awake.
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Security At the museum for the blind, he eats to stay Awake.
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Lucio struggles to stay awake in the back of a pickup truck.
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Even when viewers stay awake, straightforward entertainment remains somewhat beside the point.
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Most will watch the game from home, if they can stay awake.
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Many have sleep apnea, making it difficult to stay awake in class.
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Too tired to stay awake, but the sickness is on its way.
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After speaking with surgeons, a Navy SEAL trainer, and reading about ultra-distance runners who sometimes stay awake for days, she said she "kind of came to the realization that yes, you can stay awake," but "it's really hard."
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It's all about opportunity and whether or not I'm able to stay awake.
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Some became addicted to the stimulants that they were given to stay awake.
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I work on the flight back to London and try to stay awake.
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The kids probably couldn't stay awake for their parents to get home, though.
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If anything it's just a test of the drivers' ability to stay awake.
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Might work, might not… I'll stay awake to see whether the deluge stops.
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Forcing myself to stay awake,I watch the numbers on the meter jump.
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But with movies or reading, my body just can't stay awake during that.
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If birds stay awake, then they grow faster, however distressing that may be.
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"The longer you're awake, the harder it is to stay awake," Thomas said.
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To stay awake, he'll bring along snacks to provide a bit of energy.
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His eyes rolled back in his head as he tried to stay awake.
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Residents remembered slurring their words and being unable to think or stay awake.
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If we can stay awake, it could be an informative shift in perspective.
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Halfway through, my lack of sleep hits me, and I struggle to stay awake.
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The only question is if you can manage to stay awake the entire time.
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If it's getting late but I'm not in my bed yet, I stay awake.
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Stay curious, stay awake, don't stay in your bubble, look to the other side.
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If I manage to stay awake for 15 more minutes, it'll be a miracle.
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"I was forcing myself to stay awake and work on the opinion," Ginsburg said.
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There isn't any physical way to prepare to stay awake for 10 days though.
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I buy an overpriced water bottle and bag of chips to help me stay awake.
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"Among rocks, wind and snow, we are forced to stay awake all night," one explains.
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Plus, we've never been in the Olympics, and we still can't stay awake on planes.
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Our neighbor went back across the street, promising to stay awake and monitor the situation.
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Plus, women reported feeling more tired than men when forced to stay awake at night.
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Because then you're trying to sleep when your body is telling you to stay awake.
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So they may stay awake much later at night and sleep later into the morning.
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"I stay awake at night trying to get us beyond the honeymoon," Dr. Timmerman said.
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Inhuman amounts of caffeine, among other stimulants, were often consumed in order to stay awake.
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It was often used in the military and by truckers who needed to stay awake.
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This alone will influence your motivation to stay awake and stay away from the snooze button.
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If you didn't manage to stay awake for the show, don't worry—we've got you covered.
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Like, if you have a security job, you&aposve kind of got to stay awake, right?
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"I was afraid, and the entire night I was trying to stay awake," she told Spin.
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I forced myself to stay awake because I was afraid I would never wake up again.
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Another, a senior who had grown up near our campus, struggled to stay awake in class.
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They're entering the gig economy in off hours and struggling to stay awake during school days.
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But for those who can stay awake and love true crime, seems like a solid bet.
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It looks amazing, but we know we can't stay awake for a movie so we crash.
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During that season, reindeer must stay awake at all hours to eat as much as possible.
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To help you stay awake during the day, you may depend on coffee or energy drinks.
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This recently became a new Sunday morning tradition since we rarely manage to stay awake for it.
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The only tip I can give on getting through parties in Ibiza is just to stay awake.
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The game goes into a second OT, but I can't stay awake so I head to bed.
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The specific type of light emitted by smartphones, tablets and laptops signals the brain to stay awake.
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Sufi Muslims started drinking "qahwa" in the early 16th century to stay awake during their evening devotionals.
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Against tradition, Elias had fallen asleep next to me—and I was struggling to stay awake too.
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I'm driving about three hours after work so I want to make sure I can stay awake.
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I am now able to stay awake longer, and my pain has receded to a dull throb.
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By night, some forced themselves to stay awake lest gangsters snatch their children from inside their tents.
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He couldn't stay awake because he was bone-tired from having worked at a restaurant until midnight.
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Then they use meth at night to stay awake, he said, because they have nowhere to sleep.
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As she tries not to fall asleep, to just try and stay awake, of course she can't.
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I just prefer mine without any pressure—to practice everyday, sit upright, or stay awake during sessions.
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We talk about our days and then attempt to stay awake for a single episode of Bob's Burgers.
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I was going to a launch party — and dammit, I was going to stay awake the whole time.
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It feels like another sleepover and we stay awake for as long as we can before finally sleeping.
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I falsely correlated him trying to stay awake and occasionally doing quirky things, with him suffering from autism.
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Two years ago, scientists in Japan reported the discovery of a mouse that just could not stay awake.
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Children worked daily shifts of at least twelve hours, and were beaten so that they would stay awake.
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Instead, eat, watch movies, and, upon arrival, try to stay awake until it's bedtime in the new location.
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If you give yourself the paradoxical instruction to stay awake instead, you'll be more likely to fall asleep.
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"I sometimes drink Red Bull or chrysanthemum tea to stay awake on shifts," says Wang, spotting the ashtrays.
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"Skye" urged me to stay awake, and then delivered a script like Ms. Rothstein's, in mellifluous antipodean tones.
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Students seeking to stay awake and energized while cramming for exams have also been known to take it.
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Sleep deprivation: Detainees would be forced to stay awake for extended periods of time, up to 180 hours.
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Jennifer Turner's algebra classes were once sleepy affairs, and a lot of her students struggled to stay awake.
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In modern times, light from our computers and televisions pushes some evening-type people to stay awake longer.
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That's because the body's drive to stay awake is strongest in the hours before you typically go to sleep.
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The barber confesses it took him the entire winter to finish Sid's novel—he simply could not stay awake.
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"He probably fought the urge to sleep just so he could stay awake and talk to you," said another.
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They guzzled coffee like it was water to stay awake, some eating discarded food that was not necessarily theirs.
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Players write longform writeups on how to stay awake for 24 hours so that they can play games faster.
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I woke up this morning, grabbed my phone, and saw what everyone smart enough to stay awake already knew.
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Say you're incredibly ambitious and stay awake at night dreaming of ways to double, triple, or quadruple your salary.
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You stayed up too late having fun or working hard, and the next day you can barely stay awake.
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Katherine spends her days trying to stay awake in a silent house along with her servant, Anna (Naomi Ackie).
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And when I find myself giving the insufferably woke a hard time, I remember: Someone has to stay awake.
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Mr. Maina makes sure to fit in a few stunts during each 10-hour shift just to stay awake.
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And I just tried to stay awake, because Mika just prattles on, and Joe just sits there looking like Joe.
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They are not only after curing sleeping disorders, but getting their troops to stay awake longer and with more focus.
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Keith Urban gently toys with the kids, but just enough so that it's worth it for him to stay awake.
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Switching off screens two hours before bed saves bombarding the brain with blue light, which tells it to stay awake.
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I wanted to improve my practice, so I asked myself, 'What can I do to stay awake at this altar?
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The line was 120 people deep, with some little ones struggling to stay awake as the clock neared 8 p.m.
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At the fish port, men rely on shabu, or methamphetamines, to stay awake during their 18- to 36-hour shifts.
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Residents often turn to drugs to alleviate hunger and stay awake for the long hours they work at low pay.
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"I don't know about you, but it's hard for me to stay awake and listen to all of this," Rep.
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The opening 10-minute round was a difficult watch with those viewing from North America, I'm sure, struggling to stay awake.
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It was difficult to stay awake, let alone keep up with the rapid-fire debate between the Buddhists and the scientists.
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Plus, we managed to find some entertainment that both dads could stay awake through — not bad for a couple hundred bucks.
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They ate fancy mac 'n' cheese and tried to stay awake; their bowling game never made it past the fourth frame.
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The town descends into panic and chaos, trying to stay awake but also trying to understand: What are they dreaming about?
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My job is draining and I need to stay awake, but I have been avoiding coffee since it worsens my anxiety.
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I has been forcing myself to stay awake for the past four days, so my body was still in that zone.
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Legend has it, the first incarnation of the beverage was made for an emergency department nurse who needed to stay awake.
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And really, that's what technology is meant to do — whether you're communicating with the world or just trying to stay awake.
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Choudhury allegedly demanded constant massages from Lawler, to the point that she developed blisters on her thumbs and couldn't stay awake.
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Today, she is living on the streets of Fresno, addicted to methamphetamine, which she says helps her stay awake and safe.
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"It's not always easy to stay awake at midnight, so I always try to hype the audience as much as possible."
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Students also rated their daytime sleepiness and described instances when they struggled to stay awake or fell asleep during the day.
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On the first day I take a short nap, but try to stay awake as much as possible during daytime hours.
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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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I'm pretty set in the way I study so all-nighters are normal for me anyway, it just helps me stay awake.
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We must stay awake and engaged, informed and involved if we are to continue to move out of darkness and into light.
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Firstly, it was the only time I've paced myself properly on the Saturday and been able to stay awake later than midnight.
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I simply have to be productive this morning, but I don't think I'll be able to stay awake working from the couch.
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"Historically, it has been used to provide this increase in energy and ability to stay awake in pilots, military pilots ... troops," she said.
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One night, a child was given eight coins to play with in order to stay awake, but eventually got bored and fell asleep.
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For the NBA elitists that tune in because they have to, who manage to stay awake only to analyze a handful of prospects.
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A good Pokémon game entices you to stay awake in bed just so you can get a taste what the next area holds.
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If your source is so boring you can't stay awake while speaking with them, your readers won't want to hear from them either.
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She also developed insomnia, which caused her to stay awake until the early morning and receive just three hours of sleep a night.
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Wine: Maintain your sanity, but don't expect to stay awake after three glasses if you woke up with your kids at 6:15AM.
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Once the shots stop, you hear what appears to be a bystander telling them to stay awake and hold on for an ambulance.
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I remember sitting for 14 hours one night, struggling to stay awake, and talking to a woman who rescued parrots after Hurricane Katrina.
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For example, fighter pilots have historically been provided with stimulants ("go pills") to stay awake on long missions—including various forms of amphetamine.
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Backward hat–wearing David Silver becomes addicted to "crank" while he's struggling to both study and stay awake for his college DJ shifts.
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross sat, quiet and alone, in the shadow of the Sheraton's vast indoor waterfall, apparently willing himself to stay awake.
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The lights are adjustable for stimulation or relaxation, based on how far passengers are traveling or how long they want to stay awake.
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Airlines are also investing in cabin amenities that can help fliers sleep more soundly on long flights, or stay awake when it's daytime.
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The night when we had to do the up all-night challenge and we had to stay awake, it really weighed on my mind.
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I only manage to stay awake long enough to get G. on the right road, and then I fall asleep for a few hours.
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And the coke was initially to stay awake, then became a bad habit because they were lonely and depressed and then they couldn't stop.
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If he manages to stay awake until kickoff, he will be rooting for the Patriots, whose owner donated $1 million to the inaugural celebration.
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The reason why they're so good at making you sleepy is because they block a neurotransmitter called "histamine," which helps your body stay awake.
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" Where the posters usually asked subway riders to report suspicious activity, they instead had new calls to action, such as "Stay awake, not afraid.
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"He's making progress, sleeping well, eating well, smiling when he decides to stay awake long enough to interact with friends and family," she says.
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Researchers from the US Army have come up with an online tool that helps determine how much coffee you should drink to stay awake.
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The pills, which deliver a cheap high, are taken both by recreational users and laborers toiling for long hours who need to stay awake.
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And at some point, sleeping bags were distributed, but lots of us managed to stay awake for most, if not all, of this event.
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The amphetamine-based drug has come to be known as the "jihadists' drug" for its use by militants to stay awake during prolonged battles.
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I thought it was insane, but you do it and you notice that if you're working, you'll be able to stay awake and focused.
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He said that if we'd been talking about my work in the early hours of the morning, I would have managed to stay awake.
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She had a fever of nearly 103 degrees, her cough had worsened, and she struggled to stay awake for more than a few minutes.
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If you think it's easy to stay awake for 12 hours drinking only milk, you should be a senator, and this is The Trailer.
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Junior employees tend to want to stay awake all day and be seen as energetic, and workers on assembly lines can't just nod off.
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The apparently bulbous form of "Stay Awake," on closer inspection, is quite compressed, as are the little squares and diamonds projecting from its surface.
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I, on the other hand, will be struggling to stay awake for another two hours so I can watch the Times Square ball drop.
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The night before, she had walked about 26 miles, resting only briefly beneath an evergreen tree and rocking herself back and forth to stay awake.
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Instead, Trump hit Clinton over her email use and critiqued Clinton's speaking style, suggesting that "it's hard to stay awake" when listening to Clinton speak.
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Forget guzzling down energy drinks and coffee to stay awake while driving, a new bracelet has been designed to nudge you awake at the wheel.
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Shortly after midnight, I have an enormous, warm-from-the-oven brownie with almond milk, even though I'm so tired I can hardly stay awake.
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Sources said they witnessed outgoing officials being given Provigil, a drug that helps people stay awake, as a "parting gift" for leaving the White House.
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"I was struggling to stay awake, even when I was getting my hair and makeup done — I was literally sitting there falling asleep," she said.
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Whether it's just a quick pick-me-up or you can't stay awake without it, coffee is a crucial part of many a morning routine.
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And every night this week I have struggled to stay awake to keep my mind from replaying that dreadful day in an almost continuous loop.
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They'd sleep during the day and stay awake at night, sometimes chained to their beds and not allowed to use the restroom, according to authorities.
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Photograph by Thomas Prior for The New Yorker Grimes refused pain medication, so that he could stay awake and follow the game on his phone.
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The star is so good that the pooch was powerless to stay awake and fell asleep on her lap as the actress read her bedtime stories.
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It tells us nothing of the hardships that Ader surely faced — the need to stay awake for long hours, rationing supplies, and dealing with inclement weather.
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We're going to try to get another movie in tonight, but I have a feeling I won't be able to stay awake for the whole thing.
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On the other hand, doctors define EDS as the "inability to stay awake and alert during the major waking episodes of the day," Dr. Hollinghaus says.
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Miller spoke to THR and gave his own account of what was really behind his inability to make it to work on time or stay awake.
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Seemingly no longer content with that, Amazon is now entering the showroom business, giving bookstore owners and publishers even more reason to stay awake at night.
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It might not be easy to do, but your recovery will be faster if you stay awake during daytime and sleep only when it gets dark.
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I was drinking sugary caffeinated drinks and eating vending machine snacks in the afternoon at work just to stay awake and cope with the management woes.
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"It's concerning that we're raising this population of servicemembers who are using a variety of techniques to stay awake, which then further compromises sleep," Troxel says.
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I don't know if it's the lack of oxygen or the low light, but I can't stay awake when I try to read on a plane.
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Be sure to stay with your child or make sure they're supervised at all times in case they lose balance, can't stay awake, or fall over.
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The next opera I saw was Gluck's "Iphigénie en Tauride," a performance that bored me so terribly I had to pinch my earlobes to stay awake.
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With Z. doing all of our nursing tasks tonight and me just watching her, it's pretty boring, so I'm snacking and playing Sudoku to stay awake.
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Steve Shockley said he and other homeless people in the area do not just use meth recreationally: they often use it to stay awake at night.
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There are many things most 2628-year-olds cannot do — run, climb mountains, stay awake the whole day long — and no one begrudges them for that.
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After being awoken from her enchanted sleep, Aurora made it her career to help others stay awake — and what better way to do that than coffee!
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President Rodrigo Duterte, whose bloody war on drugs has killed thousands of people in the Philippines, said Monday he smokes weed to stay awake during official meetings.
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Even if it takes days to get the spider out, we'd rather stay awake for 48 hours than have it crawl into our ear while we're sleeping.
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Anyone who has had to pinch themselves to stay awake during an afternoon meeting understands how important this balance would be to a pilot in those days.
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Though the student wasn't able to stay awake the whole semester, there were a few weeks where he was more attentive, and his test scores shot up.
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And yeah, I've definitely had scary moments on stage where there's been some random, mumbled, made-up words as I'm just searching for energy to stay awake.
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Now, with this new machine, journalists can stay awake while working away, deep into the night, trying to sort out what's going on in the White House.
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But the longer you stay awake and the less sleep you get, the more your adenosine levels rise, creating what's called a sleep load or sleep debt.
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The main thing we look for is any chronic illness or any medication that could subtly or suddenly compromise your ability to stay awake or think clearly.
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You have to be able to stay awake for hours upon hours of work that requires just enough attention to focus, but not enough to demand interest.
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The 24-year-old from northeast Thailand started using methamphetamines two years ago to stay awake during her night job as a go-go dancer in Bangkok.
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It's not the only way students stay awake, of course—you need an arsenal of coping mechanisms when you're regularly working for an entire day (or more).
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You'll be able to watch everything from live sports, to local news, to all of those late-night shows you can never seem to stay awake for.
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"The fighting was inside Farah City and it continued the whole night, which make us stay awake and terrified," said Abdul Rahman, a resident of Farah City.
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He sped long distances in his old pink Thunderbird, screaming all night to stay awake at the wheel, and howled at tourists who gawked at his camps.
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I sang along to stay awake while festival staff surveyed the area to make sure fans weren't trying to sneak into artist tents while people were away.
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Her passion and sanity and knowledge of that land make me want to stay awake and not get numbed by the waterfall of public callousness and greed.
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Unless you want to jerk your head around like you're trying to stay awake in your third-grade history class, you might want to consider this pillow.
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"The problem is that there's a tremendous risk, because the driver has to stay awake when there's tremendous pressure biologically to sleep," Hersman said, especially between 2 a.m.
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Her interviews also picked up the trend of people adding coke or meth to fentanyl in order to stay awake, function, and raise money for the next high.
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The excited superfan has already picked out his outfit (head to toe Cubs gear) and is napping all day to ensure he'll stay awake for the entire game.
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I play a game on my phone to stay awake until he's done — I know I don't have to do this but it seems almost traitorous not to!
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For example, lots of people assume that taking Adderall makes you better at studying, but it's really just that it helps you concentrate and stay awake or interested.
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It's actually one of the more difficult parts, because in the hours before your habitual bedtime, the circadian system is most strongly signaling for you to stay awake.
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And by Thursday, when I met Albright at his office, he was chugging a bottle of Super Coffee (equal parts caffeine boost and protein shake) to stay awake.
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To a world that has built up a tolerance for all but the most outrageous news and requires emotion and pathos and sex in order to stay awake.
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After seven years of sobriety, she had relapsed, taking methamphetamine to stay awake at night after she was sexually assaulted in the park where she had been sleeping.
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As dawn breaks, a long-haul trucker may be munching sunflower seeds and sipping cold tea to stay awake, while a driving partner dozes on a bunk bed.
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On Thursday, Bloomberg Businessweek detailed seemingly extreme treatment of Tesla employees at its production facility, including the company reportedly providing factory workers free Red Bull to stay awake.
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"Girls were unable to sleep there at night, girls would stay awake in the fear of the military," another newly arrived refugee, 40 year old Assia Khatun says.
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As global temperatures continue to rise, by the middle of the century black bears may stay awake between 2033 and 8.4 more days per year, the study said.
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If the student could stay awake every day, not only would she play Fortnite with him, but the class could do it together, once their final exam was over.
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Users include party-goers, slimmers who take the drug as an appetite suppressant, and others such as students and lorry drivers who want to stay awake for long periods.
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And so they shouldn't be fearful that using a backlit reader is going to cause them to stay awake more than a book would cause them to fall asleep.
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The body high had gone past the point of a mellow sluggishness and into terrifying paralysis—at least, I would be terrified if I could stay awake long enough.
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My longest time having to stay awake was 48 hours during my chief year in general surgery when I was on the interview trail for a plastic surgery residency.
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That autumn I could not to stay awake more than a few hours at a time, and regularly fainted from exhaustion of after expending any excess amount of energy.
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Once home, I try to stay awake with D. to catch up and hear about his trip, but I'm fading fast, and he helps me get ready for bed.
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The problems came later, when I went to college and couldn't figure out how to track all of my deadlines, or stay awake in required classes I found boring.
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"A wide range of stimulants are commonly used by party attendees to stay awake," says Joseph J. Palamar, associate professor of population health at New York University Langone Medical Center.
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Our courtship consisted of trying to stay awake, sharing takeout meals, watching some television, falling asleep, meeting covertly at work and spending one weekend at a modest Cape Cod resort.
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I tried to stay awake for another ten minutes, but when one of the parents was talking about how they deserved more custody for their children I was apparently snoring.
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Mr. Ackerman told me that he has designed his "Sleep With Me" podcast to tame the vigilant, overactive "guardian" in the brain that feels it must stay awake to worry.
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It may also leave you feeling more tired the next day, which in turn may cause you to depend more on caffeine to stay awake, which can fuel your anxiety.
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I think it's a combination of the cold weather, the early winter sunsets, and a dash of seasonal depression that has made it feel almost impossible to stay awake lately.
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Nicolas Stacy-Alcantara, originally from Fresno, California, said he dug a cave in the snow to protect himself from the wind and set timers on his phone to stay awake.
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She told us she does yoga, and that as she floated in the sea she sang the whole time so that her body temperature wouldn't fall, and to stay awake.
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And so they shouldn't be fearful that using a backlit reader is going to cause them to stay awake more than a book would cause them to fall asleep. Suffer.
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I had to get out of the theater and eat a pretzel and drink a Coke to stay awake, because my neck was hurting trying to hold my head up.
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The one bit I would fast forward to, however, is the story about a man using Adderall at his finance job to stay awake several days straight to hit a deadline.
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And while it may seem understandable to resort to narcotics, alcohol, or any other substances to dull the pain, stay sane, or stay awake, that never works in the long run.
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People are using stimulants like cocaine, speed, and energy drinks to stay awake, but they're also using more drugs at events that go late simply because these events often last longer.
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A shallower sleep could lead to a negative cycle where you're dependent on sedatives to sleep, and stimulants such as caffeine or sugary food to stay awake during the day. 3.
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If we want to sleep at work, and we need some kind of stimulant to stay awake, then maybe there is something else going on that we can be thinking about.
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Read more: The US Navy deployed its new ship-killer missile to China's backyard"LCS packs a punch and gives potential adversaries another reason to stay awake at night," Rear Adm.
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It involved brutal techniques like waterboarding detainees, dousing them with ice water, forcing them to stay awake for as long as a week and subjecting some to medically unnecessary rectal feeding.
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The Ravens will try to prove themselves against the Chiefs, the Rams will try to win in Cleveland and the Cowboys and Patriots will try to stay awake in likely blowouts.
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It's just as well it will go live online on the same day as the Super Bowl — the only Sunday night of the year when I'm actively trying to stay awake.
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There are vignettes, like the very clever, existential Junk Shop Telescope, and games like Commute, which challenges you to stay awake on the subway, that speak to day-to-day experiences.
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You can pretty much guarantee that the Senate confirmation hearings on Trump's nominees are going to dominate the news cycle for a while and maybe you won't stay awake the whole time.
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Kanye gets credit for publicly dissecting the ways in which "bitch" is trotted out in pop culture — and for turning Twitter into a liberal arts 101 lecture you'd actually stay awake for.
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Tessa Torgeson, a 31-year-old student in Minnesota, remembers using cocaine and Adderall to stay awake through a music festival that ended at midnight and after parties that went until sunrise.
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Lawrence-Daley said she could have been sexually assaulted due to "damage down there," but during the attack she was so badly beaten she couldn't open her swollen eyes or stay awake.
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I was a bungling substitute most of the time; I embarrassed myself a hundred different ways, and got my feelings hurt, and complained, and shouted, and ate espresso chocolate to stay awake.
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The Prozac made her drowsy, so he prescribed two hundred milligrams of Provigil, a drug for narcolepsy that is often taken by soldiers and truck drivers to stay awake during overnight shifts.
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"If you have to stay awake for a prolonged period, you can mitigate that a little bit by taking some naps, but you can't live your life like that," Dr. Benca said.
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While in an ambulance heading for the hospital, Holly — who has been stabbed by Ali after shooting Tyler in the shoulder — a male paramedic stays with her, encouraging her to stay awake.
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You'll appreciate this kid who is the latest star of a viral video, where he's seen struggling to stay awake to finish his steamed bun (but refusing to let go of it).
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During the Vietnam draft, people would stay awake for days ahead of their medical screening, do a lot of illegal drugs, or otherwise make themselves appear generally unhealthy to avoid being draft.
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When I was assigned to a jury on a second-degree murder case in Downtown Brooklyn, the guard advised us to chew gum to stay awake during the long hours of testimony.
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But, recent research from the University of Brussels suggests that night owls may beat out early birds in the length of time they can stay awake and alert without becoming mentally fatigued.
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And right when you think you can't possibly stay awake another second, it's time to step on stage and deliver your creation in a 60-second, rapid-fire presentation to the Hackathon judges.
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Netflix's game shows Flinch, which is literally "Don't flinch!" the TV show, and Awake, where contestants stay awake for 24 hours and then try to complete very basic tasks, both come to mind.
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On top of that, the Bob's Burgers actress was forced to stay awake for the entire "risky" surgery, since her blood pressure is so low it was hazardous to put her to sleep.
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As much as you may love the ice-cold beverage and the energy it gives you to stay awake during morning meetings, you should probably eat a vegetable every once in a while.
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He's also griped about the pace of some foreign trips and he rarely sleeps aboard Air Force One, where staffers have complained about his penchant to stay awake even on long overnight journeys.
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I was tired of coming home late at night, only to arrive to feet scampering down the steps to greet me because he had willed his body to stay awake to see me.
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"With a windmill, I could stay awake at night reading instead of going to bed at 7 with the rest of Malawi," Kamkwamba wrote in his 2009 book, The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind.
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So I had to stay awake all night so I wouldn't forget it and I came in the next morning to the studio and had [producer] Ken Callait put it on a 2-track.
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I have had surgery and while being given pills that block the nervous system, in particular the areas of muscle, the back, I found that I get sleepy and I want to stay awake.
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His best-known albums, "Stay Awake: Various Interpretations of Music From Vintage Disney Films," from 1988, and "Lost in the Stars: The Music of Kurt Weill," from 1985, were imaginary mixtapes from another era.
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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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To meet Model 3 quotas, Tesla factory workers were provided free Red Bull to stay awake and instructed to walk through raw sewage to avoid interrupting production, according to a new Bloomberg Businessweek report.
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Although he tried with all of his might to stay awake, he fell asleep when Cleveland Indians outfielder Rajai Davis hit a two-run homer off closer Aroldis Chapman to tie the game 6-6.
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And while their daughter Luna Simone won't likely stay awake for the production, the Lip Sync Battle host says the 23-month-old enjoyed visiting Legend, 39, at rehearsals in New York City last week.
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On Tuesday, Pink shared an adorable video on social media of her 6-year-old sitting in dad, Carey Hart's lap trying to stay awake during her mom's Beautiful Trauma World Tour in Dallas, Texas.
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But if these two men are willing to seriously engage the issues (and the rest of us are willing to stay awake), they could provide useful insights into their sharply contrasting plans for the future.
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"Evil spirits roam during the night, so somebody needs to stay awake to keep watch," said Father Damaskinos, 33, who, unusually for Athos, returns to his native Finland regularly to work as a theology professor.
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Both teams' training staffs advised their players to sleep as much as possible on the flight, to stay awake after landing on Thursday morning and to go to sleep at a normal hour in London.
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Concerned about hypothermia and losing consciousness, he tapped his hands to his chest to stay warm and set timers on his phone for every 30 minutes to stay awake, his brother Alexander Stacy-Alcantara said.
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I started falling asleep in class and, no matter how much I tried to stay awake, and no matter how much I slept the night before, I could't help but nod off during the day... everyday.
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However, a preliminary investigation suggested that the boat lacked safety measures, including somebody whose job it was to stay awake in case of fires or other problems, the LA Times reported, citing unnamed law-enforcement sources.
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He's just released his debut album, "A Place We Knew," which includes "Stay Awake," an impressively dynamic number about the hope of love that nods to both Sheeran's crisp melodies and his irrepressible urge toward rhythm.
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Ms. Engel is one of several legitimate reasons to stay awake during this production, which was inspired by Dori Berinstein's 2008 documentary "Gotta Dance," about a basketball halftime dance team made up of performers over 60.
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Temperatures plummeted to 29ºF (minus-217ºC) last week, leading to serious cases of frostbite and forcing those in the warehouses to stay awake throughout the night, huddled close to fires to make it through to morning.
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They need to execute a careful balancing act: giving their followers enough information so that they stay awake, and the right amount of hope and resources so that people want to wake up in the first place.
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"They had a fantastic sleep," Mr. Kaufmann said with a laugh, adding that his youngest son told him it was difficult to stay awake because he grew up accustomed to hearing his father's voice in bedtime lullabies.
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Herbal Tea Since you can't fit a new mattress into their stocking, this well-reviewed herbal tangerine tea offers a natural sleep remedy for the person you know who can't even stay awake with an IV of coffee.
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Like Yadav, many thousands of farmers stay awake to guard their farms over a cold winter or face losing their crops to the cattle - a double whammy for growers already reeling from a plunge in Indian crop prices.
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In fact, these 18 stories on Reddit of creepy things to wake up to – from a person covered in blood to a spider on your pillow – make us want to stay awake for the rest of our lives.
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Nevertheless, we're getting somewhere—my wife, struggling to stay awake (when you have kids, you'll understand), is writing down everything we hear that we think is going to be useful later, and before long we've uncovered another murder.
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These findings support the Sentinel hypothesis, a theory of human sleep first proposed in the 1960s that said human groups may require at least some members to stay awake during sleep times, to keep watch for external threats.
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Everyone knows toddlers can be a handful and a half, and even though parents have done all the work they need to do to get them to bed — they're often coming up with crummy excuses to stay awake.
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According to a lab-based study, subjects who were allowed to get only six hours of sleep a night for two weeks straight functioned as poorly as those who were forced to stay awake for two days straight.
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They use it during what they know will be their last night together, as they admonish one another to stay awake and recount which moments from their brief, bittersweet romance they will carry with them after they part.
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Wren warns against eating unhealthful snacks or candy to stay awake; her go-to weapons against the darkness are one caffeinated diet soda per night and a walk up and down the external stairwell in the cool air.
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Like Yadav, many thousands of farmers stay awake to guard their farms over a cold winter or face losing their crops to the cattle - a double whammy for growers already reeling from a plunge in Indian crop prices.
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Of course, the cheapest and least complicated way to tackle jet lag is to force yourself to stay awake when it's daytime wherever you are, then end the day tuckered out, so you'll sleep most of the night.
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Whether you want to perk up for the family gathering or stay awake for the long drive home after dinner, you needn't stop for coffee if you've got an espresso machine that plugs into your car's cigarette lighter.
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My brother and I would lie in our beds fuming with indignation at being excluded from the nocturnal world of grown-ups, determined to stay awake and spy on them, until invariably our bodies betrayed us with sleep.
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When she had finished and gone to bed, I would stay awake a bit longer and try to leave messages of encouragement in the folded corners of the puzzles we'd solve next, where I knew she would find them.
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MANILA — President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines joked on Monday about using marijuana to stay awake at official functions, but the punch line appeared lost on a nation where thousands of people have been killed in his antidrug campaign.
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Coffee maker Potential Savings: $10 - $50 for drip; $70 - $100 for Keurig Caffeine's a great way to stay awake in those early morning (10 am) classes, but coffee is also a fun excuse to go hang out with friends.
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The CDC says that you should seek medical attention immediately if you have difficulty breathing or shortness of breath, persistent pain or chest pressure, an onset of confusion or the inability to stay awake, and bluish lips or face.
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Several years after their split, Friend was speaking with Prince's half-brother Duane Nelson, who had spent time working as head of security at Paisley Park, about how the singer was able to stay awake for days at a time.
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Noting that the latter have such a strong sedative effect that they are used as anesthetics, Zibbell said, "More and more people are saying they are using stimulants just to stay awake" rather than seeking the mixed rush of the combination.
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I made chocolate coffee drinks for E. and myself around midnight to help us stay awake, and it takes a while for them to wear off, even though I'm exhausted since I didn't sleep earlier in the day like E. did.
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The NHL is for olds, plain and simple, and if nothing changes it's going to stay that way until it folds due to the average fan no longer being able stay awake for all three periods of a 19843 PM game.
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During the weeks when migrants stayed with them, they sometimes had to stay awake until four in the morning waiting with them at the bus station—only to then have to transport another group to the airport a few hours later.
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She was back at the family's storied estate in Hyannis Port later Thursday morning, but she wanted to stay awake to see the dawn — to go swimming in the nearby Atlantic Ocean as the sun rose over the horizon, touching the water.
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As cattle turned into better dairy machines, as the city ate more ice cream, butterscotch-crunch, nutty-buddy and chocolate-chip, as it drank more mango milkshake, vultures' necks began to droop as though they were tired and simply couldn't stay awake.
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"When you sleep in a new place for the first time, a part of one side of the brain seems to stay awake for surveillance purposes, so you could wake up faster if necessary," said senior study author Yuka Sasaki of Brown University.
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Jeter, in suit pants and dress shirt, and looking the part of the chief executive that he now is, raptly watched his last-place Marlins from a suite here on Tuesday night while his wife, sitting next to him, tried to stay awake.
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I am exhausted by the fact that, for reasons I can't control, I must choose between either working until I can no longer stay awake or putting myself to sleep in order to be more efficient—never leisurely letting myself fall into slumber.
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It's tough for a new mother to listen to her baby wail all night, unable to go in and comfort him (and it's also tough for everyone else in the house who has to stay awake) but it's a necessary step that Jane must take.
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In the book, he writes glowingly about his stint there but doesn't shy away from the debauchery that went on backstage, including some of his own ("I only did cocaine to stay awake to make sure nobody else did too much cocaine," he writes).
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It's a question that comes up almost daily among my peers, and my own feelings about the issue often depend on whether I'm trying to grasp details about a new patient or struggling to stay awake at the end of a very long shift.
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Simon Cheng Man-kit, a 29-year-old Hong Kong citizen, claimed Wednesday that he was beaten, blindfolded, chained to a cross, held in stress positions for hours and forced to sing the Chinese national anthem to stay awake when he was detained in August.
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Beware if you ply yourself with caffeinated drinks throughout the day in an attempt to stay awake; Dr. Czeisler said that half the amount of caffeine you consume stays in your system for six to nine hours and can interfere with a good night's rest.
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While I may have inadvertently stumbled into an anesthesia-free minor surgery, a number of other American patients are now opting to stay awake for much more intensive and grisly procedures, choosing topical numbing injections for surgeries that were once a general-anesthesia foregone conclusion.
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Addressing the gathered audience in New York City at the start of the sketch show, Damon, 48, said his father used to tell him and his brother Kyle Damon, 51, as children that they could watch SNL if they could stay awake until the late start time.
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What is more, he argues, the effects of sleep on human metabolism is so small that if this were really the only role sleep served, it would make more sense for humans to just stay awake and eat more, instead of making themselves vulnerable through sleep.
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Any Knicks fan foolhardy enough to stay awake through the second half of Monday night's clash with the Clippers out in Los Angeles was treated to a heart-rending moment of defensive fortitude in the face of almost certain humiliation from their beloved unicorn, Kristaps Porzingis.
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I've slogged through countless days in a zombie-like trance doing everything I can to stay awake and keep others from noticing that I'm as alert as a college student at a frat party (indeed, studies show that being sleep deprived is akin to feeling drunk).
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And, despite what travelers may have heard about avoiding naps if they're trying to beat jet lag, he said that a 30-minute to hourlong snooze is actually beneficial because it gives you enough energy to stay awake through the day but still get a good night's rest.
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Occasionally I'd stay awake all day, and though I stubbornly told myself I "didn't do regrets" about the lost afternoons whittled away, hoofing coke and ranking and re-ranking Little Mix singles on friend's sofas, I'm a grown man and know all this is shitty for my health.
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"I got a few hours of sleep on the train, and I'm hoping to get a few shut-eye moments between films, but I'm going to try and stay awake for the entire thing," says fan Tony Ferrandino, who has come alone, with a healthy supply of fluids in tow.
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Loose tarps cover about half of the structure, but Luis Oscar Morales Martinez, 36, and his wife stay awake all night when it rains, he says, holding broomsticks against the blue plastic; they are human tent poles, trying to keep water from spilling into the single bedroom where they all sleep.
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"They want me to do two songs but I got nothing better to do than stay here with you all," Drake told the crowd of 2,000 packed into the 24,000 square-foot space, many of them sipping Red Bull and vodka's to stay awake inside the two level nightclub within the Aria.
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He tried to stay awake until they passed the exit to U.S. 74, the road to Cullowhee, where he and Charlotte had gone to college, and, beyond Cullowhee, Argyle, where he had grown up, the smartest boy in school, president of the chess club, youth-group leader, captain of the basketball team.
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This universal struggle to stay awake is captured perfectly in Afternoon Class, a new animated short by Korean illustrator and filmmaker Seoro Oh. The four-minute film follows the plight of one young student as he fights to keep himself from drooling on his desk in a classroom full of similarly sleepy peers.
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If you live in Australia and feel like you spend the better part of your day pouring coffee into your face just to stay awake, one Adelaide barista has a fix—he's developed a coffee that promises up to 18 hours of "up time" and contains half of the lethal dose of caffeine.
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On a twenty-four-hour flight from Hong Kong to Washington, D.C., in a government jet equipped with a bed, she told Robin Butler that, while he could go to sleep, she was going to stay awake for the entire journey while she studied the intricacies of the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty.
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"I am constantly tired but I've learned when to take my medicine, what I can and can't eat that will make me more naturally tired, and that sometimes I have to say NO to neon carnival at Stagecoach bc I just can't go out with everyone else and stay awake," she said.
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"The night before she did that award show, she actually suffered two seizures," revealed Birkhead, explaining that he begged her to cancel, but she insisted on going and subsequently "tried to take something to stay awake that her doctor had given her" in order to be able to present after staying up all night.
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To give credit where it's due: If you can actually click on the tiny fine print links while registering your DNA testing kit and stay awake through all of the company's legal documents—and you really, really should—all of these companies do outline many of the risks of sharing your DNA with them.
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Ours is a doping culture, Hoberman says, one in which military pilots rely on amphetamines and Modafinil to stay awake, students and professors alike pop Adderall to study, Hollywood actors and producers use PEDs to get buff, and the rest of us guzzle energy drinks and double-shot cappuccinos to power through our workdays.
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He was part of the most irresistible match so far of this United States Open: holding off the next generation and Dominic Thiem in a grit-and-rip quarterfinal in which the full-stretch shotmaking often boggled the minds of those who managed to stay awake until it finished at 703:03 a.m. Wednesday.
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Please stop what you're doing and listen to this ancient mummy's voice Trevor Noah has a genius method to help senators stay awake during Trump's impeachment trial Anne Hathaway & Ben Affleck are here to stress you out with Netflix's 'The Last Thing He Wanted' trailer Watch Bon Appétit's Claire Saffitz get really stressed making gourmet jelly beans
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Trevor Noah has a genius method to help senators stay awake during Trump's impeachment trial Anne Hathaway & Ben Affleck are here to stress you out with Netflix's 'The Last Thing He Wanted' trailer Watch Bon Appétit's Claire Saffitz get really stressed making gourmet jelly beans John Mulaney and Stephen Colbert have a wonderfully honest chat about anxiety
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Seth Meyers roasts the Senate for literally behaving like children during Trump's trial Please stop what you're doing and listen to this ancient mummy's voice Trevor Noah has a genius method to help senators stay awake during Trump's impeachment trial Anne Hathaway & Ben Affleck are here to stress you out with Netflix's 'The Last Thing He Wanted' trailer
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Her life seems pretty gosh-darn fantastic from afar, especially from my vantage point — I was stuck in an entry-level fashion job that didn't inspire me, wondering if I could afford to go get a second coffee that day because I couldn't stay awake, wishing with every bone in my body that designers would send me free stuff, too.
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Milk, naps, and gangsta rap: Stephen Colbert sums up day 2 of the Trump impeachment trial Trevor Noah has a genius method to help senators stay awake during Trump's impeachment trial New 'To All The Boys 2: P.S. I Still Love You' trailer brings the drama to Lara Jean's love triangle Trevor Noah unpacks day 1 of Trump's impeachment trial
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For women who need to breast-feed in the night, and are concerned that they may fall asleep while nursing, Dr. Goodstein suggested, stay in bed but clear the bed of pillows, loose blankets, comforters — and try to stay awake so that you can put the baby back into a "safe sleep environment," that is, the bassinet or crib that is not the parental bed.
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SHOWS After that, I'd really like to watch "Game of Thrones" with my wife, but I just can't stay awake that long, so I watch short Netflix shows, and I've just fallen in love with one called "Chewing Gum" that stars a young British woman named Michaela Coel, who writes the show as well, and she is, I believe, the funniest, smartest person on the planet.
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Ignore the fact that another study, published in 2017 by researchers at two medical schools in Chicago, warned of the dangers of "orthosomnia", defined as a "perfectionistic quest for the ideal sleep in order to optimise daytime function", as obsessive users of sleep-tech devices self-diagnose sleep disturbances based on dodgy data, or stay awake all night worrying that they are falling behind by not sleeping as efficiently as rivals.
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And my kids know a new truth about me: I might not be able to build a go-kart, sink a 3-pointer, or stay awake for 10 consecutive minutes during a single "Star Wars" film, but when it comes to thrill rides, I will wait as long as it takes for the front seat and I will hold your hand and scream as we orbit through space.
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The 16 examples up now at Pace include "Like a Leaf," a flying concatenation of green and blue angles comprising six separate stretchers; "Making It Up," a 10-foot-high shape with curling corners, like a psychedelic bedsheet that's slipped its clothesline to fly into the sky; and "Stay Awake," a kind of rounded red drinking horn or cartoon heart that extends almost two feet from the wall.
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At my grandmother's old house in Nairobi, shrikhand was used to bribe my brother and me all summer long, to keep us still for the duration of a tedious religious ceremony, to not stare at the priest with 11 fingers, to stay awake when women sang for extended periods in a language neither one of us could understand, until we could finally run out into the yard with our stainless-steel bowls.
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