I want to stay up and stay up next to you!
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"The classic Monday morning fog has a lot to do with if you stay up late Friday, sleep in Saturday, stay up late Saturday, sleep in Sunday," he says.
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First, leaders stay up all night to signal their commitment.
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Ever wonder how drones actually stay up in the air?
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And so I stay up past midnight even on weekdays.
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Want to stay up to date with a favorite show?
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REPORTER: Should the statues of Robert E. Lee stay up?
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I stay up way too late because hey, it's summer!
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I would stay up all the time and work tirelessly.
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We stay up talking until getting in bed around midnight.
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I'll stay up just watch her breathing while she sleeps.
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Dot: 'Cause niggas didn't want to stay up there, man.
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You want the site to stay up, and be reliable.
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Here's how to stay up to date as that unfolds.
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How often does Kid Rock stay up past Fallon's monologue?
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Most are only allowed to stay up to three years.
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QUESTION: Should the statue of Robert E. Lee stay up?
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Every Tuesday, the staff would stay up until 4 a.m.
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Certainly, the kite can't stay up forever, he will think.
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Q: Does the statue of Robert E. Lee stay up?
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Sagittarius wants to travel, explore, and stay up all night.
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It's hard to stay up with the most recent issues.
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Or, stay up the night before and have some fun.
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But let's focus first on those that stay up north.
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The mural was scheduled to stay up for a month.
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We'd stay up all night drinking whiskey and smoking cigarettes.
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It's frustrating to have to stay up until 1 a.m.
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Did you stay up to date on headlines this week?
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REPORTER: Does the statue of Robert E. Lee stay up?
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The tights also stay up all day which is great!
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If he slipped, I'm going to try to stay up.
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She learned she'd rather stay up until 5 AM talking.
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You stay up all night; you refuse to speak to friends.
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Everyone actually did stay up way later than they do now.
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And then we'll have to stay up extra-late discussing them.
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I stay up for another half hour feeling sad and lonely.
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I stay up all night talking with S. and her sister.
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He can stay up for a week — on coffee and stories.
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We'd stay up super late chatting on Facebook messenger, texting, etc.
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"It will stay up for a few more years," McDowell said.
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Stay up late talking all night at least once a month.
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So then I'd have to stay up half the night working.
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Backless, strapless bras that stay up all night on double Ds?
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Want to stay up to date on the latest Starbucks news?
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In that moment, you'll likely feel tempted to stay up longer.
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Lots of talk goes down tonight; expect to stay up late!
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Do you stay up on the indie music scene these days?
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She thought that to get on she had to stay up.
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Too much, not enough, should stay up, should be taken down?
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The two of us stay up there and do it together.
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Those times when you stay up late and you work hard.
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Williams says she tries to never stay up past 1 a.m.
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I stay up an extra thirty minutes putting A. to sleep.
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I get through about half before I'm struggling to stay up.
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Stay up all night partying on the Spanish island of Ibiza.
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But you're not a twentysomething who can stay up 20 hours.
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Yaghi's party-planning requires her to stay up late at night.
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Is Archie really going to stay up all night with a bat?
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The phone numbers only stay up as long as the ad does.
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They can stay up until 10:00 if they want, he explains.
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I stay up late reading BuzzFeed articles and scrolling through social media.
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I used to stay up until 2am talking about my feelings using .
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It doesn't shame me when I stay up late on a weekday.
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Then I stay up working on my story and eating chocolate instead.
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I stay up till about 12:30 reading and getting work done.
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I may be 22, but I'm not one to stay up late.
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They might even have to stay up there for a few days.
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Click here to stay up to date with Thimble's latest electronics kits.
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But unlike Bush, he would sometimes stay up until 2 a.m. reading.
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Currently, they offer $25,000 a year to stay up to nine years.
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Follow the show here to stay up to date with the latest.
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We stay up till 4 am and geek out over a record.
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If they stay up to seven years, that goes to 15 percent.
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The kids don't stay up too late, so by 10:30 p.m.
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Some nights, I'd stay up until 5 AM to finish a season.
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Or do you want them to stay up indefinitely as a memorial?
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Stay up with the latest developments by following our live updates here.
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I manage to stay up until midnight and fall asleep after that.
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Those are things that kind of make you stay up at night.
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Curtis said the display will stay up as long as it's needed.
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Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram to stay up-to-date.
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It's not necessary, or possible, to stay up all night every night.
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He threw so many in the dirt, one had to stay up.
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The nights before his visits I would stay up until 4 a.m.
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I don't stay up any later because I get late-night loony.
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If it is, you're going to have to stay up there forever.
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How do I stay up-to-date on policies and coronavirus alerts?
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Either way, this will be a fascinating result to stay up for.
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"The poor guy just can't stay up this late," Mr. Letterman said.
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And instead of doing that, I just stay up on the mound.
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It wasn't every night that I had to stay up until two, but there were some nights when I would stay up later than that or just not go to sleep at all until the next day after work.
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I stay up to watch Hulu for a little bit before crashing early.
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Children and elderly people generally rise early; teens stay up late at night.
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Like, stay up until seven in the morning on coke type of thing.
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Stay up to date on all our 2020 election coverage by clicking here.
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This won't be one you have to stay up past midnight to see.
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I can stay up late and wake up early and be totally fine.
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I'd help cook and clean, stay up studying until 3 or 4 a.m.
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We can still throw long, maximalist dinner parties and stay up too late.
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The only problem is they can't stay up long enough to enjoy it.
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He told my daughter she can watch a movie and stay up late!
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We cook, drink, and stay up way too late for a work night.
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You would stay up all night to make sure my fever went down.
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I decide to go to bed and Hubby and BFF stay up talking.
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Don't forget to follow us and stay up-to-date for more challenges.
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And, I guess you&aposre going to stay up for another 27 hours.
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My mom would stay up for hours, screaming and crying for more drugs.
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Maybe going forward I shouldn't stay up late watching the Diamondbacks night games.
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So I'd stay up even later the next night trying to catch up.
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In Act 2, Sir Toby, Sir Andrew and Feste stay up late drinking.
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He's taking the old strategy of 'go up when you can stay up.
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I most often feel anxious at night, when I stay up overthinking things.
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"Right there, I was just trying to stay up the middle," Hicks said.
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"Every night I stay up all night worried about that," he said sarcastically.
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But simply sharing a post criticizing vaccinations may be able to stay up.
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You can do that and still stay up to date with your DVR.
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Remember 19-year-old you, who could stay up all night writing papers?
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They can stay up at the party an extra six hours doing keys.
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" He warns investors not to assume, "stocks are going to stay up forever.
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Do you let the post stay up and hope that you're overthinking it?
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It was a day to stay up front and really stay on it.
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"It'd be so difficult to try and stay up and eat," he said.
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I am too exhausted to stay up all night, but I am here.
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If you can stay up, best in show is expected around 11 p.m.
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I usually stay up later than them and like to listen to music.
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I stay up until about 10:45 because I am a party animal.
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Stay up to date with the latest on the coronavirus outbreak news here.
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So, I stay up late and sneak into the kitchen to rewash them.
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Stay up late, and trickle into work in the morning tomorrow at 10.
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"I mean, people can barely even stay up to watch sketches after Weekend Update."
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We proceed to stay up until almost midnight talking about spirituality and free will.
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Here's what you need to know to stay up to date on the shutdown.
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He goes to bed at nine, I stay up till two in the morning.
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We would stay up all night watching the stream and talking to one another.
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Sometimes it's because I don't drink enough water, and I stay up too late.
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I mean people can barely even stay up to watch sketches after Weekend Update.
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I'm too tired, but he convinces me to stay up and watch with them.
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We stay up chatting for a while longer, and then it's off to bed.
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They were taking them so they could stay up all night drinking, for instance.
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You could stay up until six in the morning, and it's no big deal.
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Some nights, he had to stay up past midnight to get his homework done.
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Having it stay up there while people live there as it orbits the Earth?
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He then has to stay up to have a pre-dawn meal and pray.
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Follow PEOPLE Home on Facebook to stay-up-to-date on all the details!
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Prior to the internet, how did you stay up on taggers in other cities?
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If you can't stay up that late, though, broadcast TV has Trump haters covered.
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Carrie and I used to stay up til dawn chatting and pontificating about life.
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Schedule your exercise to make certain it happens, and your confidence will stay up.
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I fought the desire to stay up another two hours and watch Center Stage.
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I wanted to get done so I could stay up late to watch that.
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I've been able to use my arms to stay up if I'm on top.
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Honestly, this one was challenging for us because the doll wouldn't stay up straight.
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Instead, Pelham agreed to stay up all night and help her make the deadline.
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So he decided to stay up all night rather than risk sleeping through it.
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It's the best and most convenient way to ensure you stay up to date.
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"We'll have to stay up a little bit later every day," Flynn-Evans said.
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Carrie and I used to stay up 'til dawn chatting and pontificating about life.
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No longer could Shaya stay up all night, cranking away at finishing a dream.
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Yet one more option would allow the subway to stay up until 3 a.m.
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Remember 19-year-old you, who could stay up all night finishing your paper?
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But Isnay Rodriguez has an unusual reason to stay up late: reliable Internet access.
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Angel liked to stay up late and he invited me in for a snack.
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I can't sleep at night; all I do is stay up thinking and planning.
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"The wonderful thing about it is that it will never stay up," he said.
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The children were forced to stay up at night and sleep during the day.
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I don't do any homework and plan to stay up later doing some tonight.
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My plans to stay up late to finish homework are thrown out the window.
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In the meantime, sign up to stay up-to-date on the latest announcements.
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She says if she finds something good, she may stay up until 2 a.m.
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"He would stay up past the wee hours and just keep working," Chris adds.
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It's very important you stay up-to-date with the current Jo Bro hairstyles.
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"These things aren't meant to really stay up very long," said the artists' spokesman.
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The truth of it is the poor guy just can't stay up this late.
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I remember that summer convincing people to [stay up] — or just taking over the systems.
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So don't sleep on these original series— stay up all night binge-watching them instead.
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Visit Henttonen's website to stay up-to-date on all of his ongoing photo sets.
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Are Burnley better equipped to stay up this term than they were in 2014/15?
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To stay up to date on Phelps potentially making history again, follow him on Instagram.
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But sometimes I'll stay up all night reading game forums, seeing if anybody's found it.
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Stay up-to-date with trending videos and don't be afraid to try different things.
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Then Bill and I stay up late so we can have our grown-up time.
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I cannot sleep unless I use sleeping pills and sometimes I stay up till morning.
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To stay up-to-date with his adventures be sure to follow his Instagram account.
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I usually just go straight home and I'll stay up for another couple of hours.
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If you take a nap earlier in the day, it's easier to stay up later.
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I didn't have to eat, but I could stay up for days composing brilliant messes.
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My soldiers are safe as long as they stay up here, but they can't move.
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Be sure to follow Axios on Twitter to stay up to date with today's news.
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What's the best way to stay up to date on things happening within your industry?
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Eventually five lines will stay up all night, with trains running about every ten minutes.
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It will stay up forever because it's been declared a part of our national heritage.
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IN A red-hot housing market, a "For Sale" sign does not stay up long.
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They've got to stay up with it and lead the market as best they can.
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Stay up to date or catch-up on all our podcasts with Arianna Huffington here.
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So make sure to stay up to date on whom you have designated as heirs.
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Leal said it means the billboard can stay up for eight weeks instead of four.
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Wouldn't I be shirking my maternal responsibilities if I didn't stay up around the clock?
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Stay up to date or catch-up on all our podcasts with Arianna Huffington here.
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As a young person, Cuban would stay up late reading computer manuals and business books.
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I then had to stay up all night spinning the tapes to input the data.
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You'll have to stay up late for Oilers-Sharks, but it will be worth it.
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People who stay up late and don't set their alarms probably also have more testosterone.
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Sydney time, so we had to stay up for at least a few more hours.
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Some argue that delaying school start times would just cause teenagers to stay up later.
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Some people are even coming in on their day off to stay up to date.
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Replays are available for Easterners loathe to stay up late to watch West Coast games.
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The most important thing is to stay calm and stay up to date on news.
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Therefore there are some things that make it hard for adults to stay up on.
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They had planned a sleepover, and were excited to stay up late and eat pizza.
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And it is his job to stay up to date on how con artists work.
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I was like, 'OK, I'm not going to go to sleep tonight, I'll stay up.
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I also don't sleep during the day and push myself to stay up until 10.
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"We would often stay up until ridiculous times to watch it," Ms. Bresic, 50, said.
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I don't stay up too late and hope sleep will get rid of my migraine.
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We didn't just stay up all night and write a letter to the Treasury Committee.
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The paid leave, number one, enabled me to stay up with an infant at night.
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I'll say, "I'm going to bed, honey," and Kojo will stay up watching a game.
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Check back here later on Wednesday to stay up to date with our latest coverage.
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Want to stay up to date with this year's IGNITION conference and all things media?
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And you can stay up to date on any upcoming projects at this website here.
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I try to ignore it since I can just stay up front at the counter.
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You can stay up to date on game developments by following its Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram.
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Tomorrow's Monday, but it's a holiday so I can afford to stay up later than normal.
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Even though she is 75, she likes to stay up to date with all social media.
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On election night, my parents let me stay up late to watch the results roll in.
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You can stay up to date with byte at its website and on Instagram and Twitter.
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Grab a can of Wong Lo Kat — you're going to want to stay up for this.
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M. goes to bed at 45:111, and I stay up to decompress a bit more.
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Guitarist Joseph heads straight to bed, but a small crew stay up drinking on Dougy's balcony.
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Those big clients want to make sure that Algolia is making everything possible to stay up.
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Take naps if you don't want to stay up filming the Rose Ceremony until 6 a.m.
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Stay up-to-date on trends while simultaneously building your audience from anywhere in the world.
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These days, though, I can barely function the next day if I stay up past midnight.
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They dictate which images stay up on the social media platform and which get taken down.
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It'll give you all the hold you need, so the look will stay up all day.
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I want to stay up with current events, but I want to see some happier stories!
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Herrmann didn't expect these unsanctioned signs to stay up forever (indeed, one has already been removed).
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I make the bed and decide to stay up and read The Lord of the Rings.
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I'm too tired to stay up worrying about my life trajectory, though, so I knock out.
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Sometimes I would stay up all night just to keep reading the journals, reading the emails.
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L. comes to bed around 26, but I stay up on my phone for a bit.
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Puffy eyed and sleep deprived, they knew the domain had to stay up at all costs.
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I used to stay up late into the night, dumping in as many hours as possible.
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To stay up to date on the listings, download apps like Craigslist, StreetEasy, Trulia and Zillow.
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DJI promises the Mavic Pro will stay up in the air for up to 2016 minutes.
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You don't stay up at night thinking, Shit, somebody could shoot me in the head tomorrow.
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Should you be planning to stay up, dress warmly and avoid areas with bright city lights.
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I don't think there is a need to stay up all night and make games anymore.
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He hated this kid, and used to stay up all night banging things and threatening him.
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Additionally, you stop seeking new opportunities and no longer stay up to date in your industry.
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Ragbir — who had received a final order of deportation, with his last stay up on Jan.
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We agreed to have a final-day battle to see who could stay up the longest.
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I had done meth, so I knew people could stay up for days at a time.
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"Could not let any evidence stay up," JJB explained to Motherboard just before closing the server.
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What more do you want from me, do you want me to stay up all night?
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The guy who will stay up all night with the sick dog and let me sleep.
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Likewise, your kids may chat a little bit or stay up later than you would like.
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If you want to dance with the locals, you're going to have to stay up late.
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Michael is a night owl and will stay up until 1 or later, but not me.
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Luke and I will stay up and hang out and talk or watch TV until one.
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There are some apps that will help you stay up to date and keep you entertained.
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Avoid the temptation to sleep in super late or stay up all night because you can.
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Even when women break through the glass ceiling, it can be difficult to stay up there.
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He says he's going to stay up and hope it gets better, so I shower, etc.
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My bed has my charger connected to it so I can easily stay up all night.
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We stay up hanging out in bed for a while which ends in us having sex.
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R. convinces me to stay up, and we rewatch a couple of episodes of Narcos: Mexico.
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He'll stay up at his parents' house until I join them for Thanksgiving in four days.
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These are the dispatches many of us read to stay up to date on the storm.
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Obviously, I can stay up all night [with a sick child] and still come into work.
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I used to stay with him in Paris, and he would stay up all night drawing.
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She sleeps and wakes early; the other two prefer to stay up late and sleep in.
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One category of "specified skilled workers" can stay up to five years but cannot bring families.
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Maybe you'd be more productive if you didn't stay up until 3 am binge watching Stranger Things.
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For family members, they can stay up to date with what's going on with their loved ones.
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Husband and I stay up talking for a bit before I cave in and go to bed.
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Spain's second-biggest city knows how to pack a party, so go prepared to stay up late.
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"I was just up front there and doing what I could to stay up front," Larson said.
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The later Sim Natt has to stay up to write, the worse her quality of work becomes.
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The policies dictate which images stay up on the social media platform and which get taken down.
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It's designed to help the government stay up to date on the current state of climate research.
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Here&aposs your chance, though you might have to stay up late (hash)PAC12AfterDark … USC 42-30.
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B. and I stay up and watch more Glow, and then fall asleep on the couch *again*.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I stay up all night waiting to see what Trump is going to say next.
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I watch the first episode where Punisher is introduced, get hooked, and stay up far too late.
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Amazon S3 refers to the company's Simple Storage Service that helps countless websites stay up and running.
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So if you're traveling east to west, you're going to stay up later than you normally would.
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End up getting hooked on the new show Mindhunter and stay up later than I wanted to.
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Abu Ali and I would stay up late every year to watch the Oscars live on television.
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As a teen, the burgeoning talent would stay up all night, filling hundreds of notebooks with songs.
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So it's not a very efficient shape in terms of wanting to stay up for very long.
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We try to stay up for Big Little Lies, but I fall asleep a few minutes in.
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He goes to bed around 12:30, but I stay up later to finish the penultimate episode.
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Stay up-to-date with McClymont during his Beam Time residency over at his blog and website.
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Unfortunately, this one's not available yet, but you can stay up to date at the MOTi website.
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However, blaming your body for not getting into bed earlier isn't a good reason to stay up.
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Head over to Tamar Ettun's website to stay up to date on new works and upcoming performances.
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Pagourtzis' mother told Bland her son would stay up all night playing video games, according to Bland.
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"The biggest thing I love is that they stay up when I run," reviewer Dawn K wrote.
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Purchase the book, stay up all night reading, feel all of your feelings and tweet about it.
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"If there was anything I could do to help her stay up … " He picked up her paw.
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Head over to Michael Mizrachi's Facebook page to stay up to date on the young director's work.
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Thankfully, Seth Meyers understands that you're too busy to stay up-to-date on the Trump trainwreck.
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Did you stay up all night in anticipation, or finally pass out when it was out there?
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Upperclassmen were allowed to stay up later than freshmen, and there were no locks on the doors.
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And you can sign up here for Climate Fwd:, our weekly newsletter, to stay up-to-date.
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So while it's important to stay up-to-date, consuming media all day isn't necessary (or healthy).
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NPH: I stay up later and may do a bit of work or catch up on emails.
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You can stay up to speed with our skies by syncing your calendar with the solar system.
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Stay up to date with Borders by following Johnny on Facebook and signing up for the newsletter.
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My father, an accomplished blues guitarist, let me stay up late and watch horror movies with him.
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Not that Boone planned to stay up late on Saturday night to watch Boston play in Texas.
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Let it stay up and potentially misinform voters, or take it down because it flirts with disinformation?
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Stay up-to-date with where your money is now, as well as your current investment mix.
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Student Opinion Do you like to stay up on what's going on in politics and the government?
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We vow to go to bed early, yet stay up a little too late fooling around. Whatever.
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That means the Starliner wouldn't be able to stay up indefinitely and continuously lap around the Earth.
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I literally stay up nights trying to figure out how to intervene when suicide might be prevented.
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In case you don't want to stay up, we're rounding up the highlights of late-night comedians.
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I stay up until I know Fernando's awake and I text him, asking him to FaceTime me.
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It will make you think, but it will also make you stay up until 4 am reading.
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He, with his older brother Jay, would stay up late watching old VHS tapes his father had collected.
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But because the tweet was "newsworthy," it was allowed to stay up, and the president's account wasn't suspended.
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They also suggest following the hashtag #OscarMayerIceCream on Twitter to stay up to date on the meaty news.
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Stay up with this week's news for politics, tech, business and healthcare by checking out our Stream, here.
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Some, like the German synagogue shooter, likely assume their videos will stay up longer on the newer platform.
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I escape the madness at Absinthe House and still manage to stay up later than any human should.
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I stay up way too late setting up my phone, and finally go to sleep around 230:252.47.
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Thankfully, most software packages now auto-update seamlessly enough, so it's not difficult to stay up to date.
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They're entertaining, carefully crafted, and the perfect way to stay up-to-date with acquaintances, friends, and celebrities.
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I'd light candles and put on meditation music, stay up with them all night when they were withdrawing.
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For those who live in a world/country/state where your decision to stay up till 5 a.m.
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We're going to need you to stay up and figure this sh*t out for a while yet.
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Their risk of teenage obesity is half the risk faced by preschoolers who stay up past 9 p.m.
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"The worst thing you can do is stay up late then hit snooze in the morning," she says.
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Having recently become a father it seemed unfair to make Ohanian stay up to post late at night.
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Normally and naturally I'm not a morning person in that I like to stay up late at night.
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Invariably once a week, I'll stay up for 24 but I just don't really need that much sleep.
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But because sea vampires know a thing or two about SPF, we stay up on the new formulas.
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Mike: The only things I stay up late for are Radiohead concert ticket sales and New Year's Eve.
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The Indian government has stipulated that only services deemed "essential" to public life should stay up and running.
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"I'm nervous and I'm worried and I stay up at night," she said about her busy work schedule.
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So sure, stay up a little later, but try to keep within two hours of your normal bedtime.
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I used to stay up really late because I used to play in a band and do shows.
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He can stay up on the baseline, and if Roger doesn't hit his targets, Novak will punish him.
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We stay up until midnight again, have another beer, watch another movie, and just hang out and talk.
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I try to stay up for the 11 o'clock news, but usually I last till nine or 10.
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Stay up to date on all of the latest on coronavirus with us here and here and here.
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Frankie Ruggeri wants the change so more kids (and adults) can stay up late without consequences come Monday.
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Stay up-to-date with C.D.C.'s travel health notices related to this, as well as other outbreaks.
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I quickly realized that was a mistake because the left strap of the top would not stay up.
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To ensure compliance and stay up to date on regulatory changes, FIs should seek out partnerships with regtechs.
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I would stay up studying through the night, but I had some experience doing that from high school.
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"It is almost impossible for the doctor to stay up to date for every possible indication," he says.
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"We really try to keep ahead of culinary trends and stay up to date with them," said Gill.
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Meanwhile, that night I stay up all night long finishing the plan, which I send him the next day.
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We're both left a little unsatisfied by the ending and stay up discussing it while cleaning up the kitchen.
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I don't want to stay up as late as I do and wake up as late as I do.
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Sure, you might have to stay up-to-date with online culture for your job, but on the weekend?
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He doesn't have to work until 2 tomorrow, so he's gonna stay up and mess with his fishing shit.
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Club-goers who snort Coco Loko receive a blast of energy and are able to stay up partying longer.
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At that point, he said, Nero helped Gray sit up and supported his back to help him stay up.
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To stay up to date on Hurricane Matthew, you can follow these live updates from my colleague, Brad Plumer.
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I try to stay up and read P.G. Wodehouse after R. falls asleep, but my body has shut down.
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We were just friends who spent six hours at dinner or stay up talking all night on the phone.
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I stay up too late watching the Olympics (OMG, Mirai Nagasu, I love you!) and then can't fall asleep.
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So pornography, spam, hate speech, all the things we've wanted to come down on Twitter, they'd all stay up.
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I stay up late looking at Lonny home tours and reading some truly insane "Dear Prudence" columns on Slate.
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But, if you're prepared to stay up to see its peak, which EarthSky reports should be around 2 a.m.
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Follow us on Facebook and Twitter (if you don't already) to stay up to date on the next release.
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That attack, which is still ongoing, has left websites as Reddit, Twitter, Spotify and others struggling to stay up.
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If you just go up and stay up, you are naturally going to be less aware of this contrast.
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He'd stay up for three or four days doing coke and freebasing, followed by a period of crashing out.
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I always get up and do the early gym class on Saturday so I don't stay up super late.
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He'd stay up all night playing, and the insomnia really took a toll on his physical and mental health.
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"You gotta stay up on top of the furniture out of the water if you're not already," she texted.
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And those who stay up for the shower this year may be rewarded with a particularly special cosmic performance.
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The trick to balancing, he would say, precariously trying to, was to think "up"; then you would stay up.
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People would eat and watch football, and we would all stay up the Christmas specials or whatever was on.
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If you're like most American professionals, you stay up late catching up on emails and doing other online work.
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Use the feed below to stay up to date on all the best laptop deals from across the web.
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Paul and Brooks and I used to stay up until one, two, three o'clock in the morning just talking.
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Follow Mashable's live blog to stay up to date on the latest weather information coming out of the region.
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Kids can stay up later eating their candy, and the party can start in the much safer daylight hours.
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The 27th of Ramadan is a holy day, and people stay up all night praying and reading the Quran.
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She wakes up at 5:30 every day for school, so she'll go to sleep and we'll stay up.
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Lows in the city stay up around 40, but could drop into the mid-30s in our cooler suburbs.
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"I wasn't going to be fit enough to stay up with the men, and I knew it," she said.
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I stay up and catch up with my mom while watching TV, then head to bed around 9:30.
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A few years later, in my early teens, I'd stay up half the night with friends playing WCW vs.
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"And we're expecting airline pilots to stay up on that, so they can understand what's going on," Goodrich added.
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The M.T.A. had allowed the messages to stay up with some wariness about the potentially sticky First Amendment implications.
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The only thing he should be deciding is whether or not to stay up watching 'NCIS' at that age.
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The map also has a Twitter account, so you stay up to date with other new or vintage games.
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After completing my part-time MBA program, I continued taking courses to stay up to date with everything finance-related.
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I try so hard to stay up on everything that I possibly can to get rid of this horrible curse.
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Some of us stay up on Monday nights, waiting for the latest Decoding Westworld podcast, while others binge Rob & Chyna.
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But temperatures will stay up to 15 degrees above average through the middle of next week at least, he said.
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Also: A flashback to the precise way it felt to stay up late watching Are You Afraid Of The Dark?
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Users can archive their stories, keeping them permanently on their profile, but most stories only stay up for 24 hours.
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Love's post, a warning about what she says happened to her, didn't stay up on the travel site for long.
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Plus, they continually add new classes every week so you can always stay up-to-date with the latest technologies.
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This meant she had to stay up late or wake before dawn to write the books she wanted to read.
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Soon, he was sleeping all the time, and felt too lethargic to stay up for more than a few hours.
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Ms. Vincent bought portable battery packs to keep her phone charged to stay up-to-date on potential fire evacuations.
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If economic barricades go up, and stay up, countries could be forced to choose between the globe's two economic giants.
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As the two became friends, they would stay up "talking until five in the morning" after family functions, she says.
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There were no emergency texts, and obviously no Twitter hashtag to check to stay up to speed about the situation.
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Queen rocker Brian May used to beg his parents to stay up late, so he could learn about the stars.
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So close that many parents let little girls across the country stay up late and soak in the historic moment.
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And researchers have begun to study the implications of erratic sleeping and working patterns or children who stay up late.
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I am really tired, but stay up later to finish watching the first season of The Good Place on Netflix.
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Users can then add charts they like to their library so they can stay up to date on trending material.
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If I wanted to see a show, I needed to find a babysitter and stay up way past my bedtime.
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"I'm very pleased, and the flags were going to stay up no matter what," Hornick said Wednesday after the hearing.
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There are over 8,000 partners who use this tool, a vast majority who choose to allow materials to stay up.
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They know if you stay up too late, if you make it to sports, and probably if you're dating someone.
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To stay up to date, he tracks when those shares will become available to retail investors through his brokerage account.
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I try to win all the board games, remember all the books any of us have read, stay up late.
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How were you managing to stay up to date with Taylor news while still delivering spicy takes on your account?
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Katie Hafner, exreportera de The New York Times, es coautora de Where Wizards Stay Up Late: The Origins of Internet.
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Stay up to date with the film and check out more of Jan Koester's work on the Talking Animals website.
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Sometimes, as a special treat, I let Beatrice stay up late and pretend to put makeup on her as well.
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I usually stay up later on weekend nights and, as I mentioned before, catch up on texts or TV shows.
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We stay up until midnight... have another beer, watch Netflix, chill, migrate to our bed, have sex, and fall asleep.
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Recruiting professionals need to stay up to date on the latest research if they want to land the best employees.
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Wafa has already gone to bed, but I have Mondays off because the restaurant is closed so I stay up.
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If I can get her to watch a show, like "Game of Thrones" or "The Crown," then she'll stay up.
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Hens had to work on her for months to get permission to stay up for the New Year's Eve festivities.
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" The expectation, a senior White House official told CNN, is that "Trump will stay up overnight in Hanoi and watch.
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Soon, he was on steroids and partying at clubs in Ibiza, where he would stay up all night on MDMA.
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Roadside memorials in Maine can only stay up for 12 weeks and can't be taller than 4 feet, he said.
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Transit passengers from the U.S. and much of Europe can stay up to 72 hours in Beijing without a visa.
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The official told CNN the expectation is, however, that Trump will stay up overnight in Hanoi and watch Wednesday's hearing.
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The higher prices rise and the longer they are predicted to stay up, the more consumption tends to be destroyed.
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Then we have to figure out how long we want my heart rate to stay up after I exert myself.
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Neil Potts, Facebook's director of public policy, said that this is why the Nancy Pelosi video needs to stay up.
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Home with my family, where no one wanted to stay up until 3 am, I stopped getting drunk without effort.
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If you want it prepared to stay up late and pre-order September 15 with a delivery date of September 22.
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"I would just stay up late at night after everyone in my house would go to sleep," he told me recently.
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Some videos included short, chopped-up snippets of material that YouTube has previously removed, allowing the clips to stay up longer.
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If you're planning to stay up until the early hours, though, finding time to stuff down some food is pretty essential.
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To stay up on more stories like this, subscribe to Infowarzel, a newsletter by the author of this piece, Charlie Warzel.
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It causes me to stay up late every night and stresses me out to the point that I have mental breakdowns.
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We devour it and stay up until midnight talking about life, our expectations, our families, and other normal drunk chat topics.
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Most have been banned for 24 hours, although the rule has been applied inconsistently, with some messages continuing to stay up.
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Stargazers in the Northern Hemisphere tend to prefer to stay up and watch the Perseids meteor shower in August's warmer weather.
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But after getting my last bits of screentime in by 7:403 PM, I was wiped, and struggled to stay up.
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Using drugs to stay up on your work, or drinking to socialize more fluidly with your colleagues are both easy solutions.
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I set a goal to finish my book before bed and stay up too late reading before falling asleep around midnight.
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Social media can be a fun and informative way to stay up-to-date with friends, co-workers, celebrities, and politicians.
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That's because I rely on NASA's social media platforms to stay up-to-date with the space agency's breakthroughs and announcements.
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For the time being though, I'm looking forward to not having to stay up until 3am to edit these every weekend.
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They had let her stay up to watch the results with them, and even in the dim light she looked haggard.
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The outlet reported that two pro-Confederate groups marched to the monument on campus and chanted for it to stay up.
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It almost feels like something you might stay up all night arguing about on social media and never find an answer.
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You want your children to stick to their usual bedtime while your friends don't care if theirs stay up till midnight.
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That's impressive, although the message is somewhat unclear: in 2018, you can use the N-word, if your pants stay up.
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Do not assume a perplexing quote is from the bible and stay up all night reading the bible to find it.
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I definitely need to digest and to re-energize, because I resolved to stay up to watch the Super Bowl tonight.
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It's not only personally counterintuitive to stay up all night when you're depressed, it also goes against every prevailing cultural norm.
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"You could see that I stay up all hours of the night, and therefore am perhaps a 'risk,'" said De Mooy.
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They also get to stay up-to-date with emerging technologies and talk directly with the people who are developing them.
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But while Roma is a traditional Italian power, Leicester is a yo-yo club generally content to stay up another season.
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In a somewhat confusing post on Monday, the company shed some light on why the tweet was allowed to stay up.
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I just wanted to stay up there and stare at the jagged white mountains and etch those images into my brain.
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It's a good night to stay up late: NASA says the Geminids meteor shower, most visible between midnight and 4 a.m.
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STAY UP WITH HUGO BEST By Erin Somers Fictional comedians don't have to be good at their jobs to get laughs.
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"Maybe going forward I shouldn't stay up late watching the Diamondbacks night games," he said, referring to the Arizona baseball team.
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"We can't wait to go up, and we always want to stay up there longer than the weekend," Mr. Melcher said.
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But his chances were "so astronomically small" that he stuck with this usual routine and did not stay up last night.
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We had recently let him stay up too late to watch "Trading Places," and this line had made a profound impact.
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This has an outsized impact on America's military, which requires 750,000 tons of minerals each year to stay up and running.
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You can stay up a little later, but try to avoid doing so more than two hours past your normal bedtime.
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You can stay up to date on cannabis news and resources on websites like Leafly, High Times, and Canna Law Blog.
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Also when we hit turbulence or the plane makes weird noises or because — honestly, how can anything this size stay up?
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Many people also say they stay up fixating on a business problem or worrying about their relationships with their co-workers.
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At the same time, we had to stay up to speed on the Trump administration's ever-evolving statements on the agreement.
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With this Folio, plus the Pencil, it is way too easy to stay up late reading, writing, drawing and doing everything.
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He would stay up late, get up to get his son off to school, then sleep for much of the day.
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But this may not be as simple as the Canadian government trying to stay up-to-date on the latest trends.
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We try to stay up with everything both conservative and liberal and then try to extrapolate it to its most crazy degree.
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Some of them didn't even stay up to see the results — a decision that bothered me almost as much as their votes.
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"We stay up late and we don't sleep that much — I haven't slept good for a couple of months now," he says.
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Both sites allowed the videos to stay up for over half a year, but removed them in the wake of the attack.
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We stay up late because we're having so much fun just talking — I don't even have a TV or internet right now.
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There's a brand new way to stay up-to-date with the latest exclusive PEOPLE stories — and it starts on Monday night!
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You can stay up to date with the Borders journey on Facebook, Instagram, or by signing up for the Vox Borders newsletter.
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It's also a good idea to know which Microsoft Edge version is the newest, so you can always stay up-to-date.
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It was so good that Michelle's husband, Barack, had to stay up late rewriting his speech so that he could keep up.
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M. goes to bed at 230:211, and I stay up for another 245 minutes to wrap up my final work tasks.
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The young prince was allowed to stay up later than usual to meet the Obamas, and spent about 15 minutes with them.
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To stay up to date on tech news, sign up for our Login newsletter and follow along via our daily tech coverage.
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She would stay up almost all night, helping him with his own law-school coursework, and get about two hours of sleep.
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I'm trying to stay up late so that I sleep on the plane tomorrow, but walking so much today tired me out.
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And you'll stay up to date on the latest announcements and the multitude of ways you can explore and enjoy Disrupt Berlin.
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I get extremely tired if I stay up past 10:00 PM. I don't drink coffee past 12 PM, just in case.
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G. goes to bed while I stay up and watch an episode of 90 Day Fiancé while eating some (okay, six) cookies.
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We often get required documents assigned to us through our internal system so we can stay up-to-date on important protocols.
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Trumpy will stay up as long as possible, Lee said, and its latest whereabouts will be broadcast on the gallery's Twitter page.
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Then, in anticipation, Swifties stay up all night (this is a thing I have also done) to see the new thing live.
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Your truest self is the crazy-good listener who will stay up chatting until dawn for a friend going through a breakup.
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That was a quick and convenient way for online anti-Semites to stay up to speed on who is and isn't Jewish.
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If things need to be cleaned for example, it's better if everyone's doing it, than having one person stay up all hours.
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Once the winner was crowned, Nutmeg workers, fortified on pepperoni and Cokes, would stay up printing shirts until the early morning hours.
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Enten: Primaries can be the most fun for junkies like ourselves, especially when we don't have to stay up until 16003 p.m.
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For more online tips and tricks, check out the episode above, and stay up to date with Trixie and Bob on VICELAND.
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Anyone who said that obviously didn't know me; I could drink whiskey and beer, stay up all night, and party beyond reason.
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Box and other companies have a vested interest in making sure these companies make sure these solutions stay up to do date.
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I tried to stay up, but I knew I had to drive four hours to the detox place, and four hours back.
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Right now, users can only report content as offensive or graphic, but without the caveat that they think it should stay up.
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The idea that I would stay up all night worrying, I used to think that was part of what made me successful.
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Before she was allowed to stay up late on Saturday nights, growing up on a corn-and-soybean farm in Plainfield, Ill.
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Wordplay FRIDAY PUZZLE — It's Friday, so most of us can stay up as late as we like to finish Sam Trabucco's puzzle.
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Although I routinely read the news and stay up-to-date on what's going on in the world, I sometimes feel trapped.
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This may have contributed to violence in Sri Lanka and Myanmar, where posts encouraging ethnic cleansing were routinely allowed to stay up.
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They planned to stay up for the midnight Mass and spend the night under the open sky before heading home on Wednesday.
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Sonos now says that you'll be able to create two separate Sonos systems so that your newer devices stay up to date.
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That's because the couple would often stay up late in the rush of the campaign, brainstorming from a home office they shared.
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But I can stay up for hours staring at my stupid phone, and I cannot say the same for a paperback book.
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Trilobites Over the holidays, many of us will drink, stay up past bedtime, eat an extra slice of pie and sleep in.
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You can stay up to date on the topic by following our courts reporters Ben Weiser and William K. Rashbaum on Twitter.
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Not "stay up late and actually watch it" good, but it's OK. People are trying their best, and they are doing alright.
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"I'm a bad chick, I need a bad one with me / Work from home, but he gonna stay up for me," she sings.
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In the U.S., the eclipse will begin relatively early Sunday evening, making it easier for children to stay up and enjoy the show.
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To stay up to date with all of Gizmodo Media Group's midterms coverage, sign up for our new Halfway to Hell newsletter here.
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You can save videos to your Watchlist as well as follow show pages to stay up to date when there are new episodes.
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The only downside is that you'll have to stay up late or wake up really early to get in on the best sales.
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To stay up to date on everything Game of Thrones, follow our all-encompassing Facebook page and sign up for our exclusive newsletter.
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" Setting yourself up "I believe it is important to stay up to date with the latest and the best technology you can afford.
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"I figured, if I'm allowed to stay up late and watch a show about space, space must be important," he told Mashable Australia.
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Other posts that express anti-vaccine views but have not been confirmed as false could be allowed to stay up, the company said.
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" Instead, she says, "It's a constant trade off: come home early to have dinner and then stay up way too late finishing work.
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It's believed that Krishna was born at midnight, so people will stay up and wait to celebrate the very moment of his birth.
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I have to stay up with it, and I try to always be as much on the leading edge of technology as possible.
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Apparently, a once strict dad, he suddenly became quite liberal, letting his kids stay up really late, letting them have tons of sweets.
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We learn that he insists "that aides stay up and keep talking to him," so that he's never alone with his own thoughts.
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For once, the 12,668 fans at the Swedish event did not have to stay up all night to see their hero in action.
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Amazon team members would order books from wholesalers and stay up to 230 AM packing the books on the floor of Bezos' garage.
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You can stay up to date with all the latest news as it goes down in San Francisco with our live blog coverage.
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Users can post content in Communities or follow another person's feed to stay up to date on what's going in the Her universe.
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N. decides to stay up a bit longer and wakes me up briefly when he comes in and snuggles up next to me.
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They "need to have a dad that they can stay up late at night having fun debates with, not necessarily fighting," says Gat.
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If they aren't near their device, these messages might stay up, visible to anyone — or flash in the middle of a presentation. Nightmare.
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It's gonna sound just like you watched the livestream, and you didn't even have to stay up nearly as late as I did.
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If you didn't stay up late last night, you missed Katy Perry dropping her new single with Nicki Minaj, "Swish Swish," at midnight.
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To hear more of Sevdaliza's The Suspended Kid, check out her SoundCloud, and stay up to date with new work from her Facebook.
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You kind of have to compromise, though: if you want to stay up or go out and party, you have to limit that.
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Even with WoW's subscriptions declining, EJ as a site attracted so much traffic that it couldn't stay up without an influx of cash.
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He was known to stay up all night gambling, but it was as if he was the only reveler at his own party.
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He would try to stay up for the rest of the night to avoid them, part of a pattern that lasted for years.
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"It's not like we haven't managed to stay up all night in Paris for a party before," Mr. Errico said, snacking on olives.
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But no matter how late you stay up, eventually you are going to want to catch up on some much-needed shut-eye.
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Snapchat, for example, has these messaging 'streaks'—it's designed so you have to respond quickly and you have to stay up to date.
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So it's not a great measure of how likely the stock price is to go up and stay up over the long term.
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It's about lads living on the edge, who stay up until insane hours and drink orange juice immediately after they've brushed their teeth.
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The same suspicions apply to other platforms: Even though President Trump arguably violates Twitter's content policies, he has been allowed to stay up.
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" True to form, Martha reflected on her career in her all-business, no sugar-coating fashion: "I think the building will stay up.
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Stay up to date on what your local leaders are doing to reduce climate change and its possible effects on more harmful storms.
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Though I used to stay up all hours, after becoming a mom the thought of staying up past 9 pm made me weary.
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Now the young people stay up playing online video games or watching TV until 10 pm, and the community's elders call them lazy.
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Yes I go to dance classes weekly but I'm always being left with the burden of having to stay up late doing homework.
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Adolescents' bodies want to stay up late and sleep late, putting them out of sync with what their school schedules demand of them.
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You can reserve your own Root for $199 and join the mailing list to stay up to date on launch dates and news.
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The waiter at Aureole told me a friend who worked on the top floor was forced to stay up there until 5 a.m.
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I'm tempted always to stay up as late as possible so that I can feel myself as Andrew as much as I can.
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The comic was ultimately allowed to stay up, but the disagreement itself reportedly led to the creation of Kickstarter United a year later.
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The comic was ultimately allowed to stay up, but the disagreement itself reportedly led to the creation of Kickstarter United a year later.
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Last year NASA announced it would allow two private astronauts per year to stay up to 30 days each on the space station.
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The longer those little prints stay up on the wall, the greater the likelihood that we'll come to an agreement on the sequence.
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"He was a compulsive worker and assimilated information all the time, and that let him stay up to date for decades," Steele says.
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We also tend to stay up late, and fast food is available in large quantities at all hours of the day and night.
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Picture Prompts Do you prefer to stay up late after everyone else has gone to sleep, or wake up early with the sun?
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Because so many teens and college kids naturally stay up late and sleep in longer, people associate that pattern with immaturity and childishness.
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I'm all about the green tea, that means that you can stay up just as late and remember everything that everyone told you.
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SoundCloud needs to figure out how to settle the copyright payouts on this kind of content so it can stay up on the platform.
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The problem that a lot of the women have is that they can't stay up there long enough — they just don't have the strength.
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Just like our stories, we'll be releasing new episodes daily so you can stay up to date no matter whether you're listening or reading.
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Most of the tools above have apps so that you can stay up-to-date with your social media accounts while on the go.
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Who among us wouldn't give it all up for the chance to learn potions, play Quidditch, and stay up all night with Team Gryffindor?
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I'd stay up late at night watching fashion runway shows and looking at makeup editorials online, and I got really inspired by bright colors.
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Committee members also participate in work groups, which are active year-round in helping members stay up-to-date on vaccines and their safety.
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Dates and locations may periodically be updated in the coming weeks, so stay up-to-date by following Dunkin' Donuts on Twitter and Facebook.
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Now's the time to subscribe to our newsletters here and check out our news Stream here to stay up-to-date over the weekend.
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It's like we stay up all December revelling in the end of another year and completely forget to crawl into bed and just, sleep.
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Dylan shared a photo on Instagram last Saturday, though the ephemeral nature of his account means that the photo didn't stay up for long.
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They are literally the first and only pair of high-waisted workout pants that I have bought that TRULY stay up on your waist.
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Thank you Kayla for showing Payton how to chase her dreams, how to work hard and stay up late to study for a test.
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So many teens stay up past midnight and get up early, especially when their school starts, in some cases, well before 8:443 a.m.
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"At all of our past sleepovers, [Geyser] always wanted to stay up all night because she could never do that at home," Leutner said.
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I was probably going to stay up throughout the night just because, one, it's September 11, you know, and what was happening in Egypt.
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Augmented came later and you can stay up all night arguing with somebody about what the difference is, but- I like mixed reality, yeah.
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If the futures are up now and they stay up it's because there is an uncertainty factor that is now out of the market.
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That pages like these stay up after Zuckerberg told Congress hate groups are not allowed on Facebook is frustrating to Ahussain and Muslim Advocates.
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But if you stay up past midnight, Orion will climb higher and higher in the sky, and the meteors will be easier to spot.
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You can add Snapchat to the list of apps that will help you stay up to date on what's going on at the Olympics.
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Snapchat: Stay up-to-date on what's happening in your area through videos posted by users near you with Snapchat's new Snap Map feature.
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Tthe longer money market rates stay up and greater the extent of the increase, the more likely that stocks will stay under the cosh.
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It can even help track your sleep quality so you can cut back on how late you stay up watching Chef's Table on Netflix.
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Just keep reading your trusty horoscope, courtesy of the Astrotwins, to stay up to date on any planetary shifts (or, heaven forbid, any retrogrades).
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Also, stay up to date on what your local leaders are doing to reduce climate change and its possible effects on more harmful storms.
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When you could stay up until 4 AM talking to each other—without the aid of recreational drugs—and do it night after night?
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Then I'd go back out just before the sun was rising, and I'd take pictures of people who managed to stay up all night.
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I stay up to date on the latest trends by attending trade shows, reading industry publications and participating in specialized private social media groups.
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Peter tries to stay up later than me, but I drag him into bed because I don't want to miss out on any fun.
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The podcast is designed for anybody who likes to read and wants to stay up to date with what's happening in the book world.
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A 2014 study also showed that those who stay up late had less white matter in certain areas of the brain associated with depression.
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Sleep is vital for mental and physical health, and whether they stay up late or go to bed early, the more sleep the better.
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So I stay up to date on where Gabriel is, and express my opinions about him to the people who have him in custody.
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No matter that I had to hitch the trousers with a belt and suspenders to make them stay up; I still got my laughs.
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Of course, we want to stay up on the news, but mindlessly scrolling through our phones for hours isn't making us feel any better.
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This practice has helped me more recently, during the nights when I stay up worrying about the unprecedented scale and impact of COVID-19.
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"If they want to stay up until 3 in the morning, I'm happy to do it," he said on Fox News late Thursday afternoon.
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"If they want to stay up until 3 in the morning, I'm happy to do it," he said on Fox News late Thursday afternoon.
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I stay up to take a shower and create a Google Doc with all the things we discussed so we can easily track everything.
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The SB SOX Lite Compression Socks are the least expensive pair in our guide, yet they stay up and provide comfort for many wears.
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At a young age, she saw her father misuse prescription drugs, sleep until the early afternoon, ditch work and then stay up all night.
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It's like being at a sleepover and trying to stay up until midnight for the candlelit séance, the conjuring of a spirit: Speak, speak!
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The posts that did stay up on the support forums were met with similar answers from Google "product experts," who seem to be volunteers.
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Relax, enjoy the bracing Catskill Mountains air or a snooze in the hammock if you can figure out how to make it stay up.
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The billboard (Periferico Norte 69, Naucalpan) is slated to be on display until August 31, but may stay up longer, according to the artist.
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You know, think about it, when you watch a show from Netflix and you get addicted to it, you stay up late at night.
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If you rarely play video games, but want to stay up to date on the major titles, then the Shield could be a good choice.
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We don&apost know what going to happen at the press conference at 4 am out time, I&aposm going to stay up for it.
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Both companies have said that the extra volume of riders is expected to help counter the lowered revenue per passenger, so drivers' earnings stay up.
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If you prefer to get up at the crack of dawn, or stay up until the early hours, it's probably because you're wired that way.
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Local: National: Companies: Don't get scammed: Stay up to date on the latest info on social media with hashtag #Harvey and other ways to help.
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They were feared, they were loved, but they still would stay up late at night and eat too much ice cream while complaining about everything.
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I stay up a bit longer to read and take some of our more wrinkle-prone clothes out of the dryer once the cycle finishes.
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We were sleeping at the studio and I felt like most nights I would go to bed and everyone else would stay up late drinking.
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Use the hashtags #NoDAPL and #StandWithStandingRock to help spread information and stay up-to-date on the latest news to come out of Standing Rock.
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"You'd better be nice to us," my kids always say with a sly grin when they want to stay up late or get extra dessert.
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Mothers (and fathers) stay up at night worrying about the quality of care their children receive while they work to keep food on the table.
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"With Netflix, Hulu and devices like Apple TV you can easily stay up to date on shows without having to pay for cable," Hoyt wrote.
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We watch a couple episodes of a new show on Netflix and stay up until 11:30 since neither of us has to work tomorrow.
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Their guidelines help insurance companies determine which tests to pay for, too, which is a good reason to stay up-to-date on the latest.
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To stay up-to-date with the latest reveals on all things Google, Android, AI, VR and AR, follow along with Mashable's live blog here.
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He sets an alarm for 775, which I think is somewhat ambitious, and I decide I'm very glad I didn't stay up watching the game.
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In the case of Kink, Deen's videos stay up mainly because other performers still want to be associated with him, says Kink spokesman Michael Stabile.
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I'm not able to freely discuss popular articles with my friend who lives in California, or stay up-to-date on my college friends' lives.
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He will remain with Perrigo until the company chooses a replacement, and may stay up to 60 days after that to help with the transition.
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My feelings towards my channel may constantly be fluctuating, but right now, I can at least say that the channel's gonna stay up for good.
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He is not the cool dad who lets you stay up late, nor is he the stodgy dad who can't imagine why you'd want to.
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Parents can also use FreeTime to pause the device or configure a bedtime so kids don't stay up talking to Alexa, but honestly, LET 'EM.
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I just try to stay up with what they're trying to do and trying to focus on my approach and what I'm trying to hit.
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Stay up late on a Friday to see if Stanford, with its record-breaking running back Christian McCaffrey, can finally get over the hump. Oct.
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It took 55 nights to film the extraordinary episode, and the cast and crew would stay up all night to shoot its long, fiery scenes.
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US Army military intelligence soldiers were told they had to download a cellphone app in order stay up-to-date on training and weather forecasts.
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Though it was given a late-night slot which, admittedly, very few people bothered to stay up for, the Football League Show was simply sublime.
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But political junkies following along from the Eastern time zone will have to stay up late: Polls do not close in Arizona until 250 p.m.
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He'd stay up late chatting with friends in Hawaii, shooting the shit and trying to chase down mythical records he'd read about in The Source.
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There's no reason to stay up super late, but also because we had neighbours and we didn't want to make noise well into the night.
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My biggest problem is that I stay up too late because I am reading and then I am a little bit tired the next day.
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To remain competitive in the automotive industry, legacy automakers need to stay up-to-date on the latest self-driving and in-car experience technology.
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And then, two, the other piece is thinking more about, how do we create more ways for people to stay up to date in technology?
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After the yogurt is set for its 11-hour ferment cycle, I stay up too late catching up on The Handmaid's Tale and Working Moms.
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Bleary-eyed at the end of a long night of vote-counting in New Hampshire, we managed to stay up later to unpack the results.
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The Texas Navy has also used the location app Glympse and the popular user-populated Waze app to stay up to date on road conditions.
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If I was going to stay up and waste time online, I might as well do something that wasn't going to make me feel awful.
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CVS says outreach to patients and doctors can help patients stay up-to-date on their medications, and lead to lower costs and better health.
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Catch a bit of the Japan vs Scotland game in the world cup, but decide I'm too tired to stay up to see the end.
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This way, you can still stay up-to-date on everything without your computer getting bogged down running half-a-dozen websites in the background.
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Ordinarily, notifications are a handy way to stay up to date on your phone — messages, email, Facebook, and other news or alerts from various apps.
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Photos of women in sheer tops — the shape of their nipples exposed — often stay up, as do some with the nipples craftily covered or altered.
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Photos of women in sheer tops — the shape of their nipples exposed — often stay up, as do some with the nipples craftily covered or altered.
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But it's about making incremental changes that allow you to keep learning and stay up-to-date with your industry as it evolves, said Mahadevan.
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Using cellphones or tablets, employees can stay up to date on the latest trends and techniques in makeup and who the top beauty influencers are.
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The study also found that people in Miami, Nashville and New York are more likely to stay up in the wee hours thinking about work.
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On days I don't have school, I sleep or stay up late and watch shows or read into the night, from midnight until 2100 a.m.
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The 2017/18 campaign saw the three promoted sides from the previous season all stay up for only the third time in Premier League history.
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Chinese shoppers Reuters spoke to said they weren't likely to stay up to watch the show, but would check the next day who was targeted.
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TESS will also be pioneering a new type of Earth orbit, one that'll limit the amount of fuel it needs to stay up and running.
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We're all expected to conform to the early bird schedule; Real Simple and Women's Health aren't doling out tips on how to stay up later.
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Conference officials have said there will be a live stream, so for those in America looking to stay up late, it should be an interesting show.
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Unsurprisingly, Snapchat stories have become an unconventional (and immediate) way to stay up-to-date on fashion trends, industry happenings, major events and launches, and more.
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I'd be working at the bar until like 4 AM, and then I'd have school in the morning, so obviously we'd just stay up all night.
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Consider joining the mailing lists of your favorite local organizations to stay up-to-date with protests and essential information on the issues you care about.
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If you long, for instance, to watch The Late Show With Stephen Colbert but can never stay up late enough, this is the gadget for you.
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You can even connect it with up to seven different compatible AcuRite devices so that everyone in the house can stay up to date, weather-wise.
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A huge part of the problem is that I've been trying to stay up on all the political news I can in a particularly volatile environment.
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All of United's 12,000 pilots come through for initial training and return every nine months to stay up to date on flight procedures and safety protocols.
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JG: I'll start with this first one—do you ever stay up at night tossing and turning because you put me in the Azealia Banks video?
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She, her husband, and their other five children got out, but the five children who had asked to stay up late never emerged from the inferno.
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In the meantime: Stay up to date on health care news from organizations like the Kaiser Family Foundation to learn about how changes could impact you.
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You'll stay up on Apple's newest development, plus learn how to code with Swift133 and design with SwiftUI via nearly 50 hours of expert-led instruction.
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And those red-eyed fans, the fans that will stay up all night to get your next release, are the only relationships you need to cultivate.
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She would stay up late, scrolling through her Facebook feed, playing with South Korean camera app Snow and talking with friends on instant messaging service KakaoTalk.
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Later, a Kensington Palace official said the young prince was allowed to stay up fifteen minutes past his bedtime to greet the President and First Lady.
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I think most coaches nowadays realize that the analytics is valuable information, and to stay up with the times they need to be open to it.
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But they had a studio, the studio was going to stay up for weeks and toward the end of the night they were taking it down.
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You can sign up for a donor kit yourself on Gift of Life, and stay up-to-date on Adam's progress on the Hope4Adam Facebook page.
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That will stay up I think for three or four years while we whilst we recoup our investment and then it will start going down again.
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That's a lot, but if you have the budget and think you can stay up late enough, this sounds like a real-life fairy-tale wedding.
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I did stay up a bit later, to be honest with you, because I had my fire and I slept right next to the kitchen area.
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Twitter also promised that it will be implementing "an ongoing refresher program" to help its employees understand and stay up to date on how harassment spreads.
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I can use other cheeses—like Gruyere, aged Gouda, Parmesans, Asiago and aged provolones—but they have to be firm because they need to stay up.
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But as I watched North Carolina and Virginia slip, I made myself stay up because I never wanted to forget how I felt in that moment.
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Instead of forcing myself to stay up late—which makes me anxious—or lying in bed until he wakes up, we respect each other's sleeping schedules.
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I would stay up all night on ecstasy and then turn up to work without having slept to try and stop drugs coming into the country.
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"Hackathons", where companies invite prospective and current employees to stay up all night, eat pizza and code, are de rigueur as a means to recruit engineers.
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It wants to stay up-to-date on all the latest tips and trends—do you think the spooks have tried those crazy looking sheet masks?
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The lawmaker said, however, there's some concern about requiring staff to stay up through the night after late deliberations in the Senate on Thursday and Friday.
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I said to him the other day, 'George, if you really want to end tyranny in the world, you're going to have to stay up later.
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However, De Decker said Low-Tech Magazine was designed to use such little energy that it might be able to stay up even if it's cloudy.
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They greet each other with affection and excitement and stay up late chatting in the hotel lobby trading company lore and anecdotes from their personal lives.
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This was the first time, he joked, that his children had been disappointed that they were not allowed to stay up late to join the party.
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"They would go to their day jobs, and then at night they would go to his apartment and stay up all night with him sewing," Mrs.
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I use Instagram to stay up-to-date on news, activists and artists I follow, and also to find new talent to hire for our agency.
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We did a lot of good things: tracking back, we were able to stay up — all those things we kind of got away from at home.
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Make sure to stay up to date with the Women Rule community in 2020 by signing up for the newsletter and tuning in to the podcast.
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That way, you stay up to date on your new skills and experiences, so if you want to make a change, it's ready to roll out.
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I have been trying to stay up to date on the news and have found podcasts to be informative and easy to fit into my schedule.
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Just fifty-three percent of Democrats said Confederate monuments should be taken down after the violence, while 87 percent of Republicans said they should stay up.
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"Prices are going to go up, they are going to stay up, and any downturn in the market will be harder to recover from," Helfenbein said.
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Two decades ago, I used to stay up all night, but, considering I'm in my late 60s, I still think of myself as a night owl.
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We have to go and find out what it is really called and just grab the soil ....... And have my kids stay up in the studio.
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If you're game to stay up that late, check out the live stream of the launch below (or check back during daylight hours for a replay).
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"He would sometimes stay up for five days at a time without sleep, food or even water, going nonstop back and forth to the studio," recalls Friend.
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And don't tell me Barack Obama is a night owl, either – he may stay up beyond midnight, but this is followed by a 210am wake-up call.
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That's my time and I chose to be there, and I came under my own steam, and I chose to stay up late, and trekked through mud.
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Women who said they preferred to get out of bed early were found to have a lower risk of breast cancer than those who stay up late.
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"It was a big topic in my first year in Norway (with Stabaek), where the goal was to stay up after promotion," Bradley told a news conference.
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The children (five out of 10 siblings) asked their parents if they might stay up and play with their new toys, rather than go directly to bed.
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Democratic senators promised to stay up all night debating DeVos early into Tuesday morning and also took to Twitter to urge residents to light up Senate phonelines.
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We had to stay up all night with our full mountain gear on ... digging the tent out of hundreds of pounds of snow for a few hours.
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We thought it'd feel fun, maybe it feels fun for now because we can eat candy all day and stay up late, and not follow the rules.
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It's a clear effort to return Facebook to what it used to be, a place for friends to stay up to date with each other and communicate.
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The care delivery platform helps care workers collaborate and stay up to date on patients, with real-time hospital admission alerts to tools for tracking treatment progress.
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"I was running around with militants, trying to be badder than I was, trying to stay up later than I should," she said in the 2005 interview.
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A lot of TV nowadays is serialized so it's incomprehensible or too cliffhanger-y to watch a single episode, but sometimes you can't stay up to binge.
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Taylor never told Wiley what her mother suffered from, but she told Wiley that Christy would stay up all night, get overwhelmed very easily and act out.
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This is great if you want to stay up to date with close friends and family, but aren't keen having random internet users wandering across your profile.
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Subscribe to our newsletters here and check out our news Stream here to stay up to date on the news in politics, tech, business and health care.
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The older set of APIs will now stay up until August 16, three months longer, to allow for developers to migrate or come up with alternative solutions.
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That might work if it's short enough, and on the weekends when you stay up later, but people who typically go to bed around, say, 11 p.m.
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"We built neighborly as a way to connect you with your neighborhood, ask questions, share expertise and stay up to date in a safe way," he added.
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Check out some of her work below: Learn more about Grace Lang on her website, here, and stay up to date on her new works on Instagram.
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We'd stay up until sunrise burning CDs one at a time, and in another sign of things to come for ItsTheReal, gave the material out for free.
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Wary of looters, Dr. Macleay and others at the resort decided to stay up through the night on patrol with a machete on hand, just in case.
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On one hand, it's a brilliant discovery tool for writers—allowing them direct access to editors, artists, and publications, and the ability to stay up on conversations.
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Some buy the newest smartphones, laptops, and gadgetry every year, while others are looking for more eco-friendly and money-conscious ways to stay up-to-date.
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Keep reading for everything you need to know about Target Deal Days, and stay up to date on the best Prime Day 2019 deals happening on Amazon.
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Make sure you stay up to date on the latest deals beyond just travel by checking out this page with all of our Prime Day 2019 coverage.
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We thought it'd feel fun — maybe it feels fun for now because we can eat candy all day and stay up late and not follow the rules.
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People attending Burning Man (called "Burners") who wake up early enough — or just stay up all night — are treated to incredible sunrises with vibrant pinks and oranges.
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"If you can stay up late enough, then you can catch a glimpse of it," said Jackie Faherty, an astronomer from the American Museum of Natural History.
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Those odd, but delicious concoctions that Mom or Dad probably wouldn't even let you create for fear that you'd stay up all night riding a sugar high.
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Most students have told themselves that little lie, struggling to stay up past midnight, because every test and project seems to be due on the same day.
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Stay up!" he says, and "Out, out, out!" and "In the middle!" and "Be smart with your hands!" and, my personal favorite, "Save your time and space!
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BOB COLACELLO We were doing cocaine not to be self-destructive but to stay up later and dance some more and hopefully meet someone to take home.
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"I think that was as big a T.V. as you could get back then," said Rick, who at 19693 was allowed to stay up the whole time.
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And he's been using Twitter, Instagram and TikTok to stay up to date with medical colleagues around the globe, sharing both funny videos and substantive scientific data.
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To stay up to date on Puerto Rico's progress, I recommend following The Tampa Bay Times, The Orlando Sentinel and Patricia Mazzei, The Times's Miami bureau chief.
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This allows each to have a clearly defined space and also allows the older child to stay up a bit later reading with a clip-on lamp.
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But perhaps all that really matters — and why senators are preparing to stay up late on Thursday night — is a few sentences buried deep into the document.
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And again, this is more of an experiment around, how do we help people stay up to date and in a fun, interesting way that's community driven?
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In France during the summer, the sun doesn't set until around 10pm, so my mother and I stay up extra late just to look out the window.
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The Ruggeris will be at home watching the big game on February 2 -- a Sunday -- and Frankie insists that he will stay up to catch the action.
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Any of these could provide the kind of "Portillo moment" that will be remembered for years to come by those who stay up to watch the results.
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This is one reason why it&aposs so important to stay up to date on beneficiaries, particularly after big life changes, such as marriage, divorce, or death.
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"This has become the market's way to stay up to speed on a general rate hike outlook," said Matthew Graham, chief operating officer at Mortgage News Daily.
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She would get home around 5, sometimes get dinner on the table around 7 or 8 and stay up past midnight, preparing for classes the next day.
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Forced to stay up all night and sleep during the day, they were given only a tiny amount of food on a strict schedule, Mr. Hestrin said.
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Music festivals of a certain kind—where you see a ton of artists or you stay up late and get turnt—apparently are supposed to be corporatized.
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According to News 6, the sign will stay up until he finds a date, but Waters hopes to find one at least a week before the big night.
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I've been trying to stay up on it, but I don't know what's the real story, so I've been trying not to make any judgments on either side.
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Art will bring tears to your eyes, you want to stay up until the crack of down with your friends partying, and you're feeling especially mushy in love.
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You can stay up-to-date on health care laws, "bathroom bills," and other local and state policies by joining the National Center for Transgender Equality's mailing list.
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Additionally, Uber announced some changes to its driver screening processes, including plans to do additional criminal and motor vehicle checks and stay up to date on new offenses.
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But with acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan's Thursday departure date rapidly approaching, officials said McAleenan could stay up to a week longer to ensure a smooth transition.
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Yang says that many of the Chinese researchers who will miss the event have chosen to stay up all night in order to present via video call instead.
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Eventually, the company wants the Stratollite to stay up into the stratosphere for months to a year at a time, providing communication services or scanning the Earth's surface.
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That works out great because I can stay up really late and do music all the time but it's also really quiet usually when I'm not doing that.
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And those fans have to be so dedicated, so in love with your idea, that they stay up all night clicking away, chatting, and talking about you product.
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Further investigation from the Android community revealed that it may stay up at 90Hz at lower brightness levels if the ambient lighting in the room is bright enough.
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To stay up and write my articles coherently, I'd often pull the hair on my arms until the pain was severe enough it jolted my brain to attention.
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But some universities pack freshers off to grim camps in the countryside, where they have to stay up all night on sentry duty and endure embarrassing communal showers.
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So, it's no wonder nearly two-thirds of Gen Xers stay up at night, worrying they won't have enough money in their retirement funds for their Golden Years.
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Esper can continue to "receive" information while he goes through the confirmation process and will stay up to date on policy and some operational matters, according to Chewning.
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Starner says the clinic hasn't received much feedback or criticism yet about the billboards and kiosk ads, which she expects to stay up for the next six months.
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This is not a bad rule on its own, as its core intent is to ensure practicing healthcare professionals stay up to date on medical developments and techniques.
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Obama had a birthday lunch with the British monarch, and met young Prince George, who was allowed to stay up 15 minutes past his bedtime for the occasion.
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"As a kid, my parents let me stay up late to watch Captain Janeway lead her crew home through desperate straits, while lost in the galaxy," she tweeted.
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I came out here [to LA] on a whim because somebody listened to my music and gave me a chance to stay up here and figure it out.
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"High-speed Internet makes it very enticing to stay up later to play video games, surf the web and spend time online on social medias," the researchers concluded.
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"I'm nervous, and I'm worried, and I stay up at night," she said in a recent interview at New York City Ballet, where she was rehearsing her latest.
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Senators are preparing to stay up all night to vote on a budget blueprint, more than two weeks into the fiscal year they're supposed to be budgeting for.
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Her mother never put her to bed until after midnight, when Hugh got back from work—she wanted her company—and, even then, often let her stay up.
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I stay up doing a paint by numbers picture of a tree but I think I screwed up because the root system is black and that seems wrong?
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If a post was allowed to stay up in error — a piece of viral misinformation about a health crisis, for example — the board will initially have no jurisdiction.
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He remembers the first thing he ever hacked was bedtime, changing all the clocks in the house so that he could stay up later on his sixth birthday.
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Do you research, watch the news, stay up on current events and vow to maintain a positive conversation if you change your mind and choose to join in.
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Compared with 6 percent of adults who are older than them, about three times as many millennials (17 percent) say they stay up thinking about their educational costs.
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Stick with CinemaBlend for more on the world of Star Wars in the meantime, and to stay up to date on the latest happenings in movies and television.
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I work with many owners and CEOs of startups and mom-and-pop shops who stay up at night wondering if their business is going to keep running.
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Despite working full-time as a dental technician, she would often stay up late with Mixon, tweeting and sending emails in an effort to increase the group's profile.
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Of course, the stock move is typical investor arbitrage, but if Twitter's shares stay up, it's a clear signal investors would rather see it in someone else's hands.
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Technology is evolving faster than ever before, and it can be hard—not to mention expensive—to stay up to date with all the new software being released.
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Of course, a 6% chance that within the next million years a Tesla might fall from the sky is not what you should stay up at night worrying about.
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At the time, Neil Potts, Facebook's director of public policy, said that if someone posted a manipulated video of Zuckerberg like the one of Pelosi, it would stay up.
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" Some other cool, groundbreaking features include private tabs, and the ability to "[stay] up to date with news, cricket, and entertainment from top sources right on the home page.
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I would stay up until all hours and then, running on anxiety, adrenaline, and caffeine, was able to wake up for work every day and do it all again.
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Aston Villa will need to win at least half of its remaining 13 league games to stay up, and it has won only two of 22 games so far.
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This high-altitude vehicle is designed to eventually stay up into the stratosphere for months to a year at a time, providing communication services or scanning the Earth's surface.
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Ms. Sirota and Mr. Lemkin would stay up until the wee hours discussing the state and future of classical music, during their year and a half of intermittent travel.
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IBM branded content head manager Jacelyn Swenson says the Outthink Hidden app will stay up indefinitely, but the invisible statues will disappear for good at the end of March.
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I'm unusual in the capacity that I'm a both morning person and a night person; I like to stay up late and I actually like to wake up early.
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Then I turn on a few movies and stay up a little later — I know it'll be hard for me to sleep tonight since I slept in so late.
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On Friday and Saturday, I'd stay up extra late to watch BET Uncut or reread my beloved Teen People magazines — fifth grade was hard, and I deserved it, okay?
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You Can Check Out the Latest – and Hottest – Scoop The "Trending Now" tab allows you to stay up-to=date on the most attention-grabbing news at any moment.
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Let's say I travel to Australia and I need to stay up longer than I would normally, should I stare at my computer screen as hard as I can?
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Thus, Funnel was created to replace a spreadsheet with software that connects to ad and analytics platforms to automatically stay up to date and allow for more detailed analysis.
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This piece definitely evoked strong reactions, because whenever I would write it, it would only stay up for a few minutes before being erased in a subsequent elevator ride.
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Children were suddenly descending to book stores en masse, libraries had waiting lists for Potter books and kids begged to stay up late to finish just one more chapter.
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For example, if you are the senior engineer and the junior guy can't handle troubleshooting or a failure on their own, you need to stay up to fix things.
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Chip Kelly is Back Too: At this point, it must seem like I'm desperately trying to convince readers to stay up until 2:00 AM to watch college football.
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Also, make sure to stay up to date on the latest deals bychecking out this page, which is where you can find all of our Prime Day 1493 coverage.
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Neil Potts, Facebook's director of public policy, said at the time that if a manipulated video of Zuckerberg like the one of Pelosi was posted it would stay up.
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I felt wired — as if I could stay up all night — but had a plane to catch in the morning so I decided to get a few hours' rest.
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Strategic bombers can be sent aloft on warning of an apparent incoming attack, which may or may not be a false alarm, and stay up until the situation clarifies.
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In fact, if you or I wanted to take a lap around Talladega in a street car, we'd constantly be turning right to just stay up on the wall.
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"I'll stay up until like 2 o'clock at night, reading briefings and doing work," he once told Kelly Ripa and Michael Strahan during an appearance on their talk show.
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Even the safest incumbents will make sure their websites and local news outlets stay up-to-date with their legislative activities, and the tightest challenges will get national attention.
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To write was to drink, to smoke, to stay up all night, to burn through money, to eat what you please, and to never do any kind of stretch.
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Through a local church she met other Chinese tiger mums, most of whom entered with a tourist visa that allows them to stay up to six months each time.
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Keep an eye on social media and official communications from your airline, hotel, cruise or wherever you booked to stay up-to-date with any changes to refund policies.
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She wanted to stay up and wait for her new mother, who had again been delayed by paperwork in Kiev, but her caretakers forced her to go to bed.
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"Sometimes I see 'power people' stay 'up and down' in selfies, and she's saying, 'We're equals' with her body language rather than trying to maintain her power," Wood said.
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They look out for coronavirus news in the United States and abroad and run ideas by reporters in Hong Kong who might stay up late to offer their insight.
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I stay up and we chat about my new job, his upcoming international travel, house-related business, and D. I have a bite of curry, and it is amazing.
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Lately, it seemed my husband always got to be the fun one, letting them stay up late to watch a game, trading sports trivia and speaking in baseball vernacular.
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Tech Tip Q. Is there a way to get the whole list of friends' birthdays from Facebook on my Mac's calendar program and have it stay up-to-date?
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For people who want to check in on their gaming achievements in Steam or stay up to date with the latest sales, this Apple Watch app has you covered.
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These patterns are similar to other events like winter storms, situations in which people might stay up later because they don't have to go to work the next day.
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Be sure to check out Seemingly Pointless' website to stay up to date on the game, since the Cox brothers hinted at a larger-scale spiritual successor down the road.
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Plus, the reason many so many troops can stay up all night drinking and not feel the pain come time for morning PT is that their bodies are constantly working.
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We're taking a headcount — who's ready to stay up way too late on "school" nights, suffer through two weeks of toe-pinching heels and drink a little too much champagne?
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We stay up late watching the Game Show Network because of the dual novelty of a cable subscription and an in-bedroom TV, and because I'm worried about insomnia again.
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I remember thinking if they were lost in a field, I would stay up all day and all night, walking a grid pattern every moment until I found those boys.
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Why couldn't he sleep at the refurbished hotel downtown, stay up late and order a drink at the new coffee house, stare out at a town that's going places again?
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An Apple Watch is the ultimate tech accessory — it will help your grad monitor their health, track their activity, stay up-to-date with notifications, and of course tell time.
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"So, week after week, I tried to stay up, and it wasn't until I was 8 years old that I made it all the way to the end," Damon said.
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I would stay up really late and watch all MTV party zone playlists and pretend I was DJing, picking up mannerisms by watching a UK TV show call Ibiza Uncovered.
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The playwrights stay up all night writing, and the actors and directors return the following morning, rehearse, run tech, and then, finally, perform six short plays to a packed audience.
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Stay up late and smoke enough weed and you might smack head first into #weird Soundcloud, a place where erratic and Ritalin-deprived remixes of the Seinfeld theme reign supreme.
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Stay up to date with CNBC's live coverage of what's been deemed by forecasters to be a "potentially historic" blizzard: CNBC app users can click here for live blog coverage.
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They've had to stay up late, night after night, because Stalin wanted them to watch cowboy movies with no subtitles (a scene I was surprised to discover is historically accurate).
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She'd recently left Amir, and on nights when she couldn't sleep in the new apartment, with its unfamiliar smells and noises from the street, she would stay up watching movies.
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What's going on about earnings momentum, is that earnings momentum that we had in the first half of the year going to stay up or is it going to flatten?
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He's been known to stay up well past midnight; a 2016 New York Times article reported that he would send out emails late into the night, often past 1 a.m.
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During Ramadan many Muslims stay up until the early hours, going out to spend time with their families, shop and eat before dawn breaks and the next day's fast begins.
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And now, since I know you want it, here's "Barbra Streisand" by Duck Sauce: Stay up to date with the Tribeca Film Festival by following them on Twitter and Instagram.
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And also like flying to Dublin, Ireland, to record Marianne Faithfull for a couple songs we'd already begun, and then stay up until dawn playing piano and reed organ overdubs.
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It affects his sleep a lot because he will stay up to see me when I get off, or fall asleep on the couch, so he's not getting great sleep.
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Recommendations to prepare: FEMA Deputy Administrator Daniel Kaniewski urged those who could be affected by the hurricane season to download the FEMA app to stay up-to-date on alerts.
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The background: The comments process around the more recent net neutrality debate, in 2017, was marked by the system's failure to stay up at a key moment of the debate.
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It was just us in this house, so we were able to stay up all night at this studio, not have any restrictions and make it ourselves, which was interesting.
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Another study found that forcing people to stay up late just a few nights in a row resulted in quick weight gain and reduced insulin sensitivity, changes linked to diabetes.
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The shower might not be quite as spectacular as the late-summer Perseid, but it will be worthwhile to stay up late tonight or tomorrow and gaze toward the sky.
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Like the title, it promises a steamy, angsty romance awash in burning rubber, glamorous crimes and designer zippers that won't stay up — ingredients that virtually arrange themselves into pulp heaven.
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Grimes and Zunon capture the time-for-bed dance with verve, imagination and empathy in this tale of a not-sleepy child and her creative appeals to stay up longer.
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Aboard his gold-plated jumbo jet, the Republican nominee does not like to rest or be alone with his thoughts, insisting that aides stay up and keep talking to him.
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The natural, non-irritating wax can be applied directly to the nosepads of your glasses to help them stay up and now has thousands of mostly favorable reviews on Amazon.
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She finally gets to my place at 9 and we stay up until midnight catching up and eating some bomb-ass homemade pizza and a cake from my favorite bakery.
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I also made a promise to myself to attend a retirement fund management workshop, online or in person, twice a year to stay up to date on managing this money.
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"Back then, to watch baseball, I had to stay up until midnight and adjust the antenna to get a signal from Lebanon," said Lipetz, who grew up in Tel Aviv.
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So throw caution to the wind, go to bed early or stay up late, have a candle-lit vigil like the pagans of old, or the Great Hall at Hogwarts.
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Fifty-seven percent of likely voters said that Confederate monuments should stay up in the wake of the violence at a white supremacist rally Charlottesville, a stance that Northam opposes.
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Self-made billionaires take time to study the trends, concepts, and financial news each day to become an expert in their field and stay up to date on what's current.
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It was always like: "Okay, kids, when the thing starts you go into your rooms and watch TV, eat candy, don't stay up late…" But I was always out there.
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Each month, instructor Mohamed Atef creates a new video, so you'll stay up to date on how to bolster your network's security and prevent malicious hackers from breaking into it.
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Instead, they're the type to stay up until the early hours of the morning talking about how to get the most out of the world in the time they have left.
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It will be very exciting, and you can stop reading this and go look up what time you'll have to stay up until (or what time you'll have to wake up).
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In any case, Dorsey did have a second explanation for why Trump's tweets need to stay up that stands up to a little more scrutiny—that his tweets are inherently newsworthy.
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For long-distance travelers, the ability for an e-bike to stay up and running for a significant number of miles is the number one factor when making such an investment.
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The playlist updates its news and songs throughout the day, so you can tune in for both your drive to work and your drive home, and still stay up to date.
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The pro-Trump media is going to rail against perceived bias and censorship and call for justice against Big Tech whether Jones and Infowars stay up on the platform or not.
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Over the past week or so, it has felt like the entire public conversation around tech has turned a now familiar question: what should stay up, and what should come down?
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It's all about your natural circadian rhythms—some people (known as larks or "morning people") tend to sleep and wake earlier, while others would rather stay up late and sleep late.
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The Today host spoke about the photo during a segment on Tuesday's show, telling fellow host Kathie Lee Gifford that her daughter will "stay up there" for long periods of time.
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I'm tempted to just go straight to bed, but I think that would be rude, so I stay up reading on the couch for about an hour before I tuck in.
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"In my 20s and 30s, I used to never be able to fall asleep and would just stay up all night long," the star of the upcoming comedy Bad Moms says.
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"If the stock is going to stay up here, we'll need to hear a story of accelerating orders and estimate beating numbers on both the top and bottom line," Cramer said.
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"If the stock is going to stay up here we'll need to hear a story of accelerating orders and estimate beating numbers on both the top and bottom line," Cramer said.
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Donate to Hurricane Maria relief above, and also stay up to date on what your local leaders are doing to reduce climate change and its possible effects on more harmful storms.
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Harman has invested 500 pounds ($690) in projects in Uganda and Kenya and could make 5 percent interest annually for two years if repayments on the kits stay up to date.
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I joined Facebook not to stay up-to-date with friends and family, but to find people who share a similar rare disease experience and may offer clues to my health.
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Kusshi caught my attention while doing my weekly rounds through recently-funded indieGogo products (an obsessive thing I like to do to stay up-to-date on the latest product inventions).
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He's going to want to let him know, 'Hey kid, this is the NFL, and you're going to have to step your game up if you want to stay up here.
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Check out the video trailer below: Check out the SEGA Forever collection on iOS and Android, and stay up to date with any new SEGA Forever news on Facebook and Twitter.
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She begged her parents to allow her to stay up to watch the telecast of the swimming at the Mexico City Games, where the women's 2800 freestyle made its Olympic debut.
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The company is curating the overall topics manually, but Twitter will be relying on machine learning to intelligently populate the topics themselves so that the tweets can stay up to date.
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Maybe scheduling each day's final match at midnight, as NBC had requested on behalf of its American audience, overestimated Brazilians' will to stay up for all 221 hours of beach volleyball.
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You know it's not going to undo the crappy evening, you just need it — and you don't stay up all night beating yourself up over the $4 bottle of nail polish.
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On clear nights they'd stay up from well before dusk until after dawn, when they'd pack hard drives filled with billions of numbers representing noise and cosmic signal into foam crates.
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In my boyfriend's basement, we'd do blow, we'd go out, just stroll around the neighborhood high or go over to a buddy's house, smoke a couple rocks, stay up all night.
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That's around the same time Yu heads out from his place, but he doesn't get any sleep beforehand — he prefers to stay up and work out until it's time to leave.
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The administrator of the Politics WatchDog page where a version of the video can be found told the Guardian that it's a "free country" and that the video will stay up.
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Florida Georgia Line and Nelly would have wanted me to stay up and smoke a little, drink a little, spend some time with the boys, hang with guys like Dan Wham.
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I often stay up late on weekends, catching up on TV or seeing friends, then decadently allow myself to slumber for hours past my regular wake-up time the next morning.
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"There's also stunning beaches for those looking to take some time to relax, as well as an upbeat nightlife scene for those who want to stay up until the wee hours."
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I get up early, I stay up late, I do what I need to do to get my workouts done, but also have a career and take care of my family.
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At age 7, she read "Beowulf" in her bathroom "because it was the only way the babysitter would let me stay up," Ms. Reed told The Los Angeles Review of Books.
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Terry Wei, a spokeswoman for Waze, said the app benefited from a community of local volunteer editors who ensure that the maps stay up-to-date and reflect the local law.
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My friend took a few Rohypnols too, because apparently if you stay up long enough then you get a massive high, like with Quaaludes in Wolf of Wall Street (he didn't).
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There's more ... Lovie also gave advice to Mike McCarthy on how to stay up after being fired -- and told us how he addresses the Kareem Hunt incident with his college players.
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It's the annual Week 1 Monday night doubleheader, in which ESPN discourages East Coasters foolish enough to stay up for the late game by subjecting them to Chris Berman in the booth.
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It sounds like alcopops and taxis and cheeky cigarettes and chicken wraps and that moment when the sun starts to rise and you and your mates decide to stay up all day.
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I take some soup out of the freezer for lunch tomorrow, watch Hulu and YouTube for a while, and stay up a little too late making vegan breakfast cookies for the week.
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All week, we've been talking here about a central debate in our reckoning over big tech platforms and their power: what should stay up on the internet, and what should come down.
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In the long run, it could be extended to other areas of knowledge: for example, it could help educators stay up to date on developmental science to better understand how children learn.
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The #askjackatted screen was planned to be up for a portion of the session for Chris and me to pull questions from, and was not intended to stay up the entire interview.
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I had a mate whole became my rave partner and we'd had the odd drink from time to time, but we found that we couldn't stay up that long if we had.
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Mercedes-Benz went to great lengths to shut down part of Las Vegas' main thoroughfare, and employed people to stay up through the night to give rides in an oversized RC car.
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Apple Watch An Apple Watch is the ultimate tech accessory — it will help your grad monitor their health, track their activity, stay up-to-date with notifications, and of course tell time.
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In another, a friend of Aoki tells us how he can't stand to be alone, preferring somebody to stay up shooting the breeze with him in hotel rooms, until he falls asleep.
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That way when you land, you can simply eat dinner and head to bed within a few hours of landing, instead of forcing yourself to stay up all day with no sleep.
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It didn't even have a bathroom at the time, but she'd stay up all night spinning tracks, making music, peeing outside, and then getting up the next day to go to school.
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"YOU PLAY TO WIN THE GAME": If you need another excuse to stay up late, but prefer compelling dramedies as your go-to TV entertainment, switch the dial to Arizona State football.
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Bloomberg reports Facebook is offering the labels hundreds of millions of dollars for a deal that would let infringing videos stay up, rather than be removed to the great annoyance of users.
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After Norah kisses him to prove that they're together, the two stay up all night chasing down a lost drunk friend and telling their former lovers to, more or less, fuck off.
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There are now tools that can spread traffic loads among thousands of servers and other improvements, so we have come to expect that our favorite sites will stay up all the time.
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Prior to promotion in 2013, the club had spent only four seasons in the top flight during the Premier League era, and had never managed to stay up for two consecutive seasons.
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Specifically on the monitoring side, Epic is launching a new Impact app for smartphones and the web that should allow donors to stay up-to-date with the organizations they've contributed to.
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"While we will be partnering with Facebook to integrate our technology, the app will stay up and running so you'll continue to record fun selfies and keep using the product," Masquerade wrote.
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HandUp's online fundraising tools will stay up and operational, and through SOS, Broome said the service will be able to provide the same level of support that it's always been able to.
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You didn't have Taylor's songs or the direct feed of the internet to stay up to date on her, yet you were still so passionate about her throughout your experience in jail.
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When he wanted to stay up late with his father and his uncles, they said the only people staying up late were people playing instruments — so he learned to play the guitar.
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And if his fans feel like downloading a strictly Renner app to stay up-to-date on his every move (which some of them clearly do) then that shouldn't really concern you.
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Most Americans will likely be asleep during the bulk of the summit, but given what a huge event this is, at least some people will probably stay up to watch the spectacle.
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You can also use Charity Navigator to stay up-to-date as more trusted organizations offer their support, and get advisories and new information about Hurricane Dorian from the National Hurricane Center.
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But it also presents a headache for anyone wanting to stay up to date with the literature, or hoping to mine it for insight about the virus, its behavior, or possible treatments.
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It was the arrival of gaslights and, later, electricity that allowed privileged city dwellers to stay up late, pushing back the dinner hour and making supper a more impromptu, round-midnight affair.
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Then the participants would receive the professional pictures to use as their social media profile photos — because profile pictures stay up a lot longer, giving Ted Baker more return on their investment.
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I stay up texting my little sister M. (who did not come on the trip) about the show as I can't believe the ending and I do not sleep until 3 a.m.
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Hawthorne Smith doesn't just read the international section of the newspaper to stay up to date on global affairs: He does it in anticipation of who might walk into his office next.
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Like most expat Palestinians from Gaza, I lead a double life of teaching and working in the US while trying to stay up to date with news in Gaza on social media.
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I chat with L. for awhile, who has tried to stay up to wait for me, although I suspect he was actually passed out on the couch until I opened the front door.
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It's inevitable that one day your boss is going to come out and shave a few years off their lives in order to stay up too late and hang out with their staff.
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"I'm waiting for tomorrow because you know that there are going to be like people who stay up and watch it all night," said Emma Myles, who plays Leanne Taylor on the show.
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The good news is that we can help you stay up to date with all the latest trends, so you can at least pretend like you know what's going on with the world.
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The verdict: YouTube says Crowder did not violate any of its policies and that Crowder's YouTube channel will stay up, despite his repeated homophobic slurs directed at Maza in videos posted to YouTube.
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The Great AloneBy Kristin HannahOut February 6Kristin Hannah's gripping WWII novel, The Nightingale, taught us the lesson that when it comes to her novels, we should prepare to stay up all night reading.
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You made sure we knew we could call you anytime about anything (& you still do!) and would stay up super late lending a listening ear to anything that might be on our hearts.
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Let's stay up late and smoke a J. I wanna go back to the old way, But I'm drunk and still with a full ashtray, with a little bit too much to say.
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"Going from one business meeting, to the next studio set, and as a new mama, it's more difficult than ever to stay up to date on the day's headlines," the media mogul said.
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That being said, there's still a lot of work on our side, helping to get those contributions over the finish line, making sure performance and quality stay up, establish a consistent user interface.
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Mander says it's been widely shown that there's a shift when you hit adolescence: The circadian clock becomes a bit more delayed, so teens want to stay up later and get up later.
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Allardyce admitted he would like to secure the French centre-back, who joined the club in January, on a permanent deal if Palace stay up, although the price is likely to be high.
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Plus, it kind of feels like you're at a slumber party all the time, except since you're not eight anymore, you can stay up as late as you want without having to whisper.
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He told VICE the sign will stay up until Halloween is over—despite the fact that someone allegedly threatened to toss a Molotov cocktail through his window if he doesn't take it down.
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Mr. Soldevere said that according to city law, scaffolding must stay up until a building's facade was deemed safe for pedestrians passing by and any construction that would affect public safety was completed.
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Or stay up late at Handslag, a sprawling new hangout in a revived Youngs Gate complex where a hidden back bar features rotating guest taps from top Norwegian breweries such as 7 Fjell.
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Standouts include the Second Skin Lounge Pant, made of super soft non-pilling micro-modal, Stay-Up Dress Sock, the Second Skin Crew-Neck Stay-Tucked Undershirt, and the Air Stay-Tucked Camisole.
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I based my guess on solving the first two theme entries, and assumed that we were getting a message about not being able to stay up until midnight to welcome the new year.
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We'd sometimes stay up past midnight, lying on our stomachs with feet in the air, huddled over a dry-erase board and a bowl of popcorn, practicing phonics or learning about sea creatures.
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No team has quite been detached — yet — at the foot of the table, either; the points total required to stay up is likely to be higher than it has been in recent years.
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To say that if you think Lee statue should stay up, there's no distinction between what you believe and what a white nationalist believes, and it felt like he was agreeing with them.
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I would come home from work and I would put it on, and I would stay up until 2 in the morning watching it, and get up in the morning and watch it.
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If you stay up to date on your industry and keep track of what skills are in demand, you'll have a better chance of thriving in your job 10 years down the road.
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"You needed to stay up late for Nick at Night, the house would be dark, and that opening title sequence with the music," he grabbed his chest as if reliving it right then.
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Taiwan's attendance will not only enable it to stay up-to-date with international safety regulations but also assist the Assembly in ensuring the safe, secure and sustainable development of international civil aviation.
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We watched our little mountain society go to bed at night — or in the case of some, stay up and party — and we saw it come to life again early in the morning.
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A later start time would personally make me stay up at night longer because the later the school day ends the less time you have after school for extra curricular activities and homework.
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It will be the only total lunar eclipse of the year, and that in itself should be reason enough to stay up late and marvel as the moon gets swallowed by Earth's shadow.
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This is great for fans who happen to subscribe to cable, with the biggest inconvenience being remembering to set your DVR for when you don't want to stay up until the wee hours.
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Instead, he recommended keeping your "ear to the ground" and regularly interviewing — even if you are not planning to move jobs imminently — to stay up-to-date with your industry and the salaries available.
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Even if they aren't the type to get fucked up on a Friday night, Pisces tend to stay up late into the night—which could mean partaking in some transcendental meditation together until sunrise.
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"I think prices seem high and I'm totally lost as to the rules (about discounts)," said Gao Wantong, 21, a student in Beijing, though he said he still plans to stay up until midnight.
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"I guess I was surprised to learn that they would let information that's erroneous now, even if it was debatable at the time, stay up for 25 years without making a correction to it."
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After 30 minutes of the tracking screen telling me that someone was "making" the pizza, I decided that I couldn't stay up until 3 AM., so I cancelled the order and went to sleep.
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The board is connected to Zuckerberg's big ideas — this is the body that could someday make a binding, independent evaluation of whether a video like the Pelosi fake could stay up on the site.
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And if you are worried about cellulite, try a corset and thigh high stay-up stockings with your knickers; the shape from corsets creates that wonderful Marilyn Monroe body with great lift for breasts.
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While the company says that nine in 10 messages in India are sent peer to peer, it has developed into much more than a way to stay up to date with friends and family.
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Soon, this reply came from /u/Poem_for_your_sprog: My name is Cow, and wen its nite, or wen the moon is shiyning brite, and all the men haf gon to bed - i stay up late.
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It was the show whose very name was a dare — a trial of courage, testing your mettle to stay up past bedtime, hang with the older kids, and listen to terrifying tales without squealing.
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That's why Visionect's Joan Meeting Room Assistant tablets use E Ink displays, which don't require much power and should allow them to stay up and running on a single charge for around three months.
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But what about young business professionals who either don't plan on staying in one industry their whole life or just want to stay up to date on the broader business/tech/startups/politics world?
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" As for those reported discussions with bankers, Thorne said that Honest "constantly talks to advisors and banks to stay up to date on trends and competitors," adding, "there's nothing out of the ordinary there.
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One thing that really excited the team and me is that the design ended up being even more efficient than we'd guessed, and it used even less power to stay up than we thought.
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