Pregnancy brings with it a lot of wake up calls.
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Europe's ears have been ringing with wake-up calls for years.
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Past presidents have taken bruising midterm losses as wake-up calls.
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This legislation was the first of many wake-up calls for tech.
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"I personally get a few wake-up calls, I suppose," he says.
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Early wake-up calls always suck but hey, could be worse, Linds.
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Now that our wake-up calls are daily — and, in fact, that the wake-up calls are global — how do we act as a liberal citizenry that suddenly looks out of step with the goose-stepping of contemporary times?
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Sometimes, this means that high-profile tragedies have doubled as wake-up calls.
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Nomura said those actions have served as "wake-up calls" for China's tech industry.
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"It's just the latest of many wake-up calls we have seen," he said.
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Listening to wake-up calls of this sort is considered a sign of mental health.
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I will say being two hours behind is helping with the early wake up calls.
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Case managers at the organizations even make sure newly employed graduates receive wake-up calls.
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" Dr. Steven Nissen of the Cleveland Clinic added, "These kinds of studies are wake-up calls.
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"There are many wake-up calls occurring across the central U.S. right now," Mr. Kaniewski said.
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Statistics such as this, regarding our credit card debt, should be wake-up calls for Americans.
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I am loving every minute of being a mother, even the very sleepy wake up calls at night.
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And instead of mindless cheerleading accompanying every startup pitch we'll get a lot more Bodega fury wake-up calls.
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WAKE-UP CALLS One way to facilitate the wake-up call is to participate in a financial literacy program together.
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I didn't have an alarm (and my hotel room inexplicably didn't have a clock), so I scheduled wake-up calls.
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We hope Finding Dory's record-shattering success will be the final of many, many wake-up calls to film studios.
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On July 25, the Sun clashes with Uranus, which will definitely bring some wake-up calls and a-ha moments.
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Europe, she told The New York Times aboard her ministry's plane in January, has had a series of wake up calls.
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When the planet of reality (Saturn) clashes with the planet of dreams (Neptune), some disappointing wake-up calls can be the result.
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Many restaurants here have been willing to break away from traditional schedule restraints by serving their wake-up calls well into the afternoon.
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Which is why all this guff about "therapy" and "wake-up calls" and the half-baked, halfhearted apologias are all just more masking.
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"I couldn't imagine not having Belles," said Mr. Weber, adding that he doesn't even trust hotels with wake-up calls, only the Belles.
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The first three Wake Up Calls took place this fall in Hollywood, Barcelona, and Bali; W Dubai is slated to host the fourth next year.
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The first line of defense against these nighttime wake-up calls is to keep track of how much you're drinking and urinating in general, MedlinePlus suggests.
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I love N. so much, but I really could do without the potty wake-up calls 033 minutes before my alarm is supposed to go off.
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Security services are far better resourced and, after the wake-up calls of Paris in 2015 and Brussels in 2016, more focused on the present danger.
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"We've had wake-up calls before but what happened on July 22017 is shaking us out of bed," said Ward, referring to Pyongyang's latest missile test.
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On how the pivot came about, Adjamian says users had been asking for the option to talk on different subjects, in addition to wake up calls.
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Rising UK soul artist Samm Henshaw is on his way to a photoshoot, telling me about one of his mum's more creative Sunday wake up calls.
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Look back to any wake-up calls you had since June 21 when Neptune began his retrograde motion — these are important lessons to take with you.
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The #MeToo and #TimesUp campaigns, including the public reckoning with sexual abuse allegations against R. Kelly and Bill Cosby, have been wake up calls to Black men.
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The reason for the depression is the failure of centrist politicians to answer the questions posed by the two great wake-up calls of the past decade.
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Simply put, the Newark airport incursion is just the latest in a series of wake-up calls that cannot go unanswered by U.S. lawmakers, regulators and airport operators.
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The lapse at the S.E.C. and the breach before it at Equifax, the credit monitoring agency, should both be wake-up calls for investors who regularly trade stocks.
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But the best ones arrive like wake-up calls, punches in the gut that remind us how seriously Wayne takes the stakes of rap, of the competition it implies.
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Wake Up Calls But as one season of her life will soon come to a close, a very exciting one is about to begin — and she's looking forward to it.
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There have been so many 'wake-up calls' over the last few years - consider Sony, the Democratic National Committee, SWIFT - and yet very little has changed within the policy community.
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But in the years past and as internet access and tech companies continued to grow, she said the U.S. saw several "wake up" calls that brought cybersecurity into the public mainstream.
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And it's also about getting a lot of sleep — my skin has been a lot better lately cause I haven't had those 4:30 am wake up calls to be on set.
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"The White Chip" is a tale of a life spinning hideously out of control — of wake-up calls ignored, of seemingly hitting bottom only to discover that there's lower yet to go.
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A new app by the Carnegie Museum of Natural History (CMNH) presents an alternative design to cacophonous wake-up calls, allowing you to begin your day with a slew of bird songs instead.
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My husband and I always say that we have never felt such an intense combo of adoration and pure frustration as we did during so many of those 2 am wake-up calls.
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The assistance may include wake-up calls or rides to school, food and clothing, child care or legal help, connection to community service opportunities, help finding jobs, tutoring, SAT preparation or college admission guidance.
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An advisory to players from the U.S. Golf Association to leave early for the course because of possible extra security for the expected arrival of U.S. President Donald Trump made for even earlier wake-up calls.
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The floors and walls seem to have been airlifted from an Albanian farmhouse, and the speakers play wistful folk tunes on traditional instruments, not the modern, globally aware wake-up calls of the brass band Fanfara Tirana.
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Eddie Redmayne may have his hands full at the moment promoting his new film Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, but his wake-up calls have less to do with work and everything to do with family.
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But as much as these "too little, too late" wake-up calls are appreciated, it's time to place the blame for the elevation of a tyrant as the presumptive Republican presidential nominee where it belongs — with the people.
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Ms. Ayala, a 35-year resident of Prince William County, beat Rich Anderson, an incumbent whose seat Democrats didn't even contest in 2015, delivering to Republicans one of the loudest wake-up calls of any of Tuesday's races.
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NEW ORLEANS — The lawmakers filled a room near the Florida State Capitol before lunch on Monday, around the time Clemson and Louisiana State football players received their wake-up calls on the morning of the national championship game.
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While incidents like the attack on Atlanta or the spread of WannaCry were meant to be "wake-up" calls for the industry, the hackers are continuing to win, while cybersecurity experts are left mostly fumbling in the dark.
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Kristian Lum's recent personal account of appalling behavior experienced at the hands of machine-learning colleagues was one of many such wake-up calls, which should make apparent to the AI field that the diversity issue is not a sideshow.
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The group has been urging people to blitz corporations with wake-up calls about the message the corporations are sending when they advertise on Breitbart, which is known for incendiary content that is frequently unsourced, false, and/or deliberately distorted.
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"It's the loudest yet of wake-up calls that the government holds the keys to the lockbox of the country's wealth, public and private," Peter Fuhrman, chairman of China First Capital, an investment bank, said in an emailed response to questions.
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New York (CNN Business)2019 was a momentous year for the cannabis industry: Hemp-derived CBD had a heyday, Illinois made history, California got sticky, vapes were flung into flux, and North American cannabis companies received some harsh wake-up calls.
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"As a nation, we should look at severe weather events that happen within our regions not as anomalies, ... we should actually look at them as wake up calls and as opportunities to learn from them," said Kathleen Savio, chief executive officer of Zurich North America.
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NASA has a time-honoured tradition of playing music from Mission Control as wake-up calls for flight crews onboard space shuttles — staff at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California even used music to try and wake the sleeping Opportunity rover on Mars.
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If the Belt and Road Initiative, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, and the Hambantota port were not sound-enough as wake-up calls, the most recent news coming out of Kenya should push the United States to have a national strategy to enable global infrastructure.
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"The last few years provided the wake-up call of all wake-up calls that water is precious and not to be taken for granted," said Felicia Marcus, chair of the State Water Resources Control Board, one of several state agencies that worked on the proposal.
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After a woman in Portland found out that her Echo speaker had recorded a conversation she had with her husband and sent it to a random contact, Amazon admitted that its Alexa technology can misinterpret household noises like conversations, TV soundtracks, and music as wake-up calls and start recording.
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Michel explained that there have been many wake up calls over the years when it comes to the threats posed by drones, such as the use of drones by the Islamic State to target coalition forces, the assassination attempt against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, or the Gatwick Airport incident in December 2018.
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I called games for the L.A. Sparks for sixteen years, so I know what there aren't any charter flights after WNBA games and there are a lot of very early morning wake-up calls so you can get to the airport and fly commercial to the next city for a game that night.
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On the one hand, this is simply the latest example in a series of fashion wake-up calls — in 2017 Chanel was likewise accused of exploiting Aboriginal traditions in Australia when it made a Chanel boomerang — but in recent months the charges have begun to pick up steam, facilitated by social media, which allows voices that may have previously been unheard to demand their due and have their say.
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Rumble strips are also known as audible lines, sleepy bumps, wake up calls, growlers, drift lines, waker-uppers and drunk bumps.
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The single's instrumental was used for a Powerade commercial, and for the Wake Up Calls on the Rickey Smiley Morning Show.
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Until the late 1970s, Denmark was almost exclusively dependent on fossil fuels. The 1973 oil crisis and the 1979 energy crisis were wake-up calls for the country, realising the need for diversifying and securing renewable energy sources.
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I hadn't realized how comfortable I'd become. I was cruising through life. And then something like this [heartbreak] happens, and it shakes you. Little did I know that would be one of many wake up calls for 2020.
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The chain hoped to bring a more personal touch to people's day by using their spokesperson's voice.Jayne Clark. "This is a new recording: Souped-up wake-up calls", USA Today, December 30, 2005. Bodett was also featured on the first Motel 6 podcast, released for the holidays.
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The time announcements she recorded for NBS (now NIST) are still used on radio station WWVH. Her voice was also heard on hotel wake up calls and commercial elevator messages. Recordings with her voice are also used in Hong Kong, Saudi Arabia, and other countries. Although her native dialect was Southern, she learned to adopt her trademark "General American" speech while studying drama.
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Sangji's sister, Naveen, remarked "[t]his settlement, like the previous one with UCLA, is barely a slap on the wrist for the responsible individual." She noted that previous safety violations in his lab were not corrected before her sister's death and that UCLA had ignored the "wake-up calls" of earlier accidents in other labs. She decried the nearly $4.5 million in legal fees the public university spent defending itself and Harran.
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Their milestones served as wake-up calls for the game's direction. A May 1998 "proto-mission" milestone was to have a basic but functional demo of the crucial game systems and two maps (the White House and Hong Kong) ready. The team worked on the riskiest parts of the game first such that the core game would be functioning, albeit not polished. The demo revealed that the size of their maps caused performance problems and would have to be divided into smaller maps.
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"Where My Heart Will Take Me" is a reworked version of "Faith of the Heart" which was performed by English tenor Russell Watson as the theme song to the 2001 television series Star Trek: Enterprise. It was also used on four occasions as wake-up calls on Space Shuttle missions, and was performed by Watson at the 2002 Commonwealth Games. It was poorly received by some Star Trek fans who created petitions and protested against the use of the song as a theme.
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Riksdag of Sweden in 2009 The 2009 award is presented to David Suzuki by Jakob von Uexkull (right) and European Commissioner Margot Wallström (left) The Right Livelihood Award is an international award to "honour and support those offering practical and exemplary answers to the most urgent challenges facing us today." The prize was established in 1980 by German-Swedish philanthropist Jakob von Uexkull, and is presented annually in early December.Jawetz, Pincas. 30th Right Livelihood Awards: Wake-up calls to secure our common future. SustainabiliTank.
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Brennan delivers Saturday Night Live-style sports reports and his thoughts on basketball, politics, entertainment, local news and psychology. The Coach's repertoire also included live, pre-dawn wake-up calls to his players and coaching colleagues. In the 2003 and 2004 off-seasons, he also was a co-host on several ESPN national radio shows. After his retirement from coaching in 2005, Brennan joined ESPN working as a college basketball studio analyst as well as doing color commentary across the ESPN family of networks.
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He endorsed Barack Obama for President in 2008. He has also worked as a spokesman for the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare and recorded wake-up calls for employees of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. He is also a co-founder of the group Senior Votes Count, which is a political action committee designed to elect leaders to protect and advance the rights of elderly Americans. In the 2016 presidential election, Bauman endorsed Hillary Clinton, campaigning for her across the country, including in Iowa and Ohio.
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Production milestones served as wake-up calls for the game's direction. A May 1998 milestone that called for a functional demo revealed that the size of the game's maps caused frame rate issues, which was one of the first signs that maps needed to be cut. A year later, the team reached a milestone for finished game systems, which led to better estimates for their future mission work and the reduction of the 500-page design document to 270 pages. Spector recalled Smith's mantra on this point: "less is more".
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The hotel service specialized in "wake-up calls" and "character greeting", which shred its focus not only on the parents, but also on the children and their grandparents. Walt Disney Imagineering mainly drew these two design elements from Disney's Grand Floridian Resort and Spa at the Walt Disney World Resort, as well as the Disneyland Hotel at Disneyland Paris. Students from invited institutions can apply for either of the following section in ImagiNations Hong Kong Semiar 2017, Community Built Playground, or Family Storytelling, the Neighborhood Developmental Project. Result will be announced in January 2018.
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The song has been used on four occasions as the music selected for wake-up calls on space missions. The first was on 16 June 2002 for the Space Shuttle Endeavour during mission STS-111 to the International Space Station. It was again used on 2 August 2005 for mission STS-114, the first mission of the Space Shuttle programme following the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster. It was broadcast to the seven crew of the Space Shuttle Discovery, and had been chosen as a surprise for the crew by Deputy Shuttle Programme Manager Wayne Hale.
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Printz established the Belles Celebrity Answering Service in 1956, the same year the Broadway play opened, getting up at 4 a.m. in order to be able to arrive at the switchboard to make wake up calls that started as early as 5 a.m. There, Printz provided her customers with services that went beyond messages. Starting with Hermione Gingold, who was on the calling end of Printz's first message, her clients included Candice Bergen, Shirley MacLaine, Robert Redford, Burt Reynolds, Brooke Shields, Liz Smith, Spencer Tracy, Kathleen Turner, Tennessee Williams, as well as members of the rock band Kiss.
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They invited their listeners, who they dubbed "The Worlds Most Dangerous Audience", to assist in pranks such as cold water wake- up calls, the daily Twinkie check, and mattress attacks. Eddie & JoBo rode a wave of success, but on May 10, 1994, they were fired in the aftermath of a multimillion-dollar defamation lawsuit filed against them by former WMAQ-TV News anchor Joan Esposito. Esposito sued Eddie & JoBo in 1993 after JoBo falsely aired a statement that she had been impregnated by a member of the Chicago Bulls. Esposito eventually won a public apology and $1 million. It was then that B96 decided to move the morning drive in a new direction, asking the listeners to “choose” the new morning drive in what was known as “The B96 Morning Show Open Auditions” which ran through the summer of 1994.
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