Being well rested is important, but if you have a high-minded value system there is something even more crucial: looking well rested.
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I wonder if I'll ever wake up feeling well rested.
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If nothing else, the American players should be well rested.
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I feel so well-rested that I can't get to bed.
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I feel shockingly more well-rested than I had expected to.
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Jeff Bezos, however, makes it a priority to be well-rested.
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Being well-rested is important to your health, mood and productivity.
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Here's how he stays fit, and well rested, wherever he goes.
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I wake up feeling well rested for the first time all week.
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It is nice to take breathers and to come back well rested.
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If you too function best well-rested, Corley has some good news.
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Do you feel less well-rested after crashing at a friend's place?
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She was well rested and happy heading to the hospice that morning.
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You'll be traveling well-rested thanks to Trtl Pillow's major Prime Day sale!
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"My cognition starts to slip when I'm not well rested enough," he said.
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I get up with him, feeling well-rested after turning in so early.
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The hope is that well-rested parents will lead to better employee retention.
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In general, it takes about seven hours for you to feel well rested.
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I wake up five minutes before my alarm clock, feeling generally well-rested.
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What helps you get the right amount of Z's and stay well-rested?
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The Clooneys were without Elle and Alexander and seemed vibrant and well rested.
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I get up because, despite the weird dream, I feel extremely well-rested.
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Here's what some companies are doing to help create a well-rested workforce.
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That means you need to be rehearsed, prepared, well rested and ready for battle.
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It also isn't a stretch to imagine that well-rested, happier people work better.
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I feel more alert and well rested than I normally do on a Monday.
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Some try to mess with their sleep schedule so they're well-rested before games.
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I've started to view coffee as "treating the symptom" instead just being well-rested.
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If you too function best when you're well-rested, Corley has some good news.
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Bill Clinton's eyes should've been well-rested by the time Hillary finished her speech.
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Oh, and a well-rested, engaging, sometimes flirty and high-functioning member of society.
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Big beds ensure the turkeys will be well-rested before meeting President Donald Trump.
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I felt as clearheaded, happy and well rested as before I became a mom.
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Well-rested employees are more efficient, tend to be healthier and feel more content.
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When Laura Han ran the Disney Marathon in 2100, she wasn't especially well rested.
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Arrive well rested, as impromptu dance sessions often keep visitors up till the wee hours.
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And judging by their well-rested and fresh faces, they may have seen it coming!
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I was having terrible stressful dreams all night long, and don't feel very well rested.
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Hop out of bed relatively well-rested, which is a fleeting feeling during the week.
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"I don't think anyone understands how important it is," Kaiser says of being well-rested.
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His opponent, Djokovic, is well-rested, primed, and seemingly unbeatable on Melbourne's sea blue courts.
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Or it would say I slept awful when I felt well rested the next day.
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The result, she says, has made her a better leader — and a more well-rested one.
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Then, like magic, they leave in the morning, entrusting the baby into your well-rested arms.
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To make sure you are well-rested despite the time-change, here are five suggestions: 1.
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The big question: Can a well-rested underdog beat a team that's better but banged up?
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A full moon is coming up in your sign, and you need to be well rested!
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In fact, if you're visibly exhausted, then maybe you deserve more credit than well-rested colleagues.
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Well rested, I noticed that I felt more productive and creative when I returned to work.
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This is why young children nap and why well-rested older kids and adults do not.
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This is why young children nap and why well-rested older kids and adults do not.
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Now you can get back to imagining other firsts together, all while being incredibly well-rested.
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My alarm goes off at 5:30 and I feel great—well-rested, happy, at ease.
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I like to go to sleep earlier on Sundays so I'm well-rested for the work week.
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But perhaps if those players are good enough — and well rested — their experience can make a difference.
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Lawmakers should have been well-rested and recharged, thanks to the longest summer recess in recent memory.
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In fact, they ended up eating about double the fat and protein of the well-rested participants.
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Oddly enough, it was the most well-rested players — the starting pitchers — who did not last long.
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An individual can, for example, feel both stressed and well rested for much of a given day.
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The next morning, well rested, he biked to the playhouse to work on his lines before rehearsal.
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In one month they might collect 75 more awake hours than their well-rested, more typical counterparts.
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She'll then go into her crate overnight so she's well-rested for her elephant work the next day.
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"The well-rested brain will encourage you to drink as much soda as a sleepy brain," Wenk said.
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But—and I can't stress this enough—you must make sure you're well-rested and not overbooking yourself.
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Those who have it often wake up feeling like they're not well-rested after a full night's sleep.
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With a two-run lead entering the eighth, Cubs Manager Joe Maddon brought in a well-rested Davis.
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Trainer: Brad Cox Jockey: Florent Geroux Odds: 10-1 Drape: This colt is fast, maturing and well rested.
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While Tanaka's teammates did not arrive at their hotel until the sun was rising, he was well rested.
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Your time is spent well because your priorities are clear, you're well-rested, and your mind is stimulated.
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Wood will be well-rested as he was skipped in the rotation with the team's day off last Thursday.
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I wake up extremely well-rested and make myself breakfast — oatmeal with peanut butter, honey, cinnamon, and chopped strawberries.
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The good news is, it's possible to feel well-rested — and maybe even refreshed — when a break is over.
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It's better to fly well rested, especially because most flights aren't long enough to get a full night's sleep.
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Their experiments compared Sleepy and normal mice that were either well-rested or in various states of sleep deprivation.
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Sleepy mice and normal mice differed significantly from each other, as did sleep-deprived mice and well-rested mice.
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It's seriously time to make over the parts of your life that are keeping you from being well rested.
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In well-rested individuals, the prefrontal cortex is a logical brake pedal that helps a person regulate their reactions.
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It's just up to you to decide whether you want to be well-rested and well-adjusted, or...not.
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Even after 19 hours and 16 minutes in the air, doesn't that look like a well-rested flight crew?
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There are actionable things you can do to salvage your relationship, without getting shortchanged out of feeling well-rested.
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"Roughly 200 prisoners were there, all of whom gave the appearance of being well-rested," Merz told the court.
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I awoke the next morning feeling exceedingly well rested and opened the curtains to find a gloomy, rainy day.
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Of course, the guys are in great spirits and well rested and ran through the Toronto Raptors in 4 games.
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It's also great to feel well-rested after a Friday night because I usually feel like garbage on Saturday mornings.
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Keep reading for 14 overnight masks that promise a well-rested glow come morning — with minimal work the night before.
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On electroencephalograph recordings, sleep-deprived brains produce slow waves with higher peaks and lower valleys than well-rested brains do.
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You have a lot of things to take care of, but you can't accomplish anything if you're not well rested!
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You might think that people consequently will be well rested and clear headed at the polls, but you'd be wrong.
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And, as many Twitter jokes point out, the depression nap isn't a guarantee that you'll wake up feeling well-rested.
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He reported that he felt well rested and that his cellphone was turned off and stored in a personal backpack.
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Miami is also the most well-rested city, with 62% of survey respondents saying they get a full night's sleep.
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I read a little bit more, and it's lights out by 9 so that I can be well rested tomorrow.
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It was how could either team expect to mount a serious challenge to the awaiting, rampaging, well-rested Cleveland Cavaliers.
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"This allows for well-rested pilots who enjoy the option of being able to choose where they live," she said.
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If you want to go out there and train and push yourself to the limit, you have to be well rested.
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He said had failed to put a well-rested, well-trained crew in place to steer the destroyer into the Straits.
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"I'm well rested," joked Smith, playing his first home game since opening night and his second since returning from the injury.
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He was, for the first time since I'd met him, relaxed, well-rested, always a moment away from a warm smile.
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I'm still feeling sluggish, and I work my second job tutoring tonight so I justify my desire to feel well-rested.
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Nothing is left up to your imagination, so your imagination will be well-rested and ready to give you guaranteed nightmares.
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When you rise well-rested from the sweetest of dreams, chill out in the Candy Lounge with a tray of cupcakes...
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The Washington Wizards will be well-rested when they host Boston in the finale of a four-game homestand Monday night.
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But if you're well-rested, totally chilled out, and still having problems, a check-in with your doctor is probably in order.
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But you should get as much sleep as you need to feel well-rested, then some more rest on top of that.
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No matter how well-rested Mr Popovich keeps his veterans, they could always tire or get injured as the season drags on.
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Ynoa had been called up from Triple-A Norfolk earlier in the day and was well-rested since he last pitched Saturday.
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Miller, who had pitched just twice in the previous nine days, said he was well rested and could have pitched two innings.
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You'll be given a nicer blanket and pillow which makes it easier to fall asleep and arrive at your destination well-rested.
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Now well-rested, many of the Riveters are confident they can defeat the Whitecaps, whom they were 0-4 against this season.
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My body would be well rested and ready to start the school day and not have to be forced to wake up.
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But the science tells us – conclusively – the opposite: We're more productive, creative, make better decisions and perform better cognitively when we're well-rested.
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Only about 18 percent of the well-rested participants signed the form (such is the baseline power of an authority figure demanding guilt).
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At the very least, the Pistons should be well-rested, having not played since a three-point overtime loss at Milwaukee on Friday.
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You'll have lots on your plate over the next year, but you need to be well-rested if you want to accomplish anything.
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But then again, even a sober, well-rested person might struggle to make sense of this cosmos-themed, touristy confection of a metropolis.
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Not only were the people more well-rested, researchers found that people who had a nap handled stress better than those who didn't.
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Gates admits that, although he can give a speech without much sleep, he is unable to think creatively if he isn't well-rested.
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Before she first sits down with a filmmaker to look at any footage, she stresses the importance of being well-rested and calm.
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Although alcohol initially promotes drowsiness, studies have shown that it disrupts REM sleep—the kind that you need to truly be well-rested.
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Rather, it's to seek out modern practices where teams of happy, well-rested clinicians deliver superb care no matter the time of day.
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This could be a fine time if you're not overly invested in anything, well rested, and detached from drama in your social life.
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Flight attendants deserve the down time and our passengers deserve to have well-rested cabin crews ready to respond on a moment's notice.
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If the body is well rested, Fleisig said, those microscopic ligament tears heal and the surrounding muscles help carry the load of pitching.
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Make sure you are well rested before getting on the road, and plan to stop in a rest area if you feel sleepy.
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Alabama set a program record with 38 first downs against Vanderbilt but coach Nick Saban expects a tougher battle against well-rested Ole Miss.
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He said the jetliner had been sent for maintenance in February and the crew was well-rested, having started their work day in Durango.
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Both players appeared well-rested while combining for 36 points on 14-of-22 shooting and 25 rebounds against the undermanned Cavaliers on Saturday.
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Mr. Veiga looked well-rested when he greeted me wearing the yellow soccer jersey that Brazil's team has turned into a display of patriotism.
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I get home, do my usual nighttime face routine, and go to bed a little early so I'm well-rested for my birthday tomorrow!!!
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Seattle is one of the most well-rested cities in the US, and nearly 80% of residents work out at least once a week.
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The startup is heavily banking on the interest of companies to have well-rested employees, partnering with them to provide their services to employees.
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Still looking well-rested from their extended vacation, the president and Michelle were spotted leaving the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. on Sunday.
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On Wednesday afternoon, they dusted off a well-rested bullpen that clearly passed the test against the Chicago White Sox in an 163-6 win.
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It will be nice to get to sleep a little bit tomorrow and be well rested and just ready to get after it again tomorrow.
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For what it was worth, Hill was one of the Dodgers' two pitchers who did not appear in Game 3, so he was well rested.
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Penn State will be well-rested when it aims for its first winning streak in nearly a month with a visit to George Mason on Sunday.
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There will be a full moon in hardworking Capricorn shortly after—on June 28, to be exact—so you'll want to be well rested for that.
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"It depends on the individual — some people feel well rested after four or five hours of sleep, some people need nine or ten hours," Tosh says.
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He will be facing well-rested Spanish claycourt specialist Fernando Verdasco, who eased past Pablo Cuevas in straight sets on Saturday, in the round of 16.
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"It's the best acting of my life right here, the well-rested woman," she joked in an interview with Extra at the Golden Globes on Sunday.
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Scroll on to soak up streamlined inspiration for your future winter escapes — complete with the glowing reasons to book your stays from former well-rested escapees.
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Filled with glass beads, the blanket can help them fall asleep faster, wake up less frequently throughout the night, and feel well-rested throughout the day.
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And if you work out in the evening, you're more likely to stay wired, have trouble falling asleep, and not feel well-rested the following day.
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With a well-rested Alex Rodriguez last season — the rest came from his yearlong drug suspension — they scored more runs and hosted the wild-card game.
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I wasn't disappointed that my friends didn't remark on my glowy, even, well-rested face when we met for drinks and dinner a little later on.
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Positive experiences were measured by asking whether individuals felt well-rested, felt treated with respect, smiled or laughed, learned or did something interesting and felt enjoyment.
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But APA pilots also argue it means flight schedules should allow for well-rested pilots and a cockpit and cabin that are free of toxic fumes.
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With the early exit, Heath should be well-rested so she can pull off even more nutmegs in the team's upcoming game against Chile on Sunday.
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Saturday is our normal long run day, so my dog is excited to run, but we're skipping today so that I'm well-rested for the race tomorrow.
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"I haven't played much this winter so I feel well rested," said Westwood, who had a spell at the top of the rankings in 2010 and 2011.
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Almost instantly, my terrible sleeping habits became nearly invisible to everyone around me — and if I can't feel well-rested, I might as well look it, right?
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It's Monday morning when I arrive early at my full-time office job in Toronto's financial district — looking put together and well rested for the day ahead.
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When you cocoon yourself inside, it grounds your body while you're snoozing and produces a calming effect, allowing you to wake up feeling refreshed and well-rested.
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Both Milwaukee and Utah should be well-rested after enjoying their final three-day breaks of the season, with the exception of the upcoming All-Star break.
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But starter Bartolo Colon, 43, was well rested, having flown to Cincinnati on Sunday afternoon, and he threw six scoreless innings, scattering five hits and walking one.
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Yes, it looks a little weird, but who cares if you wake up on the other side of the world feeling well-rested and ready to go?
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The Cavaliers were well-rested after having a free night in New York on Tuesday, while the Knicks did not return from Miami until the early morning.
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It's made of adjustable, heavenly-soft memory foam, polyester, and bamboo rayon for better distribution of the head's pressure, ensuring you wake up fresh and well-rested.
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Add a favorite sleep mask — Wirecutter likes the unobtrusive, light-blocking Nidra Deep Rest — and you'll stand a better chance of arriving at your destination well-rested.
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Of course, the best impeachment trial would be one attended by clear-headed, well-rested senators, sans phones and with the ability to pay attention to detail.
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Federer, who has won the French Open only once, in 2009, will arrive well rested for this year's campaign at Roland Garros, which begins on May 24.
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Minneapolis is said to have the healthiest and most well-rested residents, according to a recent study on the best US cities for enjoying a balanced lifestyle.
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After the third night, it'll give you a readout of your ANS (autonomic nervous system) charge and sleep quality, which together will determine how well rested you are.
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New York, which is 4-33-0 in its last five games overall, is well-rested after breezing to a 4-1 victory over Detroit on Monday afternoon.
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But Ms. Jones seemed well rested and at ease as she occupied the window seat at Frankies 457 Spuntino in Carroll Gardens, not far from her Brooklyn apartment.
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Once your pork is cooked and well rested, slice it up like a rib-eye, plate it over the garlic sauce, and top it up with the salads.
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Draymond Green established the energy on both ends early for the well-rested Warriors and finished with 12 points, 33 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 blocks and 2 steals.
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Aim to take shorter naps during the morning and afternoon hours so that your body still feels well-rested, but is ready to go to sleep at night.
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The most well-rested state was South Dakota, with 71.6 percent reporting a good night's sleep, part of healthy sleeping patterns that the study found across the Great Plains.
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The Memphis Grizzlies will be a well-rested team when they return home after a solid six-game road trip to face the San Antonio Spurs on Monday night.
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Dreem isn't meant to treat sleep-related diseases (like, say, sleep apnea), but it's supposed to make your sleep deeper, which in turn makes you feel more well-rested.
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Fans of both Prince Harry and President Obama praised the two for working together on social issues, but they also focused on how well-rested and relaxed Obama looked.
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Surprising exactly no one, she looked incredibly chic (and somehow, well-rested) at the British event, opting for a lilac lace Erdem dress straight from the Fall 2017 runway.
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In this corner: The Ducks (46-23-13, 105 points, +23 goals differential not counting shootouts), who should be well-rested after sweeping aside the Flames in four games.
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While the "near space" networks in the brains of well-rested participants didn't show any abnormalities, those of the other group were "braced" and on alert for potential threats.
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Well-rested, I woke up early the next day for more exploring — at least until I had to catch the bus back down the mountain and leave San Marino.
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PEOPLE has an exclusive sneak peek at the the final four challenge on Wednesday's episode, and it looks like it would be grueling for a well-fed, well-rested contestant.
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"The mood was one of relief, joy and incredulity after witnessing these well-rested thrusters pick up the baton as if no time had passed at all," said Todd Barber.
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Tracking my sleep is fine, but I'm not sure what to do with the information — other than brag to other people that I'm probably more well-rested than they are.
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"I try to always to get as much sleep as I can so that I can start the day well rested and do my morning meditation and affirmations," she says.
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One study reported that people who averaged less than seven hours a sleep were nearly three times more likely to develop a cold than their colleagues who were well rested.
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She intends to be well rested, having warded off any overnight chill by plastering her body with some of the 45 hand warmer heat packets she ordered for the trip.
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"Much of what people can do — if they are happy and well-rested — can be accomplished in some fraction of the time they currently spend on the job," Gladwell says.
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A loser of 11 of its last 16 contests, Cincinnati hopes a well-rested Joey Votto can provide a spark after seeing limited action in the last series versus Pittsburgh.
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Located within a historic area, the hotel helps to provide guests with a better understanding of the neighborhood it inhabits, leaving you not only well-rested but culturally satiated, too.
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If there was ever a time to stop neglecting sleep, though, it's now; we all know there's something downright luxurious about getting cozy in bed and waking up well rested.
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Paraguay got the highest score in the Positive Experience Index, which asks whether people smiled, felt enjoyment, did something interesting, were well-rested and treated with respect the previous day.
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A lack of sleep seems to alter our food-reward system, causing us to get more excited by a cupcake or french fries than we would if we were well rested.
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The language of wellness and self-care has crept into the workplace, the insidious argument behind this trend being that well-rested workers who are getting enough sleep will work better.
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The Bucks are well-rested as they last played Wednesday when they registered 16 blocked shots (two off the franchise record) in a 99-3 home victory over the Detroit Pistons.
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New York will be well-rested, though, as it hasn't played since a 103-2 setback in overtime against Pittsburgh on Friday - its seventh loss in eight games (1-3-4).
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The essay is framed as advice to a restaurant-goer from someone who knows: Order fish on Tuesday, when it's fresh and the chef is well-rested from his day off.
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We all could use a good night's sleep, and some of us want to know if we're well rested without being reminded of how many steps we (didn't) take that day.
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In a tearful interview at a Brooklyn restaurant, Mr. Mong's widow, Wong Suet Wong, said her husband had been well rested when he left home for the Dahlia depot in Flushing.
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At least 70 percent of those surveyed reported feeling a lot of joy, feeling well rested, feeling treated with respect, and smiling or laughing a lot the day before being interviewed.
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I just dot some Tarte Maracuja eye cream along my under-eyes and roll back and forth with the cooling tip to de-puff and make my eyes look more well-rested.
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As you'd expect, it has much to do with adopting a healthy diet, taking care of your muscles and getting back to basics with things like staying properly hydrated and well-rested.
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While they won't be a magic cure for fine lines and wrinkles, it never hurts to give the skin around your eyes some love to help maintain a well-rested, youthful appearance.
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What's most important is to listen to your body, and take note of the amount of time you're getting, your sleep habits, and the activities contribute to feeling well-rested or not.
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More than any other All-Star, San Francisco Giants ace Madison Bumgarner figures to be well-rested when he takes the mound for Friday's series opener against the host San Diego Padres.
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When workers are well-rested, their focus and attention to detail increase, making them more likely to be aware of their surroundings and remember training to decrease the rate of workplace accidents.
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Now, I get that being a better and more well-rested person is always a good thing — except me, that is, which Huffington always rides me about — and I am all for forgiveness.
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Simply put, if you focus more on being well-rested, you'll wake up with a clear brain and have a better advantage than the person who stayed at the office until 9 p.m.
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It's healthy to be able to fall asleep 'anywhere, anytime' Falling asleep as soon as the car/train/airplane starts moving is not a sign of a well-rested person, sleep experts say.
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But after I ditched my biphasic sleep cycle (less than a month later, after realising I'd basically become a well-rested urban hermit), I kept guiltily browsing the success stories of others online.
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There is a lot to get done in 8 hours -- what would be a typical work day for many people -- even if you are well-rested, experienced, and everything goes according to plan.
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Across 11 pilot cities, Uber will be sending out reminders for drivers to take a break if they've been driving non-stop for too long, ensuring alert and well-rested hands on the wheel.
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The fifth-seeded Blue Devils will try to make it two wins in as many days when they face well-rested No. 23 seed Notre Dame in the quarterfinals in Washington, D.C. on Thursday.
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Illinois should enter Thursday as well-rested as possible after routing Minnesota 85-52 in opening-round action on Wednesday, setting tournament records with 14 3-pointers and a 33-point margin of victory.
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If you are the kind of woman who gets enough sleep, never has bags under her eyes and always looks well-rested, scroll down to the comments section and let us know your secret.
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The participants who slept fewer than seven or eight hours a night found less satisfaction in their sexual experiences, even though they still had sex as often as someone who was perfectly well-rested.
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The Philadelphia Flyers hope to bounce back from a road loss 23 hours earlier when they face off against the well-rested Buffalo Sabres on Tuesday in the opener of a three-game homestand.
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Looking at the individual questions that make up the index, at least 70 percent of people felt enjoyment, smiled or laughed a lot, felt well-rested and felt treated with respect the previous day.
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Globally, more than 7 in 10 people said they experienced enjoyment, felt well-rested, and smiled or laughed a lot on the day before the survey, while 87% said they were treated with respect.
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"You are exhausted and deliberation should be with a fresh and well rested mind and body," he said Earlier in the evening, Mr. Cosby's spokesman Andrew Wyatt said a mistrial should be declared now.
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"If you know you need eight hours of sleep to feel well rested and you're only getting six during the weekdays, you won't be able to make that up on the weekends," Goldstein said.
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On any given Sunday night, I'm either relaxed, well-rested, and chilling out with Netflix before the week begins, or I am stressed, restless, and frantically trying to meal prep lunches for the days ahead.
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Columbus had won seven of eight to clinch a playoff spot before Wednesday's defeat and should have a well-rested Sergei Bobrovsky in net after the Vezina Trophy candidate sat out the contest against Toronto.
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He asked me for help dragging our twin mattress to the bunker, then promptly fell asleep in his gas mask, and that's how we did the rest of the war: well-rested, on our backs.
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I also make sure to have a few key products at the ready so I can deal with anything — intrusive noises, boredom, my own funk — and step off the plane relaxed, hydrated and well rested.
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Gary Sanchez returned from a three-game suspension with his bat seemingly well rested — he singled twice, driving in two runs, and also walked and hit a line drive right at third baseman Joey Gallo.
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" And "Well-Rested" is a plea, to a new lover, or to a listener expecting fireworks and instead getting a small campfire: "Like a caged bird barely set free/Forgive me, I'm finding my wings.
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You look very well rested down there and you forgot one thing, she also needs to keep talking about how MS-13 gang members have a little spark of dignity inside of them, remember that one?
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On February 16, Venus enters Aquarius, giving you the added incentive of just feeling more attractive and balanced when you're well rested, managing your business, and doing the best you can to take care of yourself.
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And the Starks' uncle, Edmure Tully (should anyone remember to free him), and the Tully army, which is presumably still at large in the Riverlands and well-rested after the siege of Riverrun in Season 6.
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Everyone needs different amounts of sleep to feel well rested and energized for the next day, he said, and if you&aposre someone who needs eight hours of sleep, then simply start going to bed earlier.
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With nearly two weeks away from Washington during the holidays and a new session of Congress ahead, all members of the House and Senate should be well-rested, clear-minded, and ready to get back to work.
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We are not saying replace sleeping at night with napping, but that well-rested adults who are sleeping enough — at least seven hours at night — could benefit even more if they take a nap every other day.
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A study published in the journal Royal Society Open Science builds on earlier work by researchers at Sweden's Karolinska Institute showing that sleep-deprived people appear less healthy and less attractive compared to their well-rested counterparts.
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While a well-rested Nadal has breezed through to the final four, dropping only one set and even enjoying a walkover in the second round, Berrettini has shed sweat and tears to claw his way this far.
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The whole mess started because the president's bumbling son-in-law, well-rested after bringing peace to the Middle East (finally), took on the task of getting the private sector fired up to help fight the pandemic.
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Philadelphia comes into the final two games before the All-Star break - it also plays at Washington on Wednesday - well-rested after Saturday's road meeting with the New York Islanders was postponed due to a major snowstorm.
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The CEO and founder of Crazy Inc, a Japanese wedding organizer company, so strongly believes that well-rested workers are good for business that he pays employees to get a full night's rest, according to a Bloomberg report.
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Teams better hope their caffeine, power drink and sugar supplies go the distance, because once the 24-hour clock winds down, they'll have just 60 seconds to pitch their product to a panel of well-rested Hackathon judges.
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Longtime Tampa Bay framhand Albert Suarez will try to keep things rolling for San Francisco as he gets the start with a well-rested bullpen after Jeff Samardzija's complete game Friday, and will oppose left-hander Matt Moore.
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The national group last week unveiled a new set of guidelines that allow for certain types of media use by younger children and set broader parameters for older kids to keep them well-rested, physically active and socially engaged.
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"When tired, participants showed greater brain activity in two areas involved in olfaction—the piriform cortex and the orbitofrontal cortex—in response to food smells than they did when well rested," study co-author Surabhi Bhutani told Science News.
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Again, intensity is great if you don't exercise all that often but if you're lifting regularly or preparing for a meet, you want your CNS to be well-rested so that all systems are go for the next workout.
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The win sends Toronto to the Eastern Conference finals on Wednesday against the well-rested Milwaukee Bucks, and the Sixers home for the summer to reassess The Process, the euphemism often used to discuss their rebuild in recent years.
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We found that the day following the shift to daylight saving time, or following a night of sleep deprivation, people were less able to discern when a situation involved issues of moral relevance than when they were well rested.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - With a Super Bowl 50 party circuit that could bring rock stars to their knees hitting overdrive on Saturday the Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers may be the only ones well-rested for the NFL's title game.
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The moon enters Sagittarius, inspiring you to tackle your to-do list and get organized, but doing nothing is a productive way to spend your time as the moon opposes Venus, because you're at your best when you're well-rested!
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Likewise, if the school makes sure that all the kids at one school are well-rested and motivated to answer all the questions on test day, we would not expect to see that school's improvement in scores translate to other areas.
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But because Harvey's spot in the lineup was coming up in the bottom of the fifth inning and the Mets needed offense, Callaway turned the game over to a bullpen that was well rested after Monday's game was postponed because of snow.
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Not only does the season bring about glowy, well-rested skin that makes us want to rock a bare face on the reg, but, for curly-haired girls, it also delivers those tousled-to-perfection waves only beach weather can seem to create.
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Indie Lee's potent serum gave me immediate results and after only two days, I noticed that I looked well-rested despite a lack of sleep, the stress of New York's humid weather, and several glasses of wine that I've had this week.
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People who are well-rested tend to make healthier food choices are less subject to cravings, are less hungry the following day, produce less of the stress hormone cortisol, and have the requisite energy to work out and build or retain lean muscle.
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Now, they might as well be clubbing each other with cartoon-size mallets as they vie for the opportunity to face the Cleveland Cavaliers — the extraordinarily well-rested Cleveland Cavaliers, who have yet to lose a playoff game — in the conference finals.
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Among 190 NCAA Division-1 athletes who completed surveys for the study, the chance of getting a sports-related concussion during the next year was 14.6 times higher for those with both insomnia and excessive daytime sleepiness than for those who were well rested.
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Myth No. 3: Sleep on the Plane and You'll Be Fine We all have that friend who stays up all night and rolls on to the plane exhausted with the idea that they can sleep their way through the flight and wake well-rested.
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It's particularly important for you to be well-rested on Friday, when the full moon in Gemini finds you focused on work—you need to do some reorganizing right now, especially if you've pushed important projects out of the way or put them on hold.
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It won't wake you if you're in the middle of a restorative deep sleep, but it might wake you up 30 minutes before you're scheduled to if the app determines it to be a time when you'll wake up feeling alert and well-rested.
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There are a handful of tried-and-true makeup tricks we always fall back on when we need to fake a well-rested face — a swipe of white on the waterline, a hint of shimmer on the inner corners, or layer of concealer across our undereyes.
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Recognize: Bad sleep is an 'epidemic' — and a business opportunity"Poor quality sleep is basically an epidemic in the US," Yeutter said in an interview with Business Insider, citing recent National Sleep Foundation findings that less than half of Americans report feeling "well-rested" on weekday mornings.
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"I was surprised to learn that nearly one in two women (in the report) did not wake up feeling well rested four times or more in the past week," said Anjel Vahratian, author of the report and chief of data analysis for the National Center for Health Statistics.
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She had landed from a visit to Turkey 12 hours ago but looked chic and well rested after a morning call to a "spiritual adviser" in New York, albeit more 5-to-9 than 9-to-5, in a black spaghetti strap slip dress from LPA's first collection.
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Syndergaard was still feeling fiery after the game, explaining that although he was well-rested because he had flown home a day early from the team's road trip to Miami, his teammates were playing on four hours of sleep because of a tight turnaround from a Wednesday evening game in Florida.
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In order to stay healthy and well-rested for her rigorous schedule, she's refined her travel rituals to help her make the most of her time in and out of transit, including partnering with Marriott Moments, which she says helps her to take advantage of local experiences once she hits a new city.
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Now, after examining the brain chemistry of sleep-deprived mice and the ones with the Sik3 mutation, a second research group at the International Institute of Integrated Sleep Medicine at the University of Tsukuba has identified tantalizing differences in the state of 80 proteins that well-rested, normal mice do not share.
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HOBOKEN, N.J. — The engineer of the New Jersey Transit train that crashed into Hoboken Terminal on Thursday, killing one person and injuring more than 100 others during the busy morning commute, felt well rested and was unaware of any mechanical problems in the moments before the accident, federal investigators said on Sunday.
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" However, because people have both positive and negative parts of their day, Gallup's study analyzed both answers separately and found that Americans also tested above the worldwide average for positive experiences — measured by asking about "whether individuals felt well-rested, felt treated with respect, smiled or laughed, learned or did something interesting and felt enjoyment.
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In a clinical setting, he says, where an appropriate dose of pure MDMA is taken in the morning and patients are well rested and cared for both during and after the therapy session, the afterglow effect is far more apparent and sustained, while any comedown is tangible in only a tiny fraction of patients.
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The person wielding the syringe, Dr. Peter Kopelson, 54, is a rumpled bear with pierced ears and whiskered jeans who, although he would not make the claim himself, belongs to a small group of medical professionals responsible for keeping the most recognizable faces on the planet looking always young, or at least, "well rested," and also pimple free.
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With regard to sleep, participants were asked about the quantity of sleep they typically need to feel well rested, and about how much sleep they usually got in the 24-hour period that included working an overnight or 24-hour shift, after working overnight or for 24 hours, while working day shifts, and after more than two days off work.
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Just kidding, this is the part where you take a gazillion selfies... While we haven't tried the gadget long enough to see a noticeable difference around the eye area (the brand tells us it takes about 10 weeks to see visible results), we did notice that immediately after using it, we looked impressively well-rested — as in, enough to hide the fact that we stayed up until 1 am catching up on Girls.
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Padres Brewers Final Pitch: Milwaukee takes three of four from Cardinals Broxton, Thames go long to give Brewers the win in St. Louis WATCH: Brewers' Thames caroms game-winning homer off top of wall Cordell latest Brewers OF prospect to rake at Triple-A The Padres will be well-rested after arriving in Milwaukee on Wednesday night and enjoying a day off Thursday, while the Brewers will be looking to keep their momentum rolling after rallying late for a 6-4 victory at St. Louis, where they took a series from the Cardinals for the second time this season.
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