And sometimes, they went to bed with nothing in their stomachs.
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It went to bed with him every night for quite a long time.
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She said that she last went to bed with him when he visited New York in July 21971.
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Right now, they're going wild over the fact that the pop star went to bed with her makeup on.
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No senator wants to be 'filmed in bed with an intern' — especially one they never actually went to bed with.
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She messaged me a considerable growl, and five minutes later I went to bed with a smug grin plastered across my face.
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She begged people to love her and contorted her body according to the instructions of the men she went to bed with.
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Four years ago, Geisenberger went to bed with a massive lead of nearly a second, but the field is wide open this time.
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" In an interview with the Post for the review, Rivera said, "I went to bed with a lot of people in my life.
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I went to bed with a bottle next to me and woke up with a bottle of warm champagne to chug next to me.
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Another woman says he promised to help her writing career, but that—after she went to bed with him—he treated her badly and never did.
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We drank through a single day that never ended and Rich went to bed with eyeshades and earplugs while I sawed away in the next bed.
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Walter Cronkite read the news every night, and most Americans went to bed with the same set of facts, even if they had different political views.
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" She said that before marrying Mr. Welby, "I went to bed with Anthony Montague Browne" — an encounter fueled "by a large amount of alcohol on both sides.
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While Weinstein did not testify, his lawyers contended that any sexual contact was consensual and that his accusers went to bed with him to advance their careers.
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T. tells me about a phone call she took last night after I went to bed with one of our friends who is also our wedding planning client.
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Last night Starz offered the first teaser trailer for "Book Three," guaranteeing that anyone watching went to bed with visions of a bekilted Scotsman dancing in their heads.
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Trump is the political version of a pickup artist, and Republicans — and America — went to bed with him convinced that he was something other than what he is.
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Most days, I went to bed with about half of the battery left, with Saturday as the exception because, by the time I had gotten home, it was Sunday.
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"Sometimes you went to bed with people almost by mistake, at the end of late, shapeless nights when you'd stayed up so long it almost didn't matter," she writes.
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"Not knowing whether Ethan would be allowed to stay in the U.S. is something we went to bed with every night," Andrew said in a statement issued by the advocacy group.
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" I said, "Well, if you think I have star quality and you can make money off my looks, I don't think it'd matter if I went to bed with you or not.
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Painkillers like ibuprofen, acetaminophen, and aspirin often didn't work; to the point that if I went to bed with a migraine I was 100 percent sure I would wake up with one.
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It used to be that Walter Cronkite read the news every night, and Americans tuned in and went to bed with the same set of facts, even if they had different political views.
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Now his name is a bare synonym for sexual prowess, or worse — Casanova went to bed with his own daughter, and several of his romances fell well short of the contemporary bar of affirmative consent.
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If I went to bed with a migraine I was 100 percent sure I would wake up with one Anyone who suffers from migraines — about 36 million Americans do — can tell you how discouraging they are.
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Then I went to bed, with vision of slow-cooked pork dancing in my head, only to awake the next morning with a sudden urge to eat a bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich as soon as possible.
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I always had a cleansing regime at night, and I stuck to it; I can probably count on one hand the amount of times in my life that I went to bed with makeup on my face.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. When the UK went to bed, with Nigel Farage delivering his "looks like Remain has nudged it" soundbite, they were doubtlessly wondering what the months of fuss and bluster were all about.
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I always found it difficult to believe that they ever went to bed with anybody, for a man who wanted a woman would certainly have rather had a real one and a man who wanted a man would certainly not want one of them.
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The daughter of overprotective parents from Bensonhurst, she left the claustrophobia of home for Las Vegas, where she worked as a cocktail waitress and went to bed with musicians and blackjack dealers until her roommate had a nearly fatal back-alley abortion, which initiated a feminist awakening.
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One night, shortly after my 20th birthday, I went to bed with clear skin and woke up in the morning to two cysts on my chin, side-by-side, so red, painful, and hot to the touch that I thought I'd been bitten by a spider while I slept.
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For Athill, who would once, while "waiting to fall asleep … run through all the men I ever went to bed with," other marvels now suffice, like recalling the "mystical experience" of her grandparents' gardens or enjoying a "shared sense of humor" in the "retirement home for the active elderly" where she now resides.
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"I cannot tell you how many times I went to bed with my head whirling — trying to get me to latch onto how much I ate at dinner, or during the day, or trying to convince myself to change my diet, start training hard again, start tracking my size, just start doing more," Malcolm said.
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That night he went to bed with a dagger under his pillow. The next morning he woke up and stabbed himself to death.
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The most commonly used modern version is: :Diddle, diddle, dumpling, my son John, :Went to bed with his trousers on; :One shoe off, and the other shoe on, :Diddle, diddle, dumpling, my son John. (2nd ed. 1997) Alternate versions include: :Diddle diddle dumpling, my son John :Went to bed with his britches on. :One shoe off, and one shoe on; :Diddle diddle dumpling, my son John.
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In a 1977 interview, she had also said: "I was promised lots of lovely big film parts by American producers if I went to bed with them. Believe me, the casting couch is no myth".
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In March 1882, Longfellow went to bed with severe stomach pain. He endured the pain for several days with the help of opium before he died surrounded by family on Friday, March 24. He had been suffering from peritonitis. At the time of his death, his estate was worth an estimated $356,320.
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Dark Reign: Made Men #1 Hood later marks Babu Marzouk with the help of Madame Masque. He materialized to save his criminal allies by shooting the armed guards dead. Dormammu then taunted Hood by speaking through the corpses. Hood later told his supervillain group what he wanted and then went to bed with Madame Masque.
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Evans revealed afterward that he had ridden the second half of the Giro while suffering from a stomach bug. On the night before stage 11, he went to bed with a temperature and rode the stage despite team doctors urging him to retire from the race. He finished the race despite persistent stomach problems which interfered with his diet.
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He was a wonderful man who hated > the decision he had to make. Fortunately, the times I went to bed with > important people in Washington, D.C., it was strictly on a play-for-pay > basis, and no mistress-type emotional affairs. She referred many times to her liaison with Johnson. She also said that Vice- President Spiro Agnew was a fan.
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One day his teacher scolded him for being a poor student. The teacher also insisted Meer Ahmad Ibrahim to leave the madarasa the very next morning, as the teacher found him unfit. Periya Hazrat was very sad about this and was worried what could he do after going home. He went to bed with deep sadness after praying to Allah.
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The demons returned and the three ate flatbreads and went to bed, with the girl sleeping in the middle. When she was fast asleep, the male demon cut away a piece of her flesh with his knife. When she cried in pain, the female demon said, "Did grandfather pinch you?" and caressed her. A little later, she cut away a piece of her flesh too.
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Therefore she sent for her brother, who was a well-formed and good-looking young man just like their dead father. She told him her plan and he laid on his mother's bed. She then hid Wooden Johannes somewhere else and blew out the candle in her mother's bedroom. When the widow arrived home, she went to bed with what she thought was Wooden Johannes.
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According to Rod Roddewig, a contemporary of Wilt's, Chamberlain documented his love life using a Day-Timer. Every time Chamberlain went to bed with a different woman, he put a check in his Day-Timer. Over a 10-day period, there were 23 checks in the book, which would be a rate of 2.3 women per day. Chamberlain divided that number in half, to be conservative and to correct for degrees of variation.
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The Book of Jin records that in 396, Honoured Lady Zhang was approximately 30 years old. Whilst she was drinking with the emperor one evening, he told her that he should discard her based on her age.Fang (648), volume 9: 汝以年当废矣。 Incensed, Honoured Lady Zhang went to bed with the emperor and killed him whilst he slept. Other written sources record that the emperor's comment was made in jest.
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MercyMe's lead singer Bart Millard wrote "Word of God Speak" while touring in support of their single "I Can Only Imagine". The travel was exhausting, and Millard commented in an interview that, on one of the nights on tour, he "went to bed just really frustrated... It started feeling like everything I was saying was the same. I just thought, I have nothing else to say. So I went to bed with that on my mind".
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Carmen Aurora Villanueva Garcia was born in Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico in 1939. Pola attended the University of Puerto Rico from 1954–55, before immigrating to The Bronx, New York in 1955 and later to Oakland, California. She reports that "As a young, poor migrant farm worker in the late 1950s, Carmen Pola sometimes went to bed with no dinner."Gambon, J. Boston Activist Recognized for Helping Latino Community, People in Need: Carmen Pola receives 2012 Andrus Award.
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However, when night fell Cunipert secretly returned to the city and slept with Theodota - Paul initially states that Cunipert "cum ea concubit" (went to bed with her), leaving it unclear whether it was consensual or not, but later on in Book 5 (Chapter 37) writes "de stupro Theodotae" (about the rape of Theodota). Damian concludes by writing that Cunipert later placed Theodota in a nunnery in Pavia "that was named after her", meaning Santa Maria alla Pusterla, later renamed Santa Maria Teodote.
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However, her marriage to Amasis encouraged cultural and trade interactions between Egypt and its neighbours in the Mediterranean. According to Herodotus, it was said that when Amasis and Ladice returned to his palace in Sais, Egypt, their marriage, for a while, was not consummated. Every time Amasis went to bed with Ladice, he was unable to have intercourse with her, although he did with his other wives. Amasis thought that Ladice might have had bewitched him and accused Ladice with bewitching him.
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She established contact with influential men using what the Stasi jargon described as "specifically womanly methods" (mit "frauenspezifischen Methoden"). A co-worker from those times later recalled: "In the international hotels like the "Metropol" and the "Palace" in Berlin, or during the Leipzig Trade Fair, we picked out men from the west and went to bed with them. And it sometimes got pretty wild at Uta's house in Berlin- Kaulsdorf. That way we got to lead interesting lives and were able to escape the every day".
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Moss and Julie let slip that Patterson had told Barbara that she could have the part in the movie if she went to bed with him – Richard asks Barbara if she was tempted, and she was. The couple's marriage begins to deteriorate from there on out. Richard follows Barbara (in the boot of her car) to her meeting with Patterson, but that doesn't get that far following an incident in a car wash, and Barbara leaves Richard to return to Patterson. Impatient to get Barbara back in his life, Richard finds himself friendless and alone.
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" In a display of both aspects of machismo, Trujillo demanded that his aides and cabinet provide him with sexual access to their wives or daughters. Mario Vargas Llosa wrote of Trujillo's machismo and treatment of women, "[h]e went to bed with his ministers' wives, not only because he liked these ladies but because it was a way to test his ministers. He wanted to know if they were ready to accept this extreme humiliation. Mainly the ministers were prepared to play this grotesque role-- and they remained loyal to Trujillo even after his death.
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In early 1726, she suffered a stroke; in August of that year she went to bed with a severe colic, and never rose again, refusing all food and treatment. Within a few weeks she grew emaciated. Sophia Dorothea died shortly before midnight on 13 November 1726 aged 60; her autopsy revealed a liver failure and gall bladder occlusion due to 60 gallstones. Her former husband placed an announcement in The London Gazette to the effect that the "Duchess of Ahlden" had died, but forbade mourning in London or Hanover.
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Enlightened Journey: > Buddhist Practice as Daily Life. Random House, Inc. . p.97. Thondup and Talbott (1996: p. 122) state that when Jigme Lingpa was 28 years old: > In the evening of the twenty-fifth day of the tenth month of the Fire Ox > year of the thirteenth Rabjung cycle (1757), he went to bed with an > unbearable devotion to Guru Rinpoche in his heart; a stream of tears of > sadness continuously wet his face because he was not in Guru Rinpoche’s > presence, and unceasing words of prayers kept singing in his breath.
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57% said they went to bed with their phones beside them and 44% told the interviewers they felt "uncomfortable" in the absence of their phones. Due to the nature of this technology—cell phones are personal and private devices—it can be difficult for parents to monitor their children's activities and shield them from inappropriate contents. Both the September 11 terrorist attacks and the Great Recession have greatly influenced the attitudes of this generation in the United States. However, unlike the Millennials, Generation Z typically have little to no memory of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
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Julia (14 years old) said that his hat looked "silly", to which the 15-year-old Alf replied that she looked "lovely", and sat down next to her. She asked him to take off his hat, so he promptly threw it straight into the Sefton Park lake. Sefton Park, where Julia Stanley first met Alf Lennon Despite standing only tall in heels, she often caught the gaze of men in the street, being attractive and full-figured. She was always well-dressed and even went to bed with make-up on so as to "look beautiful when she woke up".
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Vittorio at the hospital meets Diana, a doctor on duty: she discovers a series of doping substances in his blood that were about to cause a heart attack. Threatening him to report, she orders him to detox by having her visit him every week. Adam, while bringing his father the change for the night, discovers that he is sleeping with Viola, his ex who broke his heart. Martina discovers she is pregnant, but confesses to Viola that her father is Adam: suffocated by Piero's meticulous precision she had allowed herself a little leisure on March 8 and, thanks to alcohol and marijuana, she went to bed with him.
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In "Confidence and Paranoia" (1988), Lister believes that the only reason that Rimmer became a part of the love celibacy society was because he couldn't get a date, and he could never get a date because Rimmer's mum bought all of Rimmer's casual clothes. Rimmer denies this, pointing out he went to bed with Yvonne McGruder, but Lister says she thought Rimmer was someone else due to her wonky vision from a concussion. Lister, with the help of a solid manifestation of Lister's confidence (played by Craig Ferguson), deduces where Kochanski's personality disc is hidden as well as a means of how the ship can power two holograms at once. Lister is still unable to go on a date with Kochanski, however, as the disc inside Kochanski's box has been swapped with one containing a duplicate of Rimmer.
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Anger against my neighbor never went to bed with me, and I never passed the street near where my debtor lived; and while at home I never betrayed impatience, in order to observe what is said: 'I will walk within my house with a perfect heart.'"Jerusalem Talmud Taanit 67a; compare Babylonian Talmud Taanit 20b In another talmudic tale, Rav Adda observed on the street a woman named Matun (patience) dressed in a manner unbecoming a modest Jewish woman, he ripped off her clothing. Unfortunately for him, the woman was a Samaritan, and thus not subject to Rabbinic jurisdiction, and for the attack on her he was condemned to pay a fine of 400 zuz, and thereupon he exclaimed, "Matun, matun [patience, patience] you were worth 400 zuz to me!"Babylonian Talmud Berakhot 20a The following is attributed to Rav Adda: "The man who is conscious of sin and confesses it, but does not turn away from it, is like the man who holds a defiling reptile in his hand; were he to bathe in all the waters of the world, the bath would not restore him to cleanness.
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