"If you're going to be woken up at all, it's important to be woken up for something exciting or unpredictable, and this was neither."
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" Definitely not worth being woken up for," they said.
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Serrano initially told police she had woken up in her bed, but then allegedly changed her story and admitted she had actually woken up sitting in the passenger seat of Maya's car.
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A little while later, I'm woken up by another nurse.
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She was woken up by screaming and yelling and smoke.
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Germany has not yet woken up to that stark reality.
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Snelling had woken up to a noise around 2 a.m.
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Feel like Super Mom because B. hasn't woken up again.
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She wrote that she had woken up at 4 a.m.
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Latin America has at last woken up to the threat.
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Allison has finally woken up but at what a cost.
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The Scottish government has woken up to its underperforming schools.
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And that explains why the bears have woken up again.
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"I still haven't woken up from this dream," she wrote.
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I may or may not have woken up to this
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" He paused, then added, "He has never not woken up.
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She was woken up and told that Sabawoon had died.
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Mike McCaul of Texas' 10th district — "have woken up" now.
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But investors have more recently woken up to the country's vulnerabilities.
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B. has already woken up and let me sleep, bless him.
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It's victims can't be woken up, and they begin to walk.
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Because we've all woken up from our cultural wastemanship and engaged.
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The dominant roasters have also woken up to high-end coffee.
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Six days earlier he'd woken up for work at 6 a.m.
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We're back on the Callister, where Nanette has just woken up.
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But Tractor Supply says it has woken up to Amazon challenge.
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There are still days when I wish I hadn't woken up.
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I was slowly woken up to my anesthesiologist saying my name.
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You've woken up late and the sun creaks through the blinds.
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The fashion world has woken up to a new dressing opportunity.
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Then she'd woken up bright and perky to head to work.
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And then being woken up the second night by the bump.
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But today, I have woken up with a craving to write.
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She said she had woken up to the smell of smoke.
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Since purchasing, I'm no longer woken up by my husband's movement.
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Tired because you've just woken up and it's literally 6.34 AM?
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But the industry has woken up to the potential of personalized programming.
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But sometimes you get woken up out of bed by the cops.
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One common complaint, however, is guests being woken up at 3 a.m.
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Residents in Damascus were woken up on Saturday just before 4 a.m.
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So the potential to be woken up by rowdy students seems high.
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He said that he was woken up by police at 2 a.m.
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He alleges that he was woken up by police at 2 a.m.
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" Besides, the employee added, "if you've been woken up at 3 a.m.
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Maybe more Americans would have woken up to the threat in time.
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Her daughter had just woken up from a nap at 6 p.m.
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Other brands have woken up to astrology's power to court potential customers.
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Yet even knowing the risks, she had him woken up for questioning.
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He had a seizure when he was finally woken up, I'm told.
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The Democrats, by contrast, have woken up to the weakness of Congress.
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Team doctor Inigo Sarriegui said Landa had woken up with abdominal pains.
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The world has woken up with a throbbing post-Brexit hang-over.
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Two of my siblings have woken up in the morning with it.
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Bono, perpetually energetic, announced that he had woken up at 22 a.m.
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And probably before we'd woken up the next day, as he claims.
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She had woken up with a headache, and the pain was ascending.
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Have woken up with a rush of gratitude and excitement this morning!
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You're woken up in the middle of a science experiment presumably gone wrong.
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The dozens of students I sat with had woken up before 5 a.m.
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The husband told Peoria Police he was woken up around 3:30 a.m.
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"The rest of the world has woken up to this threat," Barr said.
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American lawmakers—so far inert—have finally woken up to the war's toll.
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So you've woken up after a long night of eating rainbow grilled cheese.
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According to the official handbook, Otisville prisoners are woken up at 6 a.m.
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Only recently has the cartel woken up to the effectiveness of this strategy.
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On Friday night, Moreland shared an update that her daughter had woken up.
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Poor Jimmy Kimmel, constantly being woken up in the night by music stars.
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Or had she woken up early, before he did, and done it then?
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There are tiny signs that the companies have woken up to the problem.
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We are woken up to a beautiful woman (Haley Bennett), who says our
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Just woken up to news that my friend Tobe Hooper has passed away.
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One dad's reaction after being woken up from a nap with a megaphone.
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Sometimes we're woken up by texts and calls from our partners' colleagues, too.
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Some of the continent's politicians have woken up to the industry's structural problems.
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I was glad to not have been woken up by a loud alarm.
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She woke up the parts of me that needed to be woken up.
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Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev was reportedly woken up by a phone call.
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I had woken up at 5 that morning to finish writing an article.
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So it was 2 o'clock in the morning, and we got woken up.
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This morning I was woken up by a truck outside blasting its horn.
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Ms. Taylor, the wine expert, said she had woken up at 2 a.m.
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But in the first few weeks, babies do need to be woken up.
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How many times have we woken up to the worst massacre of modern times?
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Yes, wages are going up, Italy&aposs waking up, Austria&aposs woken up, Poland.
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I was woken up with visions of destruction around rooms, logs, and broken glass.
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Well, once again Biden has woken up to find himself in the wrong century.
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The Bad: Ever slept on your side and woken up with a numb arm?
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This is the first morning I've woken up not miserable since I started it.
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" They had woken up, the statement said, feeling like "strangers in a foreign land.
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He was woken up and told he'd be reunited with Angeline on Wednesday morning.
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When he realized she had woken up, she said, he began to penetrate her.
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"The market has woken up quite late to this (the Turkey crisis)," he said.
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I'm woken up throughout the night for vital checks, antibiotics, and more pain medicine.
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Now stop playing coy computer and tell me what I've just woken up into.
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Normally he gets up at 5:30, and I would have woken up then.
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I've woken up in a huge four poster bed... WITH MY BRAND NEW HUSBAND.
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The surrounding cacophony created another issue: I couldn't tell if Alexa had woken up.
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He had woken up that morning, a day after evacuating, with a bad feeling.
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I have always just shown artists I loved, and the world has woken up.
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And most important, has he truly woken up from the American dream of meritocracy?
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Fingers crossed that I don't get woken up in three hours like last night.
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"He Brought Her Heart Back in a Box" suggests we still haven't woken up.
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I can't count how many times I've woken up in it eight hours later.
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The UK has woken up to the biggest Conservative majority in over 213 years.
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"When he saw that I had woken up, he got on top of me."
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Either way, royal courtiers have woken up to some consequences of the Brexit vote.
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I have woken up every day for the past week just grateful to wake up.
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It's as if we have all woken up and been reminded that life is precious.
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He went on to allege that he was woken up by police at 2 a.m.
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I got woken up because I'm a light sleeper, hence why I need the melatonin.
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"I ran downstairs and then I realized that he had not woken up," she says.
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It's as if they've been asleep all their lives, but have just now woken up.
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When I was woken up again that night, I expected another run to the basement.
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What's come out in the last couple of months has woken up this huge group.
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Belatedly business and the financial markets have woken up to the rising danger of Brexit.
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"We've woken up this sleepy market," said Sinha, who publicly launched Rubrik in March 2015.
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Harvey and Ann Taylor said they were woken up Sunday morning around 3:30 a.m.
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Other countries have woken up to the economic advantages of a more competitive business climate.
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In another investigation into 3/5, Marines allegedly were woken up at 4:30 a.m.
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I could have been somebody who might've attacked them for being woken up like that.
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A disheveled woman answered, sitting in darkness, looking like she had just been woken up.
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I think we must have woken up more than a few people along the way.
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Congress, already angered over the Yemen war, has woken up while the White House slumbered.
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He honestly doesn't sound thrilled to be vocally woken up after three millennia of silence.
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It's interesting how many of Bannon's rivals have woken up with knives in their backs.
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Upon arrival, police learned that the husband had been woken up at 3:30 a.m.
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How many people have woken up to "I Got You Babe" and just cracked up?
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And like fast fashion, they too have woken up to potential dangers with that system.
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I wish so much that I could have had an anesthetic and then woken up.
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TOKYO — By the time most of Japan had woken up on Tuesday, he was gone.
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It's the liberal middle classes that have just woken up to the state of affairs.
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Now, I feel like I've woken up and realized there's a really great world out there.
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Having just woken up from a 30-year hibernation, Chris Pratt's desire to shower is understandable.
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None have failed, although many have moaned about being woken up early to supply their samples.
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A few states have woken up to the cost of failure to reform their occupational licensing.
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The following morning, he was woken up by jail guards and told to pack his bags.
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Ever woken up horrified after an intense sex dream involving someone you hate in real life?
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After quiet stretches, especially in Weeks 1 and 2, that group has woken up of late.
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It's early, the light is still watery, and one of your eyes hasn't completely woken up.
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And the world just changed... Ah wonderful I appear to have woken up in Germany, 1932.
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"It's awful for you," Janet said, gloomy as she sometimes was when she'd just woken up.
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Liberals have woken up to this fact, yet they still don't know how to combat it.
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Well, no, I don't really want to be woken up at 2 o'clock in the morning.
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Abu Huzayfah: I had just woken up, you know — hair all messy, pajamas and T-shirt.
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But Monfils started the second set as if he had woken up from a bad dream.
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As corporate America has woken up and started speaking up, so, too, has the fashion industry.
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"We're pretty excited," Ms. Wei said, noting that they had woken up early for the occasion.
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I was woken up by gunshots five times while I was there for around a month.
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Homegrown competitors from emerging market countries have woken up to the opportunity that Tala has tapped.
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They get woken up by a noise, or they're so tired, their guard is let down.
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If you're in South Florida, you may have woken up to paralyzed lizards littering your walkway.
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She had woken up before five, to get picked up in Harlem and driven to Brooklyn.
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Six weeks after his return, he was woken up by his mother from an afternoon doze.
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It had been a terrible shooting stretch for the Warriors, but they have suddenly woken up.
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Residents of the Aloha State were woken up by their mobile phones on the morning of Jan.
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Jon, 36, has since woken up, but is confined to a wheelchair and hasn't regained his speech.
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Even if your dad is a morning person, nobody likes being woken up by a blaring alarm.
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U.S. and foreign investors have woken up to the fact that a Brexit could become a reality.
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I have woken up from a night's sleep with an entire photoshoot concept floating in my head.
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I must have woken up my whole neighborhood by screaming his name to get into the car.
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I wasn't even bored, so much as just dazed, like I'd woken up in someone else's dream.
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That's when Cardi was woken up and asked to join them, causing her outburst in the lobby.
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The next day, June is woken up to Harry — or, at least, who June thinks is Harry.
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Nobody knew the guts better than AJ. One morning about a week ago, AJ hadn't woken up.
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Half the time when woken up out of sleep they were wrong and thought they'd been awake.
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As in the past, I'd woken up early and reserved ample time for a meltdown this morning.
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Its rivals have woken up, and other recent entrants with international reach are now splashing out, too.
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Over the past few weeks, I've woken up every morning with the sense that I was dying.
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It turns out, the village Ira spoke of is the one Cosima has just woken up in.
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Insider: Imagine I'm an American who's just woken up from a years-long nap, Sleeping Beauty-style.
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Davos, Switzerland (CNN Business)Has business finally woken up to the enormous challenges posed by climate change?
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Now they've woken up to a reality in the Obama years that this was a polite fiction.
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"Typically they're locked in a cage and woken up by the dominatrix for various treatments," she says.
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I said his name, though I don't know what I would have done if he'd woken up.
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Better late than never, but the world should have woken up a long time ago to this.
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I think a lot of women got woken up at that same moment, and many men too.
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What we looked forMotion transfer: Have you woken up due to movements caused by a sleeping companion?
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In "the Pacific, the public has woken up to this reality for many years now," she said.
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When I finally emerged from her house, I felt like I had woken up from a nightmare.
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I had woken up that April morning filled with hope and excitement for my Lincoln Center debut.
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We found bot networks that get, I'll use the term "woken up," based off of certain keywords.
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Some Americans get a chance to feel as if they've woken up from a year-long nightmare.
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"Sterling volatility has woken up from its 100-year slumber and is likely to remain reactive," he added.
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In recent weeks residents of Asmara have woken up to fresh graffiti calling for an end to conscription.
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"I think I was woken up from an arrogance about my belief system with this election," she said.
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Housed in the Montgomery County Correctional Facility since his 2017 arrest, Tessier had woken up at 4 a.m.
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The week before she'd woken up in horror to find the skin of her left arm completely transparent.
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The 33-year-old soprano had woken up the morning of her performance here with a scratchy throat.
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IN RECENT YEARS many rich-world politicians have at last woken up to the blight of expensive housing.
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Policymakers may have finally woken up and started to consider the effects of technology on their economic models.
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For poor Tim has woken up this Sunday morning with a giant headache, and its name is China.
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It said he has been subjected to strip searches and woken up hourly by guards for long periods.
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A month into moving in together, I was woken up by a clanging sound late in the night.
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"Auckland doesn't get earthquakes ... for Auckland to be woken up for an earthquake means it's a significant shake."
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I've woken up from dreams like this, where I'm eating out a girl, and it's always so hot.
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I'd often get woken up in the middle of the night to country music coming from the radio.
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Or maybe it's because people have finally woken up to the fact that he is wrong about everything.
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Unlike a dream, we've never again woken up, rubbed our eyes and seen a world without the Web.
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"I was woken up abruptly by Ed on top of me, his fingers entering my body," she claimed.
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Darrell says he was woken up around 9 AM by detectives who informed Matt had passed away overnight.
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Then, as if someone has just woken up and noticed an audience, the outline of a window appears.
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For anyone who's ever woken up to dull, puffy skin, the appeal of highlighter and blush is obvious.
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Edwin Rivera was woken up early on Sunday morning by loud thuds coming from the floor above him.
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YouTube may have woken up late to its numerous issues, but it's not ignorant of them, at least.
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"We've all woken up from bad dreams, and they seem so real at the time," Chief Walling said.
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"All I remember is being woken up by a pillow being taken from under my head," she said.
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Even if Opportunity hasn't woken up, the rover outlived its expected 92-day mission by over 14 years.
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It's quite eye-opening, in the way that being woken up with a cold bath is eye-opening.
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Other police departments in the region have also faced criticism for shooting black men who'd just woken up.
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And like Ilana, we've also been woken up by a call asking us if we're ready to go.
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"They have woken up and realized they might have to lose what we fought for," Mr. Jankowski said.
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According to Butler, he had woken up when the fire alarm first went off at around 2 a.m.
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Complacent consumers have woken up to the disastrous effects of eating uninteresting, over-sugared and salted, processed foods.
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He had woken up and was at Bronx-Lebanon with his wife, a medical resident at the hospital.
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The sticky scenario: You've woken up from a night of sound sleep to find your pillow is drenched.
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I wanted it to have this sense of, you've woken up after the disaster and things are clear.
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Lee might not have woken up in Paris so many times in 2004 or lost so much sleep.
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Suddenly, it seemed people had woken up to the economic opportunity that could be achieved — just maybe — with trucks.
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I'd throw out my earplugs and enjoy the first night of not being woken up by snoring in years.
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I'd woken up some time in like 2005 214 and was reading an article in The New York Times.
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Alien (1979)Warrant Officer Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) and her six fellow crew members are unexpectedly woken up from stasis.
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One ANC official accompanying the president complained to the local press that he had never woken up so early.
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For poor Tim has woken up this Sunday morning with a giant headache, and its name is China. Headache?
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In one photo, the pair smiled together while appearing to have recently woken up, given Shelton's off-kilter hair.
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Doctors had to put her under and after several hours, they were getting worried that she hadn't woken up.
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If you've woken up with a hangover or need to glow before a party, go straight for the eyes.
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In addition to legalization, VCs, and more importantly, limited partners, have woken up to the business opportunity of cannabis.
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And because you read this far, here's a pig getting woken up in the nicest way possible: http://bit.
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"Bitcoin has woken up a lot of people," said Laszlo Birinyi, the stock guru and founder of Birinyi Associates.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)For more than two years, Saatah Nubari has woken up covered in a strange black soot.
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"I've woken up in the middle night having sex with girlfriends," said Dustin Marshall, 31, who suffers from sexsomnia.
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I was woken up by the car going along the ridges that segregate the road from the hard shoulder.
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Having just woken up after drinking one too many glasses of pinot grigio the night before, I gladly proceeded.
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In 1987 dollars, you could be woken up with a projection for $10, with some pocket change left over.
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The name came to me one morning, sitting in front of my house before my roommates had woken up.
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At the same time, the leading opposition party, the Indian National Congress, once considered comatose, has suddenly woken up.
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On Sunday, holed up in his sister's house, he was woken up by sirens warning of a new threat.
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In the process, I hope, he's woken up a lot more people to the deep problems in our society.
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David's landlady has woken up to the fact that the carriage house would fetch a tidy sum if sold.
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It started letting up last night and this morning was the first morning we've woken up to the sun.
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Kwik asked the crowd if anyone had set an early alarm and woken up just before it went off.
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I've been so lucky to have woken up to see your gorgeous face and amazing smile for 13 years.
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Saturday, December 14 I was woken up at around 9am this morning by a phone call from my mom.
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Fin Justin Ross, 20, a transgender man from New Jersey, said he had woken up around 3:30 a.m.
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I no longer have to be woken up in the middle of the night by a thumbs-up emoji.
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Tyler Williams, 25, who lives nearby, said she had woken up to the sound of yelling across the street.
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It was late afternoon, yet "DAU" didn't seem to have woken up yet, despite being a 24-hour operation.
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He has woken up "hollering and screaming" from nightmares and has expressed a fear of police officers, he said.
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One-night stands: We've all had them, and for the most part, we've all probably woken up regretting them.
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It's terrifying to him — he has tears in his eyes — but having woken up, he can't stay as he is.
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Day 103: Monday October 3rd At 6:50am most of those on board are woken up by a piercing alarm.
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" via GIPHY "I'm regularly woken up in the night by the old guy on the floor below shouting about noise.
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Makeup MeltersIf you've ever woken up to a pillowcase covered in mascara smears, you could probably use a makeup melter.
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I think being cryopreserved gives me a chance to be cured and woken up, even in hundreds of years' time.
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"So you get woken up by phone calls and texts, and it's the best way to wake up," she says.
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" The Metropolitan's Commissioner, Cressida Dick, said, "London has woken up to the news of another appalling attack on our city.
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It's like 2002 never ended, except you've not woken up next to Terry Richardson and a vintage issue of VICE.
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Tsitsipas came into this post-match media conference rubbing his eyes as if he having woken up from a nightmare.
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"I haven't woken up one day thinking about who's ahead of us or behind us in the standings," Hakstol said.
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It could be because he [had woken up] and I was asleep and if he couldn't sleep, I couldn't sleep.
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Former UFC strawweight Angela Magana has woken up from a two-day coma after suffering complications from an emergency surgery.
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"Don't kid yourself that the time you get out of bed is the time that you've woken up," she says.
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He was found unconscious when the plane landed, and when he was finally woken up ... he reportedly had a seizure.
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Just because we've woken up and taken breath, we're constantly being bombarded with messages about how we're not good enough.
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"But to be woken up by a stranger five or six feet away from them...I mean, it's pretty upsetting."
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Many were woken up by the explosion, and saw debris from the burning plane near their homes, the AP said.
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Around an hour before landing passengers who confirmed they wanted breakfast were woken up and brought a tray of food.
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They'd all woken up that morning feeling like how I used to feel when we woke up to Thatcher victories.
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Because the current presidential administration has woken up a chorus of voices and unleashed a wave of activism and empowerment.
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I would return to bed, only to be woken up again about 30 minutes later, to repeat the same ordeal.
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A lot of people have woken up to the realization that Donald Trump could really be the Republican presidential nominee.
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I had just finished getting dressed when his boyfriend, who was woken up by all the noise, entered the bathroom.
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"I think the Bundys have woken up a lot of people experiencing different versions of federal oppression," she told me.
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More than once I've woken up with the hand of the man next to me wandering over between my legs.
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She said she left the park where she had woken up and walked to a nearby hotel to call 911.
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I have woken up in the middle of the night feeling fear, and I have lost some of my privacy.
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Six months earlier, he had woken up one morning with a freakish spinal injury, unable to move his right leg.
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"People have woken up to the two extremes of Kensington," said Emma Dent Coad, the member of Parliament for Kensington.
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Before most people had woken up to start their day yesterday, Verizon employees in Manhattan had made a startling discovery.
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John nodded, still in shock, having woken up and discovered Marcia, cold and limp, slumped across the couch beside him.
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I would discover the camera was offline thanks to the cries of a daughter woken up by a bright orange light.
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I think being cryo-preserved gives me a chance to be cured and woken up, even in hundreds of years' time.
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Philips Wake-up Light Even if your dad is a morning person, nobody likes being woken up by a blaring alarm.
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I've woken up with a raging headache, so my friend buys me a cup of coffee ($1.50) to perk me up.
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Member Kouvr Annon said she has woken up to someone making a TikTok video on her balcony before (1:35 mark).
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"We have just been woken up, so you are really, really curious to find out what is actually happening," he says.
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Europe has woken up to headlines dominated by the first televised debate between U.S. presidential nominees Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
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How many times have you woken up with a disgusting hangover after a heavy night and vowed never to drink again?
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Every morning during the Spring Fire, she has woken up in the bed she keeps in the back of her car.
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You'd walk into the wards, these guys from the front lines, some had just woken up with no legs, no arms.
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We've all woken up today to discover that we have one fewer automotive brand to cover, because Toyota is killing Scion.
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After "years of abuse…the people have finally woken up," says Ernesto Medina Aguayo of Aquí La Gente, a pressure group.
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This time, it has woken up to the "very real concerns of Beijing encroachment," he told CNBC's "Street Signs " on Monday.
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After being woken up early by Elton's insistent meowing again and again, the cat's owner, Joaquin Baldwin, decided to take action.
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I think being cryo‐preserved gives me a chance to be cured and woken up, even in hundreds of years' time.
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Harlem residents were stunned and heartened Sunday by the news that someone among them may have woken up a multi-millionaire.
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That issue is achingly tedious, but it looks as though the Europeans have woken up and moved to fix that situation.
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They say their household, particularly its oldest residents, both in their 80s, is woken up at all hours by the dogs.
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"They have woken up from their nightmare of lockouts, and everything is O.K." The Democratic success could affect activity in Congress.
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"If I get woken up at night for something, it'd better be more important than a tweet — by anyone," he said.
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But the next morning, he was woken up by that recurring train whistle, which is somehow connected to his adolescent trauma.
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The year has barely woken up, but the prize for the Most Sardonic Film Title of 2016 has already been won.
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" "I've never woken up once in the last year and not felt like this isn't exactly what I should be doing.
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Port Arthur, TEXAS — Every day for the past four months, James Powell has woken up to the sound of morning traffic overhead.
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On a beautiful spring morning at Mar-a-Lago, President Donald Trump appears to have woken up in a very foul mood.
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He says he was woken up by the sound of his dog barking, after which he saw police cars outside his door.
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After a long bus ride, the teens, who are asleep, are woken up in the middle of the night by the driver.
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Martines allegedly told authorities she brought the baby to the hospital when she was woken up by her crying, the indictment states.
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"I would go downstairs and have a cup of tea, trying to figure out why I had woken up again," Collins said.
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Amazon's also partnered with Disney and Nickelodeon on alarms, so kids can get woken up by the likes of Coco each morning.
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They've sung in the hills of Austria, flown over Neverland, eased on down the road to Oz and woken up in Baltimore.
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I sit up and feel utterly spaced out — like I'm both stoned and have just been woken up after a long sleep.
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When she enters the Red Room, all the siblings are woken up from their sleep, as if connected by some genetic string.
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Hearing his voice has been a great lift and Freya has totally woken up and is completely in shock that he rang.
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She's woken up in the middle of the night to deal with a crisis: A Russian vessel is sinking, and needs help.
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In the wake of Trump's immigration ban and the subsequent protests nationwide, congressional Democrats, at long last, seem to have woken up.
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"I have woken up in the middle of the night feeling fear, and I have lost some of my privacy," she wrote.
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There's freedom in waking up on your own terms rather than being woken up by an alarm clock and rushing to work.
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Heedless to the alarms that have been ringing for some time now, we have not yet woken up from our energy nightmares.
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Residents in the city center were woken up by a large explosion, a witness said, and shells fell near its eastern limits.
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We were issued "uniforms," housed in barracks, woken up at 5:30 AM, marched around by drill sergeants, and kept up late.
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I had woken up that morning, just like every other morning, wanting to drink more than I wanted to do anything else.
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While it wasn't a big issue during my stay, I was woken up by loud neighbors returning from a late night out.
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The internet search giant has worked on a product that promises to warn parents before their little one has even woken up.
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A fifth victim, a medical resident shot in the neck, had woken up and was talking with her family, Dr. Chilimuri said.
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But listening is not leading, and Sanders, on his own, hasn't woken up the Democratic Party to the problem of vote capture.
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Lolade Siyonbola, who is a graduate student at Yale, was woken up by the classmate and interrogated by law enforcement for 173 minutes.
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If they've woken up the president because they believe they're under attack, there's a presumption of legality if the president orders a strike.
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I did that, and that night, I got woken up by this horrible noise — between a scream and a howl and a cry.
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The Steelers were staying at the hotel when they were woken up by the sound of the fire alarm and responding emergency vehicles.
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Turrell O'Neal, whose mother is Tamara's cousin, told BuzzFeed News that he was woken up by a phone call from another family member.
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I wanted to capture their glow DNA — that just-woken-up look of sexy youth — and give it to both women and men.
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When I've set my alarm after eight o'clock in the past, I've often woken up before the alarm has even started going off.
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"I was woken up in my sleep by screaming and yelling," a neighbor told a 911 operator that day, according to the documents.
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We may have woken up to the destructive effects of microbeads, but the beauty world is still riddled with products causing pollution problems.
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There's also a treatment called "anticipatory awakening," which involves being woken up 15 minutes before a night terror in order to prevent it.
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U.S. e-commerce firms have woken up to overseas opportunities, but they tend to be focused on obvious and huge markets like China.
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I was woken up most mornings when I was a kid to Okie From Muskogee being played down the hall n my house.
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Policymakers have woken up to the challenge but so far measures like ending the one child policy have not sparked a baby boom.
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If you've woken up in a stranger's home (it happens), it's usually the one just above or to the right of the sink.
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Remember when Chris Christie stood next to Trump during a rally and looked like he'd just woken up on a submarine to hell?
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I know I wasn't [pretty] because I had just woken up and hadn't brushed my teeth yet, but he made me feel pretty.
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Nothing like being woken up at 5 AM by a hurt, raging mad lover who just found out you slept with your ex.
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Probably because we have all woken up in Stephen Campbell's red, painful, burning shoes the morning after a hot day at one point.
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"Sterling volatility has woken up from its 100-year slumber and is likely to remain reactive," said Ulrich Leuchtmannan, FX strategist at Commerzbank.
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Plummer originally claimed that she had been woken up by her child's crying and found her on the floor next to the bed.
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Republicans have woken up to the alarming powers of the president to make policy by choosing which laws to enforce, and how much.
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With the breakup of the Calais camp, the rest of France has woken up to the fact that it, too, must choose sides.
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It seems as if everyone has woken up to the problem of opioid abuse at once and wants to do something about it.
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Sayer told a story that he recently learned about one patient who was woken up at night while on vacation by her mother.
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I sleep at night just like everyone else, and I don't appreciate getting woken up by four missed calls and 16 desperate texts.
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The story says that Julia had been in a coma, and had woken up to try and escape her tomb, but sadly died.
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"It's not unusual to get woken up in the middle of the night by a farmer who is potentially suicidal," Mr. McCabe said.
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I had woken up crying and realized after a few hours that I wouldn't be able to stop until I let him go.
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She said older people, too, had woken up to the pain that Ireland's cultural and political norms had inflicted on the younger generations.
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Many mornings I have woken up to tune into a hearing, by scanning coverage from other organizations, or by reading books about impeachment.
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The first time I heard Jack White, I thought I'd woken up in 1968, lovingly reupholstered, and I almost reached for the mescaline.
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"The big banks have absolutely woken up to this threat," said Gerard du Toit, a Bain partner and co-author of the report.
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"Early Tuesday morning we were woken up by our four-year-old son who was crying so hard he could barely talk," McIver said.
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The report also stated that Woods was found asleep at the wheel on the side of the road and had to be woken up.
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He's already woken up to that and realizes he needs to look at his life already, without him even finding out about the tumor.
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I had just woken up 10 minutes before... My dad comes into the room, and he's trying to get me in some real clothes.
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I've hooked up with a woman, gone to bed with her, and woken up to find she'd left in the middle of the night.
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I leave with a few good stories to tell my coworkers — I have been woken up out of my work boredom for the day.
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Have you ever woken up, lightly grazed your cheek with your hand before opening your eyes, and thought, Is that my skin or sandpaper?
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What Michael seemed to have remembered was that he'd woken up during surgery decades earlier—that he was conscious when doctors removed that tumor.
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How many mornings have you woken up, scrolled through your various feeds, and seen pic after pic of those colorful, fruit-piled açaí bowls?
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The report also stated that Woods was found asleep at the wheel on the side of the road, and had to be woken up.
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Just imagine setting an alarm and being woken up by a Big Mouth Billy Bass dancing and flopping around while it sings to you.
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I'd woken up to fresh memories of rice fields shimmering in a stunningly green valley, the water of the paddies as still as glass.
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I'd woken up to sore muscles from summiting the highest peak in the Indochina region two days prior — the first mountain I'd ever conquered.
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Especially now that the media has finally woken up to the dangers of the monster they created and nurtured for the last sixteen months.
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Still, Facebook doesn't seem to have woken up to this moral quandary, at least in a way that is visible to the world watching.
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Displeased with being woken up for the sake of male posturing, the panda, Mei Ling, turned on the man and latched onto his leg.
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At times, its quieter melodies create the feeling of being lulled into a nap, but when it's woken up, it's prone to violent outbursts.
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Americans have finally woken up to the fact that, when it comes to protecting their personal data, private companies are not to be trusted.
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How do so many celebrities manage to nail the "no makeup" makeup look and appear to have woken up looking flawlessly groomed and polished?
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"The world has woken up to the idea that you need to have an idea about how you're going to make money," he said.
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For two solid years, I was woken up three or four times a night, every night, by people singing the "Happy Days" theme tune.
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"It feels like our industry has woken up to the possibilities of new technology really in the last three or four years," he added.
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This morning, just under half the country has woken up dismayed, already feeling the impact of watching a bigoted argument win out so successfully.
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I think that particularly, so the post-election 2150, people have woken up to the dark side that tech can have on our lives.
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He's going to need to get used to awkward questions now that lawmakers have woken up to the power and risk of his platform.
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The world has, just over the past decade or so, woken up to the utility of the bacteria on and in insects, he says.
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It's the day after Donald Trump's electoral victory, and the whole world has woken up with something that feels like a gigantic collective hangover.
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When we met, she had just woken up from a nap — her three-week old, Tatiana Nicole, had been keeping her up at night.
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But Mr. Edison said he continued to be woken up by idling trucks and workers calling out while they waited for construction to start.
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His next target was Rite Aid after he had been woken up numerous times by delivery trucks unloading at the pharmacy on the corner.
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"A forty-calibre gun, which is what the police found, is so loud that it would have woken up the whole neighborhood," Hennen said.
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The father had woken up days earlier to the sound of Payton reading (something that Hobart, an avid collector of books, doesn't ever do).
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No matter how much you enjoyed yourself the night before, once you've woken up you start to question whether it was all worth it.
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It makes you feel sophisticated but also like, yeah, I can throw this together on a morning I was woken up at 4:45!
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In a separate incident, a woman was woken up when a man told her dog to "wake the f--- up" through a Ring camera.
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Society has woken up to the harms of social media, yet Instagram erects no guards to keep kids from experiencing those ills for themselves.
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During our interview, he spoke deliberately and carefully, giving off the sense that he might at any moment be, as it were, woken up.
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Howard initially "attempted to cover up this incident by initially stating … she was only woken up by the victim struggling to breathe," the warrant alleges.
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One guest complained that he was woken up regularly through the night by Churi, a virtual assistant robot that was put in each guest's room.
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You can also request to be woken up to music genres like rock, pop, 80s music and others, specific songs, or music from favorite artists.
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But Kearns thinks the government — and the general public — would have woken up faster to the perils of sugar if not for the industry's meddling.
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We must make sure there are alternatives available to catch people who have woken up to the damage caused by our growing demand for fish.
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Sparks initially told investigators Spurlock had woken up at his home after a night out and asked him where she was, Detective Tye Chavies testified.
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He is messing up his sleep schedule so bad but gets really annoyed when he's woken up from a nap, so I don't even bother.
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"Most of time, they're in bed already and get woken up by something, and it's hard to say if that's real or not," Auerbach explains.
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I'd woken up to foggy remnants of dreams about hot air balloons in Turkey, skydiving in Croatia and getting caught in the rain in Berlin.
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" Adding that she hadn't "woken up or spoken, blinked or moved or been responsive," the source reveals that "last year was when everyone grieved this.
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And then there's a time when narcissism is woken up, when you really see yourself in the mirror for the first time, in a way.
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Image courtesy of Cognition There were moments at VRLA where I took off my headset and felt like I had woken up from a dream.
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Santa Fe has an elevation of 7,200 feet, and I'd woken up breathless and had gone to an urgent care center for oxygen that morning.
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I was fast asleep and suddenly woken up when the crew started switching on the lights and asking us to pull our seats back up.
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Today, Moore-Roberts has woken up and is now Yahoo's global head of diversity and inclusion — a role she's been in for five months now.
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They had woken up to the news of a crude pipe bomb explosion at Port Authority, across the street from their hotel in Times Square.
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Sam Grosslight, 24, of Bel-Air, was woken up by her mother, Carolyn, early Wednesday morning telling her to grab her phone and her computer.
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London's Metropolitan police labeled the incident a "terrorist attack," as did Prime Minister Theresa May, who was woken up to be informed of the event.
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"Every law firm and lobbyist who does this stuff has woken up," said Andrew Herman, a defense lawyer who counsels clients on foreign lobbying registration.
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"Finally, the world has woken up (to) the fact that there is a real danger posed to democracy, not only in Kenya," Odinga told CNN.
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"It seems like he's woken up the animal spirits," said Jamie Dimon, the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, in an interview on Bloomberg Television recently.
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" Even so, he continued, "If you're woken up, how does that connect you to the content, and not just to how clever the director is?
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"If you are woken up, you are shocked, and people struggle to come to terms with what has happened," she said of the residents' reaction.
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I thought I was protected by my new situation, but I too have woken up disoriented, stripped of cryo-currency, and in an unsafe place.
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Over the summer, regulators appeared to have woken up to the dramatic rise in e-cigarette usage among teens after years of declining cigarette usage.
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Hustek was woken up at some point during the commotion, and was able to pull the boy off the roof through the window, WFSB reported.
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It is less a conventional statement of legal reasoning than an indication that the courts have woken up to the dangers of the Trump presidency.
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"Politically, I think people have woken up," said Marc Mendelson, an antibiotic resistance expert and professor of infectious diseases at the University of Cape Town.
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Some companies have woken up to the risk of losing investors if they or their suppliers violate workers' rights, said Japan Civil Liberties Union's Hatate.
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Next to me, two white friends who had attended Yale together chatted about privilege and when they had woken up to the social justice issues.
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You've woken up morning after morning, mouth dry, head pounding, lips stained, wallet emptied, your inner voice sadly intoning one word over and over: why?
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In the morning, I don't see anything existentially troubling online until after I've woken up a little, a tiny improvement that makes a world of difference.
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Illustration: NASA/Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory/Southwest Research InstitutePluto's most famous visitor, the New Horizons spacecraft, has woken up after 165 days of hibernation.
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The immediate hysteria I'd woken up into made each movement fast forward, every decision on how to deal with whatever was happening, do and/or die.
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The hangover and the nine hours of the previous days' drinking didn't matter much, as I'd woken up to a few tweets about FKA Balding Girls.
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"Far too many hill Republicans are still caught in a 2015 mentality and have not woken up to the electoral earthquake that was 2016," he said.
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Populism could offer something good here, if it has indeed woken up the elite and encourages reforms before the entire system threatens to be brought down.
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Whether you'd prefer to be woken up gently or need to be jolted out of bed, there's a smart alarm clock that makes waking up easier.
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"I actually just wanted to get their nap so I brought them to a place where they wouldn't be woken up by laughter," Damon shot back.
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One night I was woken up by him loudly saying, 'We have to take the fish out of the tank or they will die!' multiple times.
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But this guy, he just got woken up first thing in the morning and probably walked right out wondering, &aposWhat the heck just happened to me?
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It's pretty basic — there's text prompting you, telling you that you've woken up in a room and need to get out, but the door is locked.
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"German new orders have woken up from hibernation," said ING economist Carsten Brzeski, adding that bookings seemed to be extremely sensitive to seasons and the weather.
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Saethor Asgeirsson, who runs green power technology startup IceWind, said the political class had not woken up to the depth of public anger at perceived corruption.
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European governments have suddenly woken up to the fact that they need to literally breed more native born taxpaying productive citizens to cover their domestic costs.
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There's nothing quite like the cocktail of surprise, anger, agony, and dismay that comes with being woken up by the intense pain of a charley horse.
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By their own admission and in scathing independent reviews of the Ebola response, WHO and foreign governments had woken up to the threat far too late.
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It took me forever to fall asleep, so to finally fall asleep and be woken up by some guy grunting and hitting a headboard like… no.
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I've woken up every night this past week feeling restless and anxious with thoughts of pregnant women giving birth to babies with Zika-related birth defects.
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In his photo, he was holding a cup of black coffee and the style of his hair had me thinking he must have just woken up.
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He'd paid the price for dozing off before: As the actor told Vulture, he'd previously woken up with Dothraki words scribbled on his arms and forehead.
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It doesn't connect to my smartphone, but I've woken up a lot fewer mornings with my eyes glued shut from allergies since I picked it up.
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I'd woken up some minutes earlier because my CPAP machine's mask slid ever-so-slightly off the side of my face, generating an obnoxious whooshing noise.
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I'm constantly being woken up by street lamps, lights from the apartments across the street, and sunlight because of my porous curtains (and New York City).
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This is a classic that would never have survived a creative writing workshop — a powerful lesson in writing as though you have not yet woken up.
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Investors have woken up to the fact that the world is entering a sharp recession as curfews and lockdowns ripple across the United States and Europe.
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"All of a sudden we have woken up to a new reality ... where everyone is talking about handwashing with soap," said Lakhani, a 2017 CNN Hero.
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Six of the women cited in the lawsuit said they had fallen asleep in the car and woken up to find the driver sexually assaulting them.
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The police said he had woken up and was reaching for a gun on his lap, but Mr. McCoy's friends and family members demanded more transparency.
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Mr. Beazley, 215, a catcher on the high school baseball team, had woken up on Friday morning excited about that evening's quarterfinal game against Kingwood Park.
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I'm so thankful she's there to validate my work, but it's hard to remember that when you're woken up at 6, having your mistakes pointed out.
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These services run on devices that contain a microphone, and can be woken up to "hear" things you're saying and process them on a faraway server.
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Austin, Texas (CNN)Sean Philips had just woken up and was sitting on his couch when he heard the blast that would take his neighbor's life.
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In October, a man in Hamilton, Ontario, was charged with mischief after calling an emergency line to complain about being woken up at 5:04 a.m.
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Some of them recalled being woken up in the middle of the night to respond to a blog post or tweet critical of a Musk company.
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Mr. Ma is also leaving the executive chairman's job just as the world has woken up to the huge power that technology giants wage over societies.
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Anna insisted the heart attack hadn't woken him, but that didn't make any sense to Danielle, who could be woken up by the smell of toast.
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It's hard to explain to a date that you don't want to drink at dinner because you've just woken up and have a full workday ahead.
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There is a large handful of women who were branded who have now woken up, and they are beginning to realize what's been done to them.
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Others were woken up in the middle of the night in the shelters where they had taken refuge, and told to pay up or get out.
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Anyone who has ever been woken up in the middle of the night with a sharp pain in their calf knows the agony of a muscle spasm.
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Brown posted a video on Instagram on the morning of the incident denying any wrongdoing and said he had woken up to find police outside the property.
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But lab studies show we dream in all sleep stages, across the night—we just need to be woken up to be able to recall the dreams.
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She explained to Connor that she wasn't contagious, just that she'd woken up and "basically passed out" so she went to the hospital to get some fluids.
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"These are children that are being traumatized — being woken up out of their sleep to guns pointed at them, thinking that they're about to get shot down."
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Ever have one of those mornings where you plop out of bed, rub your eyes, and realize you've woken up ninety years earlier than you'd originally planned?
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There was a lot of railyard noise, so you'd often be woken up from a dead sleep by random loud crashes in the middle of the night.
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"America has woken up to yet another example of President Barack Obama doing through executive fiat what he cannot get done through our democratic process," Cruz said.
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Even Apple has woken up to the QR code's popularity – its iOS 11 operating system, still in beta, will support QR code scanning right from the camera.
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One early morning last month, Ahmad Sadid and four other Afghan asylum-seekers at the Vincennes detention center were woken up by 22010 French border police guards.
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Multiple former staffers recalled being kept up late or woken up in the middle of the night because Musk was upset about a headline or an article.
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Over the past five years or so, scientists have woken up to the fact that a lot of published research, particularly in the social sciences, is crap.
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"Early Tuesday morning we were woken up by our four-year-old son who was crying so hard he could barely talk," Lindsey explained in the post.
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Who here hasn't woken up to one of Trump's unhinged morning Twitter rants and wondered whether the country is starring in a painfully long episode of Punk'd?
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Orta told Motherboard that the night of Garner's killing, he was woken up by officers shining a flashlight into his bedroom and around his Staten Island home.
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Stefanie has only recently woken up after at least 10 surgeries, but will remain hospitalized for several more months before undergoing up to a year of rehab.
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I was woken up by calls from the pet shop that told me that his documents were ready and that they were planning his flight to Montreal.
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And many times that doesn't happen with sending out late-night emails or being woken up by one of my kids in the middle of the night.
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Meghan Valencia, wife of Officer Kevin Valencia, sobbed at a news conference Wednesday as she described being woken up by officers in the middle of the night.
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"The sportsmen community has been woken up: you poked that bear and that bear came out," said Land Tawney, the head of the Backcountry Hunters and Anglers.
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I've seen him in the hospital after he's woken up after they give him the shot to calm him down, and I don't like what I see.
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Any contact lens user will recognize the following scenario: You've passed out at home, drunk or tired or both, and woken up squinting and unable to see.
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If there's a major outage, though, Vogels said "of course" he would expect to be woken up immediately, and the senior management team will continuously track developments.
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TECH CHECK Once I've woken up from the coffee, I'll open up my laptop to check for new emails and reply to ones that I haven't yet.
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Enter the mattress topper, truly a gift for anyone who has ever woken up with a stiff neck or achy back after lying on a lumpy mattress.
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The victims were all bludgeoned to death with an axe while sleeping in their beds; only one showed signs of having woken up and resisted the attack.
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It doesn't come with instructions, but I managed to squish my face into this thing and (somehow) fall asleep, only to be woken up at 3 a.m.
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And even the supporters of 2020s female candidates, who had woken up on Election Day 2016 ready to elect a female president, have girded themselves for disappointment.
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It's exciting because when we left, Dolores had, as far as I can tell, really woken up and realized who she is, and embraced who she is.
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Effie Craven, a self-described history buff who works for a nonprofit in Oklahoma City, said that she and her husband had woken up at 3 a.m.
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The passenger, 26, said she had fallen asleep in his vehicle and woken up in a secluded location with Mr. Yadav beside her in the back seat.
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A resident of Attar Shisha village inside Pakistan, about two miles from Balakot, said he was woken up by loud explosions at about 3:15 a.m. Tuesday.
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So, while we seriously hope no one ever has a leg cramp this severe ever again, you may not have been woken up with your last charley horse.
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There have already been several waves of enthusiasm for drones, as various industries have woken up to their potential and small firms have rushed to meet their needs.
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LONDON — You know you've had a big night when you fall asleep at a bus stop and get woken up by a fox gently mauling your trouser leg.
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My sister Rose, her husband and my niece Emma couldn't make it to brunch because Emma had woken up sick from the wedding (Flower girl + Rain = Sick Baby).
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"Around 2:30 in the morning, everyone was quickly woken up by Coral's parents, and to the smell, smoke and sound of a fire," Matthew, 23, tells PEOPLE.
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I've woken up to an inbox full of messages from concerned people / influences and brands who have in some cases, lost millions of followers while they were asleep!
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The experiment is set to begin on Sunday—if it hasn't woken up by the end of the month, though, that's likely the last we'll hear of Philae.
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A need to do more hands-on review, instead of leaving everything up to an algorithm, is something the larger companies have just woken up to, as well.
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At one point Hudson allegedly said, she went to check on her daughter because she became worried after noticing that Paisley hadn't woken up or moved all night.
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Especially when Olivia finally finds her way home to the hotel and falls asleep… only to be woken up in the middle of the night by Jacqueline's crew.
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Luke (Oliver Jackson-Cohen) has just woken up from a heroin overdose, Nell is spurting out a monologue about confetti and time, and everyone is in a daze.
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As for Turkey, had the Europeans woken up to the coming danger last spring, they might not have found themselves compromising their values so grubbily in the autumn.
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And if you saw a midnight screening of Hereditary at SXSW, you might've woken up with one of those creepy-ass dolls from the movie on your doorstep.
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Over 22014 percent of Venezuelans surveyed said that during the previous three months they had woken up hungry because they did not have enough money to buy food.
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Combating fear Student Khyam Mashal was asleep when he got woken up by his friend telling him that there was a terrorist attack taking place on the campus.
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Jessa (Duggar) Seewald shared an adorable video of her 2-month-old baby boy Henry Wilberforce on Friday after he had just woken up from a midday snooze.
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Their cars were packed with belongings (if they were "lucky"), and their eyes were red from smoke, being woken up in the middle of the night, and crying.
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"I went through a period where if I got woken up I would immediately have a panic attack and would get up and pace it off," says Joseph.
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In various Republican primary debates, Carson joked about needing to be woken up and asked his fellow candidates to attack him instead when they went after each other.
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Francis seemed to have woken up to the issue this year amid the furious backlash to his stated faith in Chilean bishops over the "slander" of abuse survivors.
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"China plays on our divisions," President Emmanuel Macron of France, speaking in Brussels, told reporters on Friday, adding that the European Union had finally woken up to China.
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When I was in the seventh grade, my English teacher had us read and write poems, and I felt like I'd just woken up from a deep sleep.
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The wine helped ease the arm soreness from a recent tennis game and the neck pain she'd woken up with, a likely whiplash injury from her "Avengers" stunts.
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Mendes starts his film with both characters asleep in a grassy field, only to be woken up by their sergeant to go report in to their division commander.
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If you ask me on a certain day, was I in Africa—I've woken up and not known the country I was in or what day it was.
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Khloe once cried when my friend came to visit because she'd just woken up and was embarrassed about her "messy" Afro and didn't want my friend to see.
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We cannot guarantee that they will not be woken up by the squeal of a malfunctioning IV pump or the chaos of clinicians scrambling to help another patient.
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The 52-year-old has competed in triathlons and is often on the jogging trail before her campaign team has even woken up and cracked open their phones.
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A neighbor who lives in the apartment complex told the Orlando Sentinel she was woken up to the sounds of four loud gunshots after falling asleep on the couch.
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"They were kicked, repeatedly kicked, over and over," said Carcelén, who also said she heard stories of children being repeatedly woken up throughout the night while kept in custody.
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I got up and psyched myself up for it, but then when I came back into the bedroom to see if he'd woken up, he initiated sex with me.
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The chemical agent, which can cause temporary blindness, high blood pressure, loss of consciousness, and restricted breathing, was used on migrants who were asleep or had just woken up.
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I have woken up with an entire photoshoot concept floating in my head, down to little nuances like having a character say, "laughing, laughing, laughing" instead of actually laughing.
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That cut opened with Thor floating through the galaxy, being found and woken up by the Guardians, and telling them that they all needed to set out for Earth.
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But they have woken up to the possibility that carmakers that find the proposed rules too burdensome might simply ignore them and pay the non-NAFTA tariff of 2.5%.
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"As we have become more mainstream and as managers in big enterprise companies have gotten closer to technology, the enterprise space has woken up to this idea," Kasriel said.
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I've had to cover them up a couple of times, yeah… The sheet that I've covered them with has fallen down before and I've woken up to a scream.
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You can also elect to allow phone calls and alarms through, meaning you can fall asleep safe in the knowledge that you can be woken up if need be.
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When I met Wiwek at a nondescript Holiday Inn off I-35 in Austin, Texas yesterday, the sun had already begun to set and Wiwek had just woken up.
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Ariana Grande has woken up and smelled the coffee -- her album, "thank u, next," was such a huge success ... why not start selling scented products under the same name?
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I think reporters and others have woken up to the fact that they're playing games with how they release things and the sorts of things that the president says.
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This might not surprise you if you've witnessed any of the beautiful, smog-enhanced sunsets we've been having recently, or woken up coughing jet-black phlegm into your fist.
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And that all of our enemies -- and even some of our longtime allies -- need to be woken up to the fact that there's a new sheriff in town. 15.
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Then in May of this year, just before his 19th birthday, he said he was woken up by a series of calls on his cellphone from a blocked number.
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One morning, after Halloween, he'd woken up on the sidewalk in front of his house, and he was called to see his grandmother, who was on her death bed.
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You never know that you needed a high end mattress until you buy one — and three weeks later, you notice you haven't woken up with productivity-halting back pain.
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And I think they've woken up to the fact that this is a big problem, and it is affecting productivity, engagement, health, safety, wellness and all sorts of things.
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I definitely shed a few tears because the bassinet made night wakings easier and more convenient — though how convenient can being woken up four times a night really be?
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I haven't overheated once during the night while sleeping on the Parachute, and have consistently woken up without any of the mysterious aches and pains that I used to.
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There's also a particularly emo-looking animation called "bummer," which features black leaves falling against a melancholy soundtrack (in case you want to be woken up when September ends).
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According to NBC4, the woman was woken up by her dog when a mountain lion came into the backyard of her home in the early hours of Thursday morning.
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Delta brainwave readings, which can be used to measure the deepness or intensity of sleep, show that animals that have just woken up from hibernation are indeed sleeping intensely.
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I do not think that most investors have woken up to the implications of a possible future, not definite, but possible future where you have the splinternet, not the internet.
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The major benefit of a guttural pre-dawn alarm call is that you can be in an Uber and on the road before most of the country has woken up.
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Many of us have woken up to the reality that all of the "reasonably priced" subscription services we pay for add up to a lot of cash money all together.
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SINGAPORE — If you had fallen into a coma last autumn and woken up this week to turn on the news, you could be forgiven for thinking you'd lost your mind.
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"I will tell you that I have woken up worried about the future end of the Trans Alaska Pipeline System because, again, it's not just technical, it's economic," Haines said.
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To wit, I wouldn't have woken up thinking "Boy, I really can't wait to see the trailer for the new Mummy movie" even if I had known it was coming.
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It is early days, but it is an encouraging sign that U.S. leaders have woken up to the increasing deficit the United States faces in this space relative to Britain.
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Early Friday morning, a distraught Phelps called 911 in Raleigh, North Carolina, declaring that he had just woken up to find his wife dead on the floor of their home.
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In general, the logic behind it is that if your baby is in their own space, you won't be woken up by the small noises they make throughout the night.
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Ironically, Hamas had recently woken up to the fact that most responsible journalists were on to its game and Hamas was considering ending its suicidal assaults on the Israeli border.
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Wakie, the 'social alarm clock' that lets you be woken up by a complete stranger, is pivoting the concept to enable you to connect via phone call on any topic.
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I've had to drive while being chased by a helicopter and had a couple of bad car crashes, where I've woken up in hospital with no idea of what happened.
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There's still a delay of around 10 minutes for the smartwatch to detect that you've woken up before it stops logging sleep data and transmits that information to the app.
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It tasted like camping, as if I had woken up in a down-filled sleeping bag, surrounded by silence and pine needles and the lingering scent of a smoldering fire.
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They could be woken up in the middle of the night—an hour after the lights go out—for a nocturnal ten-mile march through dense forests and muddy fields.
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Their struggles are in line with what is happening in the ride-hailing industry, particularly in more mature markets where the novelty has worn off and cities have woken up.
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At one party, she was told, he was unconscious after taking too many drugs and was raped, then woken up and forced to watch a video of his own rape.
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It immediately follows that with a couple of staple western scenes, the horse carrying a wounded rider into town and the doctor woken up to perform an anesthesia-free amputation.
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"We have woken up to a good morning," Grigorij Meseznikov, a political analyst and president of the Institute for Public Affairs, a nongovernmental think tank, told the news website Topky.sk.
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In her Facebook post, she wrote that she had woken up in the middle of the night to her heart racing; her "chest felt tight" when she coughed, she wrote.
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"Fear does have a role, being woken up out of complacency does have a role... but we need to translate that into a matter of moving forward," Rivett-Carnac said.
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We won't ruin it for you by saying what happens, but the experience of watching it is soul shaking and plays as if you've just woken up from a nightmare.
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How many reports have we read in recent years about people who have woken up far from their homes, disoriented and naked in a ditch, surrounded by similarly-disoriented strangers?
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Amy Klobuchar asked Kavanaugh if he had ever woken up and not been able to remember what happened -- or part of what happened -- the night before after drinking too much.
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The British government has woken up to the body's shortcomings and is undertaking what it says is the biggest overhaul of Companies House since the entity was created in 1844.
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"I think they've finally woken up to the fact that their owner is a huge story," said Mr. Pope, who has criticized the paper's past coverage of Amazon as anemic.
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In fashion, just in the last year, brands and consumers and designers have really woken up to the need to act more responsibly about their designs and their manufacturing costs.
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"I don't think a president wakes up, or has woken up, thinking, and sorry about saying it, 'How to fuck Mexico over,'" Peña Nieto said during a business forum in 2016.
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The Moon is in fellow Air sign Libra for most of the day, putting you in an easygoing mood, despite some uneasy energy you may have woken up to this morning.
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John R. Kasich of Ohio was barely felt, to the point that Mr. Carson, a retired neurosurgeon, joked that he had to be woken up when the questions moved his way.
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"There is a lot of anger, and at the same time motivation, because workers have woken up and are not putting up with this anymore," one refinery worker said this week.
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Nancy Cochran, 84, one of the thousands who evacuated, said she was woken up in her home on a cul-de-sac of Mandeville Canyon by an alert on her phone.
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SONY DSC A word of caution on the hardware's sensitivity though: I had woken up to use the bathroom in the middle of the night and wanted to check the time.
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Image: GettyYou may have woken up to news that the UK voted to leave the EU which sent the global markets plunging and led to the resignation of the prime minister.
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How do we know that people haven't simply woken up to the fact that the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus are only minor upgrades from the iPhone 6s and 6S Plus?
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Groundhog Day as we know it started in the 1800s, when a couple of Pennsylvanians went out to the woods to see if the groundhogs had woken up for spring yet.
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I have woken up every day for the last three months terrified that I am going to be too old to ride bikes well by the time I can afford them.
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In an affidavit released on Tuesday, police in Jupiter, Florida, said the golfer was buckled in and asleep at the wheel of the idling Mercedes and had to be woken up.
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"There are people in the market who have just woken up to the fact that inflation isn't going anywhere soon," said Chris Scicluna, head of economic research at Daiwa Capital Markets.
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Although the government has belatedly woken up to the problem, so far its main response has been to ban the registration of new companies with the word "finance" in their title.
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A Harvard study demonstrated that the speed of a learned motor performance is the same in nappers after they've woken up, as in those who have had a full night's sleep.
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Anthony Cragg, senior portfolio manager at Wells Fargo Asset Management, and a veteran China investor, said while many global investors have finally "woken up" to China, funds worldwide remain "massively" underweight.
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As anyone who has ever woken up on the bathroom floor wearing a comedy sombrero will know, much of what makes tequila fun has little to do with the spirit itself.
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Ah yes, of course: YOU ARE BEING UNCEREMONIOUSLY WOKEN UP FOR THE THIRD TIME THIS WEEK BY YOUR FUCKING ROOMMATE MOVING THEIR FURNITURE (THE BED??) AROUND AT TWO IN THE MORNING!!!!!
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I was in a small black pod in a room with green light and I would be put under and woken up intermittently throughout long enough to ensure my body's state.
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"He has woken up the sleeping giant," Ms. Lorenzo, a native of Venezuela, said as she stood in a local Democratic campaign headquarters here in the desert between Phoenix and Tucson.
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As you can imagine, JT's grateful to be home ... posting a ton of selfies Saturday and saying it's the first time she's woken up in her own bed in 2 years!
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We were both woken up with the news, kind of predawn, and we are trying to process it and make sense of it and it will take some time for that.
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It would sometimes take a few taps to register my inputs, almost as if the touch controller had gone to sleep and needed to be woken up before it would react.
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She told Red Cross officials she had woken up naked in his bed without knowing how she had gotten there and had gone to the hospital for a rape kit exam.
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If you've ever woken up from a night of drinking with a dry mouth, a pounding headache, and no clue where you've been and who you've texted, we feel your pain.
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If you've ever woken up on the brink of a heart attack, drenched in sweat and convinced you'll…Read more ReadHow Archivists Could Stop Deepfakes From Rewriting HistoryHistory is rife with fakes.
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Too many new leaders have woken up to their power at the local and state levels since 2016, and I expect their enthusiasm for electing and lobbying state legislators will outlast Trump.
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Several senior FIFA officials were arrested last year, woken up at their five-star hotel in Zurich and held in prison pending extradition to the United States over corruption and embezzlement charges.
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She was taking a short nap before dinner when she was woken up by the third-oldest of her seven children, 18-year-old Sam, who had the phone in his hand.
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When the BF texts me that he has woken up, it takes me an extra half an hour to get to his place because I can't bear to disturb kitty's resting place.
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Anyone who's ever woken up with a breakout or pillowcase caked with makeup after skipping this important step knows that going to sleep with dirty skin can be problematic for several reasons.
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"We were both woken up with the news, kind of pre-dawn, and we're trying to process it and trying to make sense of it — and it'll take some time for that."
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So you've woken up wedged between Captain Morgan and Colonel Sanders, and you now understand that no amount of honey, cayenne pepper, and lemon juice is going to return you to normal.
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"German utilities have woken up and are working hard to ensure the customer side does not slip through their fingers," said Thomas Deser, a fund manager at Union Investment union-investment.com/home.
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Over 60 percent of Venezuelans said that during the previous three months they had woken up hungry because they did not have enough money to buy food, according to a university study.
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As every L.A. gal knows, you haven't truly experienced the city until you've woken up at sunrise to dig through piles of $1 vintage items in this secondhand store's petite parking lot.
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" Regarding Friday's protest, the party chairman said he was glad people had "woken up and decided that they need to invest in the process and protest against the parts they don't like.
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There is likely not enough awareness of this dramatic situation at a conscious level (unless he was woken up by the dream), and the dream is trying to make up for that.
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"We have woken up to the fact that our classic children's stories don't give us diversity by any stretch of the imagination," said Maria Tatar, professor of folklore and mythology at Harvard.
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Really, though, to think that a second referendum would solve anything is just complacent—as if, had we woken up to a Remain victory on Thursday, that everything would have been cool.
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To read a 2013 article in Time magazine calling millennials "lazy, entitled, selfish and shallow" feels like having dozed off years ago and woken up just in time to see history repeated.
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Instead of being buried, she asked to be frozen so that she could be "woken up" in the future when a cure was found — even if that was hundreds of years later.
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At one point in our marriage, when we were sleeping on an old, cheap mattress, I started sleeping in the guest room because I would get woken up every time he moved.
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Italy has woken up to the fact that euro zone governments will sign off on the reform next month, meaning there is little time left to try to block or change it.
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For example, if you've woken up early for three out of five days of a workweek, buy yourself a cup of artisanal coffee to motivate yourself to do the same next week.
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A 14-year-old British girl who wanted her body to be frozen so she could later be "woken up", won an historic legal fight shortly before her death, the Associated Press reports.
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On March 15, shortly before Alberta Domonique Wilson needed to get her three children ready for school, she was woken up by the sound of a bullhorn and the brightness of flashing lights.
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They said they'd never been to London before and they'd woken up at 4 AM, went to the airport, came to Clipstone for brunch, and then went straight back to the airport after!
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I'd woken up with a rash across my forehead, the lines from my nose to my mouth looked deeper, and I'd developed dry patches around my mouth, although my skin is naturally oily.
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He came home past midnight and very drunk, and I left a pillow and blankets on the couch since I didn't want to be woken up in the middle of a sleep cycle.
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The markets have woken up to two facts: The odds of a tariff increase on Friday are much higher than the market had estimated and stocks will be dramatically overvalued if this happens.
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The first time I used this cleanser after a long, tiring day of work, my face immediately looked radiant and bright, like I'd just woken up from a nine-hour night of sleep.
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With an impressive 19 bars of pressure, you're sure to get woken up, and two sizes (up to five ounces) plus a to-go cup will make busy mornings a little less hectic.
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You're regulated to sleep about five hours a night and be woken up violently with dogs, with noise, with light, and then put to work in the field for 16, 17, 18 hours.
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Meeting with Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto on Wednesday afternoon, Trump seemed out of it, like he had just woken up from a diet pill bender and didn't quite know where he was.
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Before the plane could take off, he was woken up by a crew member and removed from the flight for being "under the influence of drugs upon boarding," according to a WestJet spokesperson.
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Tampa Bay LF Desmond Jennings' bat has woken up in the last two games while going 4-for-9 with two home runs and four RBIs to raise his average to .188. 3.
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"My guess is his only priority was eating the pizza in the short amount of time he had," Korologos told the outlet, explaining that the two had woken up at 5:30 a.m.
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Montecito, a wealthy community northwest of Los Angeles, is home to celebrities including Ellen DeGeneres, Rob Lowe and Oprah Winfrey, who revealed she had woken up to find her home surrounded in mud.
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But only recently have public health officials woken up to the prevalence of tuberculosis among children, and even now, they say their figures on youngsters with the disease are more guesstimate than estimate.
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Though Jones' DC antics were mild compared with his past bad behavior, being that physically close to his trolling seems to have finally woken up Dorsey; Twitter permanently banned Jones the next day.
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But with #MeToo ... while I think it's great that suddenly people have woken up to the crap that women have had to put up with, it's a little bit unnuanced for my taste.
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A Cronenbergian look at genetic engineering and body modification, the movie introduces Vessel 13 (Garrett Wareing), an impossibly beautiful young man who has woken up next to the bloodied corpse of his girlfriend.
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"A lot of people who have been woken up by the volatility of the stock market will start to get a little panicky," said Tom Plumb, president of Plumb Funds in Madison, Wisconsin.
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"The United States has woken up the world to China's unfair trading practices and the Chinese Communist Party's newly aggressive turn, whether on the military, diplomatic, or economic front," Pompeo said in Munich.
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"If there's one thing we have to be grateful for with Trump, it's that a lot of folks have woken up like never before and are ready to make progressive change," he said.
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"Cognitive performance is better after being woken up with a wake-up light and well-being is better," says light researcher Oliver Stefani of the Centre for Chronobiology at the University of Basel.
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On June 2, Ms. Troconis told the police that she and Mr. Dulos had woken up together on the morning of the apparent murder, then showered and "were intimate together," according to warrants.
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The morning of the Badgley Mischka runway show, I got up at six in the morning to get ready, and by the time I got to Tribeca I still hadn't fully woken up.
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Ian Borthwick, otherwise known as Ian from SeatGeek, tweeted that he&aposd taken a nap and woken up to the news, along with a million new followers on the company&aposs Instagram page.
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After Trump's inauguration, Dimon said that the president's economic agenda had "woken up the animal spirits" in the markets and advised others to "forget the tweets" and focus on tax cuts and deregulation.
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The artists are racially diverse, and present an array of media, content, subject, and conceptual concerns — some directly parody whiteness, others address it obliquely, some seem to have just woken up to it.
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Cook: Time to roll up our sleeves I knew something was up when I was woken up by my phone buzzing -- friends busily swapping news and gossip as the vote count got under way.
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But "the J.P. Morgans of the world have woken up" to these challenges and are now "investing in a better customer experience," said Mills, who served was SBA administrator under former President Barack Obama.
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Residents of the the Aloha State were woken up by their mobile phones on Saturday morning as notifications were blasted telling that a "ballistic missile threat inbound to Hawaii," according to social media posts.
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They've been woken up by this terrible tape of Donald Trump, in which he talks about sexually assaulting women, they are waking up to what's wrong with him, and they're looking for other options.
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Once the blue light fades, Alexa is officially back into sleep mode and must be woken up with a phrase like "Hey, Alexa" or whatever you've set your custom wake word or phrase to.
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At night as I'm dozing off, I bark at it that I want to be woken up at 6:45, and it dutifully sets the alarm and wakes me up with a soothing melody.
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It has some other neat tricks too, like the ability to disable alarms on public holidays or to set alarms based on your location (so you don't get woken up too early on vacation).
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Instead of attempting to psychoanalyze anyone who's ever woken up after a night out feeling like a train's crashed into their face, I'll try to put into words why the night should be saved.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - The Swiss government has woken up and smelled the coffee, delaying a final decision on its plan to scrap the nation's strategic bean reserve after the proposal prompted public and industry jitters.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - The Swiss government has woken up and smelled the coffee, delaying a final decision on its plan to scrap the nation's strategic bean reserve after the proposal prompted public and industry jitters.
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Whether you've just completed a tough workout or woken up after a Friday night out, the first thing you probably do to replenish those lost fluids is reach for water or an electrolyte drink.
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On a recent weekday morning, hot and humid enough to make you wish you had woken up in an ice-speckled tub of Bud Light, the activity at Ferry Point did not suggest otherwise.
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One morning, I am woken up by an officer telling me I'm scheduled to be on a bus ride to the hospital with other prisoners, also known as a "medical chain," the next day.
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It's not uncommon for me to dream I've been woken up from sleep and rushing to an emergency, only to find that I'm just too tired to stand up, let alone lead a resuscitation.
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As she explains, many tech heavyweights, such as Apple, Google, Facebook and Yahoo, have woken up and are starting to improve the representation of women, minorities and other diverse groups — but change is slow.
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"I think we've all woken up to the idea that just because there are people in our lives who are figures of authority, it doesn't mean they're definitely there to protect us," Schwartz said.
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CNN's Brooke Baldwin spoke to the men and women of Station 11, who talked about the night they were woken up from their bunks to something they never expected to happen in their hometown.
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On Mother's Day, I lay sprawled across a bed on the top floor of a riad in the middle of a medina in Morocco, trying desperately to remember where I'd woken up that morning.
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Thomas B. Edsall After decades of getting out-organized and outspent in battles to control state legislatures, Democratic strategists have woken up to the importance of defending against Republican gains at the grass roots.
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With our newborn, my husband and I used the Halo Bassinest Swivel Sleeper, Essentia Series ($230), which was easy to set up and use and made being woken up throughout the night less stressful.
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"Brazilian markets have woken up to this devilish choice, and the real has appropriately plummeted," Cliff Kupchan, chairman of Eurasia Group, a Washington-based political consulting firm, said in a research note published Tuesday.
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Everybody in the world had woken up to this fact that the Russians had meddled in the U.S. election in a variety of ways and that that effort was personally directed by Vladimir Putin.
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Instead, we should be asking this: How have we all woken up on a Friday in the middle of July to three songs that collectively feature six bona fide pop stars and zero choruses?
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"I think we've all woken up to the idea that just because there are people in our lives who are figures of authority, it doesn't mean they're definitely there to protect us," he said.
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I think state and local governments have woken up to this, and we've seen that over the last three to five years where states are doing things to spend more money on their infrastructure.
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Ever the big talker about free trade and the principles of globalism, Trudeau seems to have woken up to the reality of governing in the national interest, or at least the political necessity of it.
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After a long night of waiting for the final results on Tuesday, Davids had woken up early to visit two of her campaign staffers — Danielle and Cole Robinson — and meet their day-old baby daughter.
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"The Middle East has woken up to the fact that the world is changing quickly and Asia is now going to be the (economic) centerpiece of the world over the next 20 years," Bisley said.
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When the reporter shows up at noon, Hudson has just woken up, and is wearing an oversize Black Crowes T-shirt she grabbed from the floor, armholes cut down to the waist, exposing her breasts.
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One rainy Saturday in 2014, after having woken up still exhausted from the night before, he pulled himself out of bed for a wine and cheese party held by friends of friends in Park Slope.
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Those hoping to snag some handmade July 23th cookies and home-made vegan sunblock might have woken up to an empty stomach and sunburn after a serious payment processing outage on e-commerce site Etsy.
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By the end of the episode, the Adventure Scout has been found practically rabid in Dilton's secret bunker and Ben has woken up in the hospital, only to calmly tumble himself out of a window.
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"There's very little more annoying to New Yorkers than being woken up in the dead of night by automated calls trying to scam them out of their hard-earned money," the New York Democrat said.
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This is strange and terrifying — as if you'd woken up and the sky had been replaced by an enormous, mustachioed hipster* — and exactly the sort of thing we like to see in our future technologies.
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"I hope the past two weeks have woken up enough people so that women are going to be less fearful of the ramifications, but I suspect that will still take a long time," he says.
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I got woken up a few minutes ago with a call from our minders saying that we need to put on suits, bring light gear and leave the hotel right now for a major event.
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Rae Sremmurd, the masterminds behind "Black Beatles," the soundtrack of 2016's Mannequin Challenge meme monolith, are behaving as if they've just woken up in a strange flat at 2PM after a fairly hefty bender.
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Rae Sremmurd, the masterminds behind "Black Beatles," the soundtrack of 2016's Mannequin Challenge meme monolith, are behaving as if they've just woken up in a strange flat at 2PM after a fairly hefty bender.
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Since the 2016 election, Congress has woken up to the consequences of allowing social media companies to hold vast stores of information about hundreds of millions of users and use it for their own purposes.
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There's about a dozen reasons why sleeping with your smartphone is a bad idea, but I've woken up with an iPhone imprint on the side of my face more times than I'd care to admit.
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Other countries around the North Sea have woken up to this problem, usually focusing on various technologies for converting "power to gas" as a way of ensuring this intermittency can be managed at enormous scale.
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One of those times, I was woken up in the middle of the night by loud noises and voices, which, having spent days at a time with no other sign of human life, was jarring.
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Sara Donchey, in Hawaii "I was in a bit of a stupor because I had just woken up from a nap," said Donchey, an anchor at CNN affiliate KPRC in Houston who was visiting Hawaii.
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Mr. Artan, a logistics management major who lived off campus and was enrolled in 14.5 credit hours this fall, had woken up hours earlier, venturing to a Walmart and buying a knife, police officials said.
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But now that lawmakers have woken up to the potential harms of leaving the industry free from regulation, states and countries around the world are working quickly to enact laws that will protect their constituents.
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"I told my mom that I had been woken up by all these images and I said 'There's probably so many people trying to get in there right now that are no longer here,'" she remembered.
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Afterwards, the girls claimed they had dozed off and woken up when "the house was suddenly on fire," but the firemen concluded that a burning candle had been moved to a spot right below the curtains.
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Ventura resident Patricia Rye told KEYT she had woken up in the middle of the night after her son-in-law arrived and did not have time to grab anything before the fire approached her building.
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Enter: journalist and proto-explorer Aurora Lane (no relation to Lois Lane), who must learn to live with the profound injustice of being woken up by a half-crazed man convinced he's in love with her.
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Even the most committed ~foodie~ will admit to having woken up with chili sauce on their pillow at least once, so MUNCHIES asked some of London's top chefs for their inebriated kebab shop order of choice.
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A resident of the nearby Mitchel Houses, a public-housing complex, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he feared for his safety, said he was woken up by the commotion and then heard gunshots.
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"Anyone can go to work having woken up late and not had time to shave, but I challenge you to do the same when uncontrollably leaking blood without anything to keep it in check!" she said.
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While the government has woken up to the needs of the industry, it will take a while before Israeli legislation will be modified to meet the needs of the country's dynamic cannabis research and startup ecosystems.
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He noticed that the device was phoning home to OnePlus when it crashed — which is expected and benign — but also every time the phone was woken up or put to sleep — which is odd and intrusive.
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I'd go out all night and sneak in at 8AM and sit on my bed, spinning out for a few minutes, then I'd go downstairs and pretend I'd just woken up and make the kids breakfast.
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An on-set source said a staff member would sit outside of Depp's rented Australian abode so that the staffer could literally alert everyone that Depp has woken up the moment his light was switched on.
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And there's been a whole generation of men that have kind of woken up at age 60, around retirement age, realizing they spent all their time working and all of sudden they're like, What about relationships?
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Technically speaking, hypnagogia occurs during stage 1 sleep, even if people who are woken up during this period sometimes report that they never were asleep or are able to respond when someone is talking to them.
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She told me over the phone that she had woken up earlier that day, trying to conceptualize the connection between Flint and Iraq, and then she opened her email and there was this message from me.
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ZURICH, Nov 11 (Reuters) - The Swiss government has woken up and smelled the coffee, delaying a final decision on its plan to scrap the nation's strategic bean reserve after the proposal prompted public and industry jitters.
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During the previous few World Cups, I'd snuck into bars underage, woken up before sunrise, and hidden livestreams behind barely professional-looking spreadsheets all so that I could watch Americans play soccer against the world's best.
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Milling among the police were people — some of whom wore hospital socks or medical identification bands around their wrists — who said they had overdosed and woken up in Woodhull Medical and Mental Health Center this week.
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Tinuke had just woken up from a nap and thrown on a black-and-white maxidress to come downstairs, bringing with her a school binder, because she wanted to show off one of her daughter's essays.
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The morning blasts had woken up the Juma family, who had fled Syria for Lebanon three years earlier and rented a simple two-room farmhouse in Al Qaa, where the parents lived with their four children.
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Though Van Vliet said that investors had woken up to the possibility of an Italian election in the autumn, he added that there is heightened market volatility with U.S. and UK investors on holiday on Monday.
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"Today in Venezuela, we've woken up blocking streets," said opposition lawmaker Miguel Pizarro, among a crowd chanting and waving banners on a motorway to protest what they view as this week's lurch into "dictatorship" by Maduro.
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The sensation is like you're in a deep sleep, and you've been woken up by someone asking you what a caterpillar and butterfly have in common and what's the process called and more questions like that.
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So when she told me she'd just woken up from a nap before our phone call, Ravyn's "dreamscape" aesthetic felt less like a mood board and more like a cornerstone of her development as an artist.
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It's the city where I've woken up to learn that, the previous night, an armed convoy took a dozen men hostage in a swanky restaurant, where government-enforced curfews hindered the escapades of my teenage years.
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SPECIALS ANXIETY A few times I've woken up in the middle of the night, realized I've forgotten again about the sign, and have to get up and make it before I can go back to sleep.
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Photo: LGA built-in ice maker is a great way to be woken up in the middle of the night by your fridge when a fresh batch of frozen cubes is loudly dumped into its dispenser.
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Today, we may have woken up from that particular illusion, but many prominent Democrats and Republicans in Washington still continue to cling to the fanciful notion that China will pressure Pyongyang to help bring about denuclearization.
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But underneath it all, many of my moderate and liberal friends have woken up to something that has been troubling for me for a decade and a half: the increasing centralization of power in the presidency.
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A scattering of security guards and cleaners working in the giant shopping mall Les Halles, which is connected to the station, said they had woken up earlier than usual to take trains in from the suburbs.
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"Fuck with Myself" is slick like oil on black latex and sexy like getting woken up in the middle of the night for sex with someone you can't keep your hands off even when you're asleep.
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Sister Marjana Lleshi was asleep in her room in the Don Minozzi convent beside the Church of the Most Holy Crucifix in Amatrice, Italy, on Wednesday when she was woken up by the walls collapsing around her.
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"When you were sleeping you would get woken up in the middle of the night by the shootouts," Juarez business owner Sergio Velez said, referencing what it was like to live through the height of the violence.
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Brown, 27, denied any wrongdoing in posts on Instagram before he was taken into custody and said he had woken up to find police outside the property in the Tarzana neighborhood in Los Angeles' San Fernando Valley.
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A tourist is suing the Guest House at Graceland for negligence after he claims he was woken up by an "extremely loud fire alarm," setting off a series of stressful events and ongoing health and personal issues.
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Speaking with responding officers, Chris said he had woken up about 5 o'clock that morning, after Shanann got home and the two had a "civil conversation" about him wanting to separate after nearly six years of marriage.
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And then, when she has woken up and explained that she was actually trying to take down the wall she had built around her house when she fell and found herself wrapped up in the barbed wire.
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I'd woken up with a headache that morning, so I wasn't feeling up to doing the kind of damage I normally would, but I took a few sips from each glass, undressed, and slid into the tub.
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"With all of these world leaders saying again they have woken up to suffering of civilians that we see every day, I hope it is a re-birth of diplomacy, of humanitarian and political (efforts)," he said.
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She believes that Glint's technology is tapping into major trends reshaping the workplace, namely that millennial workers want to be heard, and that employers have woken up to the fact that losing good employees is very costly.
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"It's an alternative way to deploy money in a chunky way, and they are often offered preferred conditions because the company wants a stable investor," said Massi, adding that the interest in India had really woken up.
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Luckily, it was Sunday, so Jolene had just woken up from a four and a half hour nap after spending the morning smoking and eating an entire large portion of Popeye's mac and cheese, as one does.
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When officers arrived, Ron told them he came home from a photoshoot to take a nap and was woken up by an enraged Harley, who accused him of cheating after finding another woman's makeup in the trash.
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The next thing Miles knows, he has woken up naked in a shallow grave and there's a man in his house that looks just like him—except with a little more confidence and lot more hair product.
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If you've ever woken up with blurry memories of the previous night — or if you happened to hang out at Brooklyn hipster parties in the 2000s — you might see yourself in The Lost Night by Andrea Bartz.
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He was taken into custody and charged with first-degree murder after calling 911 early on Friday to report that he had woken up to find his wife, Lauren Hugelmaier Phelps, dead on the floor next to him.
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Every day for the last several months, America has woken up to an unending fever dream about an oafish billionaire terrorizing the country with his threats to rule with an iron fist—or a tiny orange one, anyway.
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What Trump may not know is that we have woken up, we are organized, and we are ready to prevent him, Pence, and the anti-choice Congress from pushing their agenda to make abortion legal in name only.
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"I was woken up this morning to good news from the United States and salute the determination of Americans who were faced with those who lecture us about what to think, and for whom to vote," he said.
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Such is the promise of online language-learning programs like Pimsleur, Babbel, Rosetta Stone, and Duolingo: in the brain of every monolingual, there's a dormant polyglot—a genie—who, with some brisk mental friction, can be woken up.
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She hadn't woken up that morning and penciled civil disobedience into her schedule that day — but when the occasion arose, she found herself defying power in a way that few adults at the time had been able to.
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I say some stuff about the news, I interview people, I supervise — and at no point have I ever woken up in the morning and thought: 'You know what I should wear in front of my employees today?
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A powerful story about the fallout of a failed political revolution and the people left in the rubble, portrayed through the lens of an alcoholic who's just woken up from a bender so powerful it's legitimately caused amnesia.
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And if you've ever had the displeasure of being woken up by the shrill whine of a drill or other construction equipment, some good news: The City Council is expected to pass legislation today to keep things quieter.
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The report, issued by the Jupiter Police Department (a copy was obtained by PEOPLE), states that the 41-year-old golfer was found asleep at the wheel on the side of the road, and had to be woken up.
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A 2014 review in the journal PLOS One found "no conclusive evidence" of any health effects from wind turbines, aside from reports of people being woken up by turbines that average 35 decibels, just above a whisper in intensity.
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The FBI has elevated racially-motivated violent extremism to a "national threat priority," in yet another sign that the U.S. government has finally woken up to the threat posed by white nationalists and neo-Nazis at home and abroad.
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But it was the most amazing month of my life in that I could focus solely on my creative purpose and practice the craft of director, and be able to sleep and not be woken up by my toddler.
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Standing outside local government headquarters on Monday to protest, Viktoria, a 29-year-old businesswoman who voted for Ishchenko, said she had started celebrating his win the previous night, then woken up to a result she had not expected.
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"Because of where it started, on the rear porch of a rear building, if they had at least one smoke detector, they would have woken up and walked out the front door," fire department spokesperson Larry Langford said Monday.
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But both Uber as a company, led now by emollient CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, and cities as an unaware playground for VC-fueled tech giants to do as they please have moved on and woken up to tech's disruptive playbook.
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The crypto industry has woken up to the reality that getting your capital from a handful of professional investors — be they VCs, family offices, hedge funds or strategic companies — can be more advantageous than a bunch of regular people.
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"We are happy to see that 13 years after Indeed launched, Google has woken up to the fact that searching for jobs is one of the most important searches in anyone's life," Indeed President Chris Hyams told USA TODAY.
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Some dogs may not belong in the bedroom, such as very young or old pets who may not sleep through the night, a sick pet or a reactive pet who might become aggressive when startled or woken up suddenly.
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After being woken up by the distant cries of his 19383-month-old son, a father wrestled the child away from a dingo that had dragged him from a van in Queensland, Australia, on Friday, according to local officials.
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The woman said she had passed out after drinking with him, and woken up with scratches on her leg and semen on her skirt; she called a rape crisis hotline and had a rape kit taken at a hospital.
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Various industries have woken up to the potential of drones In a report published in 2013 the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI), an industry body, identified precision agriculture as by far the most promising market for commercial drones.
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"I mean, we've all woken up on the bathroom floor before," Belos laughs while explaining the track at Chicago's Gman Tavern, one of many places she has spent cutting her teeth performing around the city over the last couple of years.
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On WATER's "Uncomfortable," he completes the triple Salchow of paranoia: claiming to have woken up from the Matrix, shit-talking Charles Darwin for being a Mason, and topping it off by claiming NASA is just showing us CGI pictures of stars.
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I get woken up out of my nap by text messages from a few friends I made tentative plans to go out with, but I am not feeling well at all, so I let them know and head off to bed.
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Josue, a Staten Island teenager who arrived from a Central American country one year ago and was applying for legal relief, said he still went to school, despite having been woken up by pounding on his door before dawn on Monday.
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Twitter was founded by people who described themselves as the "free speech wing of the free speech party," and in recent years, they have woken up to the idea that perhaps we need to do something about the Nazis on here.
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As they get to know each other on fancy space dates—doted on by a bartending Michael Sheen cyborg—the duo soon finds out that they're the only passengers that have woken up out of hibernation—90 years too soon.
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Electrode joins about 140 other open-source projects from Walmart — a number that goes to show that every company is now a software company and that even seemingly conservative enterprises like Walmart have woken up to the idea of open source.
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Over the weekend, the late sleepers got about an extra hour of sleep a night (They slept more on Friday and Saturday, but didn't get to bed earlier on Sunday, despite knowing they would be woken up early on Monday).
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MAX BOOT, CNN: With any previous president, if you&aposd woken up to this all-caps tweet threatening war with Iran, you think he probably belongs in a padded cell, but with Trump, this is kind of business as normal.
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MAX BOOT, GLOBAL AFFAIRS ANALYST: With any previous president, if you woken up to this all caps tweet threatening war with Iran, you think he probably belongs in a padded cell, but with Trump, this is kind of business as normal.
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On the mornings of his court dates, Hanson is woken up at 5 AM by U.S. Marshals, strip-searched, and escorted down into a tunnel that runs to the Schwartz building, as well as to the more modern courthouse beside it.
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Even though you only lose consciousness for a split second, you wake up as if you've just been woken up on the couch and you have no idea where you are and the TV is still on in the background.
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A lot of these functions are exactly the same as the Echo's, but Google's intelligence shines through in small ways: it knows that when I ask to be woken up at six tomorrow, I'm referring to 6AM and not 6PM.
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Mutassem Hilis, 23, a university student and a neighbor of the Abu al-Ata family in Shejaiya, said he was woken up by the blast, came out of his building and saw Mr. Abu al-Ata's body on the sidewalk.
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"Markets have suddenly woken up to the fact that central banks are tightening rates and economists have been saying for a year now that inflation is being artificially suppressed by non-market forces," said UBS global chief economist Paul Donovan.
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I'll just state that there came a moment when the whole business of taking care of the guys—of their need to be woken up, clothed, fed, transported, coached, cleaned, bedded down, constantly kept safe and constantly captained—altered me.
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They don't deserve to get woken up in the morning by you shuffling around, trying to find your headphones, wallet, and both of your socks (no one night stand participant has all four...) before you slink off into the waking world.
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Over the past 15 or 20 years, though, hedge funds and venture capitalists have woken up to the idea that lawsuits can be lucrative, and have poured money into the cases themselves as well as a push for legitimizing their involvement.
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Their particular mom and dad were in France and had woken up in the middle of the night and slipped on their cams and had quiet yet vigorous husband-and-wife sex while their children snoozed in the adjoining room.
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He answered "no" to a series of questions from guest prosecutor Rachel Mitchell about whether he'd ever, for example, been told about something he did while drunk that he hadn't remembered or woken up without knowing how he got there.
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"It's quite amazing that people in South Africa have woken up to 'state capture' now in 2017 when amaBhungane have been exposing this for a decade," said Glenda Daniels, a senior media studies lecturer at the University of the Witwatersrand.
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As he had every morning since escaping the deadliest wildfire in California's history, the 203-year-old had woken up beside his father on a sagging air mattress at his grandparents' house, now crammed with four extra people and a dog.
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As guests began to arrive, Kayne was waiting in the backyard; her 15-month-old son, Trooper, had woken up early from his nap, and she was gently pushing him in a canvas baby swing hanging from a sprawling sycamore tree.
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"And then one by one, the cars all drove away just as quickly as they had arrived leaving J.R., Oliver and I standing in our driveway in a completely different world than the one we had woken up to," Brandes wrote.
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I'd woken up early, which was no surprise given that even though our daughter was well into sleeping through the night, it had become harder and harder for me to sleep longer than two or three hours at a stretch.
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But while Delhi has slowly woken up to the danger of its hazardous air quality and put in place some — although not enough — government action to tackle it, Lahore has been much slower to respond, let alone recognize the problem.
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In Netflix's popular and bingeable new series Unbelievable (which is based on a true story), an 24673-year-old Lynnwood, Washington, woman named Marie is woken up one night in 2008 to find a ski-masked stranger on top of her.
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Our pink hats might not suit Mr. Brooks's notion of what patriotism should look like, but I prefer to see them as a symbol that we've woken up and won't stand for even subtle displays of sexism without making ourselves known.
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"Australia has woken up to the threat posed by authoritarian states and their attempts to influence and undermine our democratic institutions," said Andrew Hastie, a Liberal Party lawmaker who is chairman of the Parliamentary Joint Committee on Intelligence and Security.
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"Police have woken up to modern slavery in the last year, but they must both investigate criminals and protect victims - it is not a case of going down one route or the other," Williams told the Thomson Reuters Foundation at a news briefing.
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I can't count the number of times I've gotten a new razor, been thrilled to shave with it for the first time during my nightly shower, and then woken up the next day to find legs that feel like those prickly hairless cats.
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I get the feeling, though, that Charlotte residents would have liked it better if they had woken up this morning to images of hundreds of protesters humbly on their knees rather than hurling rocks and bottles and starting fires in their city.
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"There was a three- to four-month period where I was getting woken up every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at 3 or 4 in the morning to fix something," said an engineer who started at Uber in 2014 of his earlier years there.
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"Many fixed investors who are now more comfortable with European bank fundamentals have woken up to the fact it's one of the only places left with a bit of value," said Ciaran Callaghan, head of financials credit research at Amundi Asset Management.
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Yakovenko was part-way through a news conference at his official residence in London when Yulia Skripal said in a statement issued on her behalf by British police that she had woken up a week ago and her strength was growing daily.
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I knew something had to give the day I found myself sobbing in the bathtub, fully dressed, having lost my phone (again) after inadvertently deleting an assignment I'd spent all afternoon working on after Oscar had woken up early from his nap.
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In a recent interview with the Folha de São Paulo newspaper, Sports Minister Ricardo Leyser admitted that "Brazilians hadn't woken up to the Games yet," and, according to the paper, said that the government would consider buying tickets and distributing them in schools.
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Working backwards he drew a 1,600 kilometer radius around Kolkata—where he'd woken up on a train more than two decades before, a five-year-old alone in one of India's most populous cities, with no idea of where his family was.
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"We are happy to see that 13 years after Indeed launched, Google has woken up to the fact that searching for jobs is one of the most important searches in anyone's life," said Chris Hyams, the president of Indeed, in a statement.
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When he was younger, there'd been a passionate frisson between boys like him and certain middle-class girls; those girls had woken up to sex when the boys of their own sort were still playing Monopoly or practicing wheelies on their BMX bikes.
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" … even if some of those connections were heartbreaking: "When I was a young girl i would go to sleep and pray that i would not be woken up in the middle of the night because someone that I love had been deported.
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It had briefly looked like the Los Angeles offense had woken up when Jared Goff found Robert Woods on the sideline for an 22-yard gain that may have benefited from a bad call, as Woods did not clearly get both feet down.
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My first memory is from a couple of days after being woken up, and it's of seeing my brothers and putting out my hands to hold theirs, but I wasn't able to talk because—the ventilation tube had done quite a lot of damage.
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BARCELONA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - With hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees risking their lives trying to reach Europe in the last couple of years, wealthy governments have woken up to the need to do more than simply provide food, tents and emergency medical care.
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Makan Delrahim, boss of the antitrust division of America's Department of Justice (DOJ) used a speech in Tel Aviv to deliver the latest sign that America's long-slumbering antitrust machine has woken up and is looking around threateningly, particularly at the country's tech giants.
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Unlike the detention facilities the children were brought from—often after being woken up in the middle of the night so as not to give them advance warning—this new place had little in the way of amenities, limited access to lawyers, and no school.
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And if I've taken a red-eye flight from Vancouver and I've only gotten a few hours of sleep, I'll be woken up sometimes by the kids having made me breakfast in bed, and making sure I've got an extra pillow behind my head.
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But we definitely have woken up a new sense of creative urgency, now that we know it can come together that quickly, it doesn't mean that it always should, but the fact that it can kind of leaves no excuse not to keep working.
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The actress, who starred as Bundy's ex-girlfriend Elizabeth Kloepfer in the 2019 Netflix movie "Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile," told The Guardian that she "started being woken up by flashes of images, like the aftermath of a struggle" while preparing for her role.
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He begins the aria with a slight veil over the voice, almost conjuring a dream, so that he can overpower us in the next phrase with the contrast of a clearer tone, as if we've woken up in a reality infinitely happier than sleep.
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Probably the chicks making out with him... I've woken up and looked at him on the floor of my living room after a night of partying, and he would have actual coke stuck in his nose from people trying to give him key bumps.
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Overall, the room was pleasant and we couldn't hear our next-door neighbors, though we were woken up by the sounds of kids running down the hallway every morning and were never able to sleep in on any of days we spent at the resort.
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The danger and destruction of three high-category hurricanes within a week of each other on one side of the country, while wildfires and heatwaves racked the west coast should have woken up the United States — Climate change is real and the risks are growing.
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On one hand, the Freedom Party feels emboldened by Mr. Trump's success; on the other, the Trump effect has finally woken up the progressive camp, motivating tens of thousands of volunteers to work for Mr. Van der Bellen in a remarkable grass-roots campaign.
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These are the wilderness teens, ferried here with ironing boards and rucksacks full of the clothing from their old life, and given short practical haircuts and dreary-looking canteen food, woken up at 5:133 AM a lot until they fully embrace the new.
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The couture crowd may have woken up all groggy following an all-night masquerade ball at the Musée Rodin celebrating Maria Grazia Chiuri's debut couture show for Dior, but there's no sleeping in on an invitation from Karl Lagerfeld — even if it has a 10 a.m.
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If a Rip van Winkle had woken up after 20 years, to be told the American economy had grown by 2.3% in 2017, that unemployment was 4.1% and headline inflation was 2.1%, he would have been astounded to hear that short-term rates were only 1.25-1.5%.
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It's clear that VCs have woken up to the opportunity to disrupt fertility with tech-enabled solutions to age-old issues, and now entrepreneurs passionate about helping men broach sensitive topics, from infertility to erectile dysfunction to hair loss and more, are able to gain ground.
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You can take a train, but Amtrak routes between Los Angeles and San Francisco can be several times as expensive as Cabin or flying, plus you don't have a bed and are likely to be woken up periodically by stops, announcements or fellow passengers bumping your elbows.
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And what's gone largely unnoticed is the reactions that the other people in the videos have to their bigoted ravings—reactions that hint at something to be kinda, sorta hopeful about—that non-racist whites have also been woken up by the Trumpian surge of white nationalism.
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In over four and a half years, Luke has never woken up on his own to notice low blood sugar, which is why he relies on his parents to wake up three times a night, and on Jedi for the alerts, which often come before his monitor's.
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Or do they ... I feel like the FTC was asleep at the wheel for a decade over with Google and everyone else, and now that they've woken up, they don't have staff, they don't have funding, they don't have the political will to do something about it.
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It's the kind of trauma that makes you turn on your captors, and Maeve's been put forward as likely to oblige: She's already woken up violently in the workshop, and in "Dissonance Theory," she held a bloody proof of concept and declared outright that nothing here matters.
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"If the choice is to go into a shelter, they might say 'no thank you' because a shelter can be a place where you can get robbed or assaulted or woken up at certain times or have to go to bed at certain times," he said.
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With a more robust toolkit, I could have killed one of his bodyguards while the target slept, poisoned the corpse with a flesh eating contagion, woken up the bad guy with an arrow, and watched to see if he'd touch the dead boy and seal his fate.
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Two unnamed brothers living in a village known to be a hub of anti-India militant groups told the BBC's Sameer Hashmi that they were woken up and gathered alongside nearly a dozen other men from their village, and beaten up even as they protested their innocence.
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He had woken up with a fever and a sore throat just a week after he met with Attorney General William P. Barr, Ivanka Trump and senior security officials from the so-called "five eyes" alliance of the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and New Zealand.
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He lined up St. Louis center Robert Thomas and knocked him off his skates, delighting the crowd and sending an unmistakable message to rest of the Blues: The Bruins had woken up from their 11-day layoff, and they were ready to fight for the Stanley Cup.
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You do not know true sadness until you've gone home with a man because "it might be a good idea," realized they wear a kimono around the house, woken up to their snoring dad-bod, and cried silently while trying to slip out from under their arm.
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Over the last eight years, thanks to the internet bringing more people together and people finding more people who believe what they do, people have woken up a little more to a lot of things like intersectionality and Black Lives Matter and Trans Day of Remembrance.
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I don't regret the many mistakes I made when I was younger, but I still wouldn't want people knowing that I've woken up with kebabs in my bed recently, or used to obsessively collect Beanie Babies when I was 15 and still have them in my house right now.
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When researchers woke them up out of stage four sleep, which is the deepest sleep of the night, the participants were only right 35 percent of the time, meaning that most of the time, they got woken up out of the deepest sleep and thought they had been awake.
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Claire is woken up by the horrible sensation of ANTS crawling all over her legs, which is literally my worst nightmare come to life (she reacts much as I would have — with utter panic), and is faced with yet another day of hiking in search for water and civilization.
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If you&aposve ever woken up on a frigid winter morning buried under a pile of heavy, warm blankets and felt — for lack of a better phrase — totally at peace, then you&aposve gotten a sneak peek of what waking up under a weighted blanket feels like every day.
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"Should I just round up the sons of the most important families in town?" the sheriff sneers at Veronica, who has woken up in an unfamiliar bed with no memory of the previous night and walked straight to the sheriff's office in her virginal, suddenly ironic white dress.
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HTTPS, which encrypts data in transit and helps prevent a site from being modified by a malicious user on the network, has gained increased attention in recent years as users have woken up to how much of their web usage is tracked, and even spied on by their own government.
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Perhaps most importantly, startups seeking to take advantage of the machine learning revolution should move quickly, because many top technology entrepreneurs have woken up to the scale of the business opportunities this revolution creates, and there is a significant first-mover advantage to get access to the most attractive data sets.
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If you've ever woken up after a night of having one-too-many drinks, panicked over any Snapchats or Instagram DMs you may have sent while intoxicated, you might be someone who suffers from "hangxiety" — which, as you probably guessed, is being in a state of anxiety when you're hungover.
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Sam Vaknin had woken up in an Israeli jail cell at the age of 113 and forced himself, by means of his IQ of 185, to accept that his recent losses of both fiancée and liberty might be something to do with a diagnosis he'd been given of Narcissistic Personality Disorder.
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That night, I popped my head into a windowless, concrete-walled club called The Main where he was playing (my own feat of stamina, having woken up at 3:30 the night before to get on a plane), the room was packed, sweaty, and the walls were buzzing with bass.
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Countless sailors may have been lured to their watery graves by enchanting sirens in Greek mythology, but if you've ever woken up after a bender to find congealed Fire Border Sauce underneath your fingernails, you know that the beckoning glow of a Taco Bell sign is the true temptress of today.
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"This act has woken up the Mexican government" The massacre also could reignite Mexico's long-standing calls for more gun control in the U.S, which is responsible for roughly 70 percent of guns seized in Mexico and submitted for tracing, according to a report by the U.S. Government Accountability Office.
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I was pleased to find that despite the potential warnings, I couldn't hear any noise from the penthouse club level in my room, although I did get woken up later in the night when a group of girls came back late in the night and were yelling in the hall.
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If you've ever accidentally fallen asleep with the TV on and woken up to a Real Housewives of Beverly Hills marathon or if you, like me, willingly watch it every single week, you may have caught a few glimpses inside Mohamed Hadid's massive Bel Air home, where the women frequently attend parties.
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Related: Kate del Castillo Was 'Stabbed in the Back' by Sean Penn Over El Chapo Last week, one of Guzmán's lawyers, Juan Pablo Badillo, claimed that Guzmán had complained of "physical and mental torture" and that he was being "turned into a zombie" from being woken up every two hours by security guards.
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She didn't die, the receptionist clarified, slipping a room key into its little envelope, but went into some kind of coma and was taken out on a stretcher to a hospital somewhere and would likely be in this hospital for the rest of her life, on account of her having never woken up.
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My driver Jairo—who ran his family's furniture store in the village I was staying in—had kindly woken up at our arranged time of stupid o'clock to drive me the 13 kilometres back from Magma Fest, the otherwise tranquil southern Nicaragua island's only electronic music festival, and the country's largest. volcanoes.
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You don't have to have woken up in the burnt-out husk of a Daytona Beach fire engine—one that's been repurposed to spray out a mixture of nacho cheese and K-Y Jelly, of course—to understand that shit tends to get a wee bit out-of-hand during Spring Break.
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" Woodley went on to say that when she was thinking about Jane's character arc for the new season, she "felt like maybe two or three weeks after that incident [Perry's death] she would have woken up one morning, looked at herself in the mirror and thought, 'This isn't who I am anymore.
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"I have woken up in NY to the best news of my life about Kashmir," blowhard actor (and husband to a BJP politician) Anupam Kher wrote on Twitter, making sure in his tweet to thank God, the Indian government, BJP Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and Modi's sinister consigliere, Home Minister Amit Shah.
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Though police have not formally identified the man, his friends and family say he is Willie McCoy, a 21-year-old rapper who went by the stage name "Willie Bo." McCoy had just been woken up from sleeping in his car in a Taco Bell drive-thru when the police opened fire.
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Here are a few angles to consider: On the home front, the biggest story of the last decade in Australian food is that, after more than 200 years of ignoring the native flavors of this continent, non-Indigenous chefs and diners have finally woken up to the bounty that was always here.
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If, as some New Yorkers still do, you had woken up on Friday morning, poured a cup of coffee and sat down with your dog to read The New York Post and The Daily News, you would have seen the latest installment in a two-sided saga that has been playing out for months.
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I knew how difficult it was for them to know that some of their closest friends were voting for Trump, and know that the values that their friends were voting against (trans rights, women's rights, gay rights, immigrant rights) were literally arguments we had had in the past that they had eventually woken up to.
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Amid my otherwise low-maintenance makeup routine, lash extensions are like a cosmetic cheat code: Whether I've just woken up, exercised for an hour, gone for a swim or lived through a harrowing 24-hour stomach flu, I'm unfailingly delighted by the way my eyes pop, and by how quickly I can get ready.
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But these anxieties are really just a mask for a deeper fear: that a stray piece of charcoal from someone's barbecue will ignite one of the regional parks nearby, that we'll be woken up in the middle of the night with 20 minutes (if we're lucky) to gather our most important belongings and leave.
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It is the New York Times, the New York Post, the papers that he's woken up and read every single day of his life that are going to be the most powerful in this next new world, and I think that that's potentially a great tool and a transparent tool in working with this president.
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" 227, unsure, male"Yeah, I've considered the times I've just woken up next to a girl I'd slept with the night before and started something first thing in the morning without checking that it was okay — it always has been, but it's important to remember that what was okay yesterday might not be okay today or tomorrow.
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In a call, Flytrex founder and CEO Yariv Bash told me the startup, which began life creating a 'black box'-style flight recorder and cloud service to track your personal drone, is currently working on a number of projects in countries where regulators have woken up and are embracing the fact that drone delivery is coming.
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In a place where "people get guns before they get milk," as one customer put it, there wasn't the panicked run on guns and ammunition Hoffman, a licensed dealer who's been reselling firearms in pawn shops for around seven years, figured he would've woken up to if Hillary Clinton, a supporter of gun control, had won.
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I caught up with the report's author Tom Wehmeier, Partner and Head of Insights at Atomico (also sometimes jokingly referred to as the "Mary Meeker of Europe"), where we discuss in more detail some of the key findings and why, it seems, that the rest of the world has finally woken up to Europe's tech potential.
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While the rest of the ladies were naturally disheveled (Lauren H. sleeps with a retainer, but it's okay, Ben does too!) and understandably horrified to be woken up by the man they are all trying to marry shining a flashlight in their faces in the middle of the night, Amanda looked positively angelic from the moment she was gently shaken awake by Ben.
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" After being woken up, "she did the motherly thing and put him on her shoulder because they were waking her up to go to another room and they told her, 'No, put him down, he's too heavy, put him down' and they walked her to another room, closed the bars and that's when they told her 'We're separating you from your son.
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All this means that a coffee-carrying drone could use various forms of electronic analysis to predict who needs a pick-me-up and who doesn't, including motion sensors to know if someone's head might be drooping in a mid-afternoon lull, or reading Fitbit data to know what time someone might have just woken up and be in need of a jolt.
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Sex is one of the few reasons I'd entertain being woken up at 6:30 am, but after a fugue-like first go on day one, I set an alarm for 30 minutes earlier, allowing myself time to drink two cups of coffee and brush my teeth before we set about the task of fucking the mean out of each other.
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"He's been bashing the media incessantly throughout the campaign, but it is the New York Times, the New York Post, the papers that he's woken up and read every single day of his life that are going to be the most powerful in this next new world," Glover said on the latest episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher.
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Whatever you think of the choice of color or the fact the actresses are wearing effectively the same gowns — sparkly, lacy, mermaid-y, princess-y — they wore before, just in a darker shade; and whether or not you approve of it as a gesture, the fact is women in Hollywood have finally woken up to a reality activists have know for years.
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After its appalling immigration ban aimed directly at seven Muslim countries — which seems to have woken up tech leaders at companies from Google to Microsoft to Amazon to Facebook to, um, just about everyone who can program an app — multiple sources said that next on Trump's hit list are a series of protections for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender workers.
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A person was killed on August 22 after a fire broke out on the Russian river cruise ship A person was killed on August 22 after a fire broke out on the Russian river cruise ship Read more: 2 men saved a Carnival Cruise Line passenger from drowning after her wheelchair rolled into the waterTwo passengers on the Sergey Diaghilev told The New Zealand Herald that they were woken up at 5:15 a.m.
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