When I yawn, if you're watching me you can catch my yawn.
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And while many animals yawn spontaneously (for physiological reasons), far fewer yawn contagiously.
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His yawn from Goldilocks was convincing enough to make me yawn in the driver's seat.
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When you look at your dog and yawn, chances are your dog might yawn, too, because dogs can "catch" your yawn, according to a 2008 study published in Biology Letters.
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An example of a fixed action pattern response is yawning; when we see someone yawn, we almost always yawn too.
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But it's not the yawner who makes us yawn; it's a yawning trigger within each of us that makes us yawn.
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Even dogs yawn in response to seeing their owners or even strangers yawn, and contagious yawning has been noted in other animals as well.
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I think the folks in Cupertino sorta yawn at this.
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"The Comey issue is kind of a yawn," he said.
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" Another: "Why does being dope sick make you yawn heaps?
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It will be time to yawn or roll your eyes.
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These were columns that, yawn, sent readers away in droves.
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But the physiological purpose of a yawn remains a mystery.
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One person's yawn can trigger yawning among an entire group.
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For the record, Viall is not giving up on love. Yawn.
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A sideways yawn escaped as she disappeared behind a lowering curtain.
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The dog lets out a dinosaur yawn, and we get up.
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You chew some gum, force a yawn, and still feel pressure.
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I can easily get turned on by watching my wife yawn.
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This time around, she's trying to right her wrongs with Yawn.
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"The numbers, all in all, were a big yawn," said Phifer.
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If sharks can yawn, that's presumably what this one is doing.
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After the impeachment hearing, some in the media appeared to yawn.
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Sometimes the call to public service is answered with a yawn.
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"He thought that, if you yawn, you're being disrespectful," he said.
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People who sky-dive say they tend to yawn before jumping.
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People in the West have largely responded with a collective yawn.
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I could yawn and be withdrawn and watch them gallop by.
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A yawn can leave you feeling more alert and with improved "mental efficacy," according to a 2012 review of yawn studies, which might be why people like Ohno find it comforting to do before a big performance.
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I'm pretty tired so I start yawning, which makes the bartender yawn.
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They look at their phones, they yawn, and one even falls asleep.
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Here's my ranking of the seven moving on, from Yawn to Yaaaaas!
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The Jigsaw Seen with Yawn Mower and Von Mons, indie rock. Aug.
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The sinkhole had stretched into a great yawn flanked by snapped tiles.
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But among much of the right, the response has been a yawn.
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As a result, you get what we have now which is … yawn.
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There were at least five pharmaceutical sales reps in 2004 alone. Yawn.
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Our defensive rotation call last week was met with a big yawn.
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"At the time I was wasting a lot go time on the internet as you do, and I was really interested in these yawning videos on YouTube, where when they yawn, I yawn," she tells The Creators Project.
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Weirder still, another study suggested that people who don't yawn contagiously are psychopaths.
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TORONTO — "Sorry," Idris Elba apologized for yawning while he was still mid-yawn.
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A solid, issue-oriented discussion may attract a collective yawn from the voters.
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Actor Joey Lawrence and his wife Chandie Yawn-Nelson have filed for bankruptcy.
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The mere fact that he has retained counsel should come as a yawn.
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Dai: Ultimately, the collective yawn over the new iPhones is troubling for Apple.
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Stock and bond markets reacted, as the Fed probably hoped, with a yawn.
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And Curry banked in a 55-footer to close the first half. Yawn.
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And all the dinners at the festival were collaborations between male chefs. Yawn.
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Cozmo can sneeze, yawn, laugh, nap — he has hundreds of actions and reactions.
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In 2019, we'll see the yawn, sloth, and several emojis focused on inclusivity.
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And when Mica yawned — a contagious social behavior — the subjects would yawn too.
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People who are more empathic are believed to be more easily influenced to yawn by others' yawns; brain imaging studies have shown that when humans watch other people yawn, brain areas known to be involved in social function are activated.
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"As a human being, I have all the compassion in the world," Yawn said.
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He appears to be chewing on something, and takes a very substantial long yawn.
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A high price and a yawn-worthy design had me wary of the Y920.
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Vacuuming, dusting, cleaning the toilet ... Those tasks are a time-wasting yawn at best.
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These days, it is the humdrum diet of benign data that prompts a yawn.
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I noticed her yawn from fatigue, and smile at me when I'd get distracted.
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WILLIAMS: YES, IT IS THE NEW COSMOLOGICAL – LIESMAN: EXCUSE ME WHILE I YAWN, RIGHT?
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The nest was about to empty, and the weekend afternoons were beginning to yawn.
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ASBURY PARK The Jigsaw Seen with Yawn Mower and Von Mons, indie rock. Aug.
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How many Yelp reviews fawn about a restaurant's food and yawn about the service?
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To understand how that's possible, you've got to understand what's happening when you yawn.
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Could the result of it all be no more than a yawn from Paris?
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Before you yawn jadedly, let me clarify: I walked all the way around Paris.
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Below Deck's Captain Sandy Yawn has announced her girlfriend Leah Shafer has breast cancer.
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When Britain leaves the European single market, price differences will probably yawn wide again.
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This he made clear by periodically screwing up his face into a huge yawn.
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Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, Democrat of New York, stifled a yawn as she jotted notes.
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From left: Captain Sandy Yawn, Chief Stew Hannah Ferrier, and Second Stew Aesha Scott.
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I can understand why anyone might look at the Galaxy Note 9 and yawn.
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The news elicited international headlines, but for many of us it elicited a yawn.
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And in the case of Trump, this predictable unpredictability is both terrible and yawn-inducing.
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Maybe if they're feeling really wild they'll throw some banana pancakes in the mix. Yawn.
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Finish with SPF 30, and you'll be out the door before you can even yawn.
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You see, this sloth was no ordinary sloth, because this sloth's yawn could cause earthquakes.
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If the pops in the freezer aisle make you yawn, try something a little cooler.
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His expression remains calm and bored, though he throws in the occasional yawn for flare.
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Yawn. Even those glitzy, glitter-festooned graduation caps are getting a little played out, right?
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As soon as that yawn is over, then my voice is back to a struggle.
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" Yawn went on to share that she and Shafer "remain extremely positive for the future.
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My key argument: because people yawn all the time, it deserves to be an emoji.
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I had grand visions of Twitter wars ended (or started) with a well-placed yawn.
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Amazon's 2019 Amazon Kindle Oasis e-reader can be described in a one word: yawn.
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A. People yawn when they're tired, but also when they wake from a night's sleep.
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It's supposed to be a cheer, but it more closely resembles a loud, threatening yawn.
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I go to sleep when I start to yawn and my body requires the horizontal position.
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Saying I'm mixed-race makes me yawn myself—what does that even mean as a statement?
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"I'm not happy with interior and it starts with you," Yawn scolds Ferrier in one scene.
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"I was blown away that I actually got to have a real chef," Yawn told PEOPLE.
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I roped in my extremely willing boyfriend, cancelled all my social commitments, and got researching. Yawn!
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Each number is voiced, and they yawn and giggle and flirt with you and each other.
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One that's incorrect is the idea that we yawn in order to take in more oxygen.
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In studies, participants who receive less oxygen don't yawn more frequently than those in normal conditions.
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At least the very boring — all those sequined columns, yawn — doesn't linger long in the brain.
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Why we yawn remains a mystery, but one theory is that it cools off our brains.
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"The real answer so far is we don't really know why we yawn," Dr. Guggisberg said.
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Maybe your neck is stiff, or your shoulders are tight, or you just need to yawn dramatically.
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If cage diving with sharks makes you yawn, we've got a terrifying new animal adventure for you.
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"Shingles is a preventable disease that can have adverse effects on your quality of life," Yawn said.
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"Ultimately, I think it will be a yawn," Nizam Idris, a strategist at Macquarie Bank tells me.
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Jet lag is a drag, but travelers don't just have to yawn their way through their vacations.
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To help their financial situations, Lawrence and Yawn-Nelson had sold some of their items second-hand.
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Someone accidentally pushes the right button at just the right time to catch my GIANT yawn hahha!
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As you stifle a yawn around hour three this Sunday, thank your lucky stars it's not 2002.
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Davis waited, stifled a yawn, and when the shot finally went up batted it to a teammate.
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But one look at the offerings already announced for Apple TV+ makes for kind of a yawn.
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"The best thing I can say is, 'yawn,'" Calloway, the CEO of Pine Street Strategies, told Hill.
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Mr. Espinosa's legion of fans (they know who they are) will be delighted, Everyone else will yawn.
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Yawn had laparoscopic surgery less than a month after her motorcycle accident and the tumor was removed.
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And exercising, which can double our breathing rate, doesn't seem to make us yawn more often, either.
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It seems this is the way the world ends: not with a bang, but with a yawn.
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McConnell wants to yawn at Pelosi's move and let his Senate spend the time doing other things.
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Also, why we yawn remains a mystery, but one theory is that yawning cools off the brain.
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And if you have a small brain, you can blame the fact that you don't yawn long enough.
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Smartphones nowadays look like a bunch of the same, glossy bricks with different megapixel cameras and processors. Yawn.
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SO, YOU KNOW, IT MAY BE A YAWN IN TERMS OF ONE MORE YEAR OF 200, 2.25% GROWTH.
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"Hillary Clinton spent the day in Orlando at a youth center talking about the economy, yawn," he said.
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Captain Sandy Yawn from Below Deck: Mediterranean and the WWHL Gay Shark rounded out the final 31 stars.
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The problem is we got a poorly produced movie with lame special effects and yawn-enducing action sequences.
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A satisfied yawn, a smirk, and a whole world of possibility in three plain black dots. God. Damn.
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And garbage cans are heaved against The railing as the tulips yawn and crack open and fall apart.
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Obamacare's very survival was on the 2016 ballot, and the electorate broke out into a sustained collective yawn.
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Rapper Young Money Yawn, who was in attendance at the ceremony, shared many photos of the celebration on Instagram.
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At the beginning of the episode, captain Sandy Yawn called chef Mila Kolomeitseva into the bridge for a talk.
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When you stretch your jaw to yawn, it improves circulation to your brain, which in turn lowers its temperature.
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And the steamed mussels — a yawn on most menus — were livened with rosé wine and chunks of veal chorizo.
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The Federal Open Market Committee meeting will likely be "a yawn," former Federal Reserve governor Mark Olson said Wednesday.
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The way when he would yawn or yell, his whole face split open to reveal this huge pink smile.
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"If I talk through a yawn, I can get out about 7 words that are just fine," Dupree wrote.
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Below Deck's Captain Sandy Yawn is feeling grateful for life after being hit by a car four years ago.
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Allen and three other men are accused of killing XXXTentacion (ex-ex-ex-ten-ta-see-YAWN) in June.
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You're more likely to yawn if you see, hear, or even just think about someone yawning, Dr. Gallup explains.
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This is normally not a big deal — when Obama and Bush got their reports, it was barely a yawn.
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Watching my siblings snore and breathe slowly sparked a yawn that cued the rest of my body's delayed exhaustion.
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I started with YAWN, LOW KEY and a couple of wrong assumptions — "resonate" for IDENTIFY and "ominous" for UNLUCKY.
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They're also trying to cut the awards show from a yawn-inducing four hours to a more manageable three.
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VERNAL, Utah — Utah is a yawn amid the drilling frenzy that has upended the energy picture in recent years.
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For a long time, it was considered an editorially conservative paper: Its detractors used to call it Daily Yawn.
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Yawn at all those perfectly pressed white dress shirts that he wears, but don't cast them as a betrayal.
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When he started to yawn, I braced myself, biting my gums, but I couldn't help it—I yawned, too.
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Although the news outlet described the dinner with the verb "yawn," I find this dish pretty fulfilling this morning.
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The baby can suck her thumb, yawn, and make faces — and she's been able to do so for weeks.
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We yawn when we're bored, but also when we're anxious, or hungry, or about to start a new activity.
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There is, notably, an almost complete lack of selfie-inviting mirrored pieces, yawn-provoking minimal sculptures, and flashy neon art.
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Pushing the pulsating start button summons the cylindrical 8-speed transmission controller from the console, while air vents yawn open.
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While Cohan's July story was met with a yawn, this October one was not — and some lawmakers are asking questions.
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"I'm so jetlagged," she tells me, stifling a yawn as she stands up and gives me a casual introductory hug.
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" The reading standards fill students' minds with filth in the form of raunchy books and with yawn-inducing "informational texts.
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We see you stifling that yawn, but honestly, you're reading this on the internet right now, so get on board.
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When the show is just "really good" instead of "amazing with things I've never seen before," we stifle a yawn.
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In the funniest farcical moment (not very), the three are stuck in a revolving door at the hospital's entrance. Yawn.
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For everyone asking for more photos, here's roof fox doing a classic stretch, yawn, straight back to sleep manoeuvre pic.twitter.
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My life is a chasm-like yawn that on audiotape could put anyone to sleep in less than three minutes.
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"The snooty lil digs about me in stories about the Super Bowl halftime talent is such a yawn," Schumer said.
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I think about it and I can feel that pit of despair yawn in the darkness of the unknown and unknowable.
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"Once Charlize Theron came and pitched me a show and I let out a big yawn in the middle," Cohen explained.
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Usually, I find myself very lethargic after lunch or in the late afternoon and notice that I often have to yawn.
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But that doesn't stop her from telling us how to eat better, work out better, bathe better, and even yawn better.
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To these tours filled with bloodsuckers, murderers, and creaky animatronics that are undoubtedly fire hazards, all I can say is: Yawn.
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I would say 80 percent of this, 85 percent of this, would be a yawn for the uber-wealthy estate planners.
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We're pretty sure you don't need any more reminding, but that football game on Sunday was a big ol' yawn fest.
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Why are citizens of this great country choosing this particular world historic moment to yawn, whine and shrug their shoulder pads?
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Mayfield lofted a pass to the wide-open wide receiver, who celebrated à la Beckham with a staredown and a yawn.
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There's a section where he mutates Kendrick's voice into a weird alien yawn while playing new agey keyboards and junglist breakbeats.
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What I do hear from my conservative friends — most still ardent Trump supporters — is a collective yawn at the Washington maelstrom.
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Bernie Sanders with a massive yawn — because few in the industry think the Vermont senator has a real shot at becoming president.
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As her three daughters yawn into the kitchen she grabs hats and gloves from the detritus of childhood strewn across the room.
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Yawn, meanwhile, has previously been open about having a tough time finding love while she was away at sea filming Below Deck.
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That happiness has also been evident on social media, as both Yawn and Shafer have shared several photos together on their Instagrams.
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It may be a yawn in terms of one more year of 2-to-2.5 percent, but I think that's actually good.
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Together, they fought killer bees, bulletproof bears, kamikaze bats, and one particularly memorable sloth that caused earthquakes with its every languid yawn.
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SportsBot 224.99-in-24.993 LED Gaming Set — $224.99 See Details Tired of popping melatonin pills that can barely get you to yawn?
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When we're getting ready for bed, we see a significant drop in body temperature, perhaps aided by a big yawn or two.
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When Iger got to his fifth and sixth strategies for the company, the executive feigned a yawn and told Iger to stop.
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But there are places where skating raises a yawn, and fans thrill to the anticipation of the Nordic combined or skeleton competitions.
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But even though the traditional buttoned-up look might cause the younger generation to yawn, suiting has never fallen out of fashion.
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It would be entirely yawn-worthy but for the 176 people, 57 of them Canadians, on that commercial passenger airplane in Tehran.
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It also looks like a Cheesecake Factory, but without any acid or bath salts to spice it up a little bit. Yawn!
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Though there were a handful of solid deals this year, we have to admit, the day itself was kind of a yawn.
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The kind of information that is a huge yawn in terms of news, but for a foreign intelligence service would be gold.
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I usually lower my expectations for "Measure," which contemporary directors like to trick out in (yawn) S&M and Storm Trooper regalia.
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Problems at two high-profile companies - retailer BHS and Tata Steel's British business - have illustrated the risk of allowing those deficits to yawn.
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This first dog in this videos seems to be enjoying the elaborate back scratcher, getting so relaxed they even let out a yawn.
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Camels, which may have greater mental reserves than they're credited with, came in at 4.8 seconds, while dogs' average yawn took 2.4 seconds.
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The tape also features teen Baltimore rapper Deetranada of Jermaine Dupri's The Rap Game, Virginia rapper Young Money Yawn, and DC's Chaz French.
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But sometimes when you're nervous, you can't help it, and out comes a big gaping yawn — even though you're not at all tired.
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Named Live OS (yawn), the system uses sensors that can come preinstalled with Herman Miller desks, or retrofitted to any existing work surface.
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While some have been excited about this as yet another example of Netflix reinventing a genre, others have given a great big yawn.
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So before you settle for yet another navy crewneck (*yawn*), take a peak at the 20 pastel-colored knits in the mix ahead.
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A photo from May 18 features Yawn hugging her partner and confirming their shared new home, as both flash smiles for the camera.
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I sit on the couch and yawn for a few minutes until the meatloaf is done and enchiladas are ready to be assembled.
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Such trivia would scarcely summon a yawn from a layperson, but to a constitutional lawyer like Kalt, it was a flapping red flag.
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For your next tropical getaway, this setup will help your Instagram be so much more than just—yawn—sunsets and artfully arranged cocktails.
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You can complain that La La Land won, you can tap out your Tweets, you can laugh, you can cry, you can yawn.
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Yet pollsters in both parties say the rank-and-file voters who will decide this year's midterm elections are more apt to yawn.
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David Raposa: Do you think, if this actually occurs, something Jeterian is going to happen to that automated Technicolor yawn out in CF?
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Bernie Sanders, he of the orgiastic 20083,000 college-kid rally, has collected a million-plus fewer votes than the ostensibly yawn-inducing Clinton.
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It's unclear if he was so tired from his heist that he was mid-yawn, or if he was just suffering from allergies.
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These projects do have some big names attached, but if the list elicits a bit of a yawn, no one could blame the yawner.
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Unfortunately, just as Sun was letting out a giant yawn, the weather feed cut to her, broadcasting this sleepy moment for everyone to see.
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Basically, it's a yawn-inducing piece of kit (think GoPro with a Nikon label), but it is interesting for existing in the first place.
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He acknowledges his limbs with a yawn and slowly stands, shaking himself out as though he'd just run through the sprinklers in the yard.
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The 24 sachets of coffee contained in the Yawn Coffee Advent Calendar box will expose even the most experienced coffee drinker to something new.
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As things now stand, the next G-20 summit is a gigantic waste of taxpayers' money and a big yawn for world's financial markets.
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If Clinton is elected, she'll give earnest, wonkish speeches about the benefits of increasing the child tax credit or raising the minimum wage. Yawn.
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On Sunday, Yawn, 54, revealed that because of the near fatal crash, doctors discovered a tumor on her kidney, which she's since had removed.
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More or less every American under 40, and many over that, yawn at the idea that women now marry women, and men marry men.
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In March, Yawn shared with her Instagram followers that she is feeling grateful for life after being hit by a car four years ago.
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But a puzzle in which EVERY clue and answer are direct synonyms can be a yawn, too, so qualifiers can be a useful tool.
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If a person (or a dog) catches a yawn, according to this hypothesis, it means they feel some degree of empathy for the original yawner.
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If a person (or a dog) catches a yawn, according to this hypothesis, it means they feel some degree of empathy for the original yawner.
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The market across the street had closed for the night; its afterhours lights stained the man's curtains a deep, wine-like red, making him yawn.
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When the Gracie clan stopped backing the UFC after Royce's yawn-inducing draw against Ken Shamrock later that night at UFC 5, the reigns loosened.
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Yawn. FrackFeed, a pro-fracking website from industry groups and oil and gas companies, is targeting millennials in their native tongues: Memes, quizzes and listicles.
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The presidential candidate of a major party is accusing his likely rival of being a killer, and the nation can barely hold back a yawn.
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The video was shot by the park's head of reptiles and venom, Billy Collett, and captured the youngling in what looks like a mid-yawn.
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And with that, Jayden was off into the sky, ready to yawn his way through two hours and fourteen minutes of mind-numbingly routine travel.
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On bond markets, gilts have responded to the BOE move with a yawn – two-year maturities are flat while 10-year yields have actually risen.
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For the 2020 edition, you didn't need to dig to find female talent, make excuses for substandard work or politely yawn through another worthy endeavor.
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Zoom, crash, repeat with squealing, burning and flaming tires — it's all predictably absurd and self-mocking, and often a giggle when not a total yawn.
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In the current season of Below Deck: Mediterranean, Captain Sandy Yawn admonished a crew of overly excited women guests not to "molest" deckhand Jack Stirrup.
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I'd have good insurance the whole time, a decent car, and maybe even… Oh wait, I feel something coming on: *yawn* To hell with that.
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Experiencing such a film, I should not be fighting the temptation to check my phone (I didn't) or yawn (I did) at regular 10-minute intervals.
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If your partner can spot every suppressed yawn, and your boss every grimace of irritation, marriages and working relationships will be more truthful, but less harmonious.
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The news broke last week but I suspect the holiday – and the collective yawn that was the Dell Venue line – put a damper on its spread.
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On Monday's episode of Below Deck Mediterranean, stewardess Anastasia Surmava finally decided to step down as temporary chef, leaving Captain Sandy Yawn to hire a replacement.
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By all accounts, the California government met the mutiny with a collective yawn, so the region stayed its own peaceful nation-state—for about three months.
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Notice how her hair never seems to blow too far out of place, or how we never seem to catch her in a yawn or grimace?
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But ask bond traders what the impact will be, or how they are strategizing around the so-called "taper," and get little more than a yawn.
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Yawn, 54, shared the news on Twitter on Friday, writing, "Not the news we were hoping for" alongside a photo of herself and Shafer together smiling.
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The guy at the front of the line, 21-year-old Nick from Wembley, lets out a sort of pissed off yawn when I approach him.
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I recently switched from coffee to matcha to help heal a few skin issues, so I resist a latte and order matcha and water on ice (yawn).
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The 4K touch display framed by a white bezel makes it feel more like a smartphone than a yawn-inducing laptop, in a weird but good way.
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Yawn also appointed Travis Michalzik, a deckhand who has yacht cooking experience, to help her in the galley, putting the crew two members down for the charter.
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That prompted a prediction: yawn duration should correlate with brain size and complexity, since having a larger and more neuron-dense brain might require more blood flow.
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"Seeing the tacos is very disturbing to me," Yawn said in an in-episode interview, originally assuming that the tacos were for the crew, not the guests.
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The thinking goes: the same sea change that mobile apps and startups brought to finance and banking, will come to the yawn-inducing khaki covered insurance industry.
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"So if you're looking for the perfect cat yawn or dance move to express exactly how you feel, just click the new GIF button," the post said.
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There's this beat-taking, eye-widening, eyebrow-raising, mouth-parting thing that happens that's both priceless and so commonplace I want to yawn and press fast-forward.
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Because Robbins is already leading a new strategy and appointed many of his own people when he took over, investors are treating this news as a yawn.
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More often than not, when you Google search gifts for moms, you'll find a blasé selection of kitchenware, slippers, and one too many monochrome sweater sets. Yawn.
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While Schultz appeared at a book event in Washington on Thursday, Democratic National Committee members gathered blocks away met the former Starbucks chief executive with a yawn.
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For some people, when they wake up in the morning and take a big yawn, they feel a dull, achy pain radiating from their chin to their ear.
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THE response of bond, stock and currency markets to the result of Italy's referendum, and the resignation of its prime minister, Matteo Renzi, was a jaw-breaking yawn.
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Before Yawn, Shafer was married for 20 years to Ross Shafer, with whom she shares a 13-year-old daughter, Lauren "Lolo" Rae, according to her personal website.
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And rather than build upon what was established in the first movie, Crimes of Grindelwald repeats the exercise all over again, introducing more characters, more problems, more...yawn.
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Like an irreverent yawn among army films where boys suffer to mature, Ms Lavie's feature gives us life in the Israeli army for a group of girl recruits.
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The Coffee Advent Calendar by Yawn comes with two dozen sachets of coffee ready to be mixed with hot water to create a perfect cup, day after day.
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Before we hear anything of the men in their lives, we read of the way they became themselves, as they felt the void of adulthood yawn before them.
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Meanwhile, threats to involve the courts are met with a yawn, as the president knows his first term is almost complete and the wheels of justice move … slowly.
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But Pine, who succumbed to a big yawn after a busy day of press as our conversation began, seems to enjoy keeping things light on set and off.
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In last week's teaser, it looked like she might show sympathy for the chef as Kolomeitseva begged to stay on for a third charter, but Yawn ultimately fired her.
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"The pain of shingles can be debilitating and is not easily treated," Dr. Barbara Yawn, a professor at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, told Reuters Health by email.
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Yawn, 54, confirmed her happy news on her Twitter, by sharing her interview with The Cheat Sheet and writing "Love is Love!" and "So Happy!" in two separate tweets.
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"But the majority of the time, someone who wants to live, wants to experience, wants to travel, wants to try different restaurants, wants to go see shows," Yawn continued.
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It's unthinkable that Pence won't be questioned by Mueller or the Congress at least about former NSA Director Michael Flynn and the apparent lies Flynn told him. Period. Yawn.
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All of that, except here, Lively is experiencing a momentary break from being one of the most photogenic people in the world when a yawn interrupts the photo op.
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I started with Mary Mann's "Yawn: Adventures in Boredom" (2308 pages, Farrar, Straus and Giroux, $224.99) because it has a hula hoop on it, and because I am 12.
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Even now, in a China where children yawn at dishes their grandparents once saw only at weddings and high holidays, meat consumption per person is only half of America's.
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The Bernie folk would argue that we need a nominee who can get people fired up and turn out the voters who might otherwise just yawn and stay home.
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It doesn't necessarily work that way, because the good news could already have been anticipated, which means that even though the news is good, it's greeted with a yawn.
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" Sleep triggers a steep reduction in brain and body temperature, he said, so it is also possible "we yawn to just further facilitate the change from waking to sleeping.
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My outsized sense of collegiate entitlement was met with an indifferent yawn by New York City, and suddenly I became lost in the very town I was supposed to dominate.
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She performed a particularly big yawn and there it was: a menacing red mass that hadn't been there a few weeks ago at her last checkup, but clearly meant business.
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Julie Pace of The Associated Press shared insights from recent focus groups showing that the vacancy, and President Obama's nomination to fill it, was essentially a big yawn for voters.
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Unsurprisingly, in the new ads, which give the actors twins various challenges to perform in the likes of Word, Excel and PowerPoint, Office 365 beats Office 2019 every time. Yawn.
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The pain and itching of shingles can be so bad that people may not be able to do their usual activities, said Yawn, who was not involved in the study.
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Opening up about their "unexpected" romance, Yawn said the couple first met on Facebook in June 2018 after Shafer, 45, reached out and congratulated her on the Bravo reality series.
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His March release Ward Unbending—full of gasping woodwinds and dazed electronics—feels like a yawn on a lazy afternoon, a contented exhale from a guy who deserves his leisure.
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Yawn. TURKEY BOMBING 'Never compromise': That's the defiant message from Turkey's Prime Minister after a suicide bomber killed at least 10 foreigners in a bustling tourist area in Istanbul yesterday.
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" Frey responded an hour later, quoting Trump's message and tweeting: "Yawn... Welcome to Minneapolis where we pay our bills, we govern with integrity, and we love all of our neighbors.
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Fantastic Beasts has been a minor box office disappointment (only $75 million, yawn), but fans might flock in greater numbers if they knew that they were going to see Voldemort's roots.
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"When you say 'broadband' and 'power line' in the same sentence there is a tendency to yawn," AT&T chief strategy officer John Donovan acknowledged during a conference call with reporters.
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What's most disappointing about this news is that This Is Us has obviously subscribed to the problematic notion that fat people only ever achieve true happiness once they've lost weight. Yawn.
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Choose between a male or female voice to narrate the story of a mommy rabbit who takes her little rabbit to see his Uncle Yawn when he has trouble falling asleep.
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Chances are you see a story about cloud storage, and you yawn and move on, but Wasabi, a startup from the folks who brought you Carbonite backup, might make you pause.
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - The Formula One season ended at the weekend with even some drivers stifling a yawn but the sport's new owners remained upbeat about their investment and future prospects.
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Coined as "the ultimate immersive pillow" with a cocoon feel, the Ostrich Pillow is supposedly perfect for catching some z's at work, during a long flight, or wherever a yawn ensues.
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Put simply, my mind is made up about President Trump, and I dare say that the great majority of plain folks like me will greet this event with a big yawn.
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Well, not much, at least if you're comfortable with a political dispensation in which a senior White House official can stonewall without compunction and expect everyone else to yawn and shrug.
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A yawn of a steak frites might be joined on the table by a $9 side of eggplant caponata, fired up with harissa and satisfying enough to qualify as a meal.
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I look forward to seeing it in person and maybe even buying one, but there really wasn't anything we didn't know about, and the whole unveiling was kind of yawn-worthy.
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Unlike announcements from the DOJ in past years threatening to ramp up federal enforcement of the cannabis laws, this announcement was met with little more than a yawn by cannabis businesses.
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We stacked it with L-Theanine, some other components that make ... KS: Then Yawn is for sleeping, for jet lag, or if you just need a good night sleep. Yeah. Yeah.
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While every STAT story aims to stimulate your cortex, if this one falls short and makes you yawn, you can thank us anyway — at least if a study published Tuesday is right.
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In truly predictable form, Carol's human side only comes out in the end of the movie, when she suddenly becomes the Louboutin-wearing Grinch whose heart grows three sizes that day. Yawn.
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The other weird thing about yawns is that some people say they're contagious, and one study even found that empathetic people are more likely to yawn after seeing someone else do it.
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As recently as the 1970s, games were run-heavy and often dull, exemplified by a yawn-inducing Super Bowl of Dallas 27, Denver 323, in which the Broncos threw for 35 yards.
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Many men weren't that happy with the mini, however, and although they liked seeing it on women they were unrelated to, they complained about their own wives and fiancés wearing it — yawn.
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What we have seen is that across primates individuals will yawn in response to others yawning - but the likelihood of them yawning is linked to their relationship with the individual who yawns.
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While his courage is admirable, this lil' guy has to be penalized pretty heavily because he's not actually holding a knife, but rather a different type of stabby object (push pin). Yawn.
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RYAN: My whole belief system is-TRUMP: YAWN "I wanted to introduce him as a character, but I basically didn't know how to write another old asshole," Ellickson said with a laugh.
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This post was originally published on MUNCHIES UK. Tumble out of bed and stumble to the kitchen, pour yourself a cup of ambition, then yawn and stretch and try to come alive.
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We're dutifully introduced to alien creatures like a basically normal-looking lady with a kooky hairdo and a single extra arm, and invited to laugh at a cheesy reference to Thor. Yawn.
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To me, "Wyoming" sounds foreign and peculiar, spilling lazily off the tongue like a yawn and evoking in my mind the wild terrain someone else might associate with a Zimbabwe or Mozambique.
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If the previous weekend's French Grand Prix at Le Castellet was a yawn-fest, a procession with no real highlights, Spielberg's Red Bull Ring made up for it by dishing out the excitement.
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" A scorched earth debate, on The Daily David Chalian Kellyanne Conway, Trump's campaign manager, called the focus on her boss' body language and movements around the stage a non-story and a "yawn.
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Given the yawn with which the press mostly greeted Trump baselessly speculating today why the president hadn't been accused of sexual assault, this off-the-cuff remark will probably not be among them.
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It's like a yawn, apparently contagious because seeing somebody suck back a hearty inhale of oxygen reflexively reminds our brain that that hey, maybe we're craving some of that good stuff as well.
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The "guardian angel" of Room No. 172 at Utah's Sunset Junior High has been known to lick a face or two and sprawl on the floor to yawn in the middle of class.
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Because this is fashion — an industry where you could turn up for lunch in a body stocking and your companions would only yawn — the designer and her staff did not notice my jeans.
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The Trump campaign, for its part, has publicly reacted to the growing field of challengers with a yawn and an eyeroll, even as it has worked with the party to shut down primaries.
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While this tactic might put the most vulnerable members of the Senate Republican caucus in an electoral bind, the rest of the party has greeted the opening of the trial with a yawn.
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A medievalist named Lila Yawn researched and sent over 500 Rome-related images — including museum treasures, archival matter, film lore, and even newsreels — to the artist, who whittled them down to about 80.
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At 36, Ms Baker has come of age at a time when words themselves are often mistrusted, when the gap between what we say and what we feel seems to yawn, at times unbearably.
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Though past municipal elections produced a yawn among some South Africans, Wednesday's election has become a crucial test of the ANC's grip on power and a referendum on the country's embattled president, Jacob Zuma.
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So, the third stew didn't expect captain Sandy Yawn to ask her to cook dinner on the boat's second charter of the season, after chef Mila Kolomeitseva continued to make mistakes in the kitchen.
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If you ask me, I'll say no,Thank you, I don't need to watch what goesOnly imagining itself seen, don't needTo see them yawn their thin mouths and feed On light, absolute and unmoved.
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It had been dubbed a "sleep campaign" and all different shades of "boring" by the German media, and it was widely expected that markets would react with a big fat "gähn" (German for yawn).
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But recently, a slew of party-dress styles have emerged that are indeed "conscious" of your body, but allow you to yawn and yell and chug a beer without depriving your brain of oxygen.
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Of course, even a gorilla has to rest, and Mr. Robins said that one sign of success in Australia was watching how audience members would yawn when Kong did, suggesting they identified with him.
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But when the terms "search engine optimization" and "cyber insurance" started being thrown around, Pip began to yawn, shift between a chair and the floor, and sniff wires and electrical sockets beneath the table.
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It was an awkward transition to the bedroom — a yawn, a half-assed suggestion of a film until the door was shut and he kissed me so fucking perfectly I almost lost my nerve.
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Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarMinneapolis mayor responds to Trump attack: 'Yawn' Trump knocks 'lightweight' Minneapolis mayor ahead of rally Judge clears criminal record for man who got 10 days for missing jury duty MORE's (D) district.
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Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarMinneapolis mayor responds to Trump attack: 'Yawn' Trump knocks 'lightweight' Minneapolis mayor ahead of rally Judge clears criminal record for man who got 10 days for missing jury duty MORE (D-Minn.).
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XXXTentacion, who sported dreadlocks and facial tattoos and who pronounced his name "Ex ex ex ten-ta-see-YAWN," was a platinum-selling rising star who tackled issues including prejudice and depression in his songs.
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We'll add only that average yawn duration in the new study was highly correlated with brain weight with a correlation coefficient of 0.91 (or 0.65 after controlling for brain size) with a p value of .
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Appreciated more for their rich dividend yields than share price gains, the utilities and consumer staples sectors have turned in relatively yawn-worthy performances during the long bull run since the March 2009 market bottom.
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Such nonsense leads to schemes like Brain Gym, an "educational kinesiology" programme once backed by the British government, which claimed that some pupils should stretch, bend and emit an "energy yawn" while doing their sums.
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He was talked about as a "Southern Springsteen," a nod to the way his populist anthems of small town resilience and romance were imbued with a sour sense of humor and an everyman's nasal yawn.
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For "Strange Mercy" she lies prostrate, evoking the heavy content of the album of the same name, as a new backdrop is revealed featuring a phantom with a yonic yawn, decked out in red lipstick.
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One of the tropes of this film's production has been a distance seeming to yawn between Loveridge and M.I.A, where as recently as last March M.I.A joked that the film might take another ten years.
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In Michael Goi's watery ghost story, "Mary," the British actors Emily Mortimer and Gary Oldman are dumped on a haunted sailboat, saddled with American accents and subjected to a series of recycled, yawn-inducing scares.
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When I look at the list of things he asked each day, like how does light form luster on a shiny leaf, why do people yawn, what does the tongue of a woodpecker look like?
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So before you settle for yet another pair of light wash jeans or bone-colored sailor pants (yawn), take a hint from your favorite brands and saddle up in a pair of camo pants this spring.
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As fascinating and informative a piece of cinema as Spielberg's Lincoln is, it's a film intended for a niche audience — and may elicit a yawn or two from anyone other than historians and U.S. history buffs.
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At the beginning of the episode, the other staff aboard the Sirocco—this season's yacht of choice—were excited to see what Kolomeitseva could bring to the table, especially the captain of the crew, Sandy Yawn.
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One experiment found a connection between empathy and "contagious yawning" -- that phenomenon when someone in the room yawns, and that, in turn, makes you yawn -- so the dogs started yawning when a human was yawning nearby.
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For a director whose work tends to mine the drama of subtext—the subtle gaps between what people say and what they mean; the awkward silences that yawn between utterances—Shakespeare seems an abrupt change of pace.
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According to documents filed in July 2017 and first obtained by The Blast, Lawrence and Yawn-Nelson, who married in 2005, only had $8,000 in the bank at the time of filing and just $60 in cash.
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Even though we all feel apathetic from time to time, according to Mary Mann, a researcher and author of "Yawn: Adventures in Boredom," talking about it can be embarrassing because it's often seen as being self-inflicted.
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Release of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs' (OIRA) semi-annual Unified Agenda of Regulatory and Deregulatory Actions is usually greeted with a yawn except from the most ardent regulatory nerds, but this year was different.
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And yet, so far it's been a massive dud, largely due to the herculean efforts of the McMahon siblings to couch the impending brand split in terms that would make the most buttoned-up HR manager yawn.
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YAWN. You know the feeling: you're half asleep at your desk, peeking out through bleary eyes at your crowded inbox and wondering just how many minutes you have to survive through before you can get some more sleep.
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Although it might be annoying to have to yawn in really inopportune moments, like when you're already nervous or anxious, take it as your body's cue that you need to take a minute to calm (or cool) down.
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Captain Sandy Yawn and her sturdy staff of seafarers will be heading to the South of France for their next adventure — though the French Mediterranean's picturesque beaches, quality cuisine and wealthy clientele won't necessarily mean smooth yachting ahead.
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An endorsement of milquetoast vigilantism that's not nearly as knotty as it presumes to be, the French thriller "My Son" is so reserved in its storytelling and vague in its details that all it elicits is a yawn.
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As stewardess Anastasia Surmava finally decided to step down as temporary chef in last week's episode, Captain Sandy Yawn had to hire a replacement, which fans later found out would be none other than fan-favorite Chef Ben.
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For all we know, Prince Charles, who's been kind of a yawn as a royal, could have been a solid politician, and our disastrous president might have been at least a contained disaster as King Donald the First.
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Rep. Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarMinneapolis mayor responds to Trump attack: 'Yawn' Trump knocks 'lightweight' Minneapolis mayor ahead of rally Judge clears criminal record for man who got 28503 days for missing jury duty MORE is splitting from her husband.
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Season two went fully off the rails, shuttling around the world in an impossibly large jet to capture electric ants, ice-breathing Komodo dragons, and a sloth that could cause earthquakes with the vibrating frequency of its yawn.
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Finding a camera with built-in WiFi can save you a step as your vids can automatically appear on your smartphone or PC. Otherwise, you'll have to connect a USB cable and wait for the file to transfer. Yawn.
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But before you yawn and say that the change seems akin to moving the deck chairs around on a ship, consider this: It could, analysts say, have a wide-ranging impact on what individual investors own in their portfolios.
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TC: Lastly, enterprise tech is often viewed as "unsexy" and something many journalists (myself included) yawn at, even though it is a huge market and arguably the hidden software that the engine rooms of the world economy run on.
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A dreary, overextended yawn, this is the latest movie to feature John Dolittle, the doctor turned horse whisperer that Hugh Lofting, a British-born civil engineer, invented during World War I in letters to his children from the front.
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So, why hasn't the sex toy industry taken note when it comes to producing toys for people with vaginas, instead of churning out a jillion aesthetically antiseptic, yawn-inducingly phallic vibrators with three different settings: bzz, BZZ, and BZZZZZZZ?
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Reza Farahan (Shahs of Sunset), Billie Lee (Vanderpump Rules) and Captain Sandy Yawn (Below Deck: Mediterranean) were there too, with a few familiar faces from the network: Daryn Carp, and Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen's mascot, the Gay Shark.
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His attorney, David Bogenschutz, said investigators told him the 20-year-old rapper, who pronounced his stage name "Ex Ex Ex ten-ta-see-YAWN," had visited a bank shortly before the shooting and possibly withdrew cash to buy a motorcycle.
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As I sit down for a one-on-one chat after the studio session, she—as if to prove my point—unleashes a ferocious yawn, and humbly requests a grande iced coffee with soy and sweetened ("not unsweetened, and sweetened").
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Margaret Stohl wrote Carol Danvers in the 2018 comic The Life of Captain Marvel,and leaned into Chewie's other powers like shapeshifting: "I had so much fun messing around with his very 'merf' 'yawn' 'so over it' reactions," Stohl told me.
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"The fact that the G20 is going to do more of the same is likely to be greeted with a big yawn and a likely fall on stock markets," said Richard Edwards, managing director at trading and research firm HED Capital.
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Many of Saturday's outcomes were predictable, generally speaking: Sonnen landed double-legs and smothered Silva, Emelianenko took the concussion he would have taken from Mitrione in February, and Bader-Davis was as yawn-inducing as their first meeting in the UFC.
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Along the way, there are encounters with somnolence-themed animals (Sleepy Snail, Heavy-Eyed Owl) whose pulverizingly dull soliloquies on the topic of tiredness serve to prepare Roger, and thus your child, for the final somniferous encounter with Uncle Yawn.
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There was also, I'll admit, some initial unease surrounding the figure of Uncle Yawn, who with his "powerful, magical and invisible sleeping powder" seemed the sort of man you'd never take your child across a meadow to visit in real life.
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How else to explain the involvement of two household-name stars (Keanu Reeves and Renée Zellweger) and an award-winning director (Courtney Hunt) in a plot so soulless and poorly dramatized that even the last-minute reveal is a yawn?
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At some point, a scientist played by Elliott Gould sits in a restaurant after spending a lot of brain power thinking about a vaccine and watches a waiter yawn while drying glasses and a coughing woman take a swig of water.
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"She sent me a nice message that said, 'I came across your show, congratulations, many blessings,'" Yawn told the outlet, adding that her note's inclusion of "many blessings" particularly attracted her as a spiritual person to the Denver-based skin coach.
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All around me people shrug and yawn at his latest petulant tirade, his newest baseless tweet, his freshest assertion that the numbers that the rest of us see are just optical illusions and he really did win the popular vote.
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"Yawn... Welcome to Minneapolis where we pay our bills, we govern with integrity, and we love all of our neighbors," Mr. Frey wrote, seemingly referring to reports that the Trump campaign has yet to pay some cities for such security fees.
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The veteran crew members Hannah and Bobby endure seven new and sometimes unruly shipmates, as well as the occasional rogue client, leaving it up to their new boss, Sandy Yawn — the franchise's first female captain — to establish some law and order.
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In the new trailer, Bravo stars including Million Dollar Listing New York's Fredrik Eklund and Ryan Serhant; Below Deck Mediterranean's Captain Sandy Yawn, as well as Cameran Eubanks and Shep Rose, both from Southern Charm, take a ride in the cab.
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"As markets yawn to higher highs while registering lower lows in volatility, it's too easy to forget that, in fact, stocks do sometimes go down," Terri Spath, chief investment officer at Sierra Investment Management, said in a note this week.
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She struggled to make pancakes from a box and served canned seafood on the second charter, which led Yawn to take the guests out for their final lunch and put third stewardess Anastasia Surmava, an experienced chef, on lead for dinner service.
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"Foreign eye liners or mascaras stay on even after get into water, but domestic products make raccoon eyes even with just a yawn," Kim said during his visit to a Pyongyang cosmetics factory in 2015, according to the Japan-based Choson Sinbo newspaper.
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The bet in Trump Tower is that the other side of any such deal, perhaps involving the lifting of sanctions on Russia, or a promise not to back any further enlargement of NATO, will be greeted by the American public with a yawn.
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The bet in Trump Tower is that the other side of any such deal, perhaps involving the lifting of sanctions on Russia or a promise not to back any further enlargement of NATO, will be greeted by the American public with a yawn.
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"She sent me a nice message that said, 'I came across your show, congratulations, many blessings,&apos" Yawn told the outlet, adding that her note's inclusion of "many blessings" particularly attracted her as a spiritual person to the Denver-based skin coach.
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Enraged by footage of the unfortunate captain failing to stifle a yawn during the match, and by rumours that his team had been gorging on fast food instead of training like the athletic Indians, Pakistan fans have heaped opprobrium on Mr Ahmed.
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Among those that did make the cut are such yawn-inducing terms as "private enterprise", for which Mr Xi pledged his "unwavering" support in October, and "import expo", referring to a big trade show that he attended in Shanghai in the following month.
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To alleviate this situation, his mother takes him on a voyage to the other side of the meadow, where there lives a kindly wizard named Uncle Yawn, who specializes in helping rabbits and children get to sleep using spells and magic powders.
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Meanwhile, those of us who know and are frustrated about the way our government works breathe a collective yawn at the unsurprising news that the Clinton Foundation or some other nonprofit also gets what appears to be favorable treatment by a government agency.
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As we go about our morning — standing in the coffee queue, waiting for our train, or trying to make it through an early meeting — does it seem unusual that almost out of nowhere, we may squint our eyes, drop our jaws and yawn?
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Growing up with a father such as mine, whose roots reach deep in the very traditional Cantonese and Hakka cultures (the kind who keep records going back thirteen generations in the family shrine), a yawn might as well be a hacking cough.
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As the focus now shifts to the Intelligence Committee's scrutiny of the president's dealings with Ukraine, Democrats are responding to the White House stonewalling with a collective yawn, arguing that their aggressive investigation will carry on — perhaps assisted by the president's defiance.
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On the Runway Fashion has become such a leaky balloon these days that by the time news officially breaks, it is often hard to muster up more than a halfhearted yawn because it had been rumored, expected or discussed for so long.
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BOSTON — The Bruins are two victories in the Stanley Cup finals from extending Boston's reign of championship gluttony — 22011 titles in an 22-year stretch that reached full-bloom obnoxiousness in February with, yawn, yet another Patriots triumph in the Super Bowl.
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The fact that consumers have so far greeted connected household devices with a yawn suggests that the Apple business model — the high-quality, high-margin model Nest is implicitly following with its own products — might not be the one that wins this market.
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And Florence Welch also wore shell pink; in her case, a Gucci dress from the spring ready-to-wear, a collection that has so dominated magazine covers and awards shows that at this point even I think it is starting to look overly familiar. Yawn.
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Reza Farahan (Shahs of Sunset), Billie Lee (Vanderpump Rules), Captain Sandy Yawn (Below Deck: Mediterranean) and Patricia Altschul (Southern Charm) were there too, with a few familiar faces from the network: Daryn Carp, and Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen's mascot, the Gay Shark.
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"In the oldest group, the disability can be so marked that people are unable to provide their own care and become dehydrated and may end up in the hospital because they cannot even get up to get a drink due to the pain," Yawn added.
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As is custom in the United States, we wake up, yawn, remember that it's 24, grab our phones, and then, bleary-eyed, go on Twitter to see what messages our president has hastily tapped that will rule our lives for the next 22017 hours.
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The event was attended by just over 100 people, including Pharell's parents and relatives, Pusha T, Fergie, D.R.A.M., Young Money Yawn, Bruce Smith, Aaron Rouse, Dallas Austin and Pernell "Sweet Pea" Whitaker ... and Usher even hit the rink to make sure everyone was having fun.
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I asked my fiancée's sister for help again on a design, and she graciously contributed a few images of waffles, even though the yawn hadn't been officially approved yet — the potential to be a part of emoji history was enough for her to help.
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At a time when gay marriage is often greeted with a once-unthinkable yawn, and with anxiety about AIDS no longer omnipresent, these nostalgia-drunk shows are eager to provide audiences an experiential reminder of the dangers and pleasures of an earlier gay age.
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That said, it appears Twitter is looking both for someone to have some more fun with its official handle, which is usually mired in yawn-inducing product update minutiae, and be capable of communicating changes to the product in a way that actually resonates with users.
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Since air gets to your middle ear through a tube in the back of your nose that's attached to your jaw, called the Eustachian tube, you may feel the urge to chew, yawn, or open your mouth when you're clogged up — and these methods can work.
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We have many months ahead of us before we'll get to see what this game is all about, but in the meantime (and for a limited time), Pokémon GO trainers who catch the best and most relatable Pokémon—Snorlax—will know the exclusive event move Yawn.
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Gizelle Bryant (Real Housewives of Potomac), Kelly Dodd, (Real Housewives of Orange County), and LeeAnne Locken (Real Housewives of Dallas) were also on the float, parting with Reza Farahan (Shahs of Sunset), Billie Lee (Vanderpump Rules), Captain Sandy Yawn (Below Deck: Mediterranean) and Patricia Altschul (Southern Charm).
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But one day, during my weekly checks of Unicode's website to see if there had been any movement on the yawn and the waffle, I stumbled upon a tracker of all of the proposals that have ever been submitted to Unicode, and it had some surprising data.
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Where your run-of-the-mill heist movie is about a bunch of invincible-feeling guys wielding their own privilege and getting away with it (yawn), "American Animals" takes a turn: The protagonists aren't untouchable this time, and they ultimately face the repercussions of their audacity.
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It's Love who serves as Joe's guide to Los Angeles (and who serves up that J. Gold line): She introduces him to the city via the search for his "perfect bite," taking him on a tour of food trucks and strip malls (which, sorry, but: yawn!
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After a regular season and slew of yawn-worthy playoff games that drew lower TV ratings and exposed some cracks in the NFL's armor, the league would like nothing more than to have the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons serve up a Super Bowl thriller on Feb.
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The second two sound promising, but nearly as fun as the first four: Sell it Like Serhant, which is about sales reps (yawn) and then Love Italian Style (working title) where a relationship expert (watch out Patty!) takes five young women to Italy to meet an attractive Italian husband.
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" She went on to say, "We yawn desperately at the essays, but our hearts go out to the essayists, all the same, for 'the vision splendid' is shining in their eyes, and there is no fear of 'th' inevitable yoke' that the years are so surely bringing them.
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The beautiful line about war breaking out on the border between grapes and citrus fruit may seem more considered or more original (or just more lyrical and, hence, more "poetic"), but it belongs to the same voice, the same mouth, as a laugh is related to a yawn.
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Renters On a recent Friday morning, Simon Hanes, 26, answered the front door of his Bushwick, Brooklyn, house-share with a yawn and an apology: He had been up all night finishing a song that he hoped to perform the following night with his 10-piece band, Tredici Bacci.
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Keller seems calm and polished up on the little stage, but he tends to ramp up in response to geekier questions—growing sharper and more and more animated as he talks about architectures and pipelines and cores and the other supremely technical stuff that most of us would yawn at.
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He and his wife, Chandie Yawn-Nelson, filed for bankruptcy with just $8,000 in the bank and $60 in cash after accumulating $355,517.27 worth of liabilities — including $132,03 in credit card bills, $100,000 owed for automobiles, $88,000 in back taxes, $54,000 in unpaid rent and $32,000 for an unpaid loan.
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My problems with "Hadestown" have to do with the imbalance between the two parallel love-hate stories: between Orpheus and Eurydice, our young lovers (yawn!) and Hades and Persephone, the unhappily married rulers of the underworld, whom Patrick Page and Amber Gray make into devilish, oh so stylish star turns.
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Might sound strangely idyllic, but bear in mind there is no FOMO quite like that of scrolling through your friends' Insta Stories while watching your father dribbling yawn-juice into a glass of eggnog as Jools Holland brings the bell hammer down on another uninspired year in your uninspiring life.
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WHEN Taiwan's highest court ruled on May 24th that marriage should not be limited to a man and a woman and ordered parliament either to change the law or award marriage rights to gay couples within two years, the official media over the strait in China reacted with a barely stifled yawn.
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Once one of the city's most distinguished addresses, the Watergate complex these days is regarded as something of a yawn by most Washingtonians — an island of office space and aging apartments unto itself, cut off from the rest of the city by the Potomac River and highways, and far from trendier neighborhoods.
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So Presidents' Day has come and gone, along with the whining over C-Span's latest ranking of American presidents, which predictably put Abraham Lincoln, George Washington and Franklin Delano Roosevelt on top (yawn); demoted the beleaguered Andrew Jackson and Woodrow Wilson; and positioned Barack Obama, in his post-presidential debut, at No. 12.
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Not all artist-designed compliance signs are worth celebrating: in one poster, circulated in restaurants around New York City, the artist made the unfortunate choice of sexualizing choking victims, by illustrating a woman in a slip dress with straps falling off, in need of the Heimlich Maneuver from her male savior… yawn.
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But the moment Josh took Lindsay on a tour of the space, chattering claims for the various installations, the spectacle seemed to deflate and crumple into a yawn of banners and shooting galleries and an awareness of how forced much of it was—how geared to provoking a reaction, any reaction, prior to genuine insight.
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Lawrence, 41, and his wife Chandie Yawn-Nelson filed for bankruptcy in July 2017 with just $8,000 in the bank and $60 in cash after accumulating $355,23 worth of liabilities — including $132,000 in credit card bills, $100,000 owed for automobiles, $88,000 in back taxes, $54,000 in unpaid rent and $32,5003 for an unpaid loan.
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Frey also directly responded to Trump with two viral tweets — one in which he wrote, "Yawn... Welcome to Minneapolis where we pay our bills, we govern with integrity, and we love all of our neighbors," and another in which he suggested that the Trump campaign should help cover the cost of policing associated with its presence in the city.
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The only bits of Snapchat that Instagram hasn't copied are the dumb bits: trophies for sending Snaps at different times or with different filters, for example, and the meaningless concept of streaks, whereby you get locked into a daily photo swap with your friends just to avoid breaking the connection—even if that means sending hundreds of yawn-inducing pictures with the word "streaks" on top.
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Ultimately, perhaps that was the most lasting story of the shows: Not the continued embrace of the 1980s and '90s (yawn), or yet another return of boho deluxe in patchwork and fringe (easy), or the growing fascination with gender (sometimes thought-provoking, sometimes trite), but rather the re-emergence of design as a core value; the clawing back up the slippery slope of casual.
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Maybe it's because I grew up in a part of the country where vowel sounds are elongated and relaxed to the point of becoming a kind of yawn—or yaaaaaaaawn, as it were—or maybe it's because I grew up with four brothers and no sisters, and didn't really speak to a girl till I was about 22, but I've always been slightly repulsed by the word "fanny".
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While the evidence is thin on how much masks protect the wearer from coronavirus — since it's unclear if the virus spreads much through airborne droplets — it's true that the masks stop people from spreading their own droplets: When you breathe, talk, laugh, sigh, yawn, sneeze, or cough in public, you're less likely to get droplets on a checkout machine, dining table, or anywhere else if you have a mask on.
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In "Over Time," an elegy for jazz pianist Lenny Tristano, Coolidge writes: As with music there is no saying no bridge made fit the yawn of the day the dogs pure faucets turned off their chains of pros and cons tristano dies The two opening lines are directly elegiac: like music, death and loss are impossible to describe, especially as one stands facing the yawning indifference of the days that continue rolling onward.
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As you trundle your gray viscera into your office, that place with the bad lighting that you don't see anywhere else, grab the back of your ergonomic chair, yank it out slightly, park yourself down, yawn, look down at your keyboard, and then shut your eyes for a few seconds of black tranquillity before you sigh a deep sigh and enter the password for your machine, you should remember that you are dying at an incredible rate.
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Y.), Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarMinneapolis mayor responds to Trump attack: 'Yawn' Trump knocks 'lightweight' Minneapolis mayor ahead of rally Judge clears criminal record for man who got 220006 days for missing jury duty MORE (D-Minn.) and Rashida TlaibRashida Harbi TlaibThe 2202 House Democrats who back Kavanaugh's impeachment Detroit police chief calls Tlaib facial recognization idea 'racist' Ocasio-Cortez wishes Sanders speedy recovery: 'Rest up, friend' MORE (D-Mich.) Fellow members of the so-called "Squad" of progressive freshman congresswomen have joined Pressley in signing onto her resolution.
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Alexandria Ocasio-CortezAlexandria Ocasio-CortezOn The Money: Fed officials saw rising risk of recession | Ocasio-Cortez, Cruz blast NBA for 'outrageous' response to China | Prospects dim for trade breakthrough with China Ocasio-Cortez, Ted Cruz join colleagues blasting NBA for 'outrageous' response to China Ocasio-Cortez taps supporters for donations as former primary opponent pitches for Kennedy MORE,] Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarMinneapolis mayor responds to Trump attack: 'Yawn' Trump knocks 'lightweight' Minneapolis mayor ahead of rally Judge clears criminal record for man who got 10 days for missing jury duty MORE and Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trey Gowdy joins Trump's legal team Tillis says impeachment is 'a waste of resources' MORE in the rush to impeach [Trump].
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