Police must be on top at all times and not caught napping when criminals strike. |
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But I still have to allocate time for stretching, napping and sleeping, and of course, my favorite, eating. |
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After that came some reading and napping on the beach and then much frolicking in the rough surf. |
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I lied down between the gaping doorways and watched the openness of the world pass by, napping in the sunlight that flooded our car. |
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His defence were napping once more and Shaun Varley was unchallenged as he guided in a header. |
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Clear skies, the high June sun, and an absence of wind chill offered napping conditions second to none. |
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I soon found an unconscious Charlie napping quite peacefully near a dimly lit grove. |
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Other than demeaning me for napping in the laundry room it was our only conversation. |
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If your answer is no and you wake up feeling grumpy and grouchy instead, then you may want to reconsider napping. |
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Steve was napping frequently, though I think it may have been photo trip fatigue rather than physical exhaustion. |
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South Africa began their comeback a minute later when Jon caught Italy napping, breaking through a loose scrum for a try. |
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They take behavioral steps to compensate for the sleep loss, napping during the day or early evening. |
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Tom was yawning sleepily, and Lily was already napping peacefully on his skinny shoulder. |
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I'd stolen quietly toward her door deciding almost in mirthful amusement that she might indeed be napping. |
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Why is it I sleep so much better napping during the day than I do at night? |
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I've been taking to napping on the subway, and somehow have been honing this sixth sense about when the train is approaching my stop. |
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Some people search for caribou through binoculars, others take turns napping in a crawl space that is layered with mattresses and sleeping bags. |
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With Celtic pushing forward for the equaliser they were caught napping three minutes from time, to give the visitors a some what fortunate win. |
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Look, the administration said months ago that we were caught napping in this area. |
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I screech, and Aryan, who was napping at the foot of my bed, bolts up, yowls unhappily at me, and stampedes down the hall. |
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From the restart, Windermere were caught napping, however, when poor tackling let Workington drive up the centre of the park. |
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The burghers of the town had been caught napping during the committee stages of the Bill. |
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The younger participants also reported slightly more time napping but slightly poorer sleep quality than the older participants. |
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Several times throughout the first half, they were caught napping as the ball was played over, through and round them. |
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Vices, if they occur, like napping, can quickly be overcome, with no fear of getting the bit pulled through the mouth. |
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The horses charge out of the stalls although Wintertide is caught napping and immediately drops a few lengths. |
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The best way to take advantage of sleep's recuperative powers is by napping. |
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A half-time tongue-lashing by the boss ensured they wouldn't be caught napping again on the restart. |
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We pulled up within 10-feet of three lionesses and their cubs most blissfully napping. |
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However, make sure to avoid frequent napping, which can interfere with nighttime sleep. |
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Avoid napping during the day, as this erodes the quality and quantity of night-time sleep. |
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Donors also apparently have a lot in common with kindergarteners who need to be bribed into napping. |
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Anyone who works hours other than the traditional 9-to-5 can reap benefits from napping, too. |
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They happened at night and in the day, waking or napping, traveling, or working. |
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I was very close to napping on the couch until he was done running around. |
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Mack was napping on the couch when Jack and Sam came into the living room. |
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Rachel is napping on her couch in the middle of her run-down apartment. |
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Eventually, Manchester took a 2-1 lead before half time with an opportunist goal when a quickly-take free hit just inside the 22 caught Kendal napping for a second time. |
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Indeed, the inclusion of these fine players in the opposition ranks strengthened the Colne side and it was they who nearly opened the scoring as Ilkley were caught napping. |
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He lands them at around three quarters length, and then pitches the odd one up, seaming it away, and catching the batsmen, rooted to the crease, napping. |
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But the exercise continues as the police do not want to be caught napping. |
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It's amazing how much I can get done when my fur babies are napping. |
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Females, Byers found, expend huge efforts bullying other pronghorns, and much of their time is taken up jostling each other for the choicest napping spots. |
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Anyone who wishes to rest by the fire will have to shove aside a napping dog to make room on the faded blue couches. |
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In a season featuring so many potential title contenders, they are the one squad that's impossible to catch napping. |
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Try to get some rest the same time your baby is napping and avoid using your baby's naptime to catch up on daily chores. |
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I have sudden surges of energy and productivity, or lethargy and napping. |
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Avoid daytime napping during the first few days, as this can anchor your biological clock to your previous time zone in Canada. |
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It is napped, most often on both sides, the degree of napping ranging from slight to so heavy that the twill weave is obscured. |
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Even napping can help consolidate your memories, and maybe even make you more creative. |
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He warns, however, that napping must not be done too late in the day or it will interfere with night-time sleep. |
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They may have switched channels during the commercial break, be napping or talking on the telephone. |
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Plenty of room is available, though one passenger noted that rear seats were a touch too stiff and flat for napping on the go. |
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Thus it appeared that this behavior was replacement or compensatory napping, taken in response to self-perceived sleepiness. |
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An ergonomic shape cradles child's neck for napping in car or booster seats. |
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The authors note that one very important individual aspect of napping is age. |
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They explain that individual differences can account for variance in the benefits of night-time napping. |
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In this book chapter, the authors reviewed the napping behaviour of shift workers. |
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Caught napping during a game against the Red Sox, one disgruntled fan is trying to turn his embarrassment into a fortune. |
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They labeled him an unqualified marksman and often caught him napping while on duty and failing to report for bed checks. |
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Although the review talks about the effects of napping on two-year-olds, most of the evidence in the review actually comes from studies on three-year-olds. |
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The spun fibre would then be woven into cloth, which would be finished by washing and drying, fulling, napping and pressing. |
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The question of daytime napping depends on your sleep problems. |
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Forget greedy borrowers, napping regulators or global economic imbalances. |
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Our children would be napping, so we decided to skip lunch on Thursdays, and take some canned cheese, fresh fruit and bread to our bedroom and use the time to ponder the situation and pray. |
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All glued to the TV, some napping gear still in evidence. |
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Farcically the Posh keeper was caught napping to concede a comical own goal three minutes before the break to all but kill the game as a contest. |
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But a vacation does not count as a family vacation if dad is napping. |
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They spent their days dancing, playing music, reading, napping, writing letters or keeping a diary, saying prayers and doing the readings for the day's religious services. |
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The foraging party is overrun and the British are caught napping. |
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A free-kick from the right to the back post was headed across goal by strapping midfielder Orhan Gulle, where defender Furkan Seker easily swept the ball home as the UAE defence were caught napping. |
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And if Europe were caught napping now, that would pose serious problems. |
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Bridgend drew first blood after only two minutes when centre Chris Tossel caught the home side's defence napping on the blindside. |
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The government had been caught napping by a tinpot dictator. |
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Thus, in the event of hostilities, Canadian scientists would not be caught napping but would be prepared to come immediately to the aid of their country. |
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The article also recommends that parents watch for limpness, breathing troubles, or napping that lasts longer than four hours as these are warning signs of an overdose. |
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Five different napping strategies were defined, in relation to whether or not workers napped during the workweek or only on weekends or both, and the frequency with which they napped. |
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It is suggested to take 15-20 minutes nap and no longer since napping for more than 20 minutes can make you groggy for at least 15 minutes after waking. |
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We did not catch them napping, but found a well-entrenched battle line confronting us. |
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The regulators were caught napping by the financial collapse. |
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Britain's women's volleyball coach Audrey Cooper will have her players burning the midnight oil to ensure they aren't caught napping at the Olympics. |
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The researchers urged preschools to develop napping guidelines and further research on how to protect and promote naptime for young children to enhance their learning. |
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