Burnley Crown Court heard Mr Cook, who works in computers, suffered a break to his retina and feared waking up blinded. |
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Psychedelic drugs, or hallucinogens, produce the equivalent of waking dreams. |
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During the first months after Ezekiel was born, he spent most of his waking and sleeping hours in footed white pajamas. |
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One bird had the same rhythm and sound as my alarm clock and kept waking me up. |
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Brother-in-law, by now, had already slipped out, so I had a little shut-eye myself, waking to find my beloved still kipping. |
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For a few minutes, without her waking, we rebuked the source of the nightmares, praising God for the redeeming blood. |
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He spends all of his waking hours hatching schemes to catch the thief red-handed. |
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On the other hand, waking a dying person to inform them of their imminent demise goes against the principle of beneficence. |
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I can recall having one of my best sleeps since arriving in Australia that night, and waking feeling thoroughly refreshed the next day. |
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In it, there is a young man waking up in the morning after a nite of excess and liquor. |
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He picked up his cell phone to call her but thought that he would be waking up the whole house. |
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He had stopped gaining weight, and it had become so painful when he latched on that I began to dread him waking up. |
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The anhedonia was pervasive, including sleeping problems, waking early and inability to concentrate in school, even in sports. |
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About a year ago my body got into the annoying habit of waking up around 5am. |
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A good deal of waking life is punctuated by daydreams, reveries, and fantasies in which the mind withdraws to contemplate an interior landscape. |
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Just as she had drifted into a light sleep, the cordless phone beside her rang, waking her. |
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At the start of our third year here, Elsa and I were dragging ourselves out of bed as the waking bell rang out cold and clear. |
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Thus it was that I asked Mrs Taylor if I could use their phone and rang my parents, waking them up at about 2am. |
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Last night I took to my bed at the early hour of eight, and spent a hoarse night waking a lot and feeling crampy and sorry for myself. |
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It was like waking up from a deep sleep, I gradually became more aware of what was going on. |
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Nick and I spend most of the waking hours of the day bickering, sniping, and being sarcastic with one another. |
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Sleep researchers generally agree that Stage 1 marks the transition from waking to sleeping states. |
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A small child in the back room screams for attention, waking another child in the cradle in the far side of the living room. |
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A few birds were waking up and beginning to career through the air in matinal excitement. |
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During waking hours she's fielding phone calls every weekend, eager to feed the greedy maw of celebrity gossip. |
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Marked self-reproach, early morning waking, and weight loss were not seen in this type of patient. |
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A spray of water from the incoming tide wets us, waking me up from whatever crazy thoughts were consuming me. |
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This doesn't stop me waking up early and running round tidying the flat, polishing and cleaning. |
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Imagine groggily waking up in a strange house, surrounded by unfamiliar faces, with not a single memory of the past ten hours. |
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Guy was a strong, healthy baby, with an appetite to match, waking regularly at four hourly intervals for a fill-up. |
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I blushed, waiting a beat before slowly trying to wiggle out of his grasp without waking him up. |
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Here I don't have to strain to try and get rid of the buzzing and ringing tinnitus that is with me every waking hour. |
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I want to ride every hour of the waking day, but after a month of riding, just an hour turns me into a sweating, out-of-breath, pathetic mess. |
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The penalty for her treachery was to suffer this torment every waking moment, denying her the calm serenity she craved. |
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The wood in the half-light waking at daybreak to the belling of stags that bursts into barks. |
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It can be as simple as waking early to watch the sun rise on Beltane morning and wash your face in the dew. |
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Christopher tossed and turned throughout the evening, dreaming and waking and starting the cycle over again. |
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Mornings would see me waking to my fancy alarm clock's digital readout of a temperature of a tooth-chattering plus three Celsius. |
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I remember waking to fresh falls of snow, the muffled stillness, and the sense of a world transformed. |
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He suggests this, for example, in the many places where he speaks of waking up out of our dreams or nightmares. |
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But gone are the days when fresh milk was served at our doorstep with the milkman's knock at the door waking us up everyday. |
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Analogies were drawn to waking from a dream, from a hypnotic trance, or from meditation. |
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Apart from the hours of sound sleep, you should try to maintain continuous mindfulness throughout your waking hours. |
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This helps set the internal biological clock that regulates your sleep and waking patterns. |
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If your child is generally a good sleeper and begins waking in the night, it's a good idea to check there isn't a medical reason. |
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No one denies the truism that the dreamer cannot really connect his dream with his waking past, which is one reading of this response. |
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I've had no periods of black depression about it, no waking up in cold sweats. |
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Authorities the world over are waking up to this fact and so now we see smoking bans imposed in many public places, and not a moment too soon. |
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There's nothing I enjoy more than planting some turnips, going to sleep and waking up in the morning to turnip sprouts. |
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They loved to tiptoe dramatically across the bridge grimacing in anticipation of waking their imaginary monster. |
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A bird twittering outside her window welcomed Celly back into the land of the waking. |
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Your daughter says she recalls going to bed as a child hearing you typing in your office, and waking up hearing the same noise. |
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Unable to stay still under their gaze for any longer, Pete pretended to yawn, and went through the motions of someone waking up. |
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Scuttling, blow-dryers like power generators, buzzing, the sound of an entire building waking up. |
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The how is waking up every morning, seven days a week, by 6 a.m. to feed the horses, muck out the stalls, brush, ride and bath the horses. |
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Sport is not a bolt-on extra in the lives of champions, sport is everything to them and victory the aim of their every waking moment. |
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We usually slept in Sunday mornings, waking just in time for her favorite cartoons. |
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He painted the affable pair as bosom buddies who spent their waking hours plotting his downfall. |
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He narrates how he fanatically read, trained and thought of it all his waking hours. |
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It was too late to find a room, so they stayed in the car, sleeping propped up in their seats and waking stiff and unrested. |
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I would keep waking up, I couldn't sleep for more than an hour without snapping awake, just as unrested as I was before. |
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Was the press snookered by all this official reassurance, and maybe is just now waking up to reality? |
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We see Penelope waking up alone in a bed filled with discarded gauntlets, greaves and breastplates. |
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Most of his waking moments were spent rushing to the aid of his somnolent colleagues. |
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Her final waking came with the cry of a newsie outside of the building hawking the headline in a most annoying fashion. |
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After waking up with a sore throat, slight fever, and aches all over, I'm now realizing it's a good day to be sick. |
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Other common problems are night terrors, dream disturbed sleep and also light sleepers, waking every couple of hours. |
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They stated that what was required was consistency throughout the waking day, not programmes of special education. |
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The dawn chorus further stimulates my waking senses as did the roosting of the rooks at the previous dusk, a building of rooks some say. |
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Businesses are waking up to the need for this high level of protection, but are still being bombarded by virals. |
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They spend most of their waking hours caring for them and are often woken at night, but get virtually no help. |
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My new government of troglodytes, murderers and spivs barely elongates the customary scream I give upon waking. |
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When mesmeric patients awake spontaneously, they continually ascribe their waking to their first sensation, or even to something imagined. |
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Morvern Callar begins with a young woman waking up to find her lover dead, sprawled on the kitchen floor. |
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The only sounds were the crackling of the fire and the buzz of nocturnal insects waking up. |
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He experienced the unconscious as a living, numinous presence, the constant companion of every waking moment. |
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Of waking up to hear that your fate, the future of your family and your home, has been changed again by someone in a far off place. |
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Kamma is intention, and intention is now, which means kamma is being made now, in every waking moment. |
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The lash cracked in the air, the sharp sound waking all the slaves from their torpor. |
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I reached back and squeezed her shoulder, watching as she stirred and awoke, waking them in the process. |
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The sun is up and it's warm enough to have the windows wide open, and you can watch the world waking up. |
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It seems the deep-pocketed lady has taken to spending every waking hour outbidding anyone who dares cross her path. |
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So I spent a large chunk of the morning asleep, waking for a very light lunch before hitting the road. |
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Others dozed in overstuffed armchairs among stacks of suitcases, waking intermittently to drink espresso or whiskey and smoke cigarettes. |
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The sunrays streamed through the window waking Caroline from her deep sleep. |
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After sleeping in and waking up slightly hung-over, I decide that today is the perfect day to go to the Vatican. |
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She passes off her mood swings as tiredness and shock due to the plane crash, but the truth is that Marc is occupying her every waking thought. |
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Saffron decided that she must be hallucinating, experiencing a sort of waking dream as the hypnagogia of her subconscious came to surface. |
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Also the state in-between sleeping and waking is NOT the hypnagogic state but the hypnopompic state. |
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A pack of horses were storming away, their hooves clopping on the cobblestone, waking Kalarae. |
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Yes, I know I can't get away with waking people up at eleven o'clock in the morning just because I'm a peer of the realm. |
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The pensione I'd booked into was pleasant and central but I wanted the sea within a few yards again, so I could fling myself into it on waking. |
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Thus 12 hours after waking you will feel worse than you thought imaginable. |
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When they went to summer camps, guards patrolled the perimeter and the inmates spent every waking moment imbibing the thoughts of the master. |
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It's like a compelling bad dream whose inscrutable images persist in the traumatised moments after waking. |
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A sense of destiny pervades your every waking moment, and you prepare with great detail for destiny fulfilled. |
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I've only just stopped waking up in a cold sweat at night, worrying about missing a hurricane on the satellite. |
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This time, I was the one to let Brock sleep, waking him only an hour or so before false dawn. |
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Immediately upon waking from surgery he recalled experiencing phantom pain. |
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My clock beeps because I don't like waking up to loud music, or some inane DJ telling me what a wonderful day it is. |
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Our daughter was just waking up and seeing her face that morning struck a piercing fear in me. |
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Revived from my state of walking death, I awoke with an insatiable thirst for that world, a mad desire to recapture it in the waking hours. |
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Upon waking, I found that I had kicked all the blankets off and was covered in sweat. |
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He was afraid of waking up in the morning and finding that Jessie was dead. |
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His impulse is to flee, however his intuition is to stay with his child's waking memory. |
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He inwardly groaned, he was never going to get out of it now, and he did not relish waking her up. |
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Her finger moved down my belly ending with a poke as she slowly pulled away backwards, turned and left me in my waking dream. |
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Like those before him, Horowitz pooh-poohs the idea of a recalcitrant left waking up to the error of its anti-war protesting ways. |
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I crashed out on Phil's floor for the night and kept waking up because Phil was snoring and talking in his sleep. |
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The amount of rest I got though is questionable as I kept waking up at frequent intervals during the night. |
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To tell the truth, I've always rather enjoyed waking up, crustily or otherwise, and seeing a book collection far better than mine. |
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And curiously, it's the cold which helps the process of waking up for Spring. |
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Now, however, employers are waking up to the idea that corporate social responsibility entails more than just sponsoring a fun run. |
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They had picked the one that was farthest from the beds in efforts to avoid waking up the girls. |
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Many futurists predict that people will soon be recording almost every waking moment in their lives. |
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He didn't allow the man to have his prerequisite two cups of coffee after waking up. |
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What seems like only moments later, I am waking up to feel him beginning to shift and pry himself carefully from my grip. |
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Now that shrill declamation is wearing decidedly thin with an electorate that is waking up to this overrated suburban solicitor. |
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I was gradually waking up this morning when I moved my left leg and suddenly got a really bad cramp. |
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But every waking hour the competition in the mobile communications market gets tougher. |
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Those plans have moved further down his list of priorities since the world began waking up to the band. |
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One prison officer is filmed waking detainees by shouting down a tannoy system, blasting them with loud music. |
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Dawn is breaking just as a series of prowl cars screech to a halt outside, waking the dogs and causing babies to cry. |
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Suffice to say waking up in your own puke loses it's appeal after the sixth or seventh time. |
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Upon waking, he realized he was in the same frustrated and despairing state once again. |
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There are disturbing signs that traditional British organised crime is waking up to the profits and uses of e-crime. |
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Thanks to the environmentalists, businesses are slowly waking up to green issues. |
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He seemed content just to spend every waking minute with me, cuddling me to his chest, hugging me and whispering endearments in my ears. |
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We have had some pretty stupid rows due to the lack of sleep and worry as to what is it that keeps waking him. |
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She gazed into his troubled face, dark hair falling across green eyes, sunlight dusking his pale skin, like fate waking up to morning air. |
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In the early 1980s, a lot of people were waking up to the cultural possibilities and, yes, the aesthetic excitements, of design. |
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An erumpent sun bellowed shouts of buttery light over the eastern flank, waking the entire valley with its aureate noise. |
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It's as if the gods were marking the individual as a special servant or mediator between the waking world and the dream, or etheric, world. |
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So from waking up and starting the day off with foul expletives, my mood has changed to one of relative happiness. |
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It is home to up to ten visitors each night who doss down in comfortable knowledge that they'll be waking to a mountain-sized breakfast! |
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He'd relate his waking up to the birds singing in the tropics, the dreaded mosquitoes, his excursions to the local market. |
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A few feet away, his knees bent and his feet drooping off the edge of a bench, Devin was waking as well. |
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As you begin to get drowsy, the spoon will drop to the floor, hitting the plate, waking you up. |
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Imagine waking up and being offered homemade waffles, light and crispy, with butter and syrup. |
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South Africans are waking up to the reality of child rape and sexual abuse. |
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Dare we keep our fingers crossed that people are waking up to what a hollow man he is? |
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Kirsty spends most of her waking hours doing the housework and making sure her mother has everything she needs. |
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Since I spend so much of my waking day in my car I've got myself a stereo that is also an MP3 player. |
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With three small discs I can store enough music to keep me happy for the entire waking day. |
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He dedicates every hour of his waking life to playing the best tennis he can, and what is his reward? |
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Only during the first and last two hours of your waking day is alertness significantly impaired. |
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However, I should have been able to shake my dream mood from my waking mood. |
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Apart from his sister, there are no women in his life, and all his waking hours are devoted to his patients. |
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That way they would have to suffer every day of their waking life with the knowledge of what they had done. |
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Neither the schools that most children attend nor the mass media that fill so many of their waking hours offer such experiences. |
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When Ben was born we bought a camcorder in order to capture his every waking moment no matter how insignificant. |
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The waking at night for comfort definitely started when we started looking for houses a couple of months back. |
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So, our sleeping brain may be able to find solutions that our waking brain cannot. |
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All our waking life we and our minds are in constant dialogue, negotiation, argument, disagreement. |
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Turns out he's just dreaming, but his waking reality is just barely less harsh. |
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The image of him on his deathbed, mouth partly open, half-lidded eyes staring up at me, haunted my sleeping and waking dreams. |
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But once you're inside it, it's like a waking dream, evoking feelings you can't think of names for. |
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I have found personally that my visualisations are more akin to waking dreams, the type that can be superimposed upon my conscious sight. |
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There's the tangled web and fatalism of Cocteau's standard storyline, but the movie lacks the waking dream state of Cocteau's movies. |
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She had imagined the moment countless times, both in her waking hours and her dreams. |
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These reforms have been well signalled and, not before time, it looks as if the sector is waking up to the challenges threatening to engulf it. |
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Though she was happy with the love and adulation that came with fame, she hated waking up early in the morning. |
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It was the wonderful, free feeling of roaming where they liked, of waking up each day to a different view. |
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It is in fact, her name being called by the dying man in the waking world, where the whiteness of his face is likened to the snow of her dream. |
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When he succeeded in waking us up, we had been completely incoherent, raving about caves and pigeons and dark unspeakable evil. |
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But directors are finally waking up to the idea of him as a serious actor, rather than a Welsh scarecrow fuelled by white-hot energy. |
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Time's up and he turns to the task of waking a nephew who's now snoring into his New York Yankees baseball cap. |
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Or maybe, just maybe, he will zing the president on a white-hot issue dominating every waking moment for, um, some voters. |
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Neither star has spoken to confirm whether the friendship has blossomed into a romance, but we bet plenty of males are well jel to be waking up to the news. |
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I remember waking up 12 or 13 years ago in the middle of the night in a cold sweat. |
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If your child snores during sleep, he may have enlarged tonsils or adenoids that are making it hard for him to breathe while asleep, waking him up often. |
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This morning, waking early, as the sun was coming up and the dawn chorus was starting, I forced my aching and bruised body from my bed and made tea. |
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How did they cut through the chain without waking anybody up? |
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The confessor's claims that Stuart had been fitted up shook the parochial world of late 1950s Australia, a country just waking up to the notion of civil rights. |
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Beside me the Sathe muttered and chirred in her sleep, in waking. |
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But today seedy glamour is being replaced by the dim light of computer screens and the unhealthy pallor of those who stare into them for most of their waking hours. |
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They're up and down, up and down, all night, waking up every three hours and standing at the side of the crib and screaming and acting like they can't get back down again. |
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She stubbed her toe and managed to release the guitar from its holding and it twanged on the ground, waking the two very unstable-temperamental parents below. |
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First the alarm bell rang at two in the mourning waking me up. |
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Next thing he knows, the rebel is waking up in a dank cave centuries later. |
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Anyway, sound recordist Judy Rapley and I mapped out a plan to ensure recording of all communal waking activities, from very early in the morning until bedtime. |
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I have made it a primary goal to integrate my work with my passionate interests, mostly in order to avoid the mid-life crisis of waking up to a soul-deadening modern job. |
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For the last two weeks I've been waking up with a dull pain in my groin. |
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During those 12 days that we shot, I became really ill, so I was having that delirious, waking dream feeling anyway. |
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I spend waking hours in a fog of delirium, punctuated by uncontrollable giggle fits, heart palpitations, and mental anguish. |
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They happened at night and in the day, waking or napping, traveling, or working. |
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She tried to wriggle away without waking him but she could barely move. |
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You would have to be developing this now, rather than waking up the day that writs are issued for election and wanting to build this within a couple of weeks. |
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All over the country, and in fact all over the world, people are waking up to the horrors being perpetrated by the tyrants of power and authority. |
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We still have enemies who spend every waking hour scheming of ways to blow up that mall of imagined peacetime. |
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Either you have not gone bed to yet, and you need something to assuage your fevered brow, or you are waking up and you need something to assuage your fevered brow. |
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But with that always comes a few crazies who spend like all their waking time on social media just trying to diss stuff. |
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My mother's from Colombia, so I grew up waking up on Saturday mornings with my mom blaring cumbia merengue music, cleaning the house and skipping around. |
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In my waking nightmare, Mickey Rourke is about to receive an Oscar for his dreadfully overrated performance in The Wrestler. |
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Even in the waking state, the unconscious mind assumes an almost telepathic connection to other people, which developmentally dates back to early childhood. |
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I get a restful sleep without waking up in the middle of the night. |
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She set her mind on getting a part in The nutcracker and devoted all waking hours to preparing for the audition. |
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It was a rainy old day from the very start, waking me at some unearthly hour with the unfamiliar noise of water running in the gutters and down-pipes. |
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I remember waking up and I had a guy, Clayton Tippett, fanning me, because it was really, really hot, very hot in there, and he was just fanning me for hours. |
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She tells clients to open curtains as much as possible to get exposure to natural light right when the body is waking up. |
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If not, why do we not spend every waking moment thinking about how to direct all of our individual and collective efforts to leverage health gain? |
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The body's natural rhythm of waking and sleeping is about 25 hours. |
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This is because of a reluctance to get involved in the very penny-pinching that framers of tax law believe dominates our every waking thought and action. |
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From the first night, I slept like a log, waking early and refreshed. |
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I wanted to scream, but at the risk of waking the house, I bit my lip. |
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I'm in that twilight state between sleep and waking in the very early morning, before the rudely steep climb of the day's foothills and mountains. |
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There's a few more jockeys that need waking up at dawn if you ask me. |
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Sounds a little like the waking equivalent of a lucid dream in some ways. |
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The next thing I remember was waking up in his bed back at the sherry, naked. |
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The shutter locked into place, muting sounds of the waking town. |
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The pilot episode opens with Jacob waking up, heaving, in a field in a China. |
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I slowly awaken from a deep sleep full of strange dreams, and it comes to my sleep-muddled attention that I definitely should not be waking up right now. |
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The waking dream shattered as I started to muzzy consciousness. |
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I prefer to write first drafts as soon as possible after waking, so that the oneiric inscape is still present to me. |
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Just this sudden waking in the small hours, these words given as though in revelation. |
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Whether they're helping their kids with a science project, kissing boo-boos or waking up for midnight feedings, many modern-day dads are deep in the parenting trenches. |
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It was hard to remember what happened when she woke up, but she remembered waking up more than once with a nameless terror on the fringes of her consciousness. |
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The waking of the wood may mean that the slumbrous dream was not real anyway, that daytime reality has now supervened, replacing defiance with pleasant companionship. |
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David Choe must have had a Kafkaesque morning, waking up to find himself changed in his bed into a monstrous millionaire. |
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It was like waking from a beautiful dream and feeling so elated and special. |
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I can see the appeal perhaps when you've had a couple of glasses of wine or beer, but waking up on a Saturday morning just to sing does not seem like my idea of fun. |
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People are waking up finally to the reality that the game has changed. |
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From kindergarten through their senior years, kids spend much of their waking life in school. |
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Lately he's been going to bed at 9 or 10 pm, waking once to feed at 1 or 2am, and then again at around 5 or 6am, when he realizes that it's morning time, so wakey-wakey. |
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Dead, living, or living-dead, dream or waking vision, the principal haunters of Le Fanu's fiction generally appear in such a trompe l'oeil setting. |
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The entrancement of this poem also began forty years ago for me, when I was in fact engaged in a life and death struggle between sleeping past and waking into my life. |
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An unreliable boyfriend at the best of times, Shaun persistently exasperates Liz by insisting they spend all their waking hours in the Winchester Arms, their local boozer. |
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We spent the next two hours reliving our waking nightmare together. |
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What enraged and confused the censors was the film's approach to that strange netherworld between dreaming and waking states, in which so much unusual activity transpires. |
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Now the morning meal was being prepared, the cub once again passed among the waking soldiery passing out bowls of food with deferential ducks of his head. |
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In the dream, his waking life seemed unreal and incongruous. |
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It rules your thoughts and consumes your every waking moment plus some. |
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We spent every waking moment together, talking and laughing. |
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Now limbless, he slept, drug-induced, unaware of what awaited him upon waking. |
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But it's certainly a little tricky expanding your social circle when your entire waking life is spent in the company of the same six other people. |
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In hard times, every waking moment was spent foraging for food. |
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Dolly and I had a grand siesta right through the oppressive heat of the afternoon, waking to find the early evening cooler and more pleasant altogether. |
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I remember waking on the Sunday morning back in 1997 when the newsflash came on the radio that Princess Diana had been killed in a car crash in Paris. |
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There are methods of assisting the victim in waking up and focussing attention such as slapping the victim, striking the sole of the foot, or yelling. |
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From the moment the pilgrim dons his Ihram, he profusely makes this pronouncement during all waking hours until he has stoned the Shaytan on the 10th of Zul-Hijjah. |
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Viewed as the waking dream to Argento's later nightmare in Technicolor Suspiria, it is a one-two combination that many directors would sell their soul to call their own. |
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It's like being on a boat, sleeping on the bus, waking, buying a lift ticket, being pulleyed up the mountain, the payoff, the floating dance of linked telemark turns. |
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Antin has made a career of storytelling in films, photographs and performances that present engaging narratives of quests, masquerades and waking dreams. |
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It has the hallucinatory, frightening quality of a waking dream. |
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The majority were asleep or unconscious, occasionally twitching and screaming in fear of the night terrors that had followed them from the waking world. |
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After waking up, her speech was garbled and she was confused. |
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Imagine waking up to find a guy who looks like a tech startup employee eating your charred crispy leg. |
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A scream had echoed all along the passenger corridor, waking everyone. |
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A conwoman who has been waking people in the middle of the night, spinning a sob story to trick them out of money has been foiled by an 80-year-old woman. |
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They were instructed to wear the accelerometer during all waking hours, to carry out their usual activities, and not to remove the device except for bathing and sleep. |
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Brands that control a far greater share of the American market are waking up to the appeal of chocolatey hazelnut spreads. |
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A watery autumnal sun shines down on the litter scattered across the cathedral green as the bells ring out from the tower to announce the morning service to the waking city. |
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Zol crept out of the hide-covered shelter without waking Father and Mother. |
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At the convict hour between four and five when even those with the least to fear are darkened and sober, and back away from waking. |
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God's kids are waking up, and those who are engifted with management skill and understanding are especially aroused. |
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The glymphatic system is most active during sleep and is largely disengaged during waking hours. |
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Organized travel demands the scheduling of every waking hour. |
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He cannot think at any time, waking or sleeping, without being sensible of it. |
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Lucid dreaming allows one to explore the dynamics of consciousness at a level seemingly impossible in our less-pliable waking life. |
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The word dysania means extreme difficulty in waking up and getting out of bed and clinomania is an obsessive desire to lie down. |
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Neuronal plasticity in thalamocortical networks during sleep and waking oscillations. |
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Folks who weren't warned didn't have any of those hormones aACAo and were groggier upon waking. |
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When it overtakes your waking hours, maladaptive daydreaming calls for professional help, however. |
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When he baby-sat for a nine-year-old girl, he kept waking her up and played a pornographic video in front of her, the court heard. |
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A glowing orb that sits on your nightstand and monitors your sleep, waking you at the optimal non-groggy moment. |
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I was scared stiff of deads and duppies and ghosts and the departed and I couldn't sleep at nights for fear of not waking up in the morning. |
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Hyaluronic and glycolic acids peel away the years while you sleep so, come morning, you'll be waking up to a faceful of fresher, plumper skin. |
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Looking back, Matallana believes the trauma of waking up during a surgical procedure triggered the fibromyalgia. |
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When the book opens, Gillian is waking up in a hospital room after a terrible car accident. |
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These, apart from nocturnal ambulism, are the simplest conditions of systematised partial waking. |
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Walk through everything that would go into the waking hours of blissdom for you. |
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They prayed every waking hour for several minutes and each day for a special virtue. |
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For example, it is customary for first year boys in Toye's to perform duties such as waking the house and taking the post from Flint Court. |
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Severn nursed him devotedly and observed in a letter how Keats would sometimes cry upon waking to find himself still alive. |
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Morning Glory Would appear to refer to one that stands tall and erect on waking. |
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Prayers are recited upon waking up in the morning, before eating or drinking different foods, after eating a meal, and so on. |
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The old lady nodded off to sleep many times during the narration, only waking up when George paused, saying it was most interesting. |
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She listened harder as the sound separated itself from the nonsound, and as her sleep separated from waking. |
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It is a nocturnal creature and spends most of its waking hours among the branches of trees looking for food. |
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She was looking even paler, more post-operative, as it were, than she had on waking. |
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Then the doctor was slooming and nodding, and waking up and saying a word or two, and relapsing again into semi-unconsciousness. |
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You men have had baths, while Aunt Hilda and I haven't had a chance to get clean for fear of waking you slugabeds. |
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But if your problem is waking too early, he might suggest a longer-duration drug like temazepam, the generic version of Restoril. |
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Accounts of space-alien encounters typically begin with the abductee waking in the night while lying face up, McNally says. |
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Dreams, whether waking or sleeping ones, continue part of us. We can't undream them. We are roused out of them, but they remain. |
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The wet sand is as dark and more yieldingly solid than fudge and waking across a panful is a promenade in the Kingdom of Sweets. |
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I remember waking up strapped down to a table with this horrible thing around my head, X-raying me. |
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They're tired of Sleeping Beauty waking to her handsome prince and Jack outsmarting the beanstalk giant all the time. |
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If a person had an image appear for a moment after waking up or if they see something in the dark it is not considered a dream because they were awake when it occurred. |
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Incompatibles are consequents of contraries. For example, sleeping and waking are contraries, and snoring is associated with sleepers. So snoring and waking are incompatibles. |
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It's also important for a jammie to have easy access during diaper changes, especially if you're trying to change your kid in the middle of the night without waking him up. |
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The two Welshmen then snatched a fairy penguin called Dirk from an aquarium before waking up with the flightless bird in their apartment the following day. |
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Upon waking from naptime, preparations ensue for the main meal of the day. |
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When the concoction is applied to the eyelids of a sleeping person, that person, upon waking, falls in love with the first living thing they perceive. |
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She had shared his sheets, and, in nightmares of remorse, he had shared her body, waking with drastic regret, feeling as soiled and soilsome as the city itself. |
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Moreover, the residents recalled that the aristocrat's pet canary had become like a personal retainer, waking his master in the morning and sugaring his drink. |
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Regardless of when you find yourself going to sleep and waking up, it's important to make sure you get the recommended seven to nine hours of shut-eye when you do hit the hay. |
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Tourism for New Zealand is up, possibly due to its exposure in the series, with the country's tourism industry waking up to an audience's familiarity. |
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Although, it is not a handshake I would readily reciprocate because my waking to such comprehension has been and is used for tormentuous affliction and mind control. |
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The study found that racial and ethnic minorities were more likely to be light and intermittent smokers and were less likely to smoke within 30 minutes of waking. |
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