The sauce was pleasant and the garlic nicely roasted, but the flavours were sleepwalking. |
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Deciding that if asked, I could blame my night walk on sleepwalking, I shrugged and strode purposely towards the building. |
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Phenomena like sleepwalking and dream deprivation have baffled scientists for years. |
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From his methodical, dispassionate demeanor, it is evident that he is still mechanically sleepwalking through his civilian life. |
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Some children experience bedwetting, night terrors, or sleepwalking during deep sleep. |
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Napoleon, Chris says, has been criticised for sleepwalking his way through the horrors of the retreat, unaware of the sufferings of his soldiers. |
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You've been wandering around with your head in the clouds for almost a month, you look like you're sleepwalking most of the time. |
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We are sleepwalking through a consumerist theme-park, girning about the government. |
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I don't think a person who is sleepwalking can do tricks on a snowboard like those. |
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He plans to spend two years should he be re-elected renegotiating our membership of the EU or sleepwalking out of it. |
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The democratic, energy-hungry West is sleepwalking into a Russian trap baited with energy supplies. |
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While governments have been sleepwalking for 20 years, the NDP has been warning them that the problems would come to a head, and they now have. |
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The government is sleepwalking into this, just like the previous administration. |
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A concern I have and one which the government certainly should have is that it has been sleepwalking through this. |
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I believe we are literally sleepwalking toward a crisis in democracy in our country. |
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In conclusion, the European Council, headed by the Danes, is sleepwalking into the future. |
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They may wake up several times during the night or experience sleepwalking, night terrors, intense fear or bedwetting. |
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We must stop sleepwalking and acting as though these were isolated incidents. |
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His sleepwalking is, finally, a reaction to a conflict situation that touches his family as well as his country. |
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A once-famous painter rediscovers inspiration when he befriends a sleepwalking cannibal. |
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Polansky, 18, of Thornhill, Ontario, captured international headlines after injuring himself in a sleepwalking accident last April. |
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Before falling asleep she asked, even implored, me not to say a word to any one, even her mother, about her sleepwalking adventure. |
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I sold my first novel, sleepwalking, back when I was a senior in college, for five thousand dollars. |
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Ford had been sleepwalking through tepid Hollywood concoctions like Regarding Henry and Sabrina for years before Six Days. |
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He started sleepwalking and shuffled round the house at night. |
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A MIDLAND housewife who died after falling down the stairs of her home may have been sleepwalking, an inquest heard. |
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Sleep driving, not to he confused with drowsy driving, has been recently added to the lexicon of sleep medicine and phenomena of sleepwalking. |
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Otherwise, we are sleepwalking into a surveillance-society, step-by-step and without realizing the consequences: into a society where our fundamental rights and freedoms will be greatly and permanently diminished. |
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The summit was billed as a relaunch of the ten-year Lisbon Agenda, yet it left Liberals and Democrats with the impression of Europe's leaders sleepwalking their way forward. |
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A BRITISH tourist was seriously ill last night after falling 50ft from a hotel window while sleepwalking. |
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I'M A Celebrity's Joey Essex claims he suffered hallucinations and started sleepwalking after having jabs for a trip to Africa. |
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If we do not act now, we will be sleepwalking into economic irrelevance, not to mention negatively impacting our environment and leaving a bad legacy for future generations. |
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It will be asserted he was asleep at the time and that, in effect, he was unconscious of his actions, in some sort of state akin to sleepwalking. |
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Mr President, we have been sleepwalking for decades. |
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In this edge-of-your-seat thriller, Marcus struggles with parasomnia, a rare sleepwalking disorder. |
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He was sleepwalking into the most unpredictable defeat in history. |
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The trial at Lincoln crown court heard Mr Machin suffers from a condition called parasomnia, which can trigger sleepwalking and sexsomnia. |
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Britain is sleepwalking into a diabolo crisis. |
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The most common NREM parasomnias, sleepwalking and sleep terrors, are often triggered by so-called partial or confusional arousals from the deepest stages of sleep. |
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These patients experienced middle and ictal insomnia, excessive day-time somnolence, sleepwalking, night terrors, somniloquy, and sleep apnea. |
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At night, in the king's palace at Dunsinane, a doctor and a gentlewoman discuss Lady Macbeth's strange habit of sleepwalking. |
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The cab driver's claim he was sleepwalking during the attack has already been supported by his wife of 37 years. |
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These risks in addition to the more serious problems of sleepwalking and even sleepdriving raise serious concerns about these drugs. |
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Let us be clear, as a country we are sleepwalking into a period of strategic shrinkage, with David Cameron and Hammond seeking to do defence and security on the cheap. |
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It was sleepwalking right through that whole period of time. |
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We have been sleepwalking into a situation of virtual dictatorship. |
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For 20 years, we have been sleepwalking with right-wing economic policies, whether it has been Liberal government or Conservative government policies. |
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In my view I think London is sleepwalking towards Johannesburg. |
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Sleeping in an unfamiliar room can be a trigger for sleepwalking. |
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A BUSINESSMAN who claimed he was sleepwalking when he raped a woman while on bail for an almost identical attack has been jailed for 12-and-a-half years. |
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Fortin was up to the demands of her role as Lady Macbeth, whether in the Act I cabaletta, the banquet's brindisi or the dramatic Act IV sleepwalking scene. |
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Sleepwalking is a form of parasomnia, a class of sleep disorders characterized by partial wakefulness. |
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