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The working day was long, as she explains, 'Sleep was not something I got much of.
"I hardly got much sleep.
Power was out all night, and Pope said he didn't get much sleep because of the heat.
Neither of us gets much sleep and for a long while I lie there thinking of the countless souls who met their fate along this alluring and deadly shore.
Whether he gets much sleep following the birth of his daughter, Lexie, last week remains to be seen - "[his girlfriend] Alex has given me permission to stay in the spare room to get some shut-eye," he said - though the majesty of his display in Cardiff will linger until attention turns to the World Cup finals ahead.
She describes her own coronation in great detail, a day when she was woken at 4am by celebratory gun salutes from St James's Park, "and could not get much sleep afterwards from the noise of the people, bands &c".
"None of us are getting much sleep".
Now, according to reports in the media, when it comes to eating, Secretary Clinton (who tries to eat healthfully) may be doing a better job than Mr. Trump (who often eats fast food), and neither of them is getting much sleep.
He had not been getting much sleep, and he had a touch of the flu.
Of course, I don't get much sleep.
Tim McCarthy '93 doesn't get much sleep.
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