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When we are forced to wake up abruptly, our brains are essentially in an in-between state -- not fully awake, and not fully asleep.
And all the time you're sober – right up until 11PM, when the psychic lights go out and you wake up abruptly the next day at 8 with the sour smell of the sesh on your tongue – all the time until then you keep telling yourself: just one, just one.
Sometimes my hands shake and I wake up abruptly at night due to bad dreams, but I do not know why.
Because if you try to slip into the blanket, they might feel it and wake up abruptly.
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During the trip, Homer falls asleep and wakes up abruptly at the wheel of the truck due to taking a combination of pep pills and sleeping pills that he bought at a general store.
"So I went and laid down in the guest room where I eventually fell asleep, I was woken up abruptly by Ed on top of me, his fingers entering my body.
I feel like Pete Doherty last ate because he woke up abruptly on a sofa with " This Morning" playing gently in the background, saw Gino D'Acampo [Italian chef] frenzied and preparing some eggs, and he was like: "Oh, yeah: food".
I feel like Pete Doherty last ate because he woke up abruptly on a sofa with This Morning playing gently in the background, saw Gino D'Acampo frenzied and preparing some eggs, and he was like: "Oh, yeah: food".
7 With regard to the nightmare, the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual for Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition, Text Revision 8 defines it as an "extremely frightening dream" from which a person wakes up abruptly.
Countless companies have suffered from grand illusions only to abruptly wake up and find themselves in bankruptcy (think, GM, Continental, Blockbuster and Borders).
Another girl I know had a recurring hallucination where she'd abruptly wake up and see her cat replicated all over the room, watching her from eight places at once.
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