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Loo Trips Every 90 Minutes, Insomnia, 100 Doctors Couldn't Tell Him Why
- Sunday September 22, 2019
- World News | Sandra G. Boodman, The Washington Post
When Schwartz, who battles insomnia, does manage to fall asleep, he wakes up every 90 minutes to urinate copiously. Most nights he sleeps a total of four hours.
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"Have You News Of My Boy": Rudyard Kipling's Vain Search For Lost Son
- Sunday October 28, 2018
- World News | Agence France-Presse
The British poet and writer Rudyard Kipling, an ardent supporter of his country's entry into World War I, did everything he could to make sure his only son would join the fight.
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World War I Ypres Gas Attack Sears the Memory 100 Years On
- Sunday April 19, 2015
- World News | Agence France-Presse
One hundred years ago, a green cloud of chlorine gas drifted gently towards Allied trenches around Ypres, promising an agonising death as Germany sought to break the bloody stalemate World War I had become.
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Loo Trips Every 90 Minutes, Insomnia, 100 Doctors Couldn't Tell Him Why
- Sunday September 22, 2019
- World News | Sandra G. Boodman, The Washington Post
When Schwartz, who battles insomnia, does manage to fall asleep, he wakes up every 90 minutes to urinate copiously. Most nights he sleeps a total of four hours.
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"Have You News Of My Boy": Rudyard Kipling's Vain Search For Lost Son
- Sunday October 28, 2018
- World News | Agence France-Presse
The British poet and writer Rudyard Kipling, an ardent supporter of his country's entry into World War I, did everything he could to make sure his only son would join the fight.
- www.ndtv.com
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World War I Ypres Gas Attack Sears the Memory 100 Years On
- Sunday April 19, 2015
- World News | Agence France-Presse
One hundred years ago, a green cloud of chlorine gas drifted gently towards Allied trenches around Ypres, promising an agonising death as Germany sought to break the bloody stalemate World War I had become.
- www.ndtv.com