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extra rest
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3.16 |
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We can use the extra rest. |
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short rest
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2.30 |
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Schilling again will work on short rest. |
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long rest
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2.11 |
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A long rest. |
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complete rest
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1.91 |
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She is under strict orders to have a complete rest. |
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needed rest
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1.65 |
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And still catch up on much-needed rest. |
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brief rest
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1.32 |
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The music gave Miller a brief rest. |
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good rest
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1.12 |
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You need a good rest. |
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well-deserved rest
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0.72 |
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And give Bitsy a well-deserved rest. |
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additional rest
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0.59 |
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His staff said he needed additional rest. |
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adequate rest
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0.59 |
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Get adequate rest before departure. |
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entire rest
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0.59 |
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I certainly thought about him the entire rest of the game. |
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eternal rest
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0.59 |
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Bed frames sometimes were placed on graves to symbolize eternal rest. |
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proper rest
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0.53 |
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And to eat right and get the proper rest. |
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longer rest
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0.46 |
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Maybe Messier should have given his injury a longer rest. |
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well-earned rest
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0.46 |
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Bassett is currently enjoying a well-earned rest. |
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extended rest
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0.39 |
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By then, the UConn starters were taking an extended rest. |
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occasional rest
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0.39 |
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Tracy said he wants to give his veterans an occasional rest down the stretch. |
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regular rest
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0.39 |
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Regular rest is obviously not a subject Rodriguez wants to discuss. |
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easy rest
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0.33 |
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Well, Mizzou fans, rest easy. |
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enforced rest
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0.33 |
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The enforced rest dramatically changed Baggio. |