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(31) Get up early, Grind out hardy, Gain on success.
(32) Get up early grind out hardy, Gain on success.
(33) Get Up Early: Writers like Mary Higgins Clark and Sylvia Plath started writing at 5 am and 4 am each day, respectively.
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(34) No more pillow talk . You guys have to get up early tomorrow, remember?
(35) It is out of question that Ivan can get up early.
(36) Bird get up early for eat insect, but worm be eaten rise with the lark.
(37) Because, want to get up early every day to review my lessons, my mother lost a small alarm clock pendulum in a bed, hope it can regulate our study time.
(38) "I know I have to get up early, " said Mr. Wang, a local citizen, "but I simply can not fall asleep last night, and I just want to sack out in office.
(39) I also tend to go into a free-running sleep mode when I don't have to get up early every morning.
(40) I like to garden , do you like to sleep-in in the mornings or get up early ?
(41) The younger generation of geisha is represented by the gum-chewing Mickey, an arrogant example of Westernisation who racks up debt around the district and moans about having to get up early.
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