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Volunteers were scanned when they napped in stationary and in rocking beds, revealing enhanced sleep brain activity when rocking.

The sea is running high; the boat is rocking like a cradle.

It was mid-June, 1972, the Chicago Amphitheater was packed, sweltering, rocking.

He was sitting all over a small rocking-chair, twiddling his thumbs and smiling, with his feet on the fender.

But the boat-rocking claims have been disputed by the Louvre in Paris, where the piece is on display.

Just a few more minutes of rocking a sleepy toddler. So what if toys were strewn around the room, littering the floor?

But one day Mr Jackson, a "fat-voiced" toad, arrives and makes himself at home, lounging in the rocking chair and putting his feet on the fender.

My guess is that Mr Obama's priority is to extricate American forces as smoothly as possible by the end of next year without doing anything that risks rocking the fragile boat.

I have been told that I have a significant limp, which I denied for a few days but now I can clearly feel my body rocking more to the right and my right foot curving in more as I stagger forward.

She turns the pebbles over and over, rhythmically, rocking.

Hammocks are kind of like rocking chairson porches, this vision of serenity people want their lives to embody.

I entered, and beheld my stray lamb seated on the hearth, rocking herself in a little chair that had been her mother's when a child.

I'm not condoning the use of a phone as a weapon, of course, but long-distance relationships can be tough enough to make even the calmest person edgy, much less a hard-rocking gladiator with a temper.

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On Mother's Day, my daughter and her friend Jenny sat on our sofa rocking their baby dolls.

The chair chuffed slowly up the incline, rocking and jolting on the frozen clods. And suddenly, on the left, came a clearing where there was nothing but a ravel of dead bracken, a thin and spindly sapling leaning here and there, big sawn stumps, showing their tops and their grasping roots, lifeless.

In a system that prizes remaining nameless, faceless and not rocking the boat, Shigeaki Koga chose to step forward and reveal some of Japan's ugliest secrets.

Predictably, they objected to anything they saw as rocking the boat.