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• "I'm a night person, " he apologized when Ellen sleepily answered the phone.
• I'm a night person, long before I started WBAP, I was a night person,"
• I'm a night person, long before I started WBAP, I was a night person,"
• I determined to become self-reliant and make a normal life as a night person.
• "I'm a night person, " says Brandon, whose apron is dotted with pins of cats.
• "Wilt's comment was ` I'm a night person, "'
• "Are you a morning person or a midafternoon person or a night person ? " she said.
• Smith, a night person with a cluttered desk, planned practices at home and reviewed them during meetings.
• I'm just temperamentally a night person.
• Really, I am a night person.
• The president is a night person, not an early riser, and so he is more inspirational in evening speeches.
• "I've been trying to get tickets forever and I'm a night person so this is perfect, " said Shannon Ward.
• "She's a night person.
• Despite his dedication to backyard astronomy, which he has been pursuing since 1985, he explains, " I'm not really a night person ."
• Mary-Lynnette is an astronomy lover who spends her time star-watching at night and is more of a night person than a day person.
• The health consequences of shift work may depend on chronotype, that is, being a night person, and what shift a worker is assigned to.
• "When I talked to Wilt about practicing in the morning, he said, ` Coach, I'm a night person, "'said Sharman, laughing at the memory.
• "I'm a night person, " she said in 1971, when she was with WNEW, where she worked on AM and FM for about 14 years.
• She's already heard all of the jokes about how Elvira naturally had to give birth to a night person, but she's too tired to get upset.
• "I'm a night person, " says Brown, who, at 12 : 30 a . m ., is typing a job application at the Centerville Kinko's, 1189 Miamisburg-Centerville Road.