It varies. We sleep on average 1/3 of our lives, but not all of that is spent in the R.E.M. sleep state. On average the R.E.M. sleep state takes up 20-25% of a healthy adults sleep cycle in an 8 hour night of sleep, but certain factors will increase or decrease the time spent in R.E.M. If you wake up in the middle of the night it takes your body longer to return to R.E.M. than if you had stayed asleep. Conversely staying asleep for longer than 8 hours will cause R.E.M. sleep periods to last longer, increasing the total time spent in the R.E.M. state.
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jacqueline wilson's life long dream was to be a writer
Their entire life
Her entire life.
coincidence Assuming that the entire question, including the long flight, refers to a dream, it probably represents natural parental concern for the welfare and safety of the daughter. But even if the discovery of drugs occurred in real life, the dream is NOT evidence that the teacher supplied drugs. Dreams reflect the thoughts and emotions (and suspicions) of the dreamer. They should never be confused with real events in real life.
Booker T. Washington's life long dream was to end slavery and live in peace with whites, asians, blacks, spaniards, and all the other peoples of the world...
Basicly... your entire life.
Christopher Columbus's life-long dream was to find a new and faster trade route to Asia by sailing west across the Atlantic Ocean. In 1492, he made this dream a reality when he reached the Americas instead, leading to the exploration and colonization of the New World.
your entire natural life, however long that is. if properly treated, there is no reason that bipolar would shorten a person's life.
In general, a federal life sentence is from 25 years in length to the actual entire life of the criminal. A life sentence without the possibility of parole is actually the entire natural life of the criminal.
your entire life!
Dream of Life was created in 1987.
Its about the life of a person. The ups and downs, happiness and sadness.