When he had finished speaking, he saw that the psychiatrist and the skirted woman had fallen asleep on their chairs.

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Te'o said they were from the person he believed to be Lennay Kekua, a woman he had fallen for online but never met face-to-face.

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In addition to Chinese moral ineptitude, many in the country have pointed to the case of Peng Yu who, in 2006, stopped to help an injured woman who had fallen.

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The search for a woman thought to have fallen from a ferry in the English Channel will not resume, the Maritime and Coastguard Agency has said.

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Fertility in East Asia has fallen from 5.3 children per woman in the late 1960s to 1.6 now.

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According to the linebacker, Tuiasosopo told him he was the cousin of Lennay Kekua, the woman who Te'o believed he had fallen for through Internet chats and long phone conversations.

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Te'o told ESPN that Tuiasosopo told him he was the cousin of Lennay Kekua, the woman who Te'o believed he had fallen for through Internet chats and long phone conversations.

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The exceptions to this rule are a noble woman with ambitions for her husband and a fallen prince whose time breathing could be cut short at any time by the new King, Black Dow.

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Over the past 30 years, China's total fertility rate the number of children a woman can expect to have during her lifetime has fallen from 2.6, well above the rate needed to hold a population steady, to 1.56, well below that rate (see table).

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The bright particular fallen star he's after turns out to be embodied by a beautiful if rather petulant young woman who answers to Yvaine (Claire Danes channeling Gwyneth Paltrow).

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