At night he worked at the computer desk in the bedroom, before getting into bed and reading a few pages of the book on his nightstand.

NEWYORKER: The Repatriates

That's why corporations end up getting into bed with plaintiff lawyers--to get their bankruptcy plans approved, says Richard Nagareda, a mass-torts expert at Vanderbilt University Law School.

FORBES: A Line in the Dust

After some debate (this is the BBC after all) I won't quote directly but the suggestion was that, in the morning, Kirsty Williams will regret getting into bed with Labour.

BBC: Deal or no deal? Deal.

Banks are reluctant to lend money to start-ups unless they are already making a profit, so if you want to expand your business, getting into bed with a multinational is often the only game in town.

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It was like getting into bed, in public.

NEWYORKER: Hand on the Shoulder

But maybe the IOC should be a little careful with getting too far into bed with NBC.

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