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SHAVEN headed and giving Hitler salutes, these are the images that show neo-Nazis gathering in Wales' sleepiest communities.

And after a night of stargazing its sweet strong Arabic coffee jump-started sleepiest of campers.

Up until is years ago, it was the tiniest, sleepiest fishing village.

Of all the waterfront communities west of the Trail, PINES SHORES is both the sleepiest and the cheapest.

San Juan is probably the sleepiest town in one of the sleepiest parts of this small Central American country.

as every reader of crime novels knows, even the sleepiest of backwaters can hide a hotbed of criminal activity.

The most demanding aspect for many is the process of rising well before dawn to eat, when you are at your sleepiest and not even remotely hungry.

Tucked away in the country's sleepiest corners, five of the most startling houses to have been built in Britain in the past century are currently under construction.

She transforms her difference, which had been ingrained in her as an indicator of inferiority and otherness, into a positive asset and strives to create an identity which can be "the living proof that the exotic and the different can add to and enrich even the sleepiest backwater" (319).

Yorkshire's sleepiest city is Sheffield, in third place nationally, with just six hours and 24 minutes, while York was fifth with six hours and 21 minutes.

And in Norwich, which is the UK's sleepiest city, residents spend only six hours and 38 minutes in bed.

(88) It is not surprising that the vast majority of single-vehicle accidents occur early in the morning, when drivers are sleepiest (89,90) (FIGURE 1).

Or why, irrespective of all latitudes and longitudes, does the name of the White Sea exert such a spectralness over the fancy, while that of the Yellow Sea lulls us with mortal thoughts of long lacquered mild afternoons on the waves, followed by the gaudiest and yet sleepiest of sunsets?