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Louise Cogan, who had been married just 20 days when her Green Beret husband, Anthony Santana, was killed in Vietnam, accepts a plaque and coin at a memorial Oct. 17, 2018. Cogan and other family members participated in the first joint memorial ceremony for families and survivors of 16 Green Berets killed in a devastating attack Aug. 23, 1968. Dianna Cahn/Stars and Stripes

“Their success is our success,” Dell’Accio says. “The retail market is changing rapidly, and we want to do everything we can to help our retailers succeed.”

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Since the pocketed coils react individually, it is necessary to have the higher count for complete support and a full contour. With Bonnell, the coils work as a group since they are laced together with the joining wire. Pressure on one of the larger coils dissipates through the joining wire and releases into adjacent coils.

In addition, coils offer the most diversity of feels in a mattress, says Martin Wolfson, president of Texas Pocket Springs, with headquarters in Alvarado, Texas. “You can adjust the feel by increasing or decreasing the preload that you have,” he says. For example, putting a 10-inch coil inside an 8-inch pocket will feel firmer than putting a 9-inch coil in an 8-inch pocket. “Then you can adjust the feel by the number of coils you have in the unit and the gauge of the wire you’re using to make the coil … or by the number of convolutions in the actual spring,” he says.

“People are not being given the chance to have their case heard fairly,” said Yodashkin. “You hear of 10 or 20 people having their case heard at the same time. There’s an immense backlog in the court system, and in the asylum office.”

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In the USA Today article, writer Christopher Elliott explored some of the obstacles guests face to getting a restful night of sleep while traveling, also noting that 81 percent of travelers say a comfortable bed is the “single-most important” feature in a hotel room. In Elliott’s story, he mentioned West Baden specifically as being among the best of the best: “I’ve stayed at two of the top-rated sleep hotels, the West Baden Springs Hotel (No. 2) and the Hotel Emma in San Antonio (No. 8), and I slept well in both of them.”

“Women all over the world are working in a wider number of areas and I think Japan needs to be a part of that,” said Petty Officer Akiko Ihara, 31, standing beside one of the helicopters she helps to maintain.

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Like a true luxury category, the agenda of the sleep economy is to sell things you never knew you needed. And a key component in why shoppers are spending, a report from CB Insights notes, is because sleep is now “hailed as a new frontier for holistic wellness.”

But the incredibly soft cover really does go a long way in providing some extra comfort, and in fact, buyers have liked this top layer so much that Leesa even offers a blanket inspired by the design and fabric of its mattress cover.