Bunking

In Elon Musk's world of advertising, you get a discount if you don't mind your brand bunking up with the most loathsome posts imaginable.

Cohen suggests "pre-bunking"—that is, a sort of proactive fact-checking in which media sources warn of possibilities for misinformation or people independently learn to recognize tactics of manipulation.

Federal prison cells were designed for single-person occupancy, with “double-bunking” beginning in the 1990s to reduce costs and increase available space.

PHOTO: ROB KIDDA sex offender who violated his cellmate while double-bunking has had three and a-half years added to his sentence.

Those rules include only bunking up with household members.

Millennials were also bunking alone in increasing numbers, in part because so many of them are living in what Statistics Canada confusingly deems “Living Apart Together” (LAT) relationships; essentially, a long-distance relationship.

Nelle got the scoop on Willow and “Wiley Cooper-Jones” (Erik and Theo Olson) from Harmony for a while, but now Nelle’s bunking with Sam McCall (Kelly Monaco).

One useful feature of public holidays is that workers worry less about bunking off if everyone else does the same.

The alarm went off at 2:15 a.m. Grace Banker stirred awake and roused three of the women she was bunking with.