But deprivation for the sake of deprivation is nothing to be praised.
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But unfortunately, "therapeutic effects of a night of sleep deprivation are typically short-lasting, and because chronic sleep deprivation increases depression-risk, the therapeutic benefit of sleep deprivation on depression is modest at best," Kalmbach said.
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Most refugees settled in larger cities, with 5.8 percent in high-deprivation areas and another 45 percent in moderate-deprivation communities.
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Day 5: In which I question the nature of reality in sensory deprivation tank Joe Rogan is huge proponent of sensory deprivation tanks.
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Thoreau chose his deprivation—embraced it, in fact, in the name of simplicity, philosophy, truth, so that it was not deprivation at all.
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He was subjected to sleep deprivation "almost immediately" after his arrival at COBALT and was often held in a "sleep deprivation cell" when he wasn't being interrogated.
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" On the importance of sleep: Sleep deprivation "costs businesses.
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It's insane how much sleep deprivation can impact your life.
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End dates encourage us to view our efforts as deprivation.
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Sensory deprivation tanks are nothing new in the beauty world.
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Still others suffer from insomnia, sleep deprivation, and night terrors.
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Sleep deprivation, anxiety and depression will continue at current levels.
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Ultimately, the exhibition felt like a total deprivation of innocence.
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It's kind of like being in a sensory deprivation tank.
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Depression is sensory deprivation of the body, mind, and soul.
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His story was unbearable to hear: torture, deprivation, and exile.
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And unfortunately, sleep deprivation can cause some seriously impaired driving.
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Sleep deprivation costs the US economy $411 billion a year.
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The argument for helping those mired in deprivation is strong.
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Sleep deprivation leads to significant and serious consequences in adults.
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DAVIS: Yes, because we are in a business of deprivation.
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Parents worry about their own sleep deprivation when babies arrive.
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CT scans, EEGs, sleep deprivation tests, blood tests, vision tests.
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This double whammy is a perfect lesson in sleep deprivation.
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Advice is usually delivered in terms of deprivation, not supplementation.
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It's a certain mental dopamine stimulation that depresses upon deprivation.
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Sleep deprivation is a form of torture, plain and simple.
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Sleep deprivation can impair attention, memory, thinking speed and reasoning.
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"Lifestyles, education, deprivation and genetics may all play a part."
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It's hard to overstate the hopelessness of indefinite sleep deprivation.
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Which death was a relief and which was a deprivation?
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It's fraught with so much deprivation that it just explodes.
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Sleep deprivation is linked to behavioral and mental health problems.
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The scenes have much in common, sharing roots in deprivation.
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MIND Sleep deprivation can make your physical aches more painful.
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So was the deprivation of life in the wagon train.
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"The costumes themselves — they're the ultimate deprivation of agency," she said.
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Sleep deprivation is a major risk factor for depression in teenagers.
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"Quarantining somebody is an extraordinary deprivation of their liberties," he said.
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"Quarantining somebody is an extraordinary deprivation of their liberties," he said.
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This dark gallery is all about war and poverty and deprivation.
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Researchers confirmed that sleep deprivation is linked to poor self-regulation.
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For some people, sleep deprivation and stress can trigger night terrors.
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Update: Eleven isn't the only one who uses sensory deprivation tanks.
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Some reports say they've been tortured through waterboarding and sleep deprivation.
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Sleep deprivation is miserable, but it's more than a mere inconvenience.
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She included sleep deprivation among the techniques that should be outlawed.
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Instead, we want to go on wanting, luxuriating in our deprivation.
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There are consistent reports of beatings, food deprivation and solitary confinement.
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One night of sleep deprivation may improve mood the following day.
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The report is heart-breaking, highlighting lives of abuse and deprivation.
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The best remedy for sleep-deprivation is, you guessed it, sleep.
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Details of a Russian sleep deprivation experiment leads to grotesque results.
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The deprivation and violence are greatest in the rebel-held areas.
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But deprivation was on the minds of opposition protesters on Saturday.
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I have found them at last, my sisters in dental deprivation.
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Book a "soft sleeper" if you need sensory deprivation to rest.
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Cobb and the other women went into a sensory deprivation tank.
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Methods like sleep deprivation caused permanent physical injury, the investigation found.
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The fringe for her was a position of strength, not deprivation.
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Sleep deprivation can be as undermining to your health as malnutrition.
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Serrano also photographed the "Hooded Men," IRA suspects who were subjected to "the five techniques"— wall-standing, hooding, subjection to noise, deprivation of sleep, and deprivation of food and drink—by the British military in the 1970s.
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An hour in VR is like swimming in a sensory deprivation tank.
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Much of that difference can be explained by demography, deprivation and policing.
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During this experiment, there was no underlying source or motivation for deprivation.
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Another question is what sleep deprivation does to the guilty, Loftus says.
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There is a sleep deprivation epidemic going on in the United States.
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"Sensory deprivation is essentially mindfulness, and mindfulness is quite controversial," Wing says.
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Sleep deprivation was pitted against the demand to be upright and visible.
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But sleep deprivation was what Guzman was most concerned about, Badillo said.
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Other effects of sleep deprivation are less obvious but perhaps more worrying.
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Either way, it's a powerful tool to maintain weight stability, without deprivation.
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It was a deprivation of love and attention from a caring adult.
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Spain's leaders warned that having no government would mean chaos and deprivation.
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For mothers with very young babies, sleep deprivation is also a problem.
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We were constantly experimenting with narcotics and sleep deprivation and probably malnutrition.
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Sleep deprivation was worse than any injury I've had in my life.
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Sleep deprivation is the undoing of startup founders, according to Arianna Huffington .
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A 2014 study found a connection between sleep deprivation and false memories.
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Forced nudity, sensory deprivation and endless light or dark were considered routine.
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Sleep deprivation is the invisible ceiling to how good life can be.
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We also know sleep deprivation does other things to the depressed brain.
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It's the first study to causally link broadband access to sleep deprivation.
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"Being at sea, there is a lot of sensory deprivation," he said.
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Being subjected to sleep deprivation adds insult (or more injury) to injury.
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The Great Depression had hit Norway, bringing high unemployment and terrible deprivation.
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The risk continued to rise with increasing doses of androgen-deprivation drugs.
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Economic deprivation along with repression changes incentives from political engagement toward escape.
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The deprivation of oxygen along with high blood pressure triggered the stroke.
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They have engaged in systematic policies of torture political exclusion economic deprivation.
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Sleep deprivation and poor sleep quality affect concentration, memory, and decision-making.
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But despite its reputation, the holiday isn't about deprivation — it's about reflection.
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Economic deprivation helps keep Maduro and his "sinverguenza" (shameless) kleptocrats in power.
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Deprivation is not a shock to North Korea, it's the status quo.
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But some areas with the same level of deprivation showed different outcomes.
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"Some patients see the hold as a deprivation of liberty," Sharp says.
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"Years have passed with neglect, deprivation, environmental deprivation, poverty, no electricity, no roads, no hospital, no schools, but we are living in the country of Nigeria," said Blessing Gbalibi, a fuel-truck driver raised in the creek communities.
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Sleep deprivation, even small sleep deprivation, is linked to all sorts of similar things that we're worried about with phones, about concentration, distraction and also long-term health effects, so that would be my concern with your reading.
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It denounced what it called a "vicious cycle of deprivation, corruption and repression".
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"He is exhausted and currently dealing with sleep deprivation," a source told PEOPLE.
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It's a panic attack in a sensory deprivation tank—techno as exposure therapy.
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"He is exhausted and currently dealing with sleep deprivation," a source tells PEOPLE.
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But the deprivation is sort of a red herring, and it's not necessary.
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They also show signs of anxiety and depression during the food deprivation period.
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Sensory deprivation through blindfolding is a good way to heighten your other senses.
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" And in the end, Sabara says all the sleep deprivation was "worth it.
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My body had started on a months-long deprivation diet without my permission.
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The proposed techniques included use of darkness, sleep deprivation, solitary confinement, and noise.
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But somehow the data points and brutal tales of deprivation continue to shock.
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That's why I like some of the military studies on sleep deprivation better.
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Responding to allegations of humiliation, sexual assault and deprivation raised by Democratic Sen.
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Sleep deprivation compromises your body's ability to metabolize carbohydrates and control food intake.
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"And chronic sleep deprivation is associated with lots of bad things," Kerst continued.
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So no deprivation of life, liberty, or property without due process of law.
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She described her escape after prolonged suffering that included physical beatings and deprivation.
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Shonda shows that there's no need for deprivation when trying to eat healthy.
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But "there are areas of great deprivation", says John Pollard, the council's leader.
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Rationing of food, gas and clothing made deprivation a fact of daily life.
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Nor can you fault her parents for enforcing a bit of artificial deprivation.
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Some is the entirely justified fear of what is fearsome: struggle, deprivation, dying.
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Complicating things, not all people react to sleep deprivation in the same way.
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This kind of plasticity was decreased after sleep deprivation, compared to after sleep.
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Participants also performed less well in a word pairing test after sleep deprivation.
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Suleiman Abdullah Salim endured beatings, sleep deprivation, water dousing and other severe measures.
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Bonds were forged with the help of intense emoting and mutual sleep-deprivation.
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While Westminster is home to the superrich, it also contains areas of deprivation.
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We are not living in an era of mass unemployment and inescapable deprivation.
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Many in the Americas and elsewhere seek to avoid violence and mass deprivation.
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Watch more from VICE: Sensory Deprivation Tanks Napping can reverse some of the negative effects of sleep deprivation (that is, if you're a normal sleeper with regular sleep and wake schedules—let's leave out people with sleep disorders like narcolepsy).
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Sleep deprivation, we know, can make you cranky and temperamental, and throw off judgment.
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After decades of deprivation and cabbage soup, the very word "diet" has become taboo.
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She faced seven counts of various charges including conspiracy, fraud and civil rights deprivation.
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More from VICE: Among men, sleep deprivation isn't great news for testosterone levels, either.
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West spent nine days in the hospital being treated for exhaustion and sleep deprivation.
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Among children in urban areas, 82% experience deprivation of at least one basic need.
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"There was a huge amount of combat and a lot of deprivation," he says.
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That's right, slithering right into the so-called sensory deprivation tank — eek — mid-treatment.
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Once I opened that door of deprivation, I worried I'd never slam it shut.
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The bricks-and-mortar app store is an ingenious Cuban response to digital deprivation.
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And just like with leptin and ghrelin, sleep deprivation seems to make it worse.
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Oxygen deprivation causes the brain to start breaking itself down, leading to permanent damage.
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Spartan boys were raised to be soldiers and toughened by deprivation of basic needs.
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You might become less optimistic, and sleep deprivation might even lead to cardiovascular disease.
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"It's clear it's torture — it's a deprivation of a right to health," she added.
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In 2014 a Supreme Court judgment broadened the definition of unlawful deprivation of liberty.
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As a result, Rohingyas are typically kept in a state of deprivation and uncertainty.
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You have to convince the court that there's been a deprivation of due process.
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I climbed out of that sensory deprivation tank with a renewed sense of purpose.
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They think that may be one reason sleep deprivation is linked to weight gain.
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Other than just general misery, what's the problem with new parents and sleep deprivation?
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The challenge of Survivor is less about the physical deprivation than the mental exhaustion.
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Sleep deprivation also messes with hunger, impacts short-term memory, and can be deadly.
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"It's clear it's torture — it's a deprivation of a right to health," she said.
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The size of the camel's "small hump" showed it had suffered some food deprivation.
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Sleep deprivation raises stress hormone levels on its own, even without a stressor present.
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Sleep deprivation can hurt cognition, and it is associated with many, many car accidents.
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Techniques included things ranging from slapping the detainee, stress positions, sleep deprivation, and waterboarding.
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The anxiety and sleep deprivation have taken their toll on her body, she says.
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Heavy, abrasive music, Kundalini breathing exercises, and sensory deprivation create an overwhelming sensory experience.
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They then subjected him to the "frequent flier program," a method of sleep deprivation.
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N.L." The sleep deprivation part of it has been like, "Oh, right — this feeling.
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Women would enter sensory deprivation tanks to simulate the feeling of being in space.
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This too extended the effects of sleep deprivation, to a similar extent as lithium.
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Fatigue, irritability and overall mental confusion are the dangers and symptoms of such deprivation.
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Survivors also tell about military-style discipline, sleep deprivation, solitary confinement, beatings and torture.
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Here, teenagers uprooted by war, violence and deprivation meet the most generous of Americans.
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Sleep deprivation is becoming a more common risk factor for crashes by teenage drivers.
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The impact: Light pollution is associated with sleep deprivation, impaired daytime functioning and obesity.
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Sleep deprivation is linked to behavioral and mental health problems and car accident risk.
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Prisoners were repeatedly waterboarded, subjected to prolonged sleep deprivation and shackled in painful positions.
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Besides the itch and the sleep deprivation it caused, he had no other complaints.
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But it's the experience of deprivation that leads to the mind-set, researchers say.
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This is due to the risk of nutrient deprivation at key stages of development.
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Leaving home was bitter for many, but came after a long period of deprivation.
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Those who lived in the former Soviet bloc, for example, experienced deprivation and shortages.
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How much longer must the people of Venezuela continue suffering from oppression and deprivation?
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And chronic sleep deprivation can increase the risk of cardiovascular disease and certain cancers.
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Sleep deprivation lowers the immune system's ability to fight off infection, as does stress.
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Sleep deprivation has also been used as a tactic against dissidents, rights activists say.
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After Kennard retired in 1996, the years of sleep deprivation led to other problems.
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Because February has just 28 days, any feeling of deprivation is relatively short-lived.
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Heart disease is still thought of as a disease of excess, rather than deprivation.
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"Feelings of resentment and deprivation have pervaded a lot of these places," Swenson said.
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A similar study recently focused on sleep deprivation and tweeting by Donald Trump, and so NBA players, known for their social media presence, seemed like the next best test group, and late night tweeting felt like a good proxy for sleep deprivation.
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To the left, deprivation is caused mostly by factors beyond the control of the poor.
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A blindfold provides sensory deprivation, says Myisha Battle, a certified sex coach in San Francisco.
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Because experts say that's the maximum for sensory deprivation before the participants lose their minds.
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" Trinkaus and Villotte say it was "a serious sensory deprivation for a Pleistocene hunter-gatherer.
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As a result, many rural communities at now risk from water deprivation and sudden flooding.
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" He said sleep deprivation and stress can "exacerbate underlying, and sometimes asymptomatic, serious cardiovascular diseases.
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Sleep deprivation, for example, is one of the most reliable ways to become an asshole.
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Sleep deprivation messes with your appetite, your memory and even the health of your skin.
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" What he "thought of as a privileged status has begun to feel like a deprivation.
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Bowen faces two charges, including one count of deprivation of rights under color of law.
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Carbs have proven key to keeping me full and feelings of food deprivation at bay.
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Maud lived in isolation and deprivation until her final days, succumbing to pneumonia in 1970.
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Did Nenad Sestan and his team create the most nightmarish sensory deprivation tank ever assembled?
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Staff discovered him in a sensory deprivation flotation tank, according to his colleague Tristan Roberts.
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The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health says that obesity is correlated with deprivation.
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To compensate for this sleep deprivation, Musk used to drink large amounts of caffeinated beverages.
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Sleep deprivation doesn't just make you cranky; it can be downright damaging to your health.
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"They were chatting a bit about sleep deprivation," mother-of-two Kathryn Ward told Hello!
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As few as five minutes of oxygen deprivation can cause permanent brain damage or death.
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And it's only now that we're realizing how powerful, and devastating, sleep deprivation can be.
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Victims of sleep deprivation often experience drowsiness, difficulty concentrating, and eventually disorientation, hallucinations, and paranoia.
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The effects ranged from sleep deprivation and withdrawn behavior to self-harm and suicide attempts.
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I have heavy sleep deprivation for months as she stays up hunting social media details.
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Mushrooms basically exhale carbon dioxide as they grow; you're probably experiencing a little oxygen deprivation.
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It also used a psychological trick, according to a report by Fast Company: deprivation marketing.
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But it also has pockets of real deprivation, mainly clustered on estates in the north.
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Kim Severson is just back from Cuba with an article about the cuisine of deprivation.
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But when sleep deprivation becomes a chronic condition, it begins to do very real damage.
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Now everyone faces deprivation after the brute force of a Category 4 hurricane swept over.
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Economic conditions in Greece are dire, with countless horror stories about families suffering economic deprivation.
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I never knew what sleep deprivation really felt like until I became a new mom.
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The main thing I focused on was teaching her that frugality does not mean deprivation.
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Sleep deprivation also raises stress hormone levels on its own, even without a stressor present.
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" Its foot soldiers are not victims of economic deprivation or the consequences of "climate change.
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But it's difficult to predict how someone will be affected by sleep deprivation, experts say.
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But serious sleep deprivation in adults is most likely rarer than many think it is.
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The legacy has led to disproportionately high rates of aboriginal violence, substance abuse and deprivation.
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Kofi's legacy continues in this ongoing global mobilization to end the scourge of extreme deprivation.
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The unfamiliar jungle animals, jaguars included, are one kind of worry; sleep deprivation is another.
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And less poverty would mean less crime, incarceration and other social costs associated with deprivation.
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Anti-ischemic drugs prevent the deprivation of oxygen to the heart, brain, or other organs.
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"Sleep deprivation really has opposite effects in healthy people and those with depression," says Benedetti.
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They were afraid they'd lose the gains they made, and they could remember economic deprivation.
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His alarming, riveting exposé portrays a multibillion industry plagued by violence, corruption, deprivation and incompetence.
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Self-deprivation is his art, which he practices with fervent determination and on public display.
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African-Americans did not blame Mr. Obama for these persistent levels of deprivation and inequality.
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When sleep deprivation becomes a lifestyle, you can short-change yourself in the long-term.
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The city has many problems, from its dilapidated schools to urban deprivation and decrepit infrastructure.
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Research has shown that social deprivation can have severe negative effects on our cognitive abilities.
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Sleep deprivation has even been shown to cost the economy $411 billion in productivity losses.
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Researchers have developed a limited form of sleep deprivation that is euphemistically called wake therapy.
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Sure, I suffered from sleep deprivation, but I tried to nap when the children did.
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They cited a rash of incidents in which pilots appeared to suffer from oxygen deprivation.
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He said the office had used those so-called deprivation powers more than 100 times.
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Some studies have tied extended screen time to distraction in classrooms, sleep deprivation and depression.
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I mean, a lot of people had diets that were marked by scarcity and deprivation.
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Dreams during recovery sleep following a period of sleep deprivation can also be especially intense.
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They did not respond to the standard treatment to suppress testosterone, called androgen deprivation therapy.
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The theme of deprivation forms the bedrock of "The Dispossessed," and to the general reader its conditions will seem shockingly primitive, though as Borbely himself said in a late interview, his deprivation was nothing compared with those of the Roma in his small village.
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What better way to recover from exhaustion and sleep deprivation than hosting a child's birthday party?
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Don't get enough sleep Sleep deprivation makes you sluggish, cranky, and overall not your best self.
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"The Hermit Kingdom" is a world unto itself; a land of deprivation, of tyranny, of delusion.
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Teigen tweeted that she preferred the terms "clean eating" and "eating light," as dieting connotes deprivation.
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Or it could be the combination of oxygen deprivation and a specific toxic effect of fentanyl.
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" Jessen was present for the cold shower, which he said was used as a "deprivation technique.
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He often performs in complete darkness to amp up the sensory deprivation effect to sadistic extremes.
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It's essentially a sensory deprivation tank, and Reality Steve's Stockholm syndrome metaphor doesn't seem far off.
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Those inside have reported dire conditions, including food deprivation, extended solitary confinement, and other serious abuses.
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You think she means to reassure you, but your last sensory deprivation experience didn't exactly fly.
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The study also used economic deprivation as another variable, since it and segregation often are linked.
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The rapper's meeting comes weeks after was hospitalized for exhaustion and sleep deprivation on Nov. 21.
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"It's intense and the sleep deprivation can wear on me like an invisible tormentor," she shares.
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International rights groups have raised concerns about torture, including sleep deprivation, being used to obtain confessions.
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Oxygen deprivation of this kind occurs when waters are overloaded with sewage, fertilizers, and other nutrients.
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"We wanted to test systematically just how much oxygen deprivation these animals can stand," he said.
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"Perhaps even feeding the brain fructose during this period of oxygen deprivation could help," Lewin said.
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It's with hesitation that'd we call this version "lightened-up" — that connotes some sort of deprivation.
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I have shed so many tears in this journey tears of frustration, deprivation, disbelief and gratitude.
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A sensory deprivation tank is a lightless, soundproof, pod filled with Epsom salt and salt water.
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Hafner and his RAND team considered such scientific research in their economic modeling of sleep deprivation.
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The key is to frame these lifestyle changes as positive adjustments, not as punishment or deprivation.
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She just remembers the floating suddenness, like a sensory deprivation tank, dark and calm and solo.
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Continued sleep deprivation can also lead to wide swings in mood, increasing paranoia and even hallucinations.
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It is hard to see the insurgent sentiment in these parts as a product of deprivation.
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"Cortisol, an inflammatory hormone, increases in times of sleep deprivation or too little sleep," she says.
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Story at a glance New research published in Nature Human Behavior connects sleep deprivation and anxiety.
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His father, Rodolfo, died when was a boy, and his youth was filled with extreme deprivation.
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Baroni and Kelly have pleaded not guilty to wire fraud, civil rights deprivation and conspiracy charges.
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The dramatic juxtaposition of wealth and progress with absolute deprivation yielded, in some, a moral crisis.
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In addition, sleep deprivation can limit your ability to respond to complex challenges within an organization.
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So it's late on a Saturday night and you want to build a sensory deprivation chamber?
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This makeshift sensory-deprivation room is often the only opportunity she has to generate new ideas.
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Reducing testosterone levels with androgen deprivation therapy, or A.D.T., is a common treatment for prostate cancer.
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"Many people equate budgeting with deprivation, and this only fuels them to spend more," Sun added.
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The profiling, resource deprivation, detention, brutality by police and vigilantes, and legalized abuse of entire communities.
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After all, people in controlled studies of sleep deprivation are usually getting very, very little sleep.
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Too few stories focus on those who are really at risk for sleep deprivation, namely teenagers.
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Elizabeth Kneebone, a Brookings Institution scholar, confirms the brutal impact on poor families of concentrated deprivation.
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Now Senate Intel Committee has questions about sleep deprivation, confinement boxes and other advanced interrogation techniques?
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That's how the new study examines whether the correlation between sleep deprivation and voting holds up.
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I asked Oliver Mason, a clinical psychologist at University College London who specializes in sensory deprivation.
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She said she was also subject to beatings and food deprivation because another prisoner hugged her.
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Former detainees told the AP that punishments included food deprivation, handcuffing, solitary confinement, beatings and torture.
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The antidepressant effect of sleep deprivation was first published in a report in Germany in 1959.
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The peace agreement raised hopes that the rural deprivation that fueled the conflict might finally ease.
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The White House authorized the C.I.A. to carry out waterboardings, sensory deprivation and prolonged stress positions.
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Lengthy deprivation between infancy and school age, for example, raises the risk of lasting emotional problems.
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The second predictable consequence of play deprivation is a reduction in conflict management and negotiation skills.
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While I feel celebration in living my values, for the kids it can feel like deprivation.
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The part of zuò yuèzi that most people outside the culture can't fathom is the deprivation.
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But others began the week not so optimistically about the deprivation, digital and otherwise: Republican Sen.
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Sleep deprivation, a symptom of burnout, has been linked to cancers, weight gain, and impaired memory.
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Doesn't this amount to forced sleep deprivation for the jurors, not to mention the chief justice?
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Either way yields guilt and defensiveness, states of mind that don't mix well with sleep-deprivation.
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That kind of stuff was for adults, adults who didn't have years of deprivation to undo.
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Russia was emerging from the confusion and deprivation of the nineties, and the mood was hopeful.
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"There's a correlation between deprivation and crime," says Clive Grunshaw, the Lancashire police and crime commissioner.
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International rights groups have raised concerns of torture, including sleep deprivation, being used to obtain confessions.
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A study has found that sleep deprivation in children could affect their brains much differently than adults.
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Sleep deprivation didn't affect the amount of weight lost—dieters lost around 6.5 pounds in both conditions.
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That has notoriously involved the use of torture, including waterboarding, electric shocks, sexual humiliation and sleep deprivation.
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This is a sensory deprivation tank, or, to give its trade name, an i-sopod floatation tank.
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" Perhaps wisely, most places have rebranded "sensory deprivation" as gentler-sounding "floatation therapy" or just plain "floating.
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Chronic sleep deprivation can also lead to health problems, like heart disease, obesity, diabetes, depression, and anxiety.
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Certain networks in the brain appear to be especially vulnerable to the effects of early parental deprivation.
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Both were found guilty of all seven charges they faced, including conspiracy, fraud and civil rights deprivation.
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Prolonged sleep deprivation is horrible and makes it harder to be a good parent—or to function.
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A source close to the rapper confirms West, 39, remains hospitalized to undergo treatment for sleep deprivation.
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WALKING THROUGH rural Ukraine in 1932, having eluded his Communist Party chaperone, Gareth Jones witnessed disturbing deprivation.
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If you truly believe that government regulation amounts to a deprivation of individual rights and liberties, fine.
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To the researchers, though, it could help further understand the correlation between sleep deprivation and weight gain.
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At the time of his hospitalization, multiple sources told PEOPLE that West underwent treatment for sleep deprivation.
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Cleveland's epic run of deprivation was the stuff of both sports lore and late-night comedy jokes.
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" He added, "I'm very pleased to welcome my brother to the sleep deprivation society that is parenting!
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The DOJ says the arrest and assault of L.H. amounts to a deprivation of his civil rights.
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The deprivation takes many forms; harsh school disciplinary policies, referrals to law enforcement, and police in schools.
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Chronic sleep deprivation can negatively impact the way you think, learn, get along with others and react.
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It includes enforced dehydration, it includes sleep deprivation because children do not have access to sleeping mats.
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Their bond "gives heart to this bleak story of loss, deprivation and betrayal," Geraldine Brooks wrote here.
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For decades, researchers have known that sleep deprivation can lead to a variety of serious health issues.
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Stories of deprivation among federal workers who live pay check to pay check are beginning to emerge.
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Microsleep is caused by sleep deprivation, so the best remedy is to get a good night's rest.
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More than one such study has shown that sleep deprivation can leave people more sensitive to pain.
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With its mixture of sleep deprivation and endless domestic chores, parenting was tough on both of them.
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"Exhausting an eagle" is an expression that is used to describe the torture of extended sleep deprivation.
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Those feelings, coupled with sleep deprivation and stress, culminated in a panic attack during his son's bris.
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All this has meant suffering and deprivation for the people of Gaza, irrespective of anything Israel does.
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By the late 1990s, they were routinely treating patients with triple chronotherapy: sleep deprivation, lithium and light.
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"Imagine the ultimate sensory-deprivation tank," a member of the N.I.H.'s Neuroethics Working Group told me.
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Internationally, economic deprivation doesn't seem to be the dominant factor in the rise of far-right movements.
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And finally, chronic stress typically causes insomnia and sleep deprivation, which can impede neurogenesis in the hippocampus.
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Longer-term work is also essential to break the cycles of lawlessness and economic deprivation fueling migration.
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Summers spent visiting his extended family in India, witnessing extreme poverty and deprivation, also informed his work.
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An economic crisis, coupled with the state's expropriations, has pushed large parts of the population into deprivation.
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Former inmates have described brutal abuse in China's labor camps, including beatings, sleep deprivation and untreated illnesses.
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You probably won't truly understand why sleep deprivation is a form of torture until you're a parent.
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Sleep deprivation was unavoidable — and was compounded by overnight rain and temperatures that plunged to 230 degrees.
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Pauly noted that oxygen deprivation is already killing fish in the United States and around the world.
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Forced standing went on for hours at a time, and was often used alongside with sleep deprivation.
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There's so many times that I've thought 'can someone just get Donald Trump in a deprivation tank?
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In doing so, the judges quoted the testimony of witnesses who had described harrowing journeys of deprivation.
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The new study took a milder approach, in hope of seeing the true effects of sleep deprivation.
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They also sought to limit the deprivation of nationality in cases when it would make someone stateless.
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He believes waterboarding, sleep deprivation and other methods produced bits and pieces of information that justified their ugliness.
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"The study was designed specifically to investigate the relationship between acute sleep deprivation and crash risk," he said.
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Wysolovski has been charged with false imprisonment, aggravated sodomy, cruelty to children and deprivation and interference with custody.
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It functions worse and worse the less sleep you get per day, and the longer the deprivation lasts.
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Instead of seeing my possessions from the viewpoint of deprivation, I see the abundance of what I have.
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Ultimately, understanding sleep deprivation helps us understand difficult situations, Krizan says, and what might be "driving our distress."
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But sleep deprivation and creative stress aren't any excuse for the cultural misstep that Absolut Vodka just made.
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In 2700, Lloyds Chief Executive Antonio Horta-Osorio took two months off after suffering sleep deprivation and exhaustion.
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The law encourages districts to publish research on their websites about the impact of sleep deprivation on adolescents.
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They also share feelings of deprivation relative to those around them, and exclusion from the main party system.
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A very bright light was kept on 24 hours a day to invoke sensory deprivation," it continues. "Mr.
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Even a little bit of sleep deprivation negatively affects your glucose levels, a key component of your willpower.
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But that disparity "disappeared after adjustment for surgery and its interaction with combined segregation deprivation," the study found.
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West, 39, remains hospitalized to undergo treatment for sleep deprivation, according to a source close to the rapper.
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Prisoners grow anxious from isolation and sensory deprivation and obsessed by what they see as official petty malevolence.
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Sleep deprivation, after all, is awful for the body and mind, decreasing our abilities of reason and judgment.
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Detainees are reportedly subjected to bizarre exercises aimed at "brainwashing" them as well as physical torture and deprivation.
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There are numerous researchers in the world working on ways to try to remain alert despite sleep deprivation.
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Another study is looking into the skeletons' tooth enamel, which points to nutritional deprivation and other health markers.
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We've rounded up the items you'll need ahead, whether you're into bondage, sensory deprivation, dominance, or other kinks.
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"If you look at areas with greater poverty or deprivation, you may find a stronger association," Barker said.
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The pods' design borrows from a very different product that's already on the market: a sensory deprivation tank.
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The deprivation of this choice for women in less-privileged circumstances is what jars with Melesse the most.
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It's impossible to stay mentally strong when you're abusing your body with alcohol, sleep deprivation or junk food.
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The negative effects of sleep deprivation are so great that people who are drunk outperform those lacking sleep.
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The light is always on in his cell, leading to a "serious issue of sleep deprivation," she wrote.
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And, for self-explanatory reasons, sleep deprivation is linked to bad moods and, in more serious cases, depression.
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" Booker explained that he's recently been thinking about freedom "from" other things such as "deprivation, poverty and fear.
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Romaine Brooks, whose real name was Beatrice Romaine Goddard, was born in 1874 into both deprivation and privilege.
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Yet sleep deprivation is commonplace in the business world—and is sometimes worn as a badge of honour.
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The worst of my self-imposed deprivation came when I discovered my dad was cheating on my mom.
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"I agree with Arianna Huffington," Mr. Drake said, referring to the media mogul's new book on sleep deprivation.
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The country's issue with sleep deprivation is even shown to cost the economy $873 billion in productivity losses.
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One of them, Xie Yang, told his attorney about his treatment (which also included beatings and sleep deprivation).
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There's a good chance my reports will get more and more lively throughout the week from sleep deprivation.
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People have been experimenting with periods of deprivation, either for religious or cultural reasons, for thousands of years.
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Nucera is the only officer charged with deprivation of rights and hate crime assault, according to the DOJ.
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Then come a few hours of freedom from deprivation, until the sunrise, when the next day's fast begins.
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The deprivation has been exacerbated by bad weather that has taken a heavy toll, especially in remote areas.
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" The January 2003 report into Rahman's death explained that sleep deprivation "is also used to enhance successful interrogation.
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Relieved and a little delirious from sleep deprivation, everyone grabs their luggage and piles back onto the bus.
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The narrators tell of physical and psychological abuse, beatings and sleep deprivation, humiliations, isolation and threats to relatives.
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In fact, the earlier studies on R.E.M. deprivation might not have been as compelling as they once seemed.
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Charlotte Hornets Coach Steve Clifford missed 21 games earlier this season because of headaches caused by sleep deprivation.
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To learn more about how Čolak overrode his instincts to master the art of oxygen deprivation, watch above.
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The analysis also found some evidence that sleep deprivation leads people to crave calorie-dense fats over protein.
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"I was most moved by tiny details about life inside of prison, the minutiae of deprivation," she says.
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Mr. Richman described the bar scene as "sensory deprivation," meaning no one truly sees or hears one another.
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Out of 33,089 men in the study, 62,330 received androgen deprivation therapy within two years of their diagnosis.
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Fighting climate change does not mean we all have to live in monastic deprivation, eating crickets and weeds.
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Their methods had lasting impact on the size of Indigenous families, along with health conditions and economic deprivation.
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The following day and night, the jellyfish exhibited much lower levels of activity than normal, suggesting sleep deprivation.
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Of all the things in my childhood that could be called deprivation, this is not on the list.
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Sleep deprivation is associated with an increase in car accidents (which are a top killer of older children).
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Mr. Lewi cited Mr. D'Amato's frustration over the long delay and "sleep deprivation" as factors in the incident.
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The law encourages districts to publish research on their websites about the impact of sleep deprivation on adolescents.
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Cutting added sugar isn't about dieting and deprivation, and you don't have to count calories or cut fat.
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But "The Transfiguration" does have something to say about class and the sometimes raging consequences of economic deprivation.
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Mitchell and Jessen designed a program of violence, sleep deprivation and isolation specifically for use on Mr. Zubaydah.
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"The people of Yemen are being subjected to deprivation, disease and death as the world watches," he said.
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They cited a rash of incidents in which pilots appeared to suffer from oxygen deprivation, known as hypoxia.
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Moreover, Supreme Court precedent for generations had recognized that deprivation of civil rights did indeed impact interstate commerce.
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Sleep-deprivation protocols call for a balance between breaking detainees' resistance and preserving their capacity to provide information.
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Sleep deprivation: Detainees would be forced to stay awake for extended periods of time, up to 180 hours.
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It relied on secret Justice Department memos that blessed techniques like waterboarding and prolonged sleep deprivation as lawful.
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"We need to ensure that there is not a deliberate, arbitrary exclusion or deprivation of nationality," Batchelor said.
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Zubaydah said he was subjected to sleep-deprivation techniques that involved painful shackling and being doused with water.
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In the vast majority of cases, I'm seeing people who've experienced childhood abuse, accompanied by deep emotional deprivation.
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" He added, "I'm very pleased and glad to welcome my brother to the sleep deprivation society that is parenting!
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Forced from their homes by war and economic deprivation, 67,000 migrants made the perilous journey to Europe last month.
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America's Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, the country's health watchdog, declared sleep deprivation a national epidemic in 2014.
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Shortly after, West canceled the rest of the tour's remaining dates, and was hospitalized for exhaustion and sleep deprivation.
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"CVI is really a form of deprivation," says Christine Roman-Lantzy, a researcher, educator, and leading authority on CVI.
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The complete sensory-deprivation of Bachelor Nation is one the most extreme formats to achieve such a social experiment.
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When the test failed, they were left down there to fend for themselves, and eventually went mad from deprivation.
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More than a decade ago, Huffington had a painful wake-up call after collapsing from sleep deprivation and exhaustion.
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Near the graveyard where the Easter attack victims were buried, the daily deprivation that Youhanabad residents experience is evident.
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Early on, hopes that the fledgling country might finally begin to emerge from the depths of deprivation ran high.
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Studies suggest that sleep deprivation, for example, may lead to a weaker antibody response to vaccination, Dr. Patel said.
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Connections with the prefrontal cortex, which are essential for quieting the amygdala, also undergo altered development following parental deprivation.
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The outing comes weeks after the "Ultralight Beam" rapper was hospitalized for exhaustion and sleep deprivation on Nov. 21.
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She feels lucky to have them under the same roof, finally, though sleep deprivation is starting to set in!
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"The law is creating a situation of discrimination and deprivation for Kashmiri women in their own state," WaliKhanna said.
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What the naked mole rat can do is up-regulate its fructose pathway when it goes into oxygen deprivation.
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Their experiments compared Sleepy and normal mice that were either well-rested or in various states of sleep deprivation.
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Sleep deprivation worsened her symptoms: "It's literally used as a torture method in a lot of countries," she said.
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" In a follow-up study, researchers determined: "Sleep deprivation was clearly a direct strategy of abuse used by perpetrators.
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Deprivation leads to overindulgence, so don't shut the door on desserts if you're looking to cut calories and fat.
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" Stephen O'Brien said the people of Yemen "are being subjected to deprivation, disease and death as the world watches.
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In my dangerous, do-not-try-this-at-home level of sleep deprivation they could see my eyes rolling.
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Eating intuitively means giving up deprivation in favor of a normal, peaceful way of thinking about nourishing your body.
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Third, thanks to safety net programs, overall material deprivation has declined dramatically since the 28503s despite stagnant self-sufficiency.
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My brother had been living precariously since a deprivation of oxygen during his fifth overdose had damaged his brain.
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Such chronic sleep deprivation is associated with hypertension, diabetes, depression, obesity, cancer and even an increased risk of death.
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In the laboratory, rodents learn to binge when deprivation alternates with tasty food — a situation familiar to many dieters.
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A. Emily Willingham: A lot of studies point to the father as having a deeper level of sleep deprivation.
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After a few days or weeks, the body begins to resist calorie deprivation, with rising hunger and slowing metabolism.
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What's the point of a thriving economy if so many people are left in financial deprivation and economic insecurity?
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Insofar as most Chinese people think of Ningxia at all, it is as a place of deprivation and backwardness.
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If officers must seize a person's property to avert imminent harm, a post-deprivation hearing may still be required.
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Proving Nucera committed a hate crime, in addition to willful deprivation of rights, is a tough task for prosecutors.
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We also know that stress is associated with a host of health issues, including sleep deprivation and heart disease.
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Mr. Slahi wrote of sleep deprivation, beatings, dousings with ice water and days spent shackled in a freezing cell.
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Was he so disoriented from physical trauma and caloric deprivation that he couldn't discern the shortest path to help?
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Many media stories about sleep breathlessly worry that the average American is at grave risk because of sleep deprivation.
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As a result, some families with much more than average impose a form of enforced (yet totally artificial) deprivation.
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But repeated doses of the drug couldn't prevent deterioration of cognitive performance over a longer period of sleep deprivation.
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Stress positions, slaps to the face and sleep deprivation were an outrage to the personal dignity of Iraqi prisoners.
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Evidence has suggested for some time that sleep deprivation can lead to obesity, among a host of other ills.
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I like to mix it all up—the yoga, the cocaine, the sex, the sleep deprivation, the starvation approach.
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Floating is a sensory-deprivation practice meant to enhance mindfulness by removing pesky, distracting things like sound and gravity.
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"You need to understand the true social and economical deprivation of this community," Houghton told TVNZ at the time.
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It's a landscape free of distraction, and that sensory deprivation seems to coax novel ideas from those it envelopes.
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Patients with CRPC experience cancer progression despite androgen deprivation therapy, a treatment that blocks the production of the hormone.
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Sleep deprivation, in the absence of any drugs, has a similar effect on your driving ability as alcohol would.
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Such hypoxia, or oxygen deprivation, results in lower production of serotonin by the brain, which can lead to depression.
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More alarmingly, sleep deprivation is likely to lead to mood and emotional problems, increasing the risk of mental illness.
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Chronic sleep deprivation is also a major risk factor for obesity, Type 2 diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular disease and cancer.
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Friday's flare-up, ignited by isolation and economic deprivation, was the worst in years in the small Mediterranean enclave.
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Other research has shown that sleep deprivation negatively impacts people's cognitive performance, including memory, creativity, decision-making and emotions.
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OCSI already compiles the index of multiple deprivation, an official ranking that combines different measures of quality of life.
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The Americans told of beatings, torture and deprivation, but they still found ways to get back at their captors.
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After her first night of sleep deprivation, she'd felt more energetic, but this largely subsided after her recovery sleep.
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She is recovering physically and mentally, while dealing with sleep deprivation, round-the-clock caregiving and possibly breast-feeding.
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It prohibits "arbitrary deprivation of property" but allows expropriation of land for "public interest" after "just and equitable" compensation.
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His death unleashed building anger over economic deprivation and humiliation suffered by the Berbers in this historically neglected region.
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That victory ended three decades of war but also brought new waves of repression and deprivation for the Vietnamese.
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To counteract the sensory deprivation from all the things I couldn't do, I brought small treats into my life.
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Experts said a plethora of problems contributed to slumber deprivation, including noise, mental or physical health problems, and diet.
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In men, researchers have found a strong link between androgen-deprivation therapy, often used for prostate cancer, and osteoporosis.
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"It was an amazing experience that tested my skills under sleep deprivation and long, dusty hours," Ms. Benzie said.
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Seasoned officers and Navy studies have long warned of the perils of sleep deprivation, which sailors say is chronic.
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The argument is that teenagers who face very early school start times are at risk of regular sleep deprivation.
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The agent, Matthew Bowen, 39, pleaded guilty in August to deprivation of rights under color of law, a misdemeanor.
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The agency has since closed such prisons and renounced the techniques, including waterboarding, sleep deprivation and confinement in boxes.
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Fans called Jackson "Old Hickory" because he was tough and shared his men's hardship and deprivation in the Army.
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These districts of subsidized pastel-colored, low-rise housing are tidy and well maintained, not places of obvious deprivation.
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Her insights proved vital for a piece I was working on about hunger and deprivation for civilians in Syria.
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He explains that poverty, deprivation, racism, poor leadership, lack of corporate investments, lack of opportunities and resources also contribute.
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This bulging, precarious load is part of our collective memory of deprivation, connoting wearisome toil, hasty migration or both.
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They cannot have been convicted by a court of crimes against humanity, criminal acts or deprivation of civil rights.
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The three men were each charged with several counts, including deprivation of civil rights and conspiracy to obstruct justice.
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She was a teenage girl who I believe got pregnant and killed herself in a sensory-deprivation tank. Thanks!
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That included prolonged sleep deprivation and the suffocation technique called waterboarding, both of which the Justice Department deemed lawful.
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Two others, Duane Ehmer and Jake Ryan, were found guilty of deprivation of government property but acquitted of conspiracy.
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Yet, as the countdown to the State Championship begins, we see how deprivation can hobble the most promising talent.
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In response to Mr. Schifter's death, Mayor de Blasio showed little sensitivity to the psychic harms of economic deprivation.
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Basil says she's become "despondent and physically ill" over this, and now suffers from sleep deprivation, nightmares and anxiety.
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While many people deal with chronic sleep deprivation, kids and teens are especially likely to suffer from too little sleep.
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Among other things, sleep deprivation has been shown to increase the loss of muscle when you go on a diet.
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The light is always on in his cell, leading to a "serious issue of sleep deprivation" for Guzman, she wrote.
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Sleep deprivation is a public health problem that our gadgets — with their glowing screens and buzzing notifications — generally make worse.
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Someone described the PowerMask as a kind of small-scale take on a sensory deprivation tank, and sure, why not?
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Rights campaigners warned that Turkey's threats flew in the face of international law which prohibits the arbitrary deprivation of nationality.
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This from a woman who promoted on camera bullying, deprivation, manipulation and more weekly in the name of weight loss.
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Other studies show that overwork can lead to sleep deprivation, with has been linked to several medical conditions, including diabetes.
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Interestingly, self-employed people had the lowest rates of sleep-deprivation, possibly because they're able to set their own schedules.
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It's the young people of Laos -- 70% of the population is under 30 -- that bear the brunt of this deprivation.
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Sleep deprivation is awful for your health, so the most important thing is just finding something that works for you.
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According to World Sleep Day statistics, sleep deprivation is threatening the health of up to 45% of the global population.
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My catastrophic insurance didn't cover heartbreak and sleep-deprivation-induced psychosisMy mind sped through stages of anger, panic, then despair.
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"The research tells us sleep deprivation affects productivity," Kacyvenski said at CNBC's recent @Work Human Capital + Finance conference in Chicago.
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Kanye West was spotted for the first time since he was hospitalized for exhaustion and sleep deprivation on Nov. 21.
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The FMD aims to lessen the burden of a complete fast while still promoting the positive aspects of food deprivation.
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Sleep deprivation is linked to a variety of serious health problems, including heart attack, stroke, type 2 diabetes, and obesity.
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AH: Yes, well, in 2007, two years into building the Huffington Post, I collapsed from exhaustion, burnout and sleep deprivation.
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And when we had to get tougher, we told the president that it was sleep deprivation that proved most effective.
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Investments in sleep-focused startups come amid a period of growing awareness about the extent and harmfulness of sleep deprivation.
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And he was right: Survival training and food deprivation saw my weight drop to 152 pounds after only six weeks.
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This from a woman who promoted on camera bullying , deprivation, manipulation and more weekly in the name of weight loss.
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"I'm very pleased and glad to welcome my own brother to the sleep deprivation society that is parenting," he said.
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Yet "even pulling all-nighters at university was nothing compared to the sleep deprivation of having a baby," she says.
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Given America's ongoing amphetamine crisis and generalized sleep deprivation, legalizing a safer alternative like modafinil makes a lot of sense.
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According to World Sleep Day statistics, sleep deprivation is threatening the health of up to 45% of the world's population.
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A small study of 15 men looked at the impact of sleep deprivation on "clock genes" that regulate circadian rhythm.
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Hankerson also could be sentenced to 10 years for deprivation of rights under the color of law for the stabbing.
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The state should ensure that the application of the current law does not result in unlawful deprivation of private property.
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A child of the war, Elizabeth is both traumatized by wartime deprivation and moved by it to serve her country.
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Following his release in 2012, Gambira told Reuters that he faced solitary confinement, beatings and sleep deprivation while behind bars.
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Sleep deprivation raises stress hormone levels on its own, even without a stressor present, which are a major productivity killer.
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Sui said it was the sleep deprivation plus threats of torture which ultimately broke his will and made him cooperate.
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People surround themselves with things to compensate for perceived deprivation past, and as a hedge against fear of future want.
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Nucera also is charged with deprivation of rights by using excessive force during an arrest in September of last year.
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Though the cause was initially cited as exhaustion and sleep deprivation, emotional disturbances are believed to be an additional factor.
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You don't survive medical school and residency without having a high tolerance for sleep deprivation and a stellar work ethic.
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I applied my latest favorite red to see what it would look like after a few days of color deprivation.
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Therefore, for depressives, the short-term antidepressant effects of sleep deprivation counter-balance and may outweigh its negative cognitive effects.
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You know that look new parents get: equal parts terrified and overflowing with pride, all mixed with acute sleep deprivation.
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Aside from the sleep deprivation, Lawler's hands and knees blistered from the perpetual rubbing she felt she had to do.
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As you'd expect, there's a lot of weightlessness and drifting, airy synth pads as aural signifiers for sensory deprivation soaks.
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Researchers focused on a common treatment known as androgen deprivation therapy (ADT), which works by depriving tumor cells of testosterone.
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For instance, we don't have much data on what happens once sleep deprivation—or an empty stomach—enters the equation.
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This suggests that the overall excitability of the brain is higher with sleep deprivation, having built up through the day.
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"Sleep deprivation kills brain cells," says James Maas, a retired Cornell University psychology professor and author of Sleep for Success!.
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As he explains, the work creates a visualization of the restlessness and confusion brought on by anxiety and sleep deprivation.
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India has about 200 million Dali, who were previously known as untouchables, and many suffer social deprivation and economic exclusion.
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The correlation is more than three times stronger than that between the Leave vote and the conventional deprivation-index ranking.
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Sergeant Fitts, 34, was charged with deprivation of the victim's civil rights and filing a false report about the incident.
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A handful of American studies had suggested that lithium might prolong the effect of sleep deprivation, so they investigated that.
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Various tactics are deployed to that end, both inducements (more food, sleep or human contact) and punishments (deprivation, torture, ostracization).
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It's an experience shared by women across the world — a lesson in dissolving borders, in love and in sleep deprivation.
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His death unleashed building anger over economic deprivation and humiliation suffered by the Berbers in the historically neglected Rif region.
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When one partner got more rest, it was possible to mitigate the impact of sleep deprivation on the other partner.
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She never expected the frugality she adopted for FIRE to dig up memories of the deprivation she used to feel.
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And if America's cities are pointing the way forward, are continuing racial violence and deprivation simply exceptions to the rule?
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Sleep deprivation makes for good retail, as parents determined to cut through the information cacophony may turn hopefully to stuff.
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Americans were shedding material reminders of years of deprivation in order to eagerly take advantage of new styles and technologies.
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But short of placing your daughter in a sensory deprivation tank, she's going to hear things on the mean streets.
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You don't mention evidence of harm to your niece beyond deprivation of the pleasures of a wider range of experiences.
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According to the World Sleep Society, sleep deprivation is threatening the health of up to 45% of the world's population.
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The stresses of today's fast-paced society combined with a national epidemic of sleep deprivation can turn anyone temporarily toxic.
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That made it safe for interrogators to use other tactics, like extended sleep deprivation, that were not on the list.
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Sleep deprivation is affecting the health of up to 45% of the world's population, according to World Sleep Day statistics.
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That Albert Woodfox survived was, in itself, a feat of extraordinary endurance against the violence and deprivation he faced daily.
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Economic deprivation and inadequate education systems have made poor and unstable African regions ripe for recruitment drives by terrorist organizations.
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I have seen firsthand the suffering and deprivation of human rights in the resulting influx of refugees to neighboring countries.
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The detainee said he was subjected to sleep deprivation, in some cases for two to three weeks at a time.
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It's an anti-ischemic drug, which means it prevents the deprivation of oxygen to the heart, brain, or other organs.
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"Sleep deprivation — even just changing one or two time zones — can really mess with your circadian rhythms," Dr. Moore explained.
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And though the sensory deprivation has become a little extreme, most of the time—can I put a percentage on it?
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"Venezuela&aposs collapse is creating a humanitarian crisis leading to widespread deprivation, the denial of basic services and starvation," Pence said.
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That's because US sanctions under Trump's maximum pressure campaign have strangled the Iranian economy and caused serious deprivation amid the population.
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And in addition to poor concentration, sleep deprivation may contribute to poor executive function, and an increased tendency toward bad judgment.
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"For many elderly Americans old age is a tragedy, a period of quiet despair, deprivation, desolation and muted rage," he concluded.
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Over the course of a year, many such families drift in and out of deprivation, as they find and lose work.
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Clearly, the Kim regime was willing to suffer international isolation and economic deprivation in the name of preserving its nuclear arsenal.
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Yet with around 20% of their children living in poverty, the Métis suffer similar levels of deprivation to other indigenous Canadians.
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Sleep deprivation is a torture technique the military uses, and it works just as effectively on an old lady like me.
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Then firms can turn to dreaming up new products for uses such as pain management and treating conditions like sleep deprivation.
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Sleep deprivation is a known risk factor for such things as obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, and stress.
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In 13, activists formed a poetry committee to mitigate the sensory deprivation that the prison inflicted on the people held there.
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Zubaydah suffered strain positions, sleep deprivation, sensory overload, and 249 rounds of the painful and frightening simulated drowning known as waterboarding.
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Lucy managed to escape this deprivation, first through books and then through a scholarship to university, where she met her husband.
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"An unhealthy-looking face, whether due to sleep deprivation or otherwise, might activate disease-avoiding mechanisms in others," the researchers said.
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Eventually reality came crashing down, and sleep deprivation hit me about two months later, but it made me feel really good.
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This study is an important step in understanding the relationship between the endocannabinoid system, sleep deprivation and weight gain, Hanlon said.
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Although it helps with my morning sleep deprivation rage, my husband says it's also kicked up my overnight snore score substantially.
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Exacerbating the situation, he added, is the fact that hazing often entails sleep deprivation or excessive drinking, further diminishing hazees' inhibitions.
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Last month, the 39-year-old rapper canceled his remaining tour dates and was hospitalized due to exhaustion and sleep deprivation.
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One of my areas of study focused on the effects of early social deprivation on the intellectual abilities of rhesus monkeys.
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Jane Doe's treatment amounted to "an absolute deprivation of her personal integrity," her lawyer, Sean Buckley, said in an interview Thursday.
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Some of the guaranteed ways to turn people off involve dishonesty, not having a sense of humor, and even sleep deprivation.
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A recent UN report accused the DGCIM of torture — including electric shocks, suffocation, waterboarding, sexual violence, and water and food deprivation.
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Album 9 Photos View Slide Show ' Leda Antonia Machado lived through the Cuban Revolution and the decades of deprivation that followed.
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Chronic sleep deprivation from managing a crisis halfway around the world, potentially over many nights, is not conducive to sound judgement.
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It seems likely that the relative deprivation they felt made them more receptive to the positions Mr. Trump eventually staked out.
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Those trapped in the city suffered hunger and deprivation as well as death or injury, and many buildings have been ruined.
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Kanye West is still hospitalized at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center for sleep deprivation, and Kim has been by his side.
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The rest of the population, above 80 percent, will continue to languish under the yoke of state-sponsored crimes and deprivation.
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It was only recently that I started experimenting with sleep deprivation again, after I learned that others had the same idea.
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Following his release, he said that he had been tortured while in jail, suffering through solitary confinement, beatings and sleep deprivation.
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They found that, after a night of sleep deprivation, participants required a significantly lower pulse to elicit the same hand movement.
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Sleep deprivation also has a noticeable effect on cognition—our brains simply don't function as well when we haven't slept enough.
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Tactics include withholding food, water, or medicine; sleep deprivation; total isolation; extortion or blackmail; murder of pets; physical violence; and rape.
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The San Francisco bureau photographer, Jim Wilson, and I set out to measure the depth of deprivation on a single block.
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Moore tells Lolly's story of survival with the right mix of humor and hope to balance violence, fear, denial and deprivation.
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Deprivation, seclusion In parts of southern Nigeria, widows like Rose are subjected to a set of practices after their husband dies.
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He was on one 36-hour shift when sleep deprivation caused him to inadvertently stick his finger with a contaminated needle.
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Inside these camps, detainees are reportedly subjected to bizarre exercises aimed at "brainwashing" them, as well as physical torture and deprivation.
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Others reflect the emigration of entire communities to Israel or the United States because of persecution, economic deprivation or cultural isolation.
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"Maybe she's trying to make it up from the deprivation that she's living in by giving to others," Ms. Hotary writes.
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A recent study in the journal Anaesthesia found that sleep deprivation among health care workers was directly linked to DNA damage.
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I got up and nursed and sang and soothed even if my whole body was reeling with sleep deprivation and exhaustion.
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James Brown: a meditation on irrepressible self-confidence, long starved by years of deprivation and insult in Jim Crow South Carolina.
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Similarly, 21.6% of those who got androgen deprivation and 15.8% of those who didn't were diagnosed with other forms of dementia.
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"However, this was done within a context where the Rapa Nui people were suffering a great deal of deprivation," she added.
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Was she terrified of her companions, an urban guerrilla group that had kidnapped her and tortured her with sensory deprivation tactics?
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I was better than most of them, but girls weren't allowed to play for Little League back then, a real deprivation.
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The article presents two sides of an argument: On the one hand, phones increase anxiety, depression and sleep deprivation among teenagers.
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Meanwhile, the rusting away of old industries has concentrated poverty in particular cities and towns, creating highly visible pockets of deprivation.
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Long N.H. is formally under investigation for unlawful foreign intelligence activity and being an accessory to deprivation of liberty, prosecutors said.
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The researchers learned that spaceflight is associated with oxygen-deprivation stress, increased inflammation and dramatic nutrient shifts that affect gene expression.
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Covering the festival can be an exercise in sleep deprivation, of racing around in a daze between screenings, interviews and deadlines.
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Researchers from the University of California at Berkeley found that sleep deprivation can have far worse consequences than you might realize.
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People, like nations, have their founding myths: It was this deprivation that made me, or that piece of unutterable good luck.
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I won't commit to utter sensory deprivation, so I make sure that January's food is tasty and beautiful, if not abundant.
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Lue was back on the sidelines after missing nine games because of health issues that included chest pains and sleep deprivation.
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Another study shows that sleep deprivation, a common side effect of overwork, is linked to cardiovascular disease, diabetes, obesity and more.
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First, you cannot patent sleep deprivation or light, so there is little financial incentive to invest in this treatment or research.
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"There are 70 countries that practice daylight saving time, so you have millions of people suffering from sleep deprivation," Barnes said.
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The release of the commission's report punctuated other evidence of unabated suffering and deprivation as the war enters its seventh year.
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The sleep deprivation is getting to me so I take Netflix to bed and start drifting off until… 7:30 p.m.
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"In prison, the best comes out and the worst comes out as well, because of the deprivation and suffering," he said.
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As a result, the whole country suffers from sleep deprivation—getting an hour less on average than the rest of Europe.
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There also was long-term incommunicado detention in unsanitary conditions, unlawful rendition, forced nudity, food deprivation and diapering, among other things.
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I had sleep deprivation which can cause dementia 10 to 20203 years from now, I wouldn't even remember my son's name.
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I had sleep deprivation which can cause dementia 10 to 20 years from now, I wouldn't even remember my son's name.
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Underneath could be hunger, sleep deprivation, overstimulation, having big feelings, working on a developmental skill or being in a new environment.
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The itchiness has led to open sores on his body, sleep deprivation, hypertension and anxiety, Mr. Weaver said in the complaint.
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A lot of the hauntings, as you might imagine, come from this environment of extreme deprivation and degradation of the laws.
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Passengers are probably not even consciously aware of the deprivation and inequality, and how much it is stressing them out, DeCelles said.
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Then, the relative deprivation suffered by Mr Corbyn's middle-class fans will be the least of the country's problems. Economist.com/blogs/bagehot
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Hazle sued for deprivation of his First Amendment rights and was eventually won a settlement of nearly $2 million for wrongful imprisonment.
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" Lynch added, "But residents of Ferguson have suffered the deprivation of their constitutional rights – the rights guaranteed to all Americans – for decades.
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This supercharging then might make the effects of any oxygen deprivation to the area caused by an overdose all the more damaging.
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In a meta-analysis of 11 studies, the authors showed that people ate 385 extra calories following a night of sleep deprivation.
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Using infographics, it displays the global impact of sleep deprivation: In the UK, it's $50 billion, or 1.86 percent of our GDP.
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We make it up one of the mid-size dunes and decide to head back down before G. dies from oxygen deprivation.
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By now, you probably know that in addition to being frustrating, sleep deprivation can also have negative effects on your overall health.
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I was motivated to shed those pounds, and seeing if wine was the culprit felt like a fun experiment, versus a deprivation.
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Marlo is hesitant to accept such an extravagant gesture, but sleep deprivation has a way of bringing the desperation out of her.
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At the same time, it was appropriate for poor whites to benefit, King said, because they suffer deprivation, if not racial discrimination.
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But after a seemingly endless montage of late-night diaper changes, feedings, breast-pumping and alarming sleep-deprivation, she finally gives in.
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But what we do know is that most likely Pyongyang will remain unaccountable for the oppression and deprivation of its common citizens.
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I'm sure a lot of people cope better with sleep deprivation, childbirth, and breastfeeding — I'm sure there are also women that haven't.
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A recent United Nations report accused the DGCIM of torture – including electric shocks, suffocation, waterboarding, sexual violence, and water and food deprivation.
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Sleep is important for quality of life, and sleep deprivation is associated with health risks like increased blood pressure and heart disease.
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This was the second time West was spotted out and about since he was hospitalized for exhaustion and sleep deprivation last month.
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We also know that sleep deprivation — even just one night — can wreak havoc on those processes and our system as a whole.
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When my husband Tom and I became new parents and were deranged from sleep deprivation, we got in one argument after another.
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Previous reported experiences of individuals held under this measure have included prolonged questioning, close and constant monitoring and sleep deprivation, Rosenzweig said.
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Prince William welcomed Prince Harry to the "sleep deprivation society that is parenting" when his and Meghan Markle's son Archie was born.
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The ultimate dopamine fast is complete sensory deprivation, like maybe floating in a dark water tank or locking oneself in a closet.
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" Another officer wrote that she "may not do too well on an I.Q. test primarily because of deprivation as to cultural background.
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Yet restitution serves as a powerful recognition of the deprivation of property rights and a testament to countries' efforts to acknowledge history.
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As Petruchio proceeds to woo, marry and subdue (through deprivation and humiliation) the rebellious Katherina, his eyes grow more feverish and uncertain.
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They included prolonged sleep deprivation; stress positions; confining the prisoner inside small, wooden boxes; slamming him into a plywood wall; and waterboarding.
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Mr. Slahi wrote of extensive sleep deprivation, beatings, dousings with ice water, and of being shackled for days in a freezing cell.
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Sleeping-in won't erase the negative health effects of sleep deprivation during the week and irregular sleep patterns can compound health problems.
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For a time, I said I had crossed the line when I participated in the sleep deprivation of a prisoner in Falluja.
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The combination of sleep deprivation, light therapy, and either SPA or ongoing medication is referred to as 'triple chronotherapy,' Wirz-Justice explains.
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Moving forward, he hopes this research may provide insight into developing countermeasures for sleep deprivation and treatments for conditions such as depression.
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My mother would never let me have one, a deprivation she and I are still working through — or at least I am.
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Though still high, deprivation has fallen by nearly half — not least in places like Siklosnagyfalu, where villagers benefit from their workfare wages.
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And for many, there is perhaps no time of life with such prolonged sleep deprivation as during the early child-rearing years.
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Studies on the cognitive impacts of androgen-deprivation therapy have had mixed results, Jayadevappa and his colleagues note in JAMA Network Open.
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The Simplest Way to Drastically Improve Your Life: More Sleep Sleep deprivation is the invisible ceiling to how good life can be.
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But that rationalization doesn't stop the feeling of knowing ourselves, every day, to be complicit in other people's maltreatment, deprivation, and loss.
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It's as good a time as any to learn about how sleep deprivation increases our risk of cancer, heart attack and Alzheimer's.
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The office described her as being "in a state of accumulated fatigue and chronic sleep deprivation" at the time of her death.
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Yet these effects, taken together, have much more in common with sleep deprivation than with Tourette-like outbursts of insults and epithets.
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If this is what being in a sensory deprivation tank of water feels like, I need to dunk myself in it immediately.
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Families who lose a child are more likely to show problems that already existed, like evidence of social deprivation and poor health.
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Such a move would reduce the legal risk to interrogators who employ harsh tactics not on that list, like prolonged sleep deprivation.
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Past research has linked prolonged sensory deprivation - such as loss of hearing - with social isolation and cognitive decline, the study team notes.
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"That was an unexpected find," Wright said, adding that more research is needed to see whether sleep deprivation might affect women differently.
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And that's where the theory of so-called mate deprivation comes in, particularly considering the competitive nature of dating for snow monkeys.
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They grew up in the shadow of the war, many of them experiencing daily violence, forced migrations, loss of jobs and deprivation.
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The 37-year-old South African spent days in hospital after enduring severe sleep deprivation, acute overheating, "salt mouth" and extreme fatigue.
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Onto this saturated terrain steps Steven Stoll's "Ramp Hollow: The Ordeal of Appalachia," a historian's look at where Appalachian deprivation comes from.
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That would represent the biggest one-off reduction in poverty in human history, liberating hundreds of millions of people from extreme deprivation.
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They demand not tax cuts for the rich or deprivation for the poor but a health care system that works for everyone.
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Children in detention are at very high risk of exposure to physical and sexual assault, family separation, environmental deprivation and forced relocation.
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The word diet is commonly associated with deprivation and strict rules, and this is one of the biggest reasons why they fail.
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"The residents of Ferguson have suffered the deprivation of their constitutional rights — the rights guaranteed to all Americans — for decades," Ms. Lynch said.
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The sentences came months after Baroni and Kelly were found guilty on seven counts in November, including conspiracy, fraud and civil rights deprivation.
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Small spoiler alert (but not really a spoiler): In season 1, the Stranger Things kids need to build a makeshift sensory deprivation tank.
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But with constantly evolving recipes, such as black bean brownie batter, cashew Alfredo sauce, and coconut carrot cake bites, no deprivation is required.
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So they subjected him to forced nudity, sleep deprivation, loud noises, physical abuse, and "water treatment" (waterboarding), according to newly released CIA cables.
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For civilians, the sudden eruption of pitched battle in the area had come as a terrifying conclusion to years of deprivation and bombardment.
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A Billboard source said the rapper had been suffering from exhaustion and sleep deprivation, and he consented to hospitalization after consulting his doctor.
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Dehydration, sleep deprivation, blood pressure issues and your food and drink choices (such as chocolate, alcohol, caffeine) could all trigger an exertion headache.
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Autopsies had concluded that the provisional cause of death was a combination of hypoxia - oxygen deprivation - and hyperthermia - overheating - in an enclosed space.
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The brain is highly sensitive to lack of oxygen; permanent brain damage sets in after four minutes of oxygen deprivation in most situations.
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But the naive, mournful deadpan of its narrator, combined with the hypnotic sensory deprivation of 360-degree video, makes it feel appropriately creepy.
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There are several reasons why that is, but in part, it's due to the drag a chronic sleep deprivation has on your metabolism.
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As political scientist Robert Putnam put it recently, perhaps economic deprivation has provided "dry tinder" for Trump's inflammatory appeals to race and xenophobia.
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Nothing visual, but you get something more than what you had hoped for the first time you lay in that sensory deprivation tank.
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Another study found that excessive nighttime smartphone use in young people was causing chronic sleep deprivation, which was negatively affecting their academic success.
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In other words, sleep deprivation could wear down the motivation to lie just as it wears down the motivation to insist on innocence.
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In case you haven't heard of it, sensory deprivation is taking the beauty-and-wellness industry (and, likely, your Instagram feed) by storm.
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After five hours, I'd say the Geneva Convention should be amended to say that more than four hours of capitalism deprivation is torture.
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It was until the Milan Conference in 1880 that led to language deprivation and... ultimately our culture, our job opportunities, and our intelligence.
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But Hackney is also, on a measure of "multiple deprivation", the 1003th most deprived of more than 400 local-authority areas in Britain.
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In 2016 Human Rights Watch, an NGO, documented cases of beatings, sleep deprivation, stress positions and other forms of torture in shuanggui jails.
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It's a perfect storm of factors that come with Western living — processed foods, sleep deprivation, not enough exercise, and a dozen other factors.
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And we know that from the 1950s on, statistically, women did better in isolation tests and in sensory-deprivation tests than men did.
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Fortunately, being a TV showrunner on her comedy The Mindy Project helped prep Kaling, 39, for the sleep deprivation all new moms face.
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Sleep deprivation is a common experience for mothers with infants: Babies don't care what time of the night it is when they're hungry.
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"If all that defines a person is his or her sexual activity, then consecrated virginity would be a life of deprivation," Byers adds.
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The Human Rights Watch report details disappearances and extensive use of torture, including deprivation of sleep, water and food, as well as beatings.
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It's fair to say that with physical exhaustion, sleep deprivation and a lack of savoury food we are being tested to our limits.
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Your visual memory and ability to learn are also thought to be vulnerable to sleep deprivation -- sleep hygiene seems the way to go.
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It's a simple equation: My body is used to the cycle of deprivation and indulgence, and my mind is riddled with food insecurity.
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Mrs May should put new ones in areas of social deprivation, says Don Porter of Conservative Voice, a pressure group that backs grammars.
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As you can imagine, how those continue to affect us depends on whether the deprivation is short-lived or long-term and chronic.
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Sleep deprivation is more dangerous than people might think, coming with increased risks of heart disease and dementia, according to Johns Hopkins University.
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As for the new study, "this is the most comprehensive study to date of how this varies by levels of deprivation," McKee said.
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Its position on a ranking of "multiple deprivation", a rounded measure of poverty in English constituencies, has worsened by eight places since 220.
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" Rather, "the evidence is also clear that the ability of the accused to drive his vehicle was impaired by sleep deprivation and drowsiness.
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And heavy users of social media and video games often suffer from sleep deprivation, which seems to be associated with anxiety and depression.
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In the workplace, sleep deprivation results in injuries and decreased productivity, which is thought to cost the U.S. eighteen billion dollars each year.
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Bertolini tackled one widespread issue in the business world, sleep deprivation, by creating an incentive program that pays employees to get more sleep.
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I wondered how they fit a cryotherapy chamber and a sensory deprivation pod in there, in addition to regular treatment and massage rooms.
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Charges against 20133 guards, 35 inmates and 27 outside facilitators include racketeering, conspiracy to distribute drugs, aiding and abetting and deprivation of rights.
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The holiday is tomorrow — and it's clear this particular pair of parents will be celebrating in style, in love, and in sleep deprivation.
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But the new study represents the first time that scientists have found the system to be affected by sleep deprivation, Dr. Hanlon said.
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I took advantage of my emotional rawness and had a good cry, working through childhood issues that this feeling of deprivation brought up.
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Assange's lawyer said Manning, who is transgender, had been subjected to sleep deprivation and forced to parade naked in front of military personnel.
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We finished "Sleep Deprivation" just days before the album was done, and it kind of points the way for were we were heading.
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He's also spent time soaking in a sensory deprivation tank, and thinks that somehow the two experiences can share a core operating principle.
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And when the days of sleep deprivation pile on top of each other, and anxiety mounts, it produces a very surreal hallucinatory state.
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It's true she was confined to a walk-in closet that locked from the outside and that she went through extreme sensory deprivation.
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One in five American children is poor by the count of LIS, a data archive tracking well-being and deprivation around the world.
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A foreign visitor, guided by government minders, visited a world that seemed removed from the country's punishing economic sanctions, international isolation and deprivation.
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Minor transgressions were punished with ritual humiliation, such as being forced to wear cow udders or suffer extreme deprivation of food or heat.
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But even without these, audience members may pick up, here and there, on the signs of past deprivation that appear etched into faces.
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It's sort of like readjusting your eyes and ears, or like sensory deprivation with a long pause of waiting for something to happen.
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Don't get me wrong: I was by no means Santa Cecilia material, but I knew that I was out of my deprivation depth.
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But Runt and Pig have reached an age when imagination is no longer enough to keep the real world of deprivation at bay.
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So I think we're being overly materialistic if we assume that the struggles with the working class are just material and cultural deprivation.
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This deprivation of liberty amounts to modern-day slavery and allows for inhumane treatment, which Eritrea currently has no legal mechanisms to redress.
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Interviews with people who were held in the camps reveal allegations of beatings and food deprivation, as well as medical experimentation on prisoners.
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Interviews with people who were held in the facilities reveal allegations of beatings and food deprivation, as well as medical experimentation on prisoners.
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The program, which has since been renounced by the C.I.A., included techniques like waterboarding, sleep deprivation, confinements in boxes and other interrogation techniques.
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Most Americans had no patience for stories of abuse and deprivation, but judges still did, even if they couldn't do anything about it.
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Interestingly, the results showed that those who were suffering with sleep deprivation didn't just have issues with shying away from those around them.
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If there's one thing dietitians and food experts agree on, it's that deprivation and villainizing "bad" foods leads to binging and diet failures.
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"Physical stress and sleep deprivation are applied to reveal authentic character traits," the Navy says on its official Naval Special Warfare recruiting site.
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Apple was scolded for its negligence in protecting children from addictive behavior that often leads to depression, sleep deprivation and decreased mental health.
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Overloaded by music Loud or frightening sounds have also been shown to strengthen the effects of other torture methods, such as sleep deprivation.
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Some see the continued existence of deprivation in America as a reason to shrink the safety net, believing it to have been ineffective.
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Peaceful demonstrations calling for democracy toppled former President Omar al-Bashir, but continuing economic deprivation may lead frustrations to boil over once again.
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Interviews with people who were held in the camps reveal allegations of beatings and food deprivation as well as medical experimentation on prisoners.
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Four years later, he died at the age of 50 from a mix of powerful drugs he had been administered for sleep deprivation.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics warns that the overuse of screens can put children at risk of problems like obesity and sleep deprivation.
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The report details how he was subjected to constant music, sleep deprivation, stripped down to his diaper and placed in an "extremely cold" cell.
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What they found was an indictment of sleep deprivation — even after weekend catch-up sleep — and a potential explanation for why some diets fail.
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" "I personally struggle with sleep deprivation due to constant, widespread itchiness that feels more like I'm being stung or bitten then I am 'itchy.
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In the aftermath of launch, with everyone punch-drunk on giddiness, sleep deprivation, and too much coffee, it was all anyone could talk about.
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The same spa also offers float therapy, and after my brief cryo-freeze, I reserved a tank for an hour-long sensory-deprivation experience.
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Judge Forrest ultimately agreed: "Before the deprivation of liberty, there is due process, and an aversion to acts that are unnecessarily evil," she said.
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"The Working Group therefore considers that Mr. Rajab's deprivation of liberty is arbitrary," it said, adding that: "no such trial" should have taken place.
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In "One Year Performance 1981–1982 (Outdoor Piece)," Hsieh inhabited a further sustained deprivation: he remained outside for a year without taking any shelter.
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In this state of self-deprecating deprivation, I wanted what others had, hated anyone who had more space, time, money, education, a better career.
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"Living in areas with higher economic deprivation was associated with lower odds of receiving surgery for both black and white patients," the study found.
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Now, the panel has determined that Assange has "been subjected to different forms of deprivation of liberty" since his initial arrest back in 2010.
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Later, they plan to go to the Empire Fighting Chance, which aims to fight the impact of deprivation on young people's lives through boxing.
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They were among more than one million who streamed into the continent, fleeing increasing conflict and deprivation in the Middle East, Africa and Asia.
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It also denied there had been "any political censorship, restriction of the freedom of speech or deprivation of the right to stand for elections".
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The primary driver behind these cravings is a glitch in your body's hunger signals, likely caused by extended periods of unhealthy dieting and deprivation.
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After Eleven manages to make contact with Joyce's son in the "upside-down," she emerges from a makeshift sensory deprivation tank trembling in fear.
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Guillermo Ravelo, 37, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to deprive a person of his civil rights and deprivation of civil rights under color of law.
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It added that the program used such methods as starvation, beating, sleep deprivation, forced nudity and water dousing to break the will of prisoners.
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Controlled atmosphere stunning, on the other hand, uses gas to knock the birds out before they die of oxygen deprivation or later bleed-out.
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According to the RAND report: Sleep deprivation costs the U.S. between $280 billion and $411 billion a year, depending on the economic modeling scenario.
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The experience may also revive previously repressed emotions related to earlier losses or traumas, as well as earlier feelings of deprivation, anger, or guilt.
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"The most immediate human performance factor in military effectiveness is degradation of performance under stressful conditions, particularly sleep deprivation," according to the 2008 report.
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And stroke makes the brain vulnerable even after the initial event: Oxygen deprivation causes a severe drop in brain pH, leading to damaged neurons.
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I want to listen to this song on repeat in a sensory deprivation tank, but I'm a bit worried it might break my brain?
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"Call it sleep deprivation or desperation, but something made me want to email the president that night, so I did," Martin said on Wednesday.
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The first week, you'll be recovering from any sleep deprivation, but the next week you'll get an idea of what your body naturally needs.
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If CR gets him far enough to benefit from these marvels then a few decades of deprivation might translate into additional centuries of life.
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Powering through seemed to be the unspoken mantra — Ms. Fulenwider said that sleep deprivation makes people more emotionally vulnerable and apt to open up.
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The report acknowledged success in reducing some symptoms of deprivation since the 1990s, including an overall drop in infant mortality rates and extreme poverty.
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A total of 65 individuals got charged with deprivation of civil rights under color of law during fiscal year 2018, according to the DOJ.
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Thailand's transformation to an upper-middle-income country in less than a generation has lifted millions out of poverty, but inequality and deprivation persist.
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She started taking sleep more seriously after fainting at her desk in 2007 from sleep deprivation and exhaustion, breaking her cheekbone in the process.
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A pregnant teenage girl who marries, however, is more likely to suffer economic deprivation and instability than a pregnant teenage girl who stays single.
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In fact, sleep deprivation has been linked to car accidents and negligence, as well as health effects such as heart disease, stroke, and diabetes.
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More from Tonic: In recent years, most clinical trials have added adjunctive therapies to build on the immediate antidepressant effect of the sleep deprivation.
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The suicide rate is in part driven by the legacies of colonization: deprivation, community breakdown, and high rates of incarceration among the indigenous community.
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As well as blasting faddy health "lifestyles," Warner's blog covers the misconceptions surrounding processed foods and links between social deprivation and what we eat.
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But research by Network Rail last year found that youth trespassing on the railways is more prevalent in areas with higher socio-economic deprivation.
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Learning the art of delegation is also key in this process, he said, noting how both entrepreneurs and new parents suffer from sleep deprivation.
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Hormones do affect cognition, and, as anyone who has ever done shift work or had jet lag knows, sleep deprivation saps our mental abilities.
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The "poverty industry" run by the middle classes, he said, misunderstands deprivation because they are not part of it, however well-intentioned they are.
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When a child doesn't gain language fluency during this period, language deprivation results, and one's capacity for intellectual development is diminished substantially and permanently.
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I felt great respect for my friend's willpower and the idea of Ramadan: to experience deprivation in order to stir empathy with the poor.
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"In those first couple months, you're essentially getting P.O.W.-level sleep deprivation," said Neel Shah, an obstetrician and assistant professor at Harvard Medical School.
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Sleep deprivation would be less of a problem in hospitals if the sound from the TV sets in patients' rooms were emitted through earphones.
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The effects on deep child poverty — the share of kids living on less than half the poverty line, in truly extreme deprivation — are larger.
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Sleep deprivation is usually what sent my manic state over the edge in the past, and when it happened then, I become really aggressive.
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This connection between deprivation and suicide was also strongest in rural communities, especially later in the study period, researchers report in JAMA Network Open.
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When you see other people doing it, not spending feels more like a creative challenge connected to a sense of purpose, rather than deprivation.
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As a result, they felt they had not been free to experiment sexually, and this feeling of deprivation led them to open their marriages.
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" She also said they would give North Korea's leaders "a taste of the deprivation they have chosen to inflict on the North Korean people.
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Deprivation of citizenship should be classified as a crime against humanity, Arendt argued, because most legal protections are now conferred through functioning state governments.
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Their speeches showed the common touch, perhaps nurtured by memories of childhood deprivation, and were peppered with "down home" rhetoric that connected with audiences.
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Nik, who is training with wind machines and an oxygen-deprivation mask, said the volcanic gases could pose a real threat to the wire.
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Today there's treats from a coworker who just got back from Japan and we talk about sleep deprivation and quickly run over our caseloads.
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Self-deprivation could, after all, be rebranded as a form of vanity, of narcissism, of immoderation — taking more than one's due by another script.
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Going to bed because you have to wake up early every day this week, or because sleep deprivation leads to long-term cognitive decline?
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Researchers of the period demonstrated that sensory deprivation and manipulation, including extended bouts of noise, could bring about the disintegration of a subject's personality.
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Once I returned home, my family and I were immediately placed under house arrest, during which we suffered from extreme deprivation, isolation, and beatings.
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Communist regimes cannot sustain prolonged periods of piece; they need enemies and hostilities to justify the deprivation and suffering they bring upon the population.
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Both men pleaded guilty to deprivation of rights for falsely arresting a 16-year-old boy for a series of unsolved burglaries in 2013.
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She described North Koreans as educated and worldly despite being so isolated, though her travels also showed her the deprivation many ordinary Koreans face.
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He tells me that after the third sleep deprivation, she experienced a full remission in her symptoms and returned to Sicily with her husband.
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A 2014 study found that a large portion of astronauts on the space station suffer from sleep deprivation — with many resorting to sleeping pills.
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Finally agreeing to submit to the cure — whatever it may be — Lockhart finds himself in a sensory deprivation tank, connected to an oxygen tube.
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A cease-fire with Pakistan has been in place since 2003, but soldiers live in constant danger of frostbite, oxygen deprivation, hidden crevasses and avalanches.
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She said citizenship was a right rather than a privilege, and described citizenship deprivation followed by expulsion as the "political equivalent of the death penalty".
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When Arianna Huffington collapsed in 2007, hitting her face on a desk and breaking her cheekbone, sleep deprivation was the last thing on her mind.
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At first she thought it was sleep deprivation—she hadn't had a good night's sleep—but that had never given her the spins like this.
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Sources close to Kanye speculate that the rapper was suffering from sleep deprivation, exhaustion, and stress exacerbated by the proximity to his mother's death anniversary.
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This is what sets sound baths apart from other popular, technology-based options that aim to relieve stress, from sensory deprivation tanks to cryotherapy machines.
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The barrio was usually presented as a one-dimensional hellscape devoid of complexity, full of violence, deprivation and despair—and to some degree, that's true.
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Before it's over, some runners will have experienced three sunrises, two nights of running, perhaps a few harmless hallucinations, serious blisters and numbing sleep deprivation.
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