People are losing sleep or certainly were losing sleep over this.
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So it's no surprise that Hong Kongers are losing sleep.
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Canada, to be frank, isn't losing sleep over these negotiations.
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A. Oh my God, Mike, I'm losing sleep over it.
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Canelo also says he ain't losing sleep over the Mayweather vs.
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But to be totally honest, I'm not losing sleep over this.
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Losing sleep quiets the areas in your brain that inhibit you.
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"We're not losing sleep over it," Connolly said of the shortage.
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Take the quiz and join me in losing sleep over it.
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"I'm not losing sleep over comets perturbed by Scholz's Star," he said.
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But leaders of three massive U.S. companies aren't losing sleep over it.
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Chris Young torched his way through "Losing Sleep" from his upcoming record.
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Hilary Duff is not losing sleep over unsolicited criticism about her parenting.
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I have been losing sleep since the rise of the Trump phenomena.
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But I worry about the long-term health ramifications of losing sleep.
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But one over-the-top quote is not worth losing sleep over.
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But, he adds, investors should not be losing sleep over the headlines.
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Steve Bannon isn't losing sleep over Russia's interference in the 2016 election.
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But that's not the No. 1 reason Americans say they're losing sleep.
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Losing sleep over the fact that you passed up on Memorial Day sales?
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I'm not losing sleep about forgetting the 20 things brides apparently always forget.
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"I'm literally losing sleep over Donald Trump," Boot told me over the phone.
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So I'm not losing sleep over it per se—we've seen this before.
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Another actress pointed out that Australians aren't losing sleep over playing American roles.
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Assignment editors are losing sleep as they plan for the next seven days.
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For the past week, Victor Chang and Maggie Cheung have been losing sleep.
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"No one is losing sleep over that one," one White House source said.
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This week he also announced his Losing Sleep World Tour, which kicks off Jan.
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But now, there's a very real threat that may leave everyone here losing sleep.
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They tell us what we're losing sleep over, how we're feeling as a whole.
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That endless scrolling feed may be addicting, but it's not worth losing sleep over.
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Young's big week continues with the debut of his seventh album, Losing Sleep, on Friday.
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And while we're on the subject … here's how to share a bed without losing sleep.
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"Losing sleep, having no motivation and just haven't been myself because of it," she continued.
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Jamie Dimon isn't losing sleep over Facebook's bid to create a new global financial system.
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He is also not losing sleep over fighting in front of a pro-Povetkin crowd.
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Kardashian got fans talking on Tuesday after she shared a mysterious quote about losing sleep.
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I'm so prepared to buy this mini retro console that I'm literally losing sleep over it.
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Descalzi denied losing sleep over geopolitical issues, but urged politicians to create a "good" investment environment.
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Losing sleep and out of ideas, Moore took a friend's advice and called a pet psychic.
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Allowing stress to build up, losing sleep and sitting all day without exercising all add up.
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Americans are losing sleep over their ability to retire, but few are doing anything about it.
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Tarantino isn't losing sleep over the comparison, though: "They're keeping me pop-culturally relevant," he said.
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Frankly, all Americans should be losing sleep over the unintended consequences of this misguided tax scheme.
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Every media company in the world, from Comcast to Disney, is losing sleep over this deal.
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Skin Deep When Heidi Imhof started losing her hair at 42, she also started losing sleep.
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Days later, UPS CEO David Abney said he wasn&apost losing sleep over Smith&aposs claim.
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At the same time, fewer parents reported they are losing sleep this year over college costs.
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Cross this item off your list of things to do and stop losing sleep over life insurance.
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Bank of America's technology and operations chief Cathy Bessant isn't losing sleep over Apple's new credit card.
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The one thing we know for sure: The year is too young to be losing sleep over.
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Of course, investors who are losing sleep about the market's big gains are probably in the minority.
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She was losing sleep at night worrying about the prospect of her future and her family's livelihood.
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I started losing sleep and got nauseous every Sunday night over the start of the next workweek.
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Plus, he signed a $56 million contract extension in 2014 ... so he ain't losing sleep over it.
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But I began losing sleep over this long before the recent buzz, when his candidacy was first announced.
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Billionaire buy-and-hold investor Ron Baron told CNBC on Friday he's losing sleep over the presidential election.
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Asked for a comment on the book, Vatican spokesman Greg Burke said: "We're not losing sleep over it".
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The game is so addictive people are literally losing sleep over it because they gotta catch 'em all.
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But researchers are still working on the possibilities of human hibernation, and maybe even losing sleep over it.
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Even Mike Huckabee, Sanders' father, says she's not losing sleep over it, so isn't it time to move on?
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Guess she's leaving it to the lawyers to sort out ... 'cause Dream's mommy doesn't look like she's losing sleep.
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"Athletes have been losing sleep," said Lauryn Williams, a track and field and bobsled athlete from the United States.
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Another resident discussed feeling unsafe and losing sleep because the front door of her building does not lock properly.
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They may not take pleasure in it like Negan does, but they're also not losing sleep over dispatching Saviors, either.
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Some Atlanta Braves fans are already losing sleep over the name change because the MLB team plays at SunTrust Park.
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You may be losing sleep over the presidential election, but at least you can breathe easy over your household finances.
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There's a way to give feedback — negative, positive, neutral — without losing sleep or fearing you drank the company Kool-Aid.
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The five-time Grammy winner recently said that he's not worried about losing sleep from taking care of a newborn.
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That nobody else onstage seems to hear it is just one of many, many enigmas not worth losing sleep over.
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RM: I feel like I am always losing sleep over making work whether it is for a fair or not!
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"I wouldn't be losing sleep over it in the way that I literally lost sleep over it in 2008," he added.
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Following a report by Bankrate, Business Insider looked at the money issue that each generation is losing sleep over the most.
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They're not losing sleep over the latest "Trump voters in a diner" article because they haven't even read the first one (!).
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"Losing sleep here and there and coming across interpersonal tensions in daily life is really common for people," Dr. Wilson said.
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Losing sleep, or having disordered sleep in which sleep cycles are disrupted, can interfere with the brain's ability to clean up.
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Post-election anxiety aside, Avidan said he also wasn't surprised that the Twitter map showed more people losing sleep in major cities.
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Another child might not see the same benefit while also losing sleep and physical activity as a result of excessive screen time.
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Fresh off an ACM nomination for male vocalist of the year, he has been enjoying regular sellouts on his Losing Sleep tour.
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Millennials are decades away from retirement, but they are losing sleep over whether they will have enough saved once they get there.
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But since World War II, it has been in the wrong time zone, and Spaniards have actually been losing sleep over it.
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Around our third month together, Josh started losing sleep because of nightmares and intrusive thoughts in which I played a starring role.
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If there's one data breach worth losing sleep over, it's a leak that involves your tax return, said Matt Cullina, CEO of CyberScout.
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Most importantly, on the laundry list of things Democrats should be losing sleep over, Hillary Clinton's book should be pretty much dead last.
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And he'll be rejoining Chris Young on the fall leg of his "Losing Sleep" tour after a successful run on the spring leg.
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Plumb joked that Tarantino must be wondering where his royalties are, but it doesn't seem like the director is losing sleep over it.
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Ultimately, Carroll said, he's not losing sleep over the question of "What is nothing?" even if it's a fascinating thing to think about.
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"Mob Wives" star Drita D'Avanzo isn't losing sleep over her gun and drugs case anymore, but her husband -- he's still sweating it out.
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For children and teens, using cell phones, tablets and computers at night is associated with losing sleep time and sleep quality, new research finds.
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We know that there are passionate people in the U.S. government who are fighting for my father every day, losing sleep over his case.
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Can't blame George for dressing down ... guy's gotta be losing sleep these days, or he just doesn't care 'cause he's worth half a billion.
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Whether you are putting in extra hours at work or staying up all night worrying about finances, losing sleep is not good for you.
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I'm not aware there's a base of voters who are losing sleep every night over the epidemic of pornography as a public health crisis.
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But it was also personal: She was losing sleep over how her parents would fare alone on an island where power is still unreliable.
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"He said he was losing sleep after he had learned that there were these blind triplet boys who had it really rough," Cantos tells PEOPLE.
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But there is a whole lot of other interesting stuff going on there—so maybe it's worth losing sleep by getting excited about science. Nerd.
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"It might sound a bit counterintuitive, but that way, we're not creating a negative association with our bed and losing sleep over it," she said.
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So I'm not losing sleep over my flying and eating habits — and I'll only make big changes if the price tags get a lot bigger.
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"If it bothers me so much that somebody 20 years ago took advantage of his position and I'm losing sleep, that is still unfair," he said.
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"Our app was so filled to the brim with [reuploaded] footage from the livestream, I was actually losing sleep at night," the moderator told BuzzFeed News.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star shared a cryptic quote about losing sleep as she prepares to move back to Cleveland with boyfriend Tristan Thompson.
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How many prominent men are losing sleep, drinking too much, and running the playback tape that might contain an inappropriate comment or touch in the past?
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Research suggests that losing sleep slightly increases the body's need for calories, but that people who are sleep deprived often consume far more than they need.
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Now he's losing sleep over the prospect that the virus could cost him his food truck and catering business, which provides three jobs, including his own.
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The bad thing about losing sleep is that you [then] need more time to accomplish things, and you get into a vicious cycle because you're not effective.
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Omarion says he's not losing sleep over his baby mama's situation with Lil Fizz ... just as long as they don't get down on the B2K reunion tour!!!
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He rolls up his sleeves, exposing his fungi field guide tattoo sleeve, waxing on about this so-called flying insect soup recipe he's been losing sleep over.
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The members of the Republican baseball team there that day are still losing sleep and searching for new psychological resources to help them account for what happened.
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Over all, hourly workers described going hungry, not being able to pay bills, scrambling to arrange child care, losing housing, losing sleep and feeling stressed and unhealthy.
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Extremely uneven, this 10-episode Amazon series collectively proves pretty forgettable -- yielding a concept that, in this age of binge viewing, literally isn't worth losing sleep over.
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Others said they worried about their finances, losing sleep, the health of their babies and their partners, and not having enough time to spend with their children.
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"There is a very serious risk he will be tortured or killed in prison to the point where I'm losing sleep over it," Smith said in an interview.
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Perdue Farms CEO Randy Day isn't losing sleep over the trade spat with China, despite the fact the poultry giant also sells U.S. pork hit by new tariffs.
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Mothers, he said, "appear to be particularly vulnerable to losing sleep," and may accumulate chronic sleep deficits, which may affect their well-being and their functioning as parents.
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I think about the TSA officer in Cincinnati who told me he was losing sleep about potentially missing a mortgage payment for the first time in his life.
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In one episode, Green spoke to a new manager at a non-profit, who wanted to change company culture because employees were losing sleep over work-related tasks.
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"If you're nervous and if you're losing sleep, you need to get yourself to a financial expert to partner up with before making any drastic moves," Sun said.
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Of those who are tossing and turning, 18% are doing so because of credit card debt, which is the No. 1 reason people are losing sleep, the survey found.
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"The Palestinians want to give the impression that their issue is still high in the sky and everybody is losing sleep because of the Palestinian question," Professor Qaq said.
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A World Cup quarterfinal against Brazil was a challenge, defender Vincent Kompany said, but he and his teammates would not be "losing sleep" over the identity of their opponents.
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Heck, the country star, known for hits such as "Losing Sleep" and "Hangin' On," has been able to sing plenty of sad songs throughout his impressive career without breaking down.
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"I don't think anyone should take anything for granted in an election — but I don't think the mayor should be losing sleep about this election," Cuomo told reporters in September.
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On Thursday — two days after posting another cryptic message about losing sleep — Kardashian shared images of herself looking pretty in pink, along with a caption to try to inspire herself.
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Eighty-two percent of respondents losing sleep report taking at least one step to improve their finances, chiefly by reducing expenses, selling unused items or taking on a second job.
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"If people are losing sleep over the market and the drama that's playing out in Washington, they likely have a greater allocation to stocks than they can stomach," Manning said.
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Nearly 60 percent of young people (between the ages of 18 and 34) report losing sleep over work, compared with just 29 percent of people over the age of 55.
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Some of them are losing sleep over the fact that Senator Mitch McConnell's wife, Elaine Chao, is running the Department of Transportation while her family runs an international shipping company.
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But Gurley's friends and colleagues will tell you that he spent much of 2017 glued to his phone, losing sleep and eating poorly, obsessing over a single four-letter word: Uber.
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Brown can next be seen joining Young as a special guest on his Chris Young Losing Sleep 2018 World Tour, named after Young's recently released 7th studio album, starting in January.
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Critics may point out that she managed to establish a successful media company, the Huffington Post, after years of losing sleep and prior to becoming a champion for wellness and balance.
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Alphonzo Breland, an Internal Revenue Service employee in Oakley, California, told Reuters he has been losing sleep and trying to get a night job at a warehouse to cover his family's expenses.
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It's bad enough to not get enough rest, but if you've ever gotten anxious over losing sleep, you know how frustrating it is when that anxiety just makes your sleep deprivation even worse.
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Rather, it's the more hidden aspects of chemotherapy that stress them out in their day-to-day lives, like losing sleep or feeling like their illness is a weight on their loved ones.
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And researchers found that "springing ahead" one hour in March, thus losing sleep and increasing stress, contributes to unhealthy side effects, such as more car accidents, suicides and increased risk of heart attacks.
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Given that Ford seems intent on contemplating what we truly value, that dynamic adds up to a movie that's worth seeing, but also one lacking the kind of depth that's worth losing sleep over.
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Moir and Virtue's relationship is very real; this isn't like watching a rom-com and losing sleep over whether or not someone will ever run through an airport departures gate to win you back.
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"There are some people who critically just can't adjust, to the point where they're just losing sleep, or they miss social engagements and work responsibilities because they cannot adjust their clock," Mander says. Maybe.
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If you've ever dreamt of owning a beachfront home without losing sleep over weather damage, opportunity is knocking in South Carolina, as a "hurricane-proof" house has hit the market for a cool $4.9 million.
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If you're going on a date on a weeknight, you probably only have a few hours to spend together before you risk losing sleep and ending up groggy and grumpy at work the next day.
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Horacio Chavez, managing director of Kia Motors Mexico, said he is not losing sleep over the possibility that Mexico, the United States and Canada could impose the maximum tariffs allowed by the World Trade Organization.
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He said he is "not losing sleep" over the removal of other Confederate leaders, but he's troubled by the move to take down a memorial to Lee, a "far more complex man" than many people realize.
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One in three Americans is losing sleep over their debt, and one quarter report that debt has hurt their relationships with family, according to a survey by Mr. Cooper, a non-bank mortgage servicer and lender.
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In a report released in September by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, close to 40 percent of the people polled said they were stressed out by politics, and one in five said they have been losing sleep.
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But the reason I'm literally losing sleep over Donald Trump is, if you think about all of those previous demagogues, not a single one of them was half as close to ultimate power as Donald Trump now is.
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Though critics may point out that she managed to establish a successful media company, the Huffington Post, after years of losing sleep and prior to becoming a champion for wellness and balance, Huffington says that's not the case.
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Lead author Ben Carter, a senior lecturer in biostatistics at King's College London, and his colleagues discovered that for teens and children, the use of cell phones, tablets and computers is associated with losing sleep time and sleep quality.
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It involves so much more than that, though — tons of traveling, attending shows and presentations for weeks on end, poring over spreadsheets, hauling enormous trunks, missing flights, losing sleep, forgetting meals, and washing other people's clothing (and sometimes underwear).
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"My schedule is pretty dang full in the summer," the "Losing Sleep" singer, 33, told PEOPLE on Thursday after announcing at a USAA's Salute to Service NFL Draft event in Nashville that USAA will sponsor his Raised on Country tour.
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The parents of three – Prince George, 5, Princess Charlotte, 3, and Prince Louis, 10 months – were able to relate to the fellow parents on struggles like losing sleep, saying they opt to wake with their children despite having childcare help.
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The public was losing sleep but labels made bank from not only artists telling genuine stories of their past or creating gangster-fied personas, but also from a deadly, heated rivalry sheerly based on what side of the country someone originated.
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British snowboarder Billy Morgan, considered one of the world's most talented boarders and an athlete with a real chance of winning a rare British medal on the snow, admitted he had been losing sleep over what to expect on the Pyeongchang course.
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With so many losing sleep over the Trump administration and America's future seeming worse with each passing week, taking time to disconnect from the internet's endless torrent of horrifying headlines to pamper one's self has quickly become an essential part of sanity maintenance.
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"When it's a short-term time horizon, which is what three years is — three years is almost like tomorrow — you're better off to have safety and liquidity and see yourself making progress every month and not be losing sleep over it," he said.
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But given that the vívomove® HR is compatible with industry-standard quick-release bands, on top of more than 10 preset colorways, the only thing you'll be losing sleep over is how best to match your old-/new-school wristwatch to tomorrow's fire 'fit.
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Though there is plenty of competition for consumer attention, Tan and the 20-plus team at Carro say they aren't losing sleep over car sales sites in Southeast Asia like iCar Asia, which has been on an acquisition spree, or Rocket Internet-backed Carmudi.
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He knows that killing the Saviors is necessary, but the trauma of Glenn's murder has him losing sleep — and trying to put off the fight for as long as he can, so he can spend what might be his final days with his loved ones.
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Barbara Simons, the co-author of the book "Broken Ballots: Will Your Vote Count?" and a member of the board of advisers to the Election Assistance Commission, the federal body that oversees voting technology standards, said she had been losing sleep over just this prospect.
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If you're a member of the latter group maybe that works for you, or perhaps you've simply lost control of your inbox and are now on the verge of losing sleep at night, just praying that an easy way to free up space in your Gmail account existed.
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"It was an emotional rollercoaster, especially for me, since I made a very elaborate tool for this and kept adding features to it, to the point of losing sleep," said Duke BG, one of the folks who's obsessed over this ARG, to me in an email this morning.
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Unless the higher-ups at HBO get their hands on an ice dragon, the playing field will never be even, but with a passionate fanbase prepared to watch the series legally, a raft of Emmy wins, and only one more season to go, they're probably not losing sleep over it.
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"I wasn't losing sleep over it because even before Trump got into office, there were court cases against it, and I just looked at it as 'this is a boon for attorneys' because this will be in court for years before anything comes down to the farm level," Dufault remembers thinking about WOTUS.
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