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insomnia

Difficulty in falling asleep and sustaining sleep. Insomnia may be caused by mental or physical factors, with anxiety being the commonest cause. It results in the sufferer feeling perpetually tired. See also sleep disorder.
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WORKERS are having to endure sleepless nights because they are worrying about the future.
Workers feel so sick and tired by The Mirror (London, England)
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Armadillos cause for sleeplees nights by Janak, J. / Countryside & Small Stock Journal
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