Back at the tented camp, the chorus of Serengeti wildlife ensured it would be a sleepless night.
In 1971, two German researchers reported that a sleepless night had transformed a depressed patient.
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The trouble is that everyone needs to sleep, and even a short morning nap after a sleepless night brings the depression roaring back.
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Landing the inside slot did not cause McGaughey a sleepless night.
"It's been a sleepless night, " Hartuv told CNN by phone Sunday.
Boateng spent a sleepless night after his walkout, but promised to carry on his campaign to highlight the abuse he could experience in the future.
After a sleepless night spent rebooting the phone and talking to his support staff in the U.S., he contacted Verizon Wireless customer service, which immediately pinpointed the problem: The phone was functional in more than 160 countries, but not Japan.
And as we were flying here with the campaign from Iowa to New Hampshire, it was a sleepless night, in part because a lot of Clinton's advisers were up trying to talk about the plan for Iowa, the plan for New Hampshire.
And although the film is full of sly perceptions about race relations, Franklin treats everything matter-of-factly: the ironies sneak up on us slowly, like the huge, harsh Southern California sun rising on the groggy survivors of a long sleepless night.
Jackson died on the morning of June 25, 2009, after a long, sleepless night in which Murray used sedatives and propofol to treat his insomnia, according to court testimony in the doctor's criminal trial.
Ed Chipperfield, a long-time east Oxford resident, has suffered sleepless nights from late-night revellers.
The 21-year-old Magnussen will look for personal redemption by contending for a gold medal in the 50-meter freestyle, though his disappointment thus far left him sleepless last night.
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