lose sleep

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lose sleep (over somebody/something)

to be worried and unable to relax because of something An asteroid could hit the earth, but it's not something you should lose sleep over.

See also: lose, sleep

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Likewise, having more than four electronic devices in your bedroom is a sure way to lose sleep. Getting enough sleep by Sohn, Emily / Science News for Kids If you continue to lose sleep day after day, there's a noted decrease in alertness and performance. Mars or bust: science helps those with the right stuff keep their ... by Greene, Katie / Science News No wonder finance executives lose sleep, worrying about plugging leaks instead of focusing on value-added initiatives. Using technology to trim revenue and receivables leakage: progressive ... by Srivastava, Sanjay / Financial Executive More results

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Likewise, having more than four electronic devices in your bedroom is a sure way to lose sleep.

Getting enough sleep by Sohn, Emily / Science News for Kids

If you continue to lose sleep day after day, there's a noted decrease in alertness and performance.

Mars or bust: science helps those with the right stuff keep their ... by Greene, Katie / Science News

No wonder finance executives lose sleep, worrying about plugging leaks instead of focusing on value-added initiatives.

Using technology to trim revenue and receivables leakage: progressive ... by Srivastava, Sanjay / Financial Executive

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