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sleepwalk

n. a movement toward something without effort; easy advancement; an easy task. (see also cakewalk, walk.) Getting the degree was a sleepwalk. Getting a job was hell.

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Though it's great news for her fans, we just hope she doesn't sleepwalk through her roles now.

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Apparently 18% of the population sleepwalk but it is most likely to happen with children and adolescents.

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A BOY who sparked a frantic police search by going on a midnight sleepwalk is due to become a TV ce

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The actor, who has been married to the Friends star for four years, said: "She often sleepwalks and she gets a lot done when she sleeps.

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CHEF Antony Worrall Thompson has been told by the show's bosses not to sleep in the nude - because he sleepwalks.

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Thirty to fifty percent of normal children between the ages of 4 and 15 sleepwalk.