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Discover Ludwig"need a sleep" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used as an informal way of saying "need to sleep" or "need some rest." Example: I've been working non-stop for the past week, I really need a sleep.
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What if I need a sleep study?
Don't ignore this important symptom ask your doctor if you need a sleep study.
Nor do we need a sleep researcher to confirm that the 10 extra minutes of sleep you get after hitting the snooze button "are not restorative or restful".
"Everybody who snores doesn't need a sleep test," says Fred Holt, an ear, nose and throat surgeon in Raleigh, N.C., and an expert on sleep apnea who consults on anti-fraud issues for attorneys, medical auditors and investigators.
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Hanna's mom agrees to participate and Mr. Tamborelli says everyone will need a "sleeping bag, tooth brush and change in attitude".
If you're just participating in a day-hike, you won't need a sleeping bag and you won't need much extra clothing.
For bedding you will need a sleeping bag, pillow, mattress (blow-up or other) and an extra blanket if it is going to be cold.
Really the only time a child needs a sleep app is if they have specific sleep problems that need an overnight sleep assessment by a specialist unit.
"She needs a sleep before the party," he says to no one in particular.
Pastors were encouraged to remind worshipers that all babies need a safe sleep routine — they need to sleep alone, on their backs and in a crib, in a home that is smoke-free.
"You need a lotta sleep".
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