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    The document is a works cited list containing 28 sources on the topic of sleep deprivation. The sources include articles from Psychology Today, The Huffington Post, CNN, Mayo Clinic, ScienceDaily, LiveScience, Stanford Medicine, Palo Alto Medical Foundation, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Also included are YouTube videos from TEDEducation, websites like HelpGuide.org and Sleep.org, and reference books. The sources cover a range of topics related to sleep deprivation including its effects on health, performance, teen drivers, and technology's impact on sleep quality.

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    The document is a works cited list containing 28 sources on the topic of sleep deprivation. The sources include articles from Psychology Today, The Huffington Post, CNN, Mayo Clinic, ScienceDaily, LiveScience, Stanford Medicine, Palo Alto Medical Foundation, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Also included are YouTube videos from TEDEducation, websites like HelpGuide.org and Sleep.org, and reference books. The sources cover a range of topics related to sleep deprivation including its effects on health, performance, teen drivers, and technology's impact on sleep quality.

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