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Get More From Small Breaks At Take A Nap

April 30, 2008 by Anil P.  
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Be Lazier writes:

Get answers and learn how to get the most out of a few minutes of rest during a short flight, unexpected delay, or any other time you have free minutes at Take A Nap.

Miriam asks: What about having a lot of trouble waking up from an afternoon nap, even after a poor night??s sleep? I often find myself feeling extra groggy and dim, the opposite of what I hope for!

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