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walking
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walking

In track and field, a form of racing in which the competitor's advancing foot must touch the ground before the rear foot leaves it. Walking as a sport dates from the later 19th century. Walking races of 10 mi and 3,500 m were added to the men's Olympic program in 1908, but since 1956 the Olympic distances have been 20 km and 50 km. A women's 10-km walk was introduced in 1992.



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bedwetting 75% snoring 73% sleep talking 50% sleep walking 40% nightmares 40% insomnia 30%
The incidence of sleep walking and enuresis, previously reported in our studies as associated with Xyrem showed a very low incidence in this study that was not significantly different between groups.
The incidence of sleep walking and enuresis, previously reported in our studies as associated with Xyrem showed a very low incidence in this study that was not significantly different between groups.
 
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