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Jane Evans, a retired chemistry teacher who lives a few miles from Scranton, Pennsylvania, is from a family of short sleepers. She typically sleeps about five hours a night, after which she feels well-rested and ready to start her day.
Evans has always been a short-sleeper, just like her father, her siblings, and some of her extended family.
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