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What can you do when you don't wake up to your alarm anymore? why don't i hear it?
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Alarm.: Your brain may have grown accustomed to the ring or tone that you use. If you use your cellphone as your alarm, you can change up,the tone every few weeks. Simply changing the alarm tune can get its efficacy back.
Answered 5/27/2017
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