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Does "knock you out" mean "make you fall asleep completely"?

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A Sleep Aid Without the Side Effects

Scientists may have finally developed a sleeping pill that can knock you out without any weird side effects. Unlike traditional sleeping pills, which target the brain's GABA receptors, the new compound targets a totally different brain system and doesn't appear to impair cognition or memory.

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http://news.sciencemag.org/sciencenow/2013/04/top-stories-sleep-without-side-e.html

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yeath ,i t has the meaning of make you fall asleep completely

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@Eliza6826,

Thank you Eliza.

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