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"  There&amp;#039;s an entertaining profile of Cara Delevingne in the new issue of Vogue \u2014 in the feature, writer Plum Sykes struggles to deal with Delevingne&amp;#039;s borderline narcolepsy. The model oversleeps and arrives late for their first meeting, then falls asleep at a particularly relaxing massage during a break in the interview session. After a nervous masseuse eventually rouses her, Delevingne does apologize profusely.\u00A0&amp;quot;I fall asleep everywhere!&amp;quot; she says. &amp;quot;Someone recently asked if they could publish a book of pictures of me sleeping, because there are so many.&amp;quot;\u00A0(Vogue then quotes fashion photographer Tim Walker who confirms her story, noting that on &amp;quot;every shoot I&amp;#039;ve done with her, she&amp;#039;s fallen asleep.&amp;quot;)\u00A0 With a schedule so packed that her naptimes mean she runs out of time to talk in person, Delevingne finishes up her interview with Sykes over the phone. When asked why it is she&amp;#039;s so tired all the time, Delevingne blames all the jetlag that comes with her jetsetting lifestyle, not the partying. Sykes is not necessarily convinced by this. &amp;quot;Dear reader,&amp;quot; she concludes in the piece, &amp;quot;can I say that to oversleep once for a\u00A0Vogue\u00A0interview may be regarded as a misfortune, but to oversleep twice looks like carelessness?&amp;quot; And Delevingne didn&amp;#039;t take kindly to that inference, no, siree. She responded with a series of feisty tweets last night, presumably unhappy with Sykes&amp;#039;s piece as well as the fashion industry at large:    Why do people in the industry lie so much???? They would rather see you fail than succeed. What happened to supporting each other \u2014 Cara Delevingne (@Caradelevingne) June 25, 2014      It&amp;amp;#39;s even worse when your trying to fight people that have all the power because then you are powerless \u2014 Cara Delevingne (@Caradelevingne) June 25, 2014      All I can say is that I work extremely hard and &amp;amp;#39;sleeping&amp;amp;#39; is proof that sometimes I work too hard. I apologise for being so ambitious \u2014 Cara Delevingne (@Caradelevingne) June 25, 2014      This just shows that the fashion industry is not the most understanding or compassionate of industries \u2014 Cara Delevingne (@Caradelevingne) June 25, 2014   In her tweets, Delevingne doesn&amp;#039;t specify what &amp;quot;lies&amp;quot; are included in Vogue&amp;#039;s piece or why she thinks the magazine is hoping she&amp;#039;ll fail. She also threw an inspirational quote up on Instagram, because that&amp;#039;s how we deal with troubling times these days.\u00A0After a brief nap, perhaps, she did walk back some of her criticisms though:    That only applies to the people that sit around not really caring and never really bothering to get to know you or what it&amp;amp;#39;s really like \u2014 Cara Delevingne (@Caradelevingne) June 25, 2014   In conclusion, some people are nice, and others are not.\u00A0 strong&amp;gt;RELATED: Cara Delevingne&amp;#039;s Peter Pan Casting Confirmed Cara Delevingne And Michelle Rodriguez Went To A Basketball Game, Got Messy Drunk And Made Out A Little Follow Alex on  Twitter. Photo credit: Ray Tamarra / GC Images "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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