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Sleep should keep all of your settings and awake as soon as the lid is lifted (or very shortly after you open it). Typically, when one closes the lid on a laptop one wants to do one of the following to the machine: sleep, hibernate, or shut down.
I'm really not understanding what it is you are trying to accomplish here.
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