ずっと寝ていないことのある, Does this make sense to mean I'm constantly in a state of never sleeping
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If you just say "ある", it usually means "sometimes". If you add "よく", "しょっちゅう", or something like that, you can say its frequency in more detail.
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I would say " (ずっと寝ていないことが) よく (ある)" or " (ずっと寝ていないことが) しょっちゅう (ある)", which means "I am OFTEN in a state...", "I am CONSTANTLY in a state..." or something like that.
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If you use another particle "が" instead of the original one "の" and say "ずっと寝ていないこと [が] ある。", it makes sense. /Even in that case, it means "I am SOMETIMES in a state of staying up all night.", which might be a bit different from what your English sentence means.
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