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Mine twitches off and on.. if I'm stressed (as others mentioned), in poor light, looking at a computer/television/anything digital or electronic display for too long.

Make sure you get as much sleep as possible. I find that getting around 7-8 hours a night keeps mine at bay, but if I go 5-6 hours the twitching will inevitably come back.
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