MacBook sleeps shortly after waking from sleep

My fully charged MacBook has an issue. Shortly after it wakes from sleep it goes back to sleep, even though it's being used. I can hear the HD wind down and the going to sleep process looks and sounds the same as when it's battery runs out and it shuts down. But it wakes up after a few seconds of hitting keys or clicking the trackpad.
It used to do this occasionally, now it's pretty regular.
Haven't seen this in any other messages, any suggestions?

Curious - Is this when the adapter is plugged in or only when it's on battery? Either way, you might take a look at resetting the SMC (http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3964?viewlocale=en_US)

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