We still don't know why some women get sick right away, some get sick years later and some never get sick.
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Do you think they care if you get sick or I get sick?
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Just like people get sick of counting calories, they get sick of depriving themselves financially, too, Bach says.
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I'd wake up and get sick, and then I'd have to get off the train to get sick again.
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Rather Not Get Sick Rather Not Get Sick: As of this writing, a new coronavirus that originated in China, is spreading.
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"It's almost a question, I feel like, for us as health care workers: not if we get sick, when we get sick," Flores said.
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When they do get sick (and some will get sick), emergency rooms must take them according to the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act.
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If your friends and neighbors don't get sick then you don't get sick — even if you couldn't be vaccinated because you were just diagnosed with lymphoma.
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And when children get sick — and children do get sick — parents feel responsible and guilty and blame themselves for everything from infectious exposures to genetic propensities.
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"The simple idea is you choose now to get sick, with the idea in mind that you won't get sick with that same cold … later," says Niessen.
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The brain is a very fancy organ and does a lot of things, but just like your lungs or pancreas can get sick, your brain can get sick.
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The best laboratory animal would not only get infected and get sick, but get sick in the same way that humans do, showing a similar course of disease.
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"That doesn't mean no one will ever get sick, but it does that mean that we'll get sick a lot less," and that diseases will be manageable and non-life threatening.
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Children and teens get sick — but they're still living.
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These clips will show you ... celebs get sick too!
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People you know will get sick — some may die.
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I can't eat before working out or I'll get sick.
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You are going to get sick and tired of winning.
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Basically, I don't follow things that I'll get sick of.
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We can get sick from prions in a few ways.
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You are more likely to get sick with the flu.
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What happens when I inevitably get sick of a song?
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The health research finds that they get sick more often.
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"They're going to get sick, and they're going to die."
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I don't like eating a ton, because I'd get sick.
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When we get sick, people around us start censoring themselves.
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People wouldn't get sick, but they'd still carry the virus.
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Google is building tools to predict when you'll get sick.
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Colm, you probably get sick of hearing about THE FACE.
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The old and the young are starting to get sick.
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They'll never ask for leave and they won't get sick.
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"I don't think you're going to get sick," Grael said.
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Troops started to get sick soon after the cleanup ended.
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I can honestly say I don't get sick of it!
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"People have forgotten that everyone can get sick," said Stone.
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That does't mean that no one will ever get sick.
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You're going to get sick, and you're going to die.
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They buy coverage when they get sick and need care.
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Cause we're all gonna get sick and leave this world.
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And when people get sick, they'll be bouncing even more.
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And what do you pack in case you get sick?
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If you don't get sick, you have all this time!
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I wonder which one of us will get sick first.
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He takes us to the nurse if we get sick.
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And what happens if I get sick and then die?
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Jack Ma will get sick or car accident or whatever.
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Pets sometimes get sick; that's just a fact of life.
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"There will be ample opportunity to get sick," he said.
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And when they get sick enough, they will receive treatment.
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You know, because people get sick differently in different states.
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All because these individuals had the audacity to get sick.
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We all eventually retire and we all eventually get sick.
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So I would get sick, or not have enough energy.
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I didn't get sick like I had in the past.
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"Sometimes kids get sick from so much desperation," Jose said.
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"If you kiss, you're going to get sick," says Gerba.
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Of those who do get sick, it's usually mild. 4.
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But it's still going to offer a lot of protection, so you are not going to be as sick as likely to get sick or if you do get sick, have a shorter duration.
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They recommend staying home and away from other people before you get sick, quarantining if you think you've been exposed or are asked by a doctor to so, and isolating if you get sick.
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Time and again, Martin Moore's children get sick with a cold.
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If you don't, "you're going to get sick more," she said.
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One that's not so fun, though, is when you get sick.
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Why do the parents of young kids get sick more often?
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He realized how many people would get sick as a result.
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I was shaking and crying and trying not to get sick.
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However, most, if not all, of the kittens don't get sick.
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Layoffs happen when you least expect; people get sick; accidents happen.
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I don't know when Julie will get sick of washing brushes.
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But can you really get sick from a spring break dip?
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This is not the week for Gleb Savchenko to get sick.
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"I don't know, maybe I'll get sick of myself," she continued.
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Maybe when the urinary microbiome gets messed up, dogs get sick?
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We weren&apost sure if she was going to get sick.
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Even after growth hormone therapy began, I would still get sick.
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They have nothing to do except sit about and get sick.
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If their employees get sick often, they need to pay more.
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By contrast, our health systems profit only if Americans get sick.
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"That doesn't mean no one will ever get sick," he said.
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My dad and sister freaked out, as I don't get sick.
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When you block those, the planet is going to get sick.
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Insurers complain people are signing up only after they get sick.
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Googling if you can get sick from too much peppermint liqueur?
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When we are well we don't want to get sick again.
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One key step: Maximize your health now, before you get sick.
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Because if our providers get sick themselves, we're really in trouble.
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Infants without mature immune systems can get sick from the virus.
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"Set up the account before you get sick," Ms. Watts advised.
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If you're sleep depleted, you're much more likely to get sick.
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"We cannot get sick," Caracas nurse Kimberly Chávez told VICE News.
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Obsessive thoughts will take over: Am I going to get sick?
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They may get sick, and be quarantined or unable to work.
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"That's where you're going to get sick again," Dr. Adler said.
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People are trying really hard to stay safe, not get sick.
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"Many people don't get sick and don't get tested," he added.
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"I don't get sick, which is the funny part," she said.
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People will continue to get sick, people will continue to die.
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This will see aid workers and ordinary people get sick alike.
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Sometimes our bodies get sick with viruses, diseases, or broken bones.
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That could mean staying home for days if they get sick.
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Treat it wrong and it would get sick, same as anything.
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Fact is, if stars get sick ... production grinds to a halt.
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There were several times I wanted to get sick and die.
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Whatever the government decides to spend, poor people will get sick.
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Those with more social reinforcement were less likely to get sick.
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He'd got sick, that was all—and couldn't anybody get sick?
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If you eat enough street food, you're going to get sick.
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Our new national healthcare plan may soon just be 'Don't get sick!
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And jerks last only so long before people get sick of them.
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"The rest of life doesn't stop when you get sick," she adds.
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But can you actually get sick from a lack of proper sleep?
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All this and much more below:Can You Get Sick From Air Conditioning?
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Medical IssuesA vacation is just about the worst time to get sick.
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Corals — which are animals, not plants — can get sick, just like us.
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Sometimes he gets sick of me and I get sick of him.
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You'll often get gastrointestinal signs, so you'll get sick or quite unwell.
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And that winter, I didn't just get sick, I was mostly sick.
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So when I get sick of Bob I'll move on to Tammy.
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"I don't know, maybe I'll get sick of myself," Jenner told PEOPLE.
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Do you ever get sick of people asking you about ancient history?
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You get sick, go to the doctor, and it is basically free.
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People get sick, and people die, when they don't get health care.
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The vast majority of people who interact with pets won't get sick.
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The kids couldn't play outside—they would get sick, it's that simple.
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The odds are good you won't get sick, but why risk it?
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Will Americans, as Trump claimed, get sick of winning under his watch?
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Without them the patient could die and healthcare providers could get sick.
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Unlike people, they would not abandon you or get sick and die.
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And yet sometimes even opinion columnists get sick of their own opinions.
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"But my kids don't get sick, and neither do I," she said.
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They are likelier to get sick from living near fossil fuel production.
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"Hopefully it will age gracefully and I won't get sick of it."
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Every time I hear her name, I get sick to my stomach.
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If we get sick from all this, there's nothing we can do.
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People you know and love will get sick, and they may die.
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"God forbid they get sick," Nantucket local Karli Stahl told The Lily.
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Kenneth is worried about what will happen when his colleagues get sick.
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If healthcare providers get sick, who's going to care for the patients?
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They will also get sick more and might dampen enthusiasm for work.
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"You get sick and tired of him yelling," forward Justin Jackson said.
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If I get sick, I give you total permission to leave me.
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To get sick, though, you still must be exposed to a germ.
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It usually takes about a week to get sick after getting infected.
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She's noticed over the years that newer teachers get sick more often.
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If you get sick and you don't have money, you can die.
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You know, just in case I get sick of the real ones.
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I'm not one to get sick all that often, but this got me.
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All of a sudden it was, 'They're going to get sick of me.
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So, if one person is sick, more people are likely to get sick.
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Moreover, people who abstain from unhealthy practices also get sick and die eventually.
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People usually get sick with salmonella (salmonellosis) from ingesting contaminated food or water.
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The one staff member who did get sick from adenovirus has since recovered.
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Kids get sick, lunches get left behind on the counter, staff calls out.
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So, how many of them are going to get sick at the Olympics?
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" "Man I always get sick on tour and like never get better lol.
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JP: It's great for when you feel like you're about to get sick.
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"Every day I would pray that my kids don't get sick," Rahameed said.
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But then they get sick of all that, it starts to bore them.
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We get married, we have children, we work longer, our parents get sick.
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When mitochondria malfunction, organs start to fail — people get sick, and even die.
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"If you stop the treatment, they are going to get sick," Buckley said.
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People who get sick with salmonella often get diarrhea, abdominal cramps and fever.
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Premature babies are more likely to get sick, and more likely to die.
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They're unpredictable, they get sick, they need attention — actual face time, not FaceTime.
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But apparently it is not socially acceptable to get sick of maternity leave.
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And you're gonna get sick of it more easily than something you wear.
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And if you actually served or ate that, you're definitely gonna get sick.
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We can get to the hospital and get help if we get sick.
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When robots get sick (broken), they're much easier to fix or even replace.
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CVS wants to change where millions of Americans go when they get sick.
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Moreover, these measures will cause many more people to get sick and die.
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I would get sick as a dog, but I cherished them so much.
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Calum: Also, people ask stupid questions... Luke: Yeah, you get sick of it.
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I'll never get sick of watching Mike Tyson fall off a hoverboard. NEVER.
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The 11 closest people to the infected are most likely to get sick.
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And machines don't get sick or stay home when there's a pandemic. Right.
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But it's better to be sick of us than to get sick yourself.
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Research. When men get sick, they have no trouble taking the day off.
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If I do get sick, I'll need a ventilator that may not exist.
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Members may continue to get sick or self-quarantine at an alarming rate.
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I won't ever get sick of it, but I'm sure other people will.
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What will happen if they or their kids get sick with the coronavirus?
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For millions of moms and dads, if they get sick there's no backup.
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It announced a new emergency leave policy Tuesday for employees who get sick.
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"They probably get sick of wanting to stall" when queried about the latest.
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The Male Animal I, personally, do not complain much when I get sick.
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With a higher growth rate, more people get sick at the same time.
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But once people get sick, "I am absolutely concerned about capacity," says Ray.
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If you don't try to get healthier, you get sick as you age.
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Some people get sick, and die or recover, without ever seeing a doctor.
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Some people get sick, and die or recover, without ever seeing a doctor.
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Alexis's first concern was that her mother might get sick or maybe die.
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Most people get sick with Lyme disease in the spring and summer months.
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You actually don't need to go see a doctor and potentially get sick.
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Just because your spouse has the flu doesn't mean you'll inevitably get sick.
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"They wanted us to get out so we don't get sick," Wellington said.
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A crucial thing to understand about the coronavirus threat — and it's playing out grimly in Italy — is the difference between the total number of people who might get sick and the number who might get sick at the same time.
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While many others get sick, the last person who becomes violently ill is Elle.
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Those who get vaccinated avoid the new strains, those who don't might get sick.
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"You won't get sick just by being around a sick animal," says Dr. Spec.
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What I did get sick of, though, was fielding judgment and questions from others.
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I rarely get sick, so I don't adapt well at all when I do.
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My afternoon was incredibly shitty, and I can feel myself starting to get sick.
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If you do get sick they did say seek help sooner rather than later.
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It's sooo delicious, but I'm worried I'll get sick of it throughout the week.
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Trying to keep people healthy rather than treating them only once they get sick.
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Diplo also said the worst thing to happen on tour is to get sick.
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For example, do you know where you're supposed to go when you get sick?
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Candidates get exhausted, they get sick, and they can slip from time to time.
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Most healthy people who are exposed to legionella don't get sick, the CDC says.
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Even if you don't get sick from it, you could be considered a carrier.
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You get sick, you go to the doctor, get drugs and (hopefully) get better.
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Athletes get sick and they get injured, and we travel all over the world.
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People can get sick if they inhale mist or vapor, typically from cooling systems.
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"It would be terrible to get sick when it's so easily preventable," Slone said.
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"People get sick from time to time and there are ambulances," Mr. Derisca said.
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Don't get sick, because the House bill eliminates tax deductions for high medical expenses.
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Children can't take care of themselves and need help, especially when they get sick.
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We need to help people not get sick and die — it's just that simple.
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"I said, 'It's only 57 degrees, you're going to get sick,'" Mr. Soto said.
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Eat them five to nine times per day and you won't get sick. Ever.
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People without insurance still get sick and need to go to the emergency room.
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Are you just planning to keep doing it until you get sick of it?
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And when they get sick or injured, and they don't have insurance, disaster looms.
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For example, it's now clear that children do get infected but rarely get sick.
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"If we work sick, then you get sick," workers chanted during a recent protest.
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When you get sick, if you have the virus, that will be paid for.
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Also, we've said this before, but it's not just older people who get sick.
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The higher the R259, the higher the likelihood that many people will get sick.
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They don't want to get sick or make their friends and loved ones sick.
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I was so tired and restless that I started to get sick with viruses.
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"Your life is probably fine — up until the point you get sick," she says.
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Ask Well Q. I'm a woman in my 60s and hardly ever get sick.
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But not everyone who has contact with an infected person will necessarily get sick.
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I doubt any of them ever get sick of looking at the Hagia Sofia.
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We have to be out of work for 14 days if we get sick.
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We all can get sick, and the only way to fight it is together.
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Carrying grudges just makes everybody angry and bitter and then you get sick. Right.
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You may not get sick, and if you do, your symptoms might be mild.
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But supply chains could get seriously disrupted if some of those workers get sick.
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And, sadly, many people are still going to get sick and some will die.
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But I don't want to get sick before we're past the peak of infections.
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Children who get sick with the mumps typically do not experience such severe symptoms.
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The students who did get sick with the usual January respiratory illnesses were frightened.
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It is more likely a good way to get sick from a bad hotdog.
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And many people who work in minimum-wage jobs do not get sick days.
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Will I get sick if I go out in the cold without a jacket?
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Each year, one in six Americans get sick from tainted food, and 3,21625 die.
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"I was afraid that they would get sick because they are small," he said.
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I'm still feeling blah from this weekend but I'm determined to not get sick.
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Fewer colds You may have heard fitness buffs claim that they never get sick.
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She said children get sick with pneumonia and other illnesses because of the conditions.
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After Lee Ming-cheh entered prison, will he 'get sick' or be forcefully 'sickened'?
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Probably. You have to push it until you get sick of it, I think.
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Do you ever get sick of painting the same mountains over and over again?
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The family also takes an extraordinary amount of care to ensure Julianna doesn't get sick.
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A few of us have injuries and some of us are starting to get sick.
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You should want to get sick 20 years from now, versus getting sick now. Honest.
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Another commission added, "all this political correctness, after a while I get sick of it".
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And why get sick when you can achieve the same immune response from a shot?
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Still, he's struggling to cope with the anxiety of knowing someday he may get sick.
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As early as 2004, US veterans returning home from the wars began to get sick.
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Try them out on your phone and try not to get sick from spinning around.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen the human microbiome gets messed up, people get sick.
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I'm a creature of habit and never really get sick of avocado toast or oatmeal.
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People aren't the only ones who can get sick from eating the shellfish and fish.
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Most of us get sick of hot fudge sundaes before we're even finished with one.
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It's basically a technical way of saying referees will get sick of the players' shit.
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People usually get sick two to eight days after ingesting the germ, the CDC says.
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"Parents need to understand that kids can actually get sick from this stuff," he said.
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"When Americans get sick, high costs shouldn't prevent them from getting better," Clinton has said.
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He had a cold and didn't want any of the assembled journalists to get sick.
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All babies get sick at one time or another — buy a thermometer to be prepared.
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If you compromise quality for costs then that's when mistakes happen and people get sick.
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"You'll get sick, sweetheart," Sara said to him under her breath, passing him a napkin.
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Read more: CVS wants to change where millions of Americans go when they get sick.
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"I could read it a hundred times and not get sick of it," he said.
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If you get the drugs you need in time, you're less likely to get sick.
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People can get sick after touching the treats or caring for dogs who ate them.
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He says that his potential medical needs don't matter, hoping that he won't get sick.
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That could mean people wait until they get sick to buy coverage, driving up premiums.
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Read more: CVS wants to change where millions of Americans go when they get sick.
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"I can't afford to get sick after paying for the health insurance," Ms. Schlett said.
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The CDC estimates that around 48 million people get sick from foodborne diseases each year.
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Patients travel miles to buy drugs, and families stockpile them for when relatives get sick.
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The company, he said, takes workers to the hospital if they get sick or hurt.
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Poole wonders how many people have to get sick before this issue is taken seriously.
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"Many of them will not get sick or will get only mildly sick," Clinton added.
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"We're just worried for our people, because they're vulnerable and could get sick," she said.
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"If we work sick, then you get sick," Chipotle workers chanted during a recent protest.
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And even when laboratory animals are susceptible to infection, that doesn't mean they get sick.
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"Some of them will get sick," former Wells Fargo CEO Dick Kovacevich told Bloomberg News.
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If our neighbor or co-worker gets sick, we have the potential to get sick.
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Immunity does not wane in everyone, so many people who are exposed don't get sick.
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It's unclear, however, what they will do in the event that those workers get sick.
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It's unclear, however, what they will do in the event that those workers get sick.
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But many who get it won't be if too many people get sick too quickly.
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Closer look: As more medical workers get sick, anxiety is growing on the front lines.
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We may be bouncing over awful roads, eating wretched food, and you may get sick.
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"Your life is probably fine — up until the point you get sick," she told me.
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OLIO is recruiting more volunteers to carry on the work, should existing ones get sick.
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Staff are starting to get sick and can't work until their COVID test comes back.
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They think it's being overblown or that if they do get sick they'll get better.
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"At this point, we are assuming the people who get sick have COVID," he said.
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Just because a person has been exposed does not mean that they will get sick.
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No one has immunity, and everyone can get sick and spread the virus to others.
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If a person does get sick, they would be taken into isolation at health facilities.
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For people working part-time, just 43 percent can get sick leave from their employer.
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That means Braun's company's workers who get sick could face steeper-than-average medical bills.
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We try to fly nonstop, and accept that at some point someone will get sick.
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"We don't get sick days, we have to do our own vehicle repairs," he said.
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National surveillance data suggests closer to 300,000 Americans get sick from Lyme disease every year.
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With the climate crisis bringing warmer temperatures and conditions, more people will likely get sick.
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I can't afford the higher premium — I just hope I'm not going to get sick.
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One of those benefits is milder symptoms if my patient does happen to get sick.
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"For millions of moms and dads, if they get sick there's no backup," she said.
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So, if a lot of them get sick, he pays the price, not the company.
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It encourages people to maintain continuous coverage rather than purchase it when they get sick.
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School just started, but she's already had a couple kids get sick in her classroom.
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"We don't want Romeo to get sick on the first date," said Dr. Camacho Badani.
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If I get sick, I don't get paid when I take time off of work.
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When people get sick they cower, and it makes them feel like less of a person.
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Notably, soda purchases declined most among lower-income families who can least afford to get sick.
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It's certainly a unique, and popular way to get sick kids feeling good about themselves again.
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Surely this guy, whose goal is to shock everyone, must even get sick of himself sometimes.
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Scientists don't really know why, but bats usually don't get sick from the viruses inside them.
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The situation raises the question — how many more kids will get sick before vaccination rates increase?
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I mean, if someone were to lick their poop, then yes, you would probably get sick.
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But then again, if you licked to poop of any animal, you'd probably get sick too.
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"I never get sick of it no matter how many times I see it," she said.
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A local suspects this caused many people in a nearby village to get sick last year.
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"Once they get sick and start showing signs of rabies it's almost 100% fatal," said Pieracci.
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The problem is how to keep everybody from waiting until they get sick to insure themselves.
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You don't want any American to lose their house, everything they've saved, because they get sick.
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"Some people can drink 20 beers a day and never get sick, liver-wise," Flamm says.
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It's like all I do on my YouTube channel so people might get sick of it.
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If you get sick of standing, the Eureka slides back down to regular, sitting-desk height.
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I read somewhere that you guys started to get sick of the whole "new rave" label.
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But it does mean that our children and their children should get sick a lot less.
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If sick employees come to work anyway — as most do — other employees can also get sick.
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For those who do get sick, the illness is often mild, and there is no treatment.
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Even if the country starts out with you, they get sick of the process pretty quickly.
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"It's because bottles get to the ocean and then animals get sick and die," he says.
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Less clear, however, is whether men take on more caregiving or housework when women get sick.
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They also get sick more than workers in other jobs like those in the manufacturing sector.
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You can Google articles galore, so many that you'll get sick of the process very quickly.
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Even if you did overdose, he said, you'd most likely just get sick to your stomach.
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"Now I'm in jeopardy of not graduating because I don't want to get sick," she said.
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This usually warm employee muttered, "I don't want to get sick," and darted into her office.
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You can feed people pretend wins for four years, but they'll probably get sick of it.
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The other reason small kids get sick all the time is their less-than-hygienic behavior.
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Not to mention a lot of nurses are older, and what happens when they get sick?
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Since healthy people will eventually get sick, removing the mandate creates a far more important problem.
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" People think, Dr. Goetzen said, that they will "get sick from looking at a compost bucket.
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Or maybe you're treating sick people in a hospital while trying not to get sick yourself.
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Research suggests that passengers who sit in a window seat are less likely to get sick.
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White House spokeswoman Stephanie Grisham told Fox News she was confident Trump would not get sick.
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Individual people we know and love can and will get sick; some of them already are.
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But it could also mean a greater likelihood that someone in the family would get sick.
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Legionnaires' disease is treated with antibiotics, and most people who get sick make a full recovery.
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Since they have a specialized skill set, they can't be easily replaced if they get sick.
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I realize that many more people will get sick, and even die, in the months ahead.
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Almost all of the patients who get sick end up hospitalized, the CDC has previously said.
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If you are poor or working class, you may have to get sick and even die.
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The entire ship was quarantined, and more and more people on board started to get sick.
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"You will get sick if you get constantly envious of what you can't have," he said.
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Other members of a herd can get sick by making direct contact with a shedding animal.
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"I didn't get sick even once," he told the newspaper the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung last year.
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When you're driving Uber and you get sick, you're just not going to make your money.
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People usually get sick when they touch a door handle or surface that has been contaminated.
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"Influenza is fickle, people are capable of transmitting the virus before they get sick," he said.
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And you could get sick or injured at any moment—that's why you have insurance. Exactly.
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We can't allow people to get sick, and we can't have our youth be so affected.
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Most people won't get sick with Legionnaires' after being exposed to the bacteriaAccording to the CDC, most people who come into contact with the legionella bacteria don't get sick with Legionnaires' disease, but there are certain factors that may make an individual more susceptible to the illness.
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"And then you get sick of it when people come up and grab your belly," he said.
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Sooner than later, I felt like I was going to get sick and went for the door.
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The question that really matters is: how likely are you to get sick from an air conditioner?
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Nope: Turns out, they are real people whose kids are often messy and sometimes get sick. E!
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Don't get sick — the hospitals are hazardous because there are too many bodies rotting in the morgue.
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Unlike the toy, however, I am obviously never going to get sick of Sonny, and he poops.
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And because it's a non-adulterant, the USDA will only recall contaminated meat after people get sick.
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They feel TerraVia knew their products were causing some people to get sick and withheld that information.
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She is now an advocate for her former classmates, many of whom are starting to get sick.
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But when people do get sick, they usually suffer from fever, headache, vomiting, and general muscle weakness.
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It's just one of those musicals that you never get sick of because it's so much fun.
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I remember seeing her get sick and just wanting to do anything to make her feel better.
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You can always find a job—people need to eat, people get sick, and people need clothes.
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How much to spend when our pets get sick is a dilemma that many of us face.
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Turns out, it's not just that we're more likely to get sick when the weather turns cold.
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Budget-priced plans can cost far more if you get sick (Orlando Sentinel) View the discussion thread.
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Do you ever get sick of people asking you to do the SpongeBob voice in real life?
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There's also the risk, even with the perfect pedigree, that the animals could get sick or injured.
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"The pigs raised this way don't get sick, they have good texture and they're meaty," he said.
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In other words, this scheme works much better than what we have today–until you get sick.
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As many as 74% of dogs have the bacteria in their mouths, and never get sick themselves.
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But fortunately, most people who come in contact with the bacteria don&apost get sick at all.
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When I began running I used to get sick because I didn't know you had to change.
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Do they know that when they get sick, they can go to a doctor in a hospital?
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Apparently there's a delay between the time you contract the virus and the time you get sick.
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Don't get sick and have to come to this hospital, that's one thing I can tell you.
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These plans may not cover the doctors and hospitals and drugs you need if you get sick.
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No one can afford to get sick, attend an unscheduled school meeting, miss a bus, be robbed.
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If too many people in one camp get sick, how will homeless people care for one another?
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"We just get sick of it, just of hearing and seeing it in the media," he said.
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A. There's no question that people need to be exposed to viruses in order to get sick.
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I'll be yelling them into my toilet the next time I get sick, though, that's for sure.
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Loneliness aside, if I get sick nobody will be able to come over and look after me.
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According to Sims, food doesn't carry the virus well, so you're unlikely to get sick from it.
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Consider whether you have access to health care and support systems if you get sick while overseas.
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Next time you get sick, do yourself a favor and tell your nurse your symptoms — not WebMD.
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Trump also attended the event, but Grisham said she was confident the president would not get sick.
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"I'm just worried that if I do get sick, it's going to affect me disproportionately," he said.
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We will be bouncing over awful roads, we'll be eating wretched food, and you may get sick.
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People have few options if they get sick or topple from a ladder in a citrus grove.
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The fundamental question for hospitals is not how many New Yorkers will get sick during the pandemic.
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You fight until you shake hands and hopefully you use those wipes so you don't get sick!
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It also means protecting yourself with insurance in case you are disabled or get sick, Chopra said.
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One troubling question is whether infected people can start spreading the virus before they themselves get sick.
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"People get sick or do things they shouldn't be doing indoors," said Eleni Angeles, a bartender there.
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"Getting vaccinated does not mean you won't get sick, but it can lessen your illness," Adams said.
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"They will never have to worry about hospital bills or if their parents get sick," Sommerhauser said.
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And it could allow them to exclude benefits that many healthy people need when they get sick.
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The vaccine is imperfect and some people may still get sick even after getting a flu shot.
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People who were so depressed because they don't know what's going to happen if they get sick.
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How we decided was, what would we want to eat every day and not get sick of?
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"Masks are the best defense you can have, and have helped me not get sick" she says.
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I know that if I get sick or injured, someone will bring me a tater tot casserole.
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"People will continue to get sick, and they will always be treated like cattle here," he said.
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I'm 219 with no underlying conditions—if I get sick, it will probably manifest as a cold.
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"A lot of the members continue to get sick and we continue to want answers," she said.
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What we want to do is get people to the doctor as soon as they get sick.
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But if this is the case, why do we seem to get sick so often when we travel?
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He would get sick sometimes, and I'd pretend to be him so we could still earn the purse.
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I think I would get sick of any other person, having to spend that much time with them.
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We have a feeling you won't get sick of her impressive New Orleans-style remake of this hit.
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The animals often carry the bacteria on their skin and shell although they do not get sick themselves.
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I was like, Man, she knows she's gonna get sick and she still wants to be with me.
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I do think we'll eventually get sick of these, but I crack myself up playing with my Memoji.
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Developers, at this point, will be just as responsible for making sure their users don't get sick, though.
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I notice some people have left, two people get sick, and I end up taking care of them.
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Doges causing absolute havoc, like a pair of naughty, scheming clothes bandits — we'll never get sick of it.
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Some economists are already saying this actually encourages people to wait to sign up until they get sick.
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Unfortunately they cook with charcoal, they get sick in the process, they carry their babies as they're cooking.
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No, we're never going to get sick of cute animals running on the field at serious sporting contests.
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The model doesn't catch people who get sick, but don't need to go to the hospital, for example.
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She would go on to get sick like this every two or three months for the next year.
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There is a very real reason to try hugging: it may make you less likely to get sick.
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The idea here is to build an ecosystem for better healthcare management for kids — before they get sick.
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At first, people asked if they would get their money back if they didn't get sick, he recalls.
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It's also something I'm going to tell my kid so many times they get sick of the story.
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This causes millions of Americans each year to die, or get sick and spend longer in a hospital.
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I realized that even if I did get sick, it wouldn't have been the end of the world.
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After a certain amount of time, I absolutely could not function without dope or I would get sick.
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Sometimes, though, people get sick after coming into contact with the stool of an ill dog or cat.
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Some people get sick or dizzy while using virtual reality, and the headsets may get dirty or broken.
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As if having read her mind, the man said, If you do get sick, you can blame me.
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"Parents should not be afraid when their children get sick or when they need antibiotics," Köhler-Forsberg said.
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People get sick if they inhale mist or vapor from contaminated water systems, hot tubs or cooling systems.
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Think: Two little hoops or matching studs would be incredibly chic once you get sick of the heart.
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Now, "I get sick to my stomach when I think about what it would be worth," she says.
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"If you really want to get sick, just go to your doctor's office when everybody's got the flu."
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Or that I get sick a lot — seriously, a lot — because even my physiology overreacts to tiny intrusions.
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There is no withdrawal syndrome associated with ketamine; when people stop using it, they do not get sick.
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He seemed indestructible and never thought he&aposd get sick like this, so he never purchased life insurance.
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Nearly half of insured Americans think they can't afford to get sick with coronavirus, according to a Healthcare.
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Helping workers who get sick or providing for those who lose their jobs is not part of it.
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"If we get sick, we got two choices: stay home without pay, or come in sick," they said.
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"These masks are not N6003, and we cannot guarantee you will not get sick wearing it," Hittig said.
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"Until that moment, I always believed that if you get sick you can also get better," he says.
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The document says I should decamp there if I get sick, or if one of my housemates does.
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The biggest risk to the health of the supply chain may be if workers start to get sick.
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Public health officials expect 40 to 70 percent of a population exposed to the coronavirus will get sick.
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But while defense officials are working to make sure those under them don't get sick, overseas conflicts continue.
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If gases accumulated in sloths' intestines over that long a time, they might get sick — and even burst.
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I've played this game every day since October 2019 and I have yet to get sick of it.
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We're already hearing reports of doctors and nurses starting to get sick in larger numbers from treating patients.
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They get exposed, they get sick, and we have put them in quarantine so they don't infect others.
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Eventually, your spouse will get sick of watching all of these military movies and suggest a romantic comedy.
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If they get sick and want insurance that pays for their treatments, they will be out of luck.
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For insurers, it will almost certainly result in higher costs as Americans who get sick seek medical care.
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After enough discrimination or ogling or groping or degradation, anyone may get sick of looking like a woman.
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Nearly half of insured Americans think they can't afford to get sick with coronavirus, according to a Healthcare.
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The proposal is supposed to prevent people from waiting until they get sick to buy a health plan.
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"I feel I will get sick if I drink the water and sick if I don't," she said.
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" He added that he was preparing in case he or his wife get sick "or something like that.
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Those affected by an E. coli infection generally get sick 2 to 8 days after ingesting the germ.
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Take that away, and people get sick, run up enormous, crippling debt and in the worst cases, die.
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To get sick from bacteria such as salmonella and listeria, you need to ingest the living organisms (yech).
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And if it's something you're going to try, there are ways to reduce the chances you'll get sick.
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We should get paid time off whether we get sick or not to avoid getting paid or not.
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The idea, like Obamacare's individual mandate, is to prevent people from purchasing insurance only after they get sick.
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Typically, the people who get sick are the very young, the elderly, or those with underlying health conditions.
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If you're traveling internationally and whatnot, you could get sick easily in traveling just in terms of fatigue.
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Raising the chickens goes great at first when the houses are new and clean, but, after a while, the chickens start to get sick, and when they get sick he gets paid less because he only gets paid for the number of chickens he can bring to the slaughter weight.
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Not only can dogs get sick from salmonella, but they can act as carriers of the bacteria to humans.
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They are the basic things that—if you don't get right—kills the mission because people can get sick.
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Although getting a vaccine may not prevent illness, it probably helps those who do get sick avoid serious complications.
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People can get sick from botulinum toxin found inside sealed cans contaminated with the bacteria, a disease called botulism.
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I always get sick after getting a tattoo, so I'm not worried, knowing it'll be gone in the morning!
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Stress makes it easier to get sick There is also direct evidence that stress can increase risk of infection.
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Michelle: Julianna, if you get sick again, do you want to go to the hospital again or stay home?
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Today, millions of American people are living in fear of losing healthcare or going bankrupt if they get sick.
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So it would be a bargain for many individuals to wait until they get sick to enroll in coverage.
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"It was some of the worst sick I've ever been, and I don't normally ever get sick," he says.
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" She continues, "Unlike the toy, however, I am obviously never going to get sick of Sonny, and he poops.
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I do believe that every person can get sick of their own city at some point in their life.
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And if you do get sick after swimming, report it to health officials so they can look for patterns.
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Do you think you'll play the game for a long time, or will you get sick of it soon?
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This could be done by raising the penalty or penalizing people if they delay purchasing until they get sick.
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People don't usually get sick enough to require a hospital visit, and the virus very rarely results in death.
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You would have to eat it several times a week for couple of months, to get sick, he said.
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Hilaria Baldwin is going the extra mile to make sure her newborn son Romeo Alejandro David doesn't get sick.
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O.K., for when you get sick, for when you get old, for when your kids need some financial help.
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Use this advice to your advantage when you're busy, surrounded by others and don't have time to get sick.
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If they're from Zanzibar, they usually get sick, because unlike the rest of Tanzania, Zanzibar has virtually eliminated malaria.
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They would likely try to deny coverage or charge more for people who are more likely to get sick.
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Still, around 80,000 people get sick with vibriosis every year and around 100 of them die, the CDC says.
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"It always smells here, and we've lost count of the number of kids who get sick," he tells CNN.
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That we can go to restaurants like the one I'm writing this in and expect to not get sick.
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"If you ate that, you'd get sick" is the subjunctive; the "if" clause is about an unreal, hypothetical situation.
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They pee, poop, examine their bodies, get sick, hook up, read Hillary Clinton, take pregnancy tests, and smoke up.
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He watched friends, who hadn't been warned by officials, get sick from radiation poisoning during America's occupation of Japan.
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People get sick within two to eight days of swallowing the germ, which causes diarrhea, stomach cramps and vomiting.
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He paid off his debt, but Rob believes no one should ever face bankruptcy just because they get sick.
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Both received As for actively seeking out beef suppliers that only use antibiotics in animals when they get sick.
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Storytelling trends are as cyclical as anything else, and people will eventually get sick of all this nostalgia poison.
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The healthcare system in the US today is mainly set up to treat specific incidents when people get sick.
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But you're unlikely to get sick from the bite, according to a paper chronicling the history of quokka bites.
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Her husband and the other firefighters quickly get sick with radiation poisoning and are taken to a Moscow hospital.
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An impressive body of research demonstrates that if you live in substandard housing, you're more apt to get sick.
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She made me some bone broth and I was the only member of our cast that didn't get sick.
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They are more likely to feel disgusting or worry others how others will perceive them if they get sick.
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You don't want people to get sick of you, so it's good to be able to appear and disappear.
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Would I get sick of carrying around this parasitic creature inside my body and catering to its every need?
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Ideally this reserve should cover a few months' living expenses in case you get sick or lose your job.
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Other reservoirs that are easy to miss are the ones that leave on airplanes before they even get sick.
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We think it's smarter that we make the investment both when it is cheaper and before people get sick.
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Children and the elderly were starting to get sick and fuel was also in very short supply, he said.
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"There's no question that there are a variety of [building] mechanisms by which people might get sick," Hedge says.
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When Americans get sick, they're focused more on how to pay for their care than how to get well.
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Former detainees have previously described poor sanitation and food and little to no help for those who get sick.
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"Without health insurance and sick days, we are left with the impossible choice when we get sick," Alva said.
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We talk little enough so I don't get sick of her, and just enough so I don't miss her.
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There was some data preliminarily that seemed to suggest that doctors when they get sick, they get very sick.
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There was some data preliminarily that seemed to suggest that doctors when they get sick, they get very sick.
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We tried it once, tested the waters, and we didn't get sick so we thought, Let's keep doing this.
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A tiger will come; the house will catch on fire; and the head of the house will get sick.
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"I get sick of the richest people in this country getting richer and richer and richer," Mr. Brown said.
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Once people get sick of the effects of marijuana, it will lead to the addictions of more major drugs.
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One dog may have a low-grade infection, but there's no indication pets get sick or spread the virus.
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It's an oversight that they didn't take that further, to offer that to vulnerable people before they get sick.
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You may not feel or get sick from coronavirus, but that doesn't mean you're not contributing to its spread.
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I don't want anyone to get sick, of course, but I think it's a little blown out of proportion.
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If you get sick or something, it's like you've gotta do it, because if you don't, someone else will.
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Now, he eats there as often as three times a week, without any concern that he might get sick.
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Flip this thought experiment 85033 degrees and assume only the insurers can tell who is likely to get sick.
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O.K., for when you get sick, for when you get old, for when your kids need some financial help.
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This makes me super nervous — I do not mean to be dramatic, but I cannot get sick this week.
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At best, they delay the spread of disease but don't impact the number of people who eventually get sick.
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"I have never been so thankful to have a broker who didn't get sick of me," Ms. Kim said.
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She wants to leave because she's afraid that her daughter will get sick from the mold and contaminated water.
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People start to get sick at their stomachs from the slimy or cloudy water they are forced to drink.
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The CDC reports that 48 million Americans, about 1 in 6, get sick from a foodborne illness each year.
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But they suspect people get sick by coming into contact with the bacteria in hospitals or through contaminated water.
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"I just don't believe that anyone is going to get sick of drums, bass, guitar and badass vocals," he said.
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Can I get sick enough to where I become a lot more like my father than I thought I might?
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Police officers don't seem to get sick of the "Running Man Challenge," even though the meme is growing terribly tired.
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"Children can get sick from handling or eating raw dough used for crafts or play clay, too," the website says.
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Of course, travelers get sick all the time, and it's still not clear whether the deaths or sicknesses are connected.
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Not all people infected with Leishmania parasites develop symptoms, but those who do get sick in one of three ways.
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I find that as long as I switch it up week to week, I don't get sick of the food.
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And if you do get sick or suspect you have the flu, go to the doctor as soon as possible.
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If it is that long, then getting through a 14-day quarantine is no guarantee that you won't get sick.
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However, these plans can help replace a portion of your paycheck if you get sick or injured and can't work.
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I did not get sick and we got it in the first round of takes so it was very exciting.
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"On days of extreme heat there is a bigger impact on our service because more people get sick," he said.
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I didn't get sick last night so you can bet there is more gelato in my future on this trip.
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As for symptoms of E. coli, people usually get sick an average three to four days after swallowing the germ.
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I never get sick — knock on wood — but I'm like, 'Bobby, I need to sit down … I don't feel well.
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Insurance offers financial backing for annual wellness doctor visits or visits to the hospital if you get sick or injured.
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She's strong and funny, and someone you won't get sick of even after playing the game for dozens of hours.
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There's a moment in the show when one of her kittens starts to get sick and starts to lag behind.
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The big problem with that is that I get sick of them quickly and it doesn't show off my style.
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You have the misfortune to get sick during a liminal age, where we know a little but can do less.
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If your car breaks down or you get sick, do you have enough money saved to cover the unexpected expense?
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"She had the flu, and she sent the kids over to my house so they wouldn't get sick," he said.
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I've always been a huge fan of chopped salads, and this is one classic that I never get sick of!
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"I really feel like I'm going to get sick," he said as he gagged and prepared to taste the drink.
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Watching their child get sick with cancer is one of the most devastating things that can happen to a parent.
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They could question passengers before and after flying to see how frequently they get sick and when symptoms set in.
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But it doesn't necessarily mean you can get sick from contact with an infected person's saliva or urine, Gupta said.
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People get sick from Salmonella 12 to 72 hours after swallowing the germ and experience diarrhea, fever, and stomach cramps.
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"There were so many that even the veteran AMV editors started to get sick and tired of them," he says.
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She refuses to wait around just to watch him get sick, and heads home to drink herself into a wreck.
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You never really get sick of Chinese food because there are so many different regions you can try food from.
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The new Congress should enact a catastrophic cap to protect the elderly from financial ruin simply because they get sick.
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"I don't think Bauer was trying to (hit Cabrera), but at some point you get sick of it," Ausmus said.
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Paying monthly for insurance but never getting to "use" it — that is, you don't get sick — is the ideal situation.
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Paying monthly for insurance but never getting to "use" it — that is, you don't get sick — is the ideal situation.
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That's supposed to keep them from only signing up when they get sick, which drives up costs for healthy people.
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If she so much as consumes buffalo milk or butter, the buffalo themselves will get sick and stop producing milk.
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If you were in my shoes, you'd probably get sick of it and you'd want to stand up for yourself.
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Even some people who don't currently have doctors might want to have a broad choice if they do get sick.
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"If there is a flight delay or you get sick while traveling, provisions for those will kick in," he said.
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"I was about five days, four or five days into the quarantine and I started to get sick," he said.
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Keep in mind that if you do get sick, most symptoms are as mild as a cold or the flu.
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And right now what's so scary for those people is that they don't know if they're going to get sick.
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If enough lawmakers get sick or self-isolate, Congress could cease to function due to a lack of a quorum.
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Will I have a job that provides health benefits or will I be left hoping I won't get sick again?
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They interact with hundreds, if not thousands, of people per day, increasing the chances that they will get sick. Why?
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"The majority of our agents get sick," said Mr. Cabrera, who has been a Border Patrol agent for 17 years.
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But clinicians treating infectious diseases burn through protective gear quickly, and some doctors have already begun to get sick themselves.
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Unclear what's ailing her, but people get sick all the time and it has nothing to do with the coronavirus.
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Particularly because coronavirus is a respiratory illness, lung damage from smoking can be especially concerning if you do get sick.
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A large percentage of Americans will get sick enough to require hospitalization, and some of them are going to die.
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He urged Americans that "when you get sick, if you have the virus, that will be paid for," Sanders said.
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Generally, once your body has antibodies that can fight off a particular virus, you can't get sick from it again.
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He could have used the powers of the presidency to reduce the number of people who would ultimately get sick.
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And frankly, life is hard and people get sick and childish refuges don't armor our psyches like they once did.
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We really don't get sick of each other even when spending days at a time together, which isolation has proved.
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How many more of my friends have to get sick, have to die, for the world to take this seriously?!
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"Who do they think are going to come to take care of the patients if we get sick?" she asks.
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In reality, as more and more people get sick, there are fewer and fewer healthy people for them to infect.
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A person with fewer resources or different inclinations might have lived for years under that cloud, waiting to get sick.
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The message seemed to be that since he didn't get convicted by the Senate, we're not going to get sick.
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"We were always told growing up that if you ate dessert after eating seafood, you'd get sick," Mr. Smith said.
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"It's like $5 for a bag of this stuff and the vast majority don't get sick from this," he said.
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The whole idea behind insurance is that anyone healthy can get sick, and so everyone should have the same coverage.
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You can't lock people up in inhumane conditions, watch them get sick, and then refuse them access to medical care.
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And before the Affordable Care Act, they woke up every morning and went to work, praying they wouldn't get sick.
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The CDC reports that each year, 282 million people get sick from foodborne illness, 296,32 are hospitalized, and 3,000 die.
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Despite the high-flying accommodations, Pickle still managed to get sick on the plane, according to a press pool report.
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At the end of 60 days, the group that gargled with plain water was 36% less likely to get sick.
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You never know when you might have car problems, have an accident or get sick and expenses will get tight.
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Each person's concerns are unique, but no one should be afraid to go to the doctor if they get sick.
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Those with Type 2 (adult onset) diabetes who ran out of insulin will take a few months to get sick.
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"People would get sick looking at trees passing by at 600 miles per hour," said Sébastien Gendron, TransPod's chief executive.
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This is a very bad idea for anyone who is sick, has been sick, or is likely to get sick.
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Still, diseases don't have perfect transmission rates, and there's no guarantee a cannibal will get sick from eating a sick relative.
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Building Hyperloops is difficult because the tunnels must be straight, so passengers don't get sick from experiencing gravitational forces in curves.
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Just like us, celebrities sometimes get sick of social media — it's then that they decide they need to take a break.
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"When you get sick or lose someone, your identity by default becomes 'sick person' or 'someone who lost someone,' " McDowell said.
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But I would invariably get sick of feeling full and constantly thinking about food, so I'd wind up dialing things back.
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They couldn't find any source of an organism, so they would send him home, and he'd very quickly get sick again.
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And now, he's working to develop a test that could sniff out those signals before a patient starts to get sick.
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Sure, now my daughter doesn't get sick as often due to daycare germs, but there are random days off from school.
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Hong Kong, a special administrative region within China, offers better protections for contract employees who get sick than the mainland does.
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As a kid, the whole situation came off as routine: you get sick, you go to the doctor, you get treated.
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I have serious allergies and I usually get sick pretty easily, to limit my infections I try to stay clean frequently.
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You need to have the song be a piece that you like because you don't want to get sick of it.
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This waiting period would likely help to keep healthy people in the market, but it could hurt people that get sick.
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Healthy people should use caution, and if you do eat raw seafood, call your doctor if you get sick, she said.
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People usually get sick within three to four days after being exposed to this type of E. coli, the CDC says.
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It just waits until we get sick and then the pharmaceutical companies make money to help health [insurance] companies make money.
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When VR's simulation stutters or can't keep up with a rapid turn of the head, you're more likely to get sick.
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This Heathrow-branded trolley went for £250 ($350) — just in case you get sick of carrying your suitcases to the car.
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"I would get sick every couple of months and be sick for six to eight weeks at a time," she says.
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"When family issues become more urgent, when you need to travel, when your parents get sick, your priorities change," Montori says.
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And it shows up in our bodies, even before we get sick or start down the many roads to self-harm.
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But evidence from history does suggest a hypothesis: More women and babies are going to get sick, be poor, and die.
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"It's like Scott expects to get sick or collapse, because he doesn't want to be alone at all," says the insider.
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This isn't a device you're going to get sick using but there are still some issues that need to be addressed.
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"You get sick pretty quickly," Magnuson says, regarding the time it takes to start feeling like crap after contracting the illness.
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If you accidentally eat some Romaine lettuce this holiday season, the chances you will get sick from it are extremely low.
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This would protect people by creating a clear benefit to those who don't wait until they get sick to buy insurance.
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What would happen to the tens of thousands of West Virginians who lost health insurance if they were to get sick?
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"I eat quite healthy for a big guy like me, but you get sick of eating all the time," he said.
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Many more children and babies will get sick and die as a direct result of the Trump administration's censorship of science.
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Others believed that the flu vaccines don't work very well or that they were unlikely to get sick from the flu.
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I might get sick/suffer side effects: First off, the flu shot cannot cause the flu — that is a myth. Why?
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"People will get sick and die," Christine Todd Whitman, who served as EPA administrator under President George W. Bush, told Vox.
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He's fine, he's normal ... sometimes he would start getting better and then he would get diarrhea again and get sick again.
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"People you know will get sick; some may die," Mr. Carlson told his audience, which is significantly larger than Ms. Regan's.
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My therapist offered that to me, and was the one person who, seemingly, would never get sick on me, never die.
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Based on what we've seen already in other countries, a lot of doctors and nurses are highly likely to get sick.
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They'll need to put their lives on pause and potentially take care of at-risk loved ones as they get sick.
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In other words, it would be a bargain for many individuals to wait until they get sick to enroll in coverage.
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Politicians know that even if they do get sick like us, they won't have to choose between COBRA premiums and rent.
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Animals and their humans can get sick from simply handling these treats or caring for a dog who has eaten one.
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Maybe you're never going to get sick from eating bad chicken, but the risk still means we've adopted food inspection standards.
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Some get sick so quickly, and it's such a severe illness in some people, we feel it's not the right moment.
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Taking the attitude that you're young and healthy therefore you won't get sick is putting those who are vulnerable in danger.
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It helps drive career women out of the tech industry in droves, because they get sick of the constant sexual harassment.
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As we are inundated with new, targeted, deceptive ads, we may get sick of them and, perhaps, stop finding them persuasive.
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We need assurances that our economy won't go into a tailspin, harming even those among us who will never get sick.
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"We're the ones who are going to get hurt and get sick, and it's only going to get worse," said Miin.
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Most people in contact with dogs and cats don't get sick, and it's rare for Capnocytophaga to cause illness in humans.
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Employees still working during the ongoing pandemic say that proper safety measures aren't being taken to ensure they don't get sick.
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Ironically, it might not be too long before Overwatch fans get sick of watching Echo dominate professional and high-level play.
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We have had to make a plan; if we both get sick, who is going to take care of our kids?
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"Even if we all get sick, I would rather die than kill the country," said right-wing talk host Glenn Beck.
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It's the first human spaceflight since 2011, but the coronavirus could put it in jeopardy if the key people get sick.
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"If you get sick, the last thing you want to do is have to go to the store," Katz told me.
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"Word of advice to everyone — don't email the entire company when you get sick," Mr. Vasos told his Fox co-workers.
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"We can't allow people to get sick," the president said, with his wife Melania at his side in the Oval Office.
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I often get sick of being sick and crave normalcy so I say "fuck it" and get two tickets from StubHub.
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It also provides people with peace of mind — knowing that they will be able to afford care when they get sick.
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Sometimes workers faint because they are sick, she adds, complaining that it is often difficult to get sick leave from managers.
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His mother, under doctor's orders, watched his two little brothers like a hawk, terrified they might get sick and die, too.
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Amongst the global health pandemic of COVID-19, here are some questions I've been asking myself: What if I get sick?
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To secure the benefits, they have to prove a diagnosis, forcing some without other options to work until they get sick.
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It was amazing to get to test the experiment… We did over 93 parabolas of microgravity, and I did not get sick!
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When people lose access to the last century's worth of improvements to services and health care, they're more likely to get sick.
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On the bright side, at least Vanessa didn't get sick because she was blindingly drunk and shouting abuse, unlike some past contestants.
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So individual room units can put out bacteria and fungi that people can get sick from as well—but it's pretty uncommon.
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Much of this cost is due to increased hospitalizations for patients who get sick when they don't take their medication as prescribed.
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Simply put, if there's a chance you might get sick, get old, or start a family — this bill will do you harm.
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Simply put, if there's a chance you might get sick, get old, or start a family – this bill will do you harm.
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The specialist also says that the best course of action once you get sick is to take an antiviral drug like Tamiflu.
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While one in three people carry the Staphylococcus aureus bacteria in their noses, most do not get sick, according to the CDC.
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This leaves a person to despair, wondering what they will do if they get sick, or one of their kids gets sick.
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As a result, the consequences for those who are either sick or who get sick while in their custody can be fatal.
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According to the Post, many on board worry that the quarantine is just multiplying the chances that they will eventually get sick.
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No one wants to get sick on the road, but it's reassuring to know that some airports have medical clinics on site.
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"It's better for us to travel while healthy and also if we get sick to be treated in American hospitals," he said.
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About 1 in 10 people who get sick from the disease die, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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That ultimately means a person can walk into a room where a sick person had been hours before and still get sick.
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"[Having] healthcare means that if you get sick, you can continue to pursue your dreams, your life, and your career," Schwartz explains.
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I made a big batch to last the whole week and now that it's Friday, I'm starting to get sick of it.
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They're definitely going to get sick of us, ratings are going to plummet, and we're over at the end of this year.
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Public Health Here is the surest way to enjoy the peace of mind that comes with having health insurance: Don't get sick.
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"It's very sad, because when people do get sick from this, they're generally in their mid-30s to mid-40s," Flamm says.
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Their worries that they will get sick and not be able to pay their bills fuels health care as a political issue.
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E coli typically takes three weeks to confirm, primarily because people don't get sick until days after they ate the contaminated food.
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As she explained a few years back, it's nearly impossible to get sick of the look, which she's found endless variations for.
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It's a good way to see what it has to offer, but you'll get sick of all the ads within the app.
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One way to get sick is by touching contaminated surfaces, says William Schaffner, an infectious disease specialist at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
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It is also important to note that not only laboratory workers can get sick; people who live with them are also vulnerable.
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When I get sick of a drag queen I lock them away somewhere and tell people that they need time off drag.
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While voters will surely get sick of Trump's antics, the issues that carried him to the White House aren't going to disappear.
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He noted that when people get sick, they want an experienced doctor to treat them; when they fly, they want experienced pilots.
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" After a couple of seconds of staring at the camera, Stallone laughingly says, "I think I'm gonna go home and get sick!
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In other words, the more variety, the less likely it is that one will be dominant enough for you to get sick.
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For many of them, the added upfront costs would be worth it once they do get sick or get into an accident.
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But bare bones coverage may offer so little value that people remain financially vulnerable when they get sick and need protection most.
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CVS Health bought health insurer Aetna as part of its plan to make itself the place Americans go when they get sick.
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That forced his parents to be away from the twins for five days to make sure Jadon and Anias didn't get sick.
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" —Kadia Bijlmakers, 21 "Coke, chips, pizza, candy—take a bite of each one and then get sick and give up on life.
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I thought to myself, it's incredible that so many women can get sick and find themselves in financial freefall because of it.
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At some point (I think?), the young kids in your family will get sick of being on their phones during holiday gatherings.
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Brain's healthchare team has also worked with top hospitals to use its machine learning expertise to predict when patients might get sick.
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If these folks get sick, can they call out so that they can recover -- and so they don't spread illness to others?
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People who get coronavirus will typically get sick with a mild to moderate upper respiratory tract illness, similar to a common cold.
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The general advice for people who get sick with the flu or coronavirus is very similar: Rest and drink plenty of fluids.
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"It's kind of a backstop," Sahm said, especially for those who may lose their jobs, have their hours reduced or get sick.
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Those additional machines could save 35,000 to 306,000 American lives, depending on the percentage of people who get sick, the report said.
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Last night, I slept on the couch because my boyfriend is sick and I don't want to get sick or bother him.
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Not a single person mentioned coronavirus, and I didn't see any signs about symptoms or what to do if you get sick.
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"I think the worst-case scenario is this: inevitably other people will get sick and inevitably other people will die," Stone says.
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Any one person in the U.S. is more likely to get sick with the flu than the coronavirus, at least for now.
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Generally, once your body has antibodies that know how to fight off a particular invader, you can't get sick from it again.
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I already feel a familiar dread: looking around at those I love, wondering which ones will get sick, and which will die.
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It's hard to get sick of them, unless you actually happened to be governed by one of the hot names in question.
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When temperatures don't cool off at night, the added heat stress increases the likelihood that people will get sick or even die.
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Legionnaires' disease is treated with antibiotics, and most people who get sick make a full recovery, according to the state health department.
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"We do not have sufficient resources and especially staff because apart from everything else, now the staff are beginning to get sick."
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Most people who get sick with COVID-19, the illness caused by the novel coronavirus, experience mild symptoms and will fully recover.
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Instead of spreading the message that we're all going to get sick and die, coronavirus memes are downright reasonable, even borderline cheerful.
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In 2011, just after Occupy Wall Street, people start to get sick in Shenzhen, and it spreads from there across the world.
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World leaders have gotten sick in office beforeShould Trump or another leader get sick while in office, it would not be unprecedented.
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But people entering Medicare have plenty of warning, and tend to know they will stay in the program, and eventually get sick.
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The state said that people who did get sick were more likely to have visited the fair, which took place from Sept.
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" She continued: "You hear all these stories about people when they're pregnant — they get sick, they get really tired, really stressed out.
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I do think it makes sense for certain people to cancel their trips, however, even if they are unlikely to get sick.
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And they think I shouldn't stop, but I want to because I don't want to hurt my family if I get sick.
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I've seen them get old, get sick and belly up to the bar for their last round at their final last call.
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Why should Americans have the unalienable right to wait till they get sick (at least during open enrollment) before buying health insurance?
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Senators who vote for this bill will send a simple message to their constituents: Get sick, and you are on your own.
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When you have horses that are very good or that you know you're very competitive on, you don't get sick of winning.
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"As long as I didn't run out [of heroin] and get sick, I was like Superwoman," she says of her job performance.
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As someone who can get sick of constantly eating out while traveling, the fully equipped kitchen was a huge plus for me.
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Approximately one in six Americans get sick every year from eating contaminated foods, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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But when pregnant mothers get sick, Pearce said, their bodies are doing a lot to fight the virus, like making inflammatory molecules.
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"I'm always the first person to get sick, I put on the headset and I feel sick for hours afterwards!" he exclaimed.
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As a Christian, I can say that the Kingdom of God is not yet fully here, and so we get sick and die.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that about 1,600 people get sick from L. mono each year, and about 73 die.
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Perhaps one day Facebook users will get sick of being jerked around and lied to and pull the plug on its conniving ass.
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The danger isn't simply that the travelers will get sick themselves — unless you're pregnant or develop a rare condition, the symptoms aren't severe.
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The problem is more that infected travelers can bring the virus back to the US and and potentially cause others to get sick.
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Vence refused to let him in, saying Maleah had the flu and he did not want her father to get sick, Davis says.
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If you get sick …chances are if you live in the United States, you are going to have access to a drug first.
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Right now, if you get sick you have two things to worry about -- how to get better and how to pay for it.
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Employees vulnerable to this phenomenon include precarious, non-traditional workers, as well as small business owners, who seldom get sick leave, Baker said.
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But the virus is highly contagious: If exposed to someone with the virus, 9 out of 10 unvaccinated people will get sick themselves.
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Likewise, some people may get sick on a short ferry ride while others can be on a boat all day and feel fine.
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"God forbid something happens to you, if you get sick or need care in a nursing home, that asset is protected," he said.
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Kids are resilient, but when they start to get sick, they go down very quickly and it's hard to come back from that.
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"It's better for us to travel while healthy and also, if we get sick, to be treated in American hospitals," he told Reuters.
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"Its better for us to travel while healthy and also, if we get sick, to be treated in American hospitals," he told Reuters.
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"Its better for us to travel while healthy and also if we get sick to be treated in American hospitals," he told Reuters.
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Unfortunately, it's inevitable that we all get sick at times, and healing through food is a clear method, proven to have fantastic results.
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That's because the MMR vaccine is only 93 percent protective after a single dose, so people who are vaccinated can still get sick.
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Valerie Rosian with daughter Grace "She was only home for a little bit and she started to get sick again," Rosian tells PEOPLE.
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I eat my typical yogurt and strawberry jam with a glass of OJ. I never get sick of yogurt that tastes this good.
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And this is compounded by feeling the health care system is "robust" enough to heal them when they do get sick, Khan adds.
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Really, it's the perfect solution for someone who wants a versatile silhouette they won't get sick of, whether for engagement purposes or otherwise.
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Sometimes you spend weekends with divorced dad and that feels like it's fun but then you get sick — that's what America's going through.
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Couch: One of the things that happens when people get sick is that there's all kinds of appointments they have to go to.
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"Wiest clarified he believes it's better for all the students to get sick all at once and let the outbreak "runs its course.
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When you make beer, you're dealing with a living organism, yeast, so like all living organisms that feel shitty, they can get sick.
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Ensuring you don't get sick while playing is all about nailing your intended motion, and translating that into your VR experience, I'm told.
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When these mice were injected with prions, they didn't get sick; without PrP around, there was nothing to keep the chain reaction going.
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As the weather worsens, your citizens are increasingly likely to get sick and even die, which means gaps start opening in your workforce.
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Depending on where they are in their treatment cycle, a patient without dialysis may have only a short time before they get sick.
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"Any state that depends on income taxes is going to get sick whenever one of these guys gets a cold," Mr. Sullivan said.
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Many of those people will be in for a rude shock when they get sick and discover how little their insurance actually covers.
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But I also learned that I can't listen to any music for more than an hour straight before I get sick of it.
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I was very rarely enjoying myself, but if I stopped, I would get sick, and I just didn't know what else to do.
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"He wouldn't want to see another person have to get sick and die because of what the tobacco companies did," Gwynn Jr. said.
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But four workers who were exposed didn't get sick, and scientists discovered that it was the one strain which wasn't harmful to humans.
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Insurance companies cannot cancel your policy if you get sick or impose lifetime limits or caps and "essential health benefits" ensure meaningful coverage.
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I used VR in a car going 90 mph and didn't get sick Audi spins out Holoride to put VR in every car
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When severe-allergy sufferers go out to eat, what's being done to keep them safe, and who's to blame when they get sick?
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Most people understand how colds are passed and how to protect themselves, while aware that sometimes, despite your best efforts, you get sick.
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I get sick of foods pretty easily, so it's important for me to have a wide variety of breakfast staples in my pantry.
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In theory, runners with less inflammation would be able to train harder, and not get sick as often, which also means better training.
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But it was crazy watching some people see something and start to get sick to their stomach and puke in the movie theater.
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They depend heavily on the whims and efficacy of one man, a man who — like all other men — will get sick and die.
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I think people must limit themselves, "I can't listen to anything besides metal", and then they oversaturate themselves and get sick of it.
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Back in 1958, researchers conducted a randomized controlled trial of people to see if being cold made them more likely to get sick.
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People can get sick if they inhale mist or vapor from contaminated water, but the bacteria do not spread from person to person.
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I do get sick sometimes, you know, I have had two heart operations and all that but I look after my health generally.
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"If you were in my shoes, you'd probably get sick of it and you'd want to stand up for yourself," Steffy told Insider.
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You can't get sick from being cold, but spending more time indoors with large crowds is an easy way to contract an infection.
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It may be reassuring to some young people to learn that children seem to be less likely to get sick from the virus.
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" As Time magazine's Jamie Ducharme writes, "If fewer people get sick, there's fewer flu virus to be spread, and the ripple effect continues.
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If you are caring for older relatives, health officials also recommend identifying a backup caregiver who can step in if you get sick.
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The coronavirus has a long course of illness — people are usually sick for a while before they get sick enough to need hospitalization.
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Allana also spoke to nurses about the concern that should they get sick during the pandemic, they might not get paid sick leave.
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They aren't following social distancing because they believe they won't get sick, even though it could prevent more vulnerable people from becoming infected.
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"And then you pass it along to your grandfather, your grandmother, who is on chemotherapy for cancer," and they get sick, he warned.
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How fast and far it will spread, how many people will get sick, and how many of those will die are still unknown.
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Venezuela should follow suit, showing concern that the CITGO85033 — five U.S. citizens and one permanent resident — could get sick while in your custody.
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If a healthy horse eats a piece of hay contaminated with fecal matter from an infected horse, for example, it can get sick.
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Just like our bodies get sick, and they need time to rest, our minds also fail us sometimes and beg for a break.
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Older adults are thus more susceptible to infections — more likely to get sick, more likely to require hospitalization and more likely to die.
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He says we still don't know how many people will get sick, and how many of those will die before the outbreak recedes.
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Millions of Americans still lack health insurance, and they're fully liable for their medical bills if they get sick or have an accident.
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"I'm scared because we don't know if there's lead in her body, or in her brain, or if she'll get sick," she said.
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If you then prepare other food there, you could contaminate it and get sick—both salmonella and Campylobacter can cause food-borne illnesses.
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"If you have to get sick, sure can't beat the measles," Marcia says in an image from the episode that's used in the meme.
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That said, adopting certain healthy habits can help your adaptive immune system do its job if and when you get sick, Dr. Kachru says.
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There's also the associated heartache of having to watch a beloved dog get sick, struggle with lingering health issues, and meet an untimely end.
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"All responders and survivors, whether they got sick in 2015 or will get sick in 2025 or 2035, should be properly compensated," Nadler said.
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Today we spend 50x more treating people who are sick than we spend finding cures so people don't get sick in the first place.
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If you get sick under an Affordable Care Act policy, the cost of your care will be covered as outlined in your policy description.
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People who are at high risk for serious complications can benefit from antivirals and should see a doctor as soon as they get sick.
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It's really fascinating 'cause they go, you know you were saying before, this time, now he's ... people are finally gonna get sick of this.
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More seriously, though, when you have a real, live person who will get sick because of an animal, why can't airlines just move it?
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Antivirals like Tamiflu can lessen the severity and shorten the course of the flu, but only if they're taken right after you get sick.
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And when they get sick, they are greeted with smug smiles, a harsh reminder of all good things, as their bodies waste to nothing.
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People can't keep the newspaper in their house forever; they run out of room, it gets moldy, they breathe in spores, they get sick.
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"My biggest scare is I get sick tomorrow because of this and I can't support my family, being a single-family income," he said.
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They get gray hair, their skin sags, and they get sick with the same diseases that aging humans do, like cancer, diabetes, and dementia.
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So, just half a year after the world watched athletes get sick and swimming pools turn green, the situation is even worse in Rio.
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"You take 100,000 people and move them to new country, a significant percentage of that group will get sick with traveler's diarrhea," said Boyle.
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If you get sick of the classic NES brick, just sync up your PS4 Dual Shock 4 or Wii Mote to switch things up.
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An outbreak in Canada in the 1980s caused hundreds of people to get sick after eating mussels with a high concentration of the chemical.
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If you take a Tylenol that's expired, for example, you're not going to get sick, but it may not make your headache go away.
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These financial vulnerabilities reflect the high costs of health care in the United States, the most expensive place in the world to get sick.
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When it comes to back pain in America, we make it easy for people to get sick and hard for them to stay healthy.
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People can get sick when they breathe in mist or accidentally take water into the lungs containing the bacteria that causes the lung infection.
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It boggles my mind that this even needs to be said, but sometimes people are born sick or get sick without doing anything wrong.
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The mandate was designed to get young, healthy people into the market before they get sick, which stabilizes the marketplace and keeps premiums down.
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Much like weather forecasting, where algorithms can use data to predict what will happen, doctors will know who will get sick ahead of time.
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"Simply put, if there's a chance you might get sick, get old, or start a family -- this bill will do you harm," Obama wrote.
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Those infected get sick an average of 3 to 4 days after eating or drinking something that contains the bacteria, according to the CDC.
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But just as they begin to bask in the glow of marginal acceptance, men start to get sick — slowly, and then all at once.
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"Simply put, if there's a chance you might get sick, get old, or start a family – this bill will do you harm," Obama wrote.
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Many people infected didn't get sick at all, and those who did had mild flu-like fever and aches, lasting just a few days.
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The fish are also fed the highest quality, non-GMO commercial fish food, and if they weren't doing well, they'd get sick, he says.
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Same-day sick calls jumped by 42%Pilots don't fly every day, and usually they call several days in advance to get sick leave.
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People infected with the bacteria get sick two to eight days after swallowing the germ, and may sometimes develop a type of kidney failure.
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We don't how likely it is someone will get infected by a Zika-carrying mosquito, or why some people get sick and others don't.
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"It's just a matter of explaining to them that if some of these animals don't reproduce properly, they will get sick," Adams told Motherboard.
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"Simply put, if there's a chance you might get sick, get old, or start a family — this bill will do you harm," Obama wrote.
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For example, if you get sick before a trip, you'll need to get a doctor's note before cancelling if you want to be reimbursed.
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Your little buddies have so many needs: food, warmth, places to sleep, places to pee, a penchant to get sick from too many germs.
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WASHINGTON — The decision to retire is often personal — people get sick of travel, miss their families, aren't happy about their day-to-day work.
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And any of us can get sick or injured at any moment, so everyone needs coverage to drive down costs and keep everyone healthy.
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So, my question is, if someone does get exposed and get sick, how can they best self-isolate while still under the same roof?
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After all, the forthcoming epidemic means a LOT more hand washing, and we are bound to get sick of the birthday song after awhile.
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Gig economy workers say they'll have to work through the coronavirus outbreak even if they get sick: 'We can't risk losing a day's income'
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"Don't take a chance that you're going to... cause your grandparent or your parents or another friend from school to get sick."https://t.
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They are already here, and their impact on the coronavirus issue won't become evident until they get sick — more of which in a moment.
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And I fear that most Americans, who don't really worry about their health until they get sick, won't be willing to fight against it.
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Younger staff are assigned to the more critical cases, with the expectation that if they get sick they would be more likely to recover.
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But when people get sick, they often do not know what they need and sometimes are not in a position to make good decisions.
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Taub-Dix also recommends stockpiling Pedialyte or sports drinks as a source of calories and electrolytes if you get sick and lose your appetite.
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It's incredibly easy to get sick at trade shows at the best of times, and this is very much not the best of times.
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"What we know is that older patients are the most vulnerable, and once they get sick or ill, they quickly deteriorate," Dr. Kami said.
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If people do get sick, maybe former CEO Adam Neumann can convince the company to hire Darryl McDaniels to sing at their hospital beds.
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"We can't allow people to get sick and we can't have our youth be so affected," he said in a press conference, reports NBC.
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Conchata tells TMZ ... she's really not too sure how she contracted the infection, as she's not really one to get sick all that often.
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At best, travel restrictions, and even airport screenings, delay the spread of disease but don't impact the number of people who eventually get sick.
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They're cold, the lights are on 24/7, there are open toilets, and as a child, if you're not sick you can get sick.
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These plans will cover a range of expenses, from missing a connection, lost bag fees, disaster evacuations, cancellations if you get sick and more.
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Additionally, walking around and constantly thinking you're going to get sick or something bad is going to happen is far worse than being sick.
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The beauty of the vaccine is that most people who get the proper dose will never get sick with measles, even if they're exposed.
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Before the law was passed, "they woke up every morning and went to work, just hoping and praying they wouldn't get sick," he said.
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If I'm going to be sick anyway—like if the weather changes and we get sick—I might as well have fun doing it.
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But we want to tell people not to get sick, because if you do, you'll have tremendous difficulty getting treated by the health system.
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For starters, there are only so many times you can watch the same format over and over again and not get sick of it.
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Several Americans have been falling ill and dying in the D.R. recently, but Melissa is the first to get sick at the Nickelodeon Resort.
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Between finding doctors, securing health insurance, and trying not to get sick, it can feel like there's an overwhelming amount of responsibility to deal with.
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Do we get sick of Ikea as we grow older, or does a more settled, "adult" life naturally mean we drift away from shopping there?
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A few hours after the Thanksgiving celebration is over and everyone goes home, the first character the audience sees get sick is Allie (Kathryn Newton).
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Last year she and her mother had a series of extraordinary conversations about what the little girl wanted to do should she get sick again.
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In other words, a bunch of people had to get sick for you to start seeing scary headlines and getting calls from your doctor's office.
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I forgot dressing, but stopped by Juice Press in the morning to get their Nurse Ginger Green smoothie (I'm still bracing myself to get sick).
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When you get sick, your body produces more of it, which is a feature, not a bug, in order to clear more of those agents.
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The beauty of the vaccine is that most people who get the recommended two doses will never get sick with measles, even if they're exposed.
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Each year, an estimated 1,600 people get sick and 260 others die due to listeria infections, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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You should also stay home when you get sick so you can rest and recover, but also so you aren't spreading your illness to others.
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More Americans are now what experts call "underinsured," meaning that their coverage still leaves them exposed to a damaging financial hit if they get sick.
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The real risk is that those beachgoers who do get infected will wind up spreading those superbugs around, even if they don't get sick themselves.
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So the next time you consider eating dropped food, the odds are in your favor that you can eat that morsel and not get sick.
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Here's a handy chart from FSIS on how to thoroughly cook potentially germ-containing food, including leftovers and casseroles, so that you don't get sick.
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Their failing health encourages you to run again and quit drinking because watching a man who looks so much like you get sick is frightening.
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Don't get this milk because you may or may not get sick, depending on the material of the container and the existence of its contents.
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The 2D video passthrough, you really have to have high performance because you'll get sick, so you need to be around seven or eight milliseconds.
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I'm really starting to get sick of toast but I ran out of oatmeal earlier this week, which I is my usual alternate for breakfast.
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The scare raised some key questions: when you're in a metal tube hurtling through the air, how do you get help if you get sick?
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Because, in our opinion, sequins are like the foods at the top of the pyramid: One should enjoy them sparingly, otherwise they might get sick.
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People are contagious before they know they have measles, so more people are likely to get sick in the coming days and weeks, Christ wrote.
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Researchers can look at what genes switch on when the animals get sick, and by comparison what's going on in the genes of healthy animals.
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And then when you get sick you go to the doctor, get a shot, and get some medicine, and you feel better for a bit.
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That's a key point here because while mammals like bats may harbor a high diversity of viruses, they typically do not get sick from them.
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Today we spend 50 times more treating people who are sick than we spend finding cures so people don't get sick in the first place.
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Gun violence in Chicago spreads like an infectious disease — and now, researchers have figured out a way to predict who's most likely get sick next.
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And penalties will need to be added for people who never bought insurance and only do so when they are severely injured or get sick.
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I want people to feel like if they break their wrist or they get sick, they have health care to take care of their children.
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While vitamin C is unlikely to impact whether you get sick or how sick you get, taking vitamin C is associated with slightly shorter illnesses.
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The whole point of giving them that is so they don't work hard, so if they get sick from overwork it misses the whole point.
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Even if you are exposed to the measles, it's "very unlikely" that you will get sick if you have been vaccinated, according to Dr. Stork.
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It wouldn't have made a difference for any of use but it is the kind of low-life, sleazy politics people truly get sick of.
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"You get sick of the food after awhile, but the combo pizza is always my go-to," one Costco worker in Florida told Business Insider.
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Every year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, approximately 500,000 people get sick and 85033 individuals die from eating contaminated pork products.
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No matter how many people are in your household, you need to have a thermometer on hand because everyone, at some point, will get sick.
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Essentially, the more variety of bacteria in your gut, the less likely it is for one to be dominant enough for you to get sick.
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Money provides the security of material benefits, healthier living conditions, less chronic stress, and, of course, access to health care when we do get sick.
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"You get sick of the food after awhile, but the combo pizza is always my go-to," one Costco employee in Florida told Business Insider.
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Avoid close contact with others You can infect others from one day before you get sick to about five to seven days after developing symptoms.
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So within ten miles of the observatory, wireless technology isn't accessible, thus attracting a commune of hermits who say they get sick from wireless signals.
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In healthy adults, these symptoms should abate on their own, but make sure to be in touch with your doctor if you do get sick.
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People who get sick from salmonella typically develop a fever, diarrhea and stomach cramps about 12 to 72 hours after being exposed to the bacteria.
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How fast this occurs depends on many factors, including how contagious the disease is, how many people are vulnerable and how quickly they get sick.
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If an animal doesn't get sick from the infection, its use is limited, because testing treatment effectiveness requires observing whether the treatment stops the symptoms.
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Canada is one of the first countries to announce a shutdown of Parliament to curb coronavirus spread because—fair enough—who wants to get sick?
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"I realized that if they get sick, who's going to take care of us?" said Yeisley, who plans to craft a few hundred masks herself.
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Every few months, I have to erase my Spotify playlist and start from scratch because I get sick and tired of the songs on it.
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Ask Well Q. Can you get sick just from being cold, like sitting in an overly air-conditioned room or going out without a jacket?
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How fast this occurs depends on many factors, including how contagious the disease is, how many people are vulnerable and how quickly they get sick.
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And if I get sick, I should stay in my room a lot more often and lean on y'all to get me groceries and medicine.
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"Hope that they don't get sick!" it jokes, which on first read seems like an alarmingly honest admission about the perils of food-borne illness.
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Having friends from multiple generations can help head off the loneliness that can come when others move, die, get sick or are no longer mobile.
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If one of your colleagues gets sick, others will likely get sick, and the people next to them will be quarantined, shutting down your operation.
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Even if you don't get sick the choices you make about where you go could be the difference between life and death for someone else.
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And second, that his only brother and best man, who is currently on a honeymoon cruise in the Bahamas, might get sick, stranded or quarantined.
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When we get sick—or we have to shelter in place to avoid getting sick—the work that depends on people grinds to a stop.
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People who get sick tend to first experience minor ailments, such as a headache, a slight cough, and a slight fever, for about a week.
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And the city has purchased 30 R.V.s for unhoused people if you do get sick, but those are set up about an hour from downtown.
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But gig workers told Business Insider that they're worried they lack a safety net if they do encounter a sick customer or get sick themselves.
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I live about a mile from the nursing home at the center of the coronavirus outbreak in Washington and I've watched my neighbors get sick.
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People get sick of you — well, not sick of you, but somebody comes along to replace you, and I always thought that would be horrible.
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If you live in a crowded home, such as a trailer or apartment, you may get sick of ramming a stick vac into tight places.
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But even now, within the meat industry, routine use of antibiotics is harming farmers' ability to raise animals and treat them if they get sick.
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The group has also been discussing investing in something like workers' compensation insurance so that prostitutes who get sick or injured can get financial support.
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"We are early in the incubation period for mumps, so if anyone was going to get sick, it would start happening around now," he said.
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The economy can describe how we eat, work, study, get sick, and die—like the cash nexus itself, we use the word for almost everything.
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"If you are going abroad, you want to make sure if you get sick … you don't pay an extreme amount of money," said Frommers' Cochran.
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Not only am I more productive now; I also rarely get sick because I can cook healthy lunches and don't share space with others' germs.
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You can't just forbid insurance companies to discriminate based on medical history; if you do that, healthy people won't sign up until they get sick.
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The CDC has reported that every year in the United States, at least 23,000 people die and 2 million get sick with antibiotic-resistant infections.
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The 1990 original is immaculate, start to finish—one of the only Christmas movies you can watch a thousand times and never get sick of.
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"And as more [healthcare workers] get sick and have exposure, we get sidelined, and then who's there to take care of the patients?" she said.
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Economic slowdowns, supply chain disruptions, school closures, public transit restrictions and mandatory work-from-home policies all exact tolls, whether you get sick or not.
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And he has promised to turn the page on this era of defeat and said that we were going to get sick and tired of winning.
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I was sweating like there was no tomorrow and was constantly making sure we were both hydrated throughout the trip so no one would get sick.
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"People get sick all the time from tainted food, but they don't see it as something that is a threat to their personal safety," McDonald said.
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That part of the rule is designed to deter people from waiting to sign up for insurance until they get sick or otherwise need health services.
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As calculated by scientists, 88% effectiveness does not mean that of 100 people coming into contact with the mumps virus, only 12 people will get sick.
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"If one gets ill, the other could get sick too, so the statistics aren't very strong for having a long life as conjoined twins," Urata says.
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"The law is still on the books, and people still get sick and hit by cars, so having insurance is still a good thing," Pollitz said.
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You might already be starting to get sick of hearing your friends' complaints about how down they are now that we're in the midst of winter.
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Every year, about 1.2 million people get sick, 23,000 are hospitalized, and 450 people die from salmonella, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Rather than keeping Robin — named after actor, Robin Williams — inside and watching him get sick, his family wanted to give him an adventure he'd never forget.
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Then when humans touch the pets and their living areas the germs spread and people get sick, especially young children or those with already compromised health.
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People generally get sick three to four days after eating romaine contaminated with E. coli O157:H7, and get bloody diarrhea, severe stomach cramps, and vomiting.
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"I think I had to get sick to take a look at myself and get to the causes and conditions of my overall health," he said.
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Because your body turns TMAO into a poisonous compound during digestion, you can get sick from eating Greenland shark meat that hasn't been dried or soaked.
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"They have enough variety that I am able to switch up my meals enough to not get sick of it," he wrote in a Facebook note.
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Not knowing how it spread, people in the 1980s worried that they'd get sick from holding hands or catch the disease from a public toilet seat.
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More than 429,000 people lost their lives to the mosquito-borne illness in 53, and hundreds of millions get sick with a malaria infection every year.
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Next year, it will roll out in other retailers, timed perfectly with the moment you get sick of eating New Year's resolution veggie omelets for breakfast.
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You said that you had to cook for yourself because it's the only way you knew you wouldn't get sick, which had to be isolating, too.
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"Simply put, if there's a chance you might get sick, get old, or start a family -- this bill will do you harm," Obama wrote last week.
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Consultations get sick babies diagnosed, keep their treatment regimens from killing them and help scholars devise the cures that save lives of millions more like them.
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"He was laying on the bench and then he [went to] warm up and just felt like he was going to [get sick] again," Hornacek said.
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