The sick movies and the sick video games are creating sick, sick kids.
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But I've been sick, really sick, pneumonia sick — while single.
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"I'm sick of being sick, and I'm sick of talking about being sick," he kept telling his mother.
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Your families aren't sick, your neighbors aren't sick, your co-workers aren't sick.
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You won't be able to get all the sick, sick deals you want — you must pick one or two sick, sick deals.
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Why bother, I thought; you're sick already, and going to be sick for as long as you're sick.
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"In the beginning, I was a little sick — a lot sick, a lot sick — but now I'm good," Dewan adds.
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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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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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If you're sick of getting sick, we don't blame you.
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Those who aren't sick now," he warned, "will become sick.
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From being told to go on sick leave when you're not sick, to having your reports taken away, we're sick of retaliation.
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Last year, a Chipotle employee told CNBC that sick employees would often not call out sick or be forced to work while sick.
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But he doesn't know he's sick and he doesn't act sick.
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I know now whose child is sick — whose cat is sick.
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He would just be sick and he'd never been sick before.
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They're not getting sick leave, they're not getting paid sick leave.
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He'd got sick, that was all—and couldn't anybody get sick?
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If the bulbs didn't make you sick, they made you look sick.
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She smelled sick — there was a smell about her that was sick.
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Sometimes he gets sick of me and I get sick of him.
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And that winter, I didn't just get sick, I was mostly sick.
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"'I'm so sick, I'm so sick,'" he told her, Ms. Ayers said.
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"He wasn't sick on the way; he wasn't sick here," she said.
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I'm a sick person, but if I'm buying art, I'm not sick.
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I'm sick of losing, and I'm sick to death of noble defeats.
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" He then called the shooter "a sick man, a demented man, a lot of problems I guess… we're dealing with a very sick, sick individual.
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Inside ambulances, on rudimentary digital screens, the dispatches are listed — call No. 2,488, sick; call No. 2,555, sick; call No. 2,206, sick with a fever.
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Inside ambulances, on rudimentary digital screens, the dispatches are listed — call No. 2,488, sick; call No. 2,555, sick; call No. 2,206, sick with a fever.
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"I'm sick of it and I know Chicago is sick of it, and I just hope that our legislative partners are sick of it," he said.
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Montreal power-pop quartet The Sick Things understand the genre's dual nature, and embrace it on their song "Sick Thing" off their debut album Sick Things.
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A simple subject line like: "Sick day," or "Sick today," should suffice. 4.
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Or I had months of sick leave while I wasn't sick at all.
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So, if one person is sick, more people are likely to get sick.
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But fear not: Gilead has a solution for our sick, sick planet, too.
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I recommend being sick in bed especially when you are not that sick.
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You have to be super-sick to find out if you're super-sick.
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And 'Better Off' because it's sick," he said, before adding, "They're all sick.
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I am sick and tired of being sick and tired of heteronormative salads.
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But I know people are sick and tired of being sick and tired.
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Do you think they care if you get sick or I get sick?
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But it's better to be sick of us than to get sick yourself.
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In states that mandated sick leave, it found, fewer employees worked when sick.
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"I don't know if they're sick or afraid of being sick," she said.
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"From being told to go on sick leave when you're not sick, to having your reports taken away, we're sick of retaliation," Google employees tweeted via @GoogleWalkout.
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"You won't get sick just by being around a sick animal," says Dr. Spec.
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She's sick — really sick — at the hands of her own mother, Adora (Patricia Clarkson).
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People were getting sick, deathly sick, long before the disease even had a name.
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I would much rather take care of a sick infant than a sick man.
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Not so sick she was in bed, but sick enough to be in sweatpants.
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The water makes you sick, I don't understand it, but it makes you sick.
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Some critics were appalled: "A sick play for sick people," The Daily Mirror declared.
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"If we work sick, then you get sick," workers chanted during a recent protest.
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They don't want to get sick or make their friends and loved ones sick.
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When sick employees are able to stay home, they prevent others from getting sick.
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She felt "sick, like the country was sick," like things had gone badly wrong.
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But there are a lot of other viruses out there, and infections can be spread by children who aren't sick, or aren't yet sick, or aren't still sick.
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Firefighters have unlimited sick pay, for example, while paramedics and E.M.T.s — who regularly come into contact with sick patients — have 12 days of paid sick leave every year.
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Firefighters have unlimited sick pay, for example, while paramedics and E.M.T.s — who regularly come into contact with sick patients — have 12 days of paid sick leave every year.
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Disease detectives figure out who is sick, when they became sick and how they might have gotten sick, according to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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"From being told to go on sick leave when you're not sick, to having your reports taken away, we're sick of retaliation," the Google Walkout account tweeted on Tuesday.
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Sick rooms can be shared with others who are sick, and in households with more than one bathroom, sick people should use one while well people use the other.
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It may also explain why her campaign website frames paid leave in terms of caring for a sick family member instead of sick leave when you yourself are sick.
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You should want to get sick 20 years from now, versus getting sick now. Honest.
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"I am really sick of this climate — really sick of the negativity," he told PEOPLE.
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Even though it rarely affected her dance lessons, she also remembers being sick -- very sick.
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And I knew he was sick, but I didn't know that he was that sick.
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Given I'd been feeling sick, did I really want to risk getting anyone else sick?
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In the emergency department, the patient mix will simultaneously be more sick and less sick.
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"Many of them will not get sick or will get only mildly sick," Clinton added.
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"If we work sick, then you get sick," Chipotle workers chanted during a recent protest.
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If our neighbor or co-worker gets sick, we have the potential to get sick.
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I'm so sick of the anxiety, and I'm so sick of thinking of certain things.
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THURSDAYSTYLES An article last Thursday about sick days misstated a company's policy on sick time.
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People connect to it because they've been sick or they know someone who's been sick.
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" She answers with Fannie Lou Hamer: "I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired.
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Count me among the legions who are sick and tired of being sick and tired.
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Friends and relatives might have had other sick people to help, or been sick themselves.
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Stay away from sick people, and don't go to work or school if you're sick.
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Her most famous line, however, is, "I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired."
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"It was your vacation, your sick days, your kids' sick days, and everything," she says.
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Remote work isn't an option, so if I'm sick, I need to take sick time.
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You're at home on your couch, having called in sick, but you're not really sick.
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Their story involves church burnings, suicide, murder, corpse paint, and obviously some sick, sick, metal.
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"From being told to go on sick leave when you're not sick, to having your reports taken away, we're sick of retaliation," organizers tweeted Tuesday from the Twitter account @GoogleWalkout.
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And I&aposm sick of the NFL and I&aposm sick of all of this nonsense.
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Sometimes this left them short of sick leave to use when their babies were later sick.
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If voters were sick of it then, they're likely even more sick of the infighting now.
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I LIKED IT BEFORE I GOT SICK AND I ALSO LIKED IT AFTER I GOT SICK.
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I am sick of feeling sick to my stomach every time President Trump opens his mouth.
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If you are sick enough to be prescribed antibiotics, you are sick enough to be examined.
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Breyer: It's a book for parents who have a sick child -- and a pretty sick child.
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If sick employees come to work anyway — as most do — other employees can also get sick.
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From a young age, I learned that sick is comfort; sick is to be cared for.
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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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PAID SICK LEAVE The French security system offers financial support after three days of sick leave.
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Employees who always come into work sick: 29%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 56%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 46%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 50%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 38%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 55%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 27%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 66%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 30%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 58%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 34%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 55%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 38%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 52%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 22%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 62%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 31%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 53%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 40%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 52%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 41%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 48%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 48%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 48%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 30%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 57%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 30%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 59%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 36%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 54%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 33%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 55%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 43%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 49%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 24%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 64%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 17%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 72%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 31%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 58%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 20%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 67%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 35%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 54%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 22%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 61%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 28%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 64%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 38%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 53%
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Employees who always come into work sick: 24%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 62%
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"Americans are sick of your impeachment sham, they're sick of the Democrat treason," the demonstrator yelled.
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People are getting sick and tired of them and sick and tired of worrying about them.
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It was a "quiet revolution", a "turning point", a "once in a generation" revolt by millions of ignored citizens sick of immigration, sick of footloose elites, sick of the laissez-faire consensus.
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" He was relieved not to have been asked about "sick," as in "excellent"—"I hate that word"—but, alas, it's already in there: " Sick , unbelievably good: The Fleetwood Mac concert was sick.
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"I am so sick -- I am so sick of the Sanders campaign lying about me," she said.
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Some days that I was supposed to be sick, I forgot I was supposed to be sick.
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Under the new sick day policy, Harper said people sometimes go to work sick or with injuries.
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It's sick and twisted, but people laugh because that's exactly what our world is – sick and twisted.
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Initially, the NSF aimed to rescue one sick worker, but a second sick worker was also present.
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But the effectiveness of flu vaccine is more complex than the binary of Sick or Not Sick.
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Friends and relatives could have had other sick people to help, or could have been sick themselves.
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Anyone who is sick or thinks they might be sick should avoid going to stores, experts say.
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If you're not sick right now, your best chance of not getting sick is to stay home.
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Trader Joe's is making sure its employees stay home when sick by offering additional paid sick time.
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Employees who always come into work when sick: 34%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 49%
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Employees who always come into work when sick: 43%Employees who sometimes come into work sick: 50%
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Here's what is happening: Sick day: The Department of Labor is formally proposing paid sick leave regulations.
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If your child is sick, it's important to keep them home from school in order to protect other students from getting sick -- but if your child is not sick, monitor local school closings.
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You just know that if you get sick, if your grandmother gets sick, if your kid gets sick, you just take them to the hospital, it&aposs free, and they get sorted out.
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" Other Democrats began chanting: "I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired!" and "No bill, no break!
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But now it adheres to legal minimums and only begins paying sick workers after their third sick day.
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Like most of my patients, he is sick, but not sick enough to justify transfer to a facility.
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You said they are sick of hearing about Stormy Daniels and they are sick of hearing about collusion.
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" He added: "If I liked it before I got sick, I also liked it after I got sick.
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There became a "Before Mom Got Sick" period of my life and an "After Mom Got Sick" period.
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Sick of saying over and over how scary this is, sick of being told to suck it up.
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The types of salmonella that make the chicks sick are not the same types that make people sick.
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We're worried you might get very sick at a time that hospitals are overloaded with other sick people.
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Access to paid sick leave No access to paid sick leave More than one in eight is uninsured.
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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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Other people being sick If someone around me is sick, my solution previously would have been to leave.
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So you're taking a person who's sick, introducing them to someone healthy, and getting them sick for what?
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Muddled sick pay rules left many workers to choose between coming to work sick and going without pay.
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People who know they're sick or interacting with someone who's sick are already advised to use a mask.
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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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Also, if you are sick, keep your distance from others to protect them from getting sick too. 3.
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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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By Monday, 203 students were sick and 23% of the faculty were sick with flu-like symptoms, too.
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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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In an ideal scenario where we know exactly who's sick and who's not, this contagion network could be multiplied by the list of people who are sick—a column of ones (sick) and zeros (healthy)—to produce a new list showing who's likely to be sick during the next infectious period.
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"I was sick and tired of being sick and tired, and I just had a mindset switch," she says.
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It gives me a headache, I&aposm sick of it and I think America is sick of it too.
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If I'm really tired or sick, well, I might be sick and I might be tired at the Olympics!
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Candy isn't sick of the streets yet, but she's sick of the pimps begging her to work for them.
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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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"Not working is not an option, even if the elephant is sick or the mahout is sick," said Wiek.
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"Went to bed feeling sick for El Paso and woke up feeling sick for Dayton," country singer Ballerini wrote.
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Yesterday, it was reported that over 600 people got sick sick after eating at a Chipotle in Powell, Ohio.
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"If you are sick, or have knowingly been around someone who's sick, PLEASE stay home," a Texas employee said.
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Paid sick leave eliminates that risk, letting the sick person stay home and not contaminate any of their coworkers.
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A. The best evidence suggests that, when sick, wearing a mask can help to protect others from getting sick.
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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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If you're at a party and someone's sick, and then later on you're sick, you might wonder what happened.
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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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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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Nurses say they fear getting sick because of the nationwide mask shortage, but can't afford to take sick leave.
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When I was 11, Dad got very sick, so sick he had to spend a year in the hospital.
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So I know that I am very sick, and when one is very sick, it can be next minute.
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"Sometimes the look in her eye, it's like she's sick — but she's not sick, she's just stressed," Tony said.
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Meanwhile, lesbian viewers who long for representation that won't make them sick to their stomachs are sick to death.
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The Families First Coronavirus Response Act does that, guaranteeing two weeks of paid sick leave to people who are sick or quarantined because of Covid-19, as well as caregivers for family members who are sick.
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"I think the message is, if you're sick or your children are sick, don't go to the beach," he added.
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If your mother got sick or if you got sick, you would not be satisfied with what you could read.
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Not everyone succumbs to the pain and sorrows of cancer and not everyone has to "look sick" to be sick.
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But while Valadez is poor, and sick, she's neither poor enough nor sick enough to qualify for Medicaid in Texas.
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You can have a perfectly healthy baby and not be sick all day or even just sick in the morning.
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At least half of all the people who got sick reported having baked something with flour prior to getting sick.
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Elizabeth took sick and had a fever-dream memory of her girlhood, when she tended to her own sick mother.
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"She was coughing, and she looked sick, but just like normal sick," said Roberts, who celebrated Christmas with his niece.
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Sick and wheezing children in my district are sometimes too sick to go to school or attend all their classes.
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So far, there have not been any documented cases in which people got sick from eating meat from sick animals.
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KS: Everyone is so sick of this election here, but when you're in Washington you're even more sick of it.
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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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"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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People were sick and tired, sick and tired of being told they weren&apost smart enough, they&aposre not good enough.
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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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The sick and dying couldn't work, and those who had recovered were too busy trying to keep sick loved ones alive.
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I lost my father after a two-year terrible cancer battle; my mom was sick; I was sick and hadn't worked.
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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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Last year alone, the hospital treated over 11,000 sick and injured wildlife; 500 of those animals [were] sick and injured koalas.
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But those competing concerns about fear or stigma -- 'What will happen if I am sick or a family member is sick?
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Insurers complain that sick people are gaming those periods to wait until they are sick to sign up, driving up costs.
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Sick leave: The Department of Labor is delaying new requirements for federal contractors to offer paid sick leave to their employees.
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Don't make people sick If you decide to create something in VR, not getting people sick should be your primary concern.
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Importantly, large numbers of workers at companies that offer paid sick leave reported that they did not get paid sick leave.
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Information may not have been flowing them from the sick man and the family of the sick man in good time.
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Sick leave is another benefit that can help employees take the time they need to care for a sick family member.
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We also don't have universal mandatory paid sick leave, which means that some workers will be tempted to work while sick.
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That's so amazing of me to tell you that, because someone who is sick won't tell you that because they're sick.
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"I said, 'You tell Sison, because he's sick, very sick, he can come home,'" Mr. Duterte said he told his representatives.
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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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Around the same time, her mother became sick, her grandmother became sick and a close friend began showing symptoms of schizophrenia.
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Around the same time, her mother became sick, her grandmother became sick and a close friend began showing symptoms of schizophrenia.
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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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I mean, they're getting actually very sick, where people are getting sick, where the people living there living in hell, too.
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Also, I woke up sick and pissed at every coworker I've ever had who came to work sick, past and present.
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But Congress can do more to help the other Americans who are sick or may become sick from attack-related diseases.
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But the odds say that sick people stay sick or get sicker, and insurance companies don't make a profit by paying out.
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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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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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People need time to care for themselves or a sick loved one, which is why 44 jurisdictions have passed paid sick days.
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Over half of Americans workers also say they would rather work while sick than use their paid time off or sick time.
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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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Staying home means that sick people (including those who don't yet realize they are sick) spread the virus to fewer additional people.
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The governor urged private businesses to extend paid sick leave to their employees to encourage them not to come to work sick.
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Officials are recommending that only health professionals caring for the sick and people who suspect that they are sick should wear them.
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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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The man yelled to Murphy that he needed an ambulance, calling out "I'm sick, I'm sick," however, she didn't open the door.
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Those who call in sick are now required to bring a doctor's note to verify that they are truly sick, she said.
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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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If sick leave is required beyond that, teachers can draw up to 85 days from a catastrophic-sick-leave bank, organized by the union and school district, in which other teachers "donate" their unused sick leave for their colleagues in need.
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Over 40 US locations -- cities, counties and states -- have already passed paid sick days, so the momentum exists to pass a federal paid sick day policy in Congress because access to earned sick days shouldn't depend on your zip code.
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What if you got sick for no good reason, and you got other people sick for no good reason, and they got other people sick for no good reason, and someone died because a kid licked a table in a restaurant?
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She might be sick of America, sick of what the Centre's asking her and Philip to do, but she's still nowhere near defection.
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She Called in Sick to Work Before She Went Missing Beginning on Monday, May 15, Theresa called in sick to Schoolcraft High School.
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It's a simple process — and if you're sick of feeling sick after a scroll through your timeline, you'll be glad you did it.
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If word gets out that all the hogs are poisoned we aren't going to want to risk making our kids sick, family sick.
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Carrying you half-conscious to the shower to then wash the sick off both of us, covered in sick… well, say no more.
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Buttigieg would also set up a national paid sick leave system for workers who do not get at least seven paid sick days.
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"I was sick, like really sick on the floor, couldn't move, trying not to groan while Mark was doing serious acting," she revealed.
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If you were sick, or poor, or sick and poor, you were very likely priced out of the market or denied coverage altogether.
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One-quarter of those who go to work sick said it was common for their co-workers to work while sick as well.
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The work is "Two Stage Transfer Drawing" by Taraneh Fazeli and Sick Time With Canaries — not "Sick Time With Canaries" by Ms. Faneli.
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"These plants look sick but we don't know which virus is making them sick," says Dr. Laura Boykin, a computational biologist at UWA.
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"He told me I was a very, very sick girl and had been a very, very sick girl for many years," she wrote.
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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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If a man is sick by himself, and there is no one for him to complain to, was he really sick at all?
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On paid sick leave, for example, Biden has proposed confronting the public health crisis with both emergency and permanent paid sick leave measures.
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The United States does not guarantee paid sick leave for workers — and fewer than half of service workers have any paid sick days.
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"I was sick of fighting with them and sick of the harassment," said another tenant who was pushed out of his Manhattan apartment.
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"When you're sick, really sick and need to be hospitalized, it's free at the point of care, paid for by taxation," Leung said.
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Since I work at home, I never take a sick day unless I am really sick and can't even sit at my computer.
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However, on returning to the hotel, I did a shit, was sick on my shit, shit some more on my sick, got into bed without wiping my arse, fell asleep for 30 minutes, woke up to be sick some more, burst into the toilet on my friend trying to smash one out and was nearly sick on his exposed crotch.
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I knew it was a cup of juice, and yet when I looked at it, the obsessions flowed in, thinking about being sick, thinking about if the image would make me sick, imagery of me or others getting sick, on and on.
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Likewise, Senator Pelosi's bill is deplorable in that it only "guarantees sick leave to about 20% of workers," and does not force retail giants to provide paid sick leave, nor does it bail out smaller business to provide sick leave as well.
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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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Getting too high while sick is unlikely to be more fun than getting too high when not sick, which is no fun at all.
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Cyrus first revealed that she was sick with tonsillitis on Monday, writing on Instagram, "Tonsillitis is a f—ing f—!" alongside sick face emojis.
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One head teacher in Leeds dragged a high-performing pupil from their sick bed to take a test, setting a sick bucket beside them.
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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 company will continue to use antibiotics to treat sick turkeys and to stop the spread of diseases within flocks that include sick birds.
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The initial sick-leave bill would have allowed employees to accrue sick leave at a rate of one hour for every 85033 hours worked.
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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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I swallowed again, I couldn't be sick here, everyone would see it, if I was going to be sick I had to get inside.
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When asked if any other people at the airport reported being sick after drinking from the fountains, Dynia said no other passengers were sick.
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The flu protocol calls for isolation of sick patients, wearing of masks and gowns by staff and limiting visits by people who are sick.
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Second, they can trace that sick person's recent contacts to make sure those people aren't sick and to get them into quarantine as well.
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Second, they can trace that sick person's recent contacts to make sure those people aren't sick and to get them to quarantine as well.
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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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I did, however, know that he was "tired of being sick and sick of being tired," which I thought was an incredibly clever line.
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Research shows that hourly employees in the US are likely to come into work while sick, due to the lack of paid sick leave.
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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 the bacteria that made you sick genetically matches the bacteria that made me sick, chances are there is a common food to blame.
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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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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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If R0 is greater than 1, the number of sick will rise over time; if it's less than one, the sick cases will shrink.
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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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In addition to financial assistance to workers who become sick or quarantined, the pandemic has prompted Instacart to introduce a new permanent sick pay policy for all in-store shoppers; previously, only some states required companies to allow workers to accrue paid sick days.
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I had to live with those sick stories of his involving a sick man without betraying the fact that I loathed him in that room.
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While many Americans take paid sick days for granted, over half of workers in the bottom fourth of wage earners receive no paid sick leave.
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The problem isn't that I'm getting sick of pumpkin, it's that I'm sick of the excessive calorie counts that are usually attached to said treats.
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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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Sick days: The Labor Department has finalized its rule to give 1.15 million people working on federal contracts the ability to earn paid sick leave.
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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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That doctor had been out of town when she first got sick, and she'd been too sick to even think beyond the doctors at hand.
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"I am encouraged that you have recognized the importance of paid sick leave during the current crisis by introducing emergency sick leave policies," Warren said.
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Whole Foods offers two weeks of sick leave for anyone diagnosed with coronavirus, and asks healthy employees to donate their time to their sick coworkers.
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Frequent cleaning could remove the virus if a surface has been contaminated by a sick person, such as when someone in your household is sick.
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"So what we're really talking about is the very sick young versus the sick elderly, who we know aren't likely to do well," he said.
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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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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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Please quarantine yourself, or if you're sick, put yourself in isolation and do not touch or contact or go near people who are not sick.
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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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They expressed fears about getting sick and missing work due to what they described as strict attendance policies and limited or no paid sick leave.
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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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I can't divide myself into the ableist Sick Me and Healthy Me, or Sick Me and Real Me. Someone else can take up those metaphors.
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I can't divide myself into the ableist Sick Me and Healthy Me, or Sick Me and Real Me. Someone else can take up those metaphors.
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Compared to the year before, there were 66 percent fewer schoolchildren with four or more sick days and 20 percent more with zero sick days.
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Anyone in an outbreak zone, medical professionals treating coronavirus patients, and anyone who is sick or is around sick people should wear a face mask.
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But suddenly, she had to prepare for a different reality, one in which she would need her sick days for when she was actually sick.
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"Not only if you were sick, but if you had ever been sick, you were priced out" and charged differently than other individuals, Cohen said.
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Please use the comments to tell us what the sick policy is like at your job and how it affects your choices when you're sick.
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I've interviewed grocery store workers and nurses whose bosses fired them for taking a day off because they were sick or they had a sick child.
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Instead, they're allotted 10 sick days per year, after which they have an additional 100 days for extended sick leave, according to the California Education Code.
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"I will say this to the audience: If y'all thought y'all were sick of seeing this shit, I was very sick of living it," says Kenny.
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Segmenting the two populations means the healthy save and the sick spend — or the healthy who suddenly become sick end up with more significant medical bills.
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But this episode shows us two things—first, that BoJack Horseman is a very sick man, and second, exactly how it feels to be that sick.
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Cargill said it would continue to use antibiotics to treat sick turkeys and to stop the spread of a disease within flocks that include sick birds.
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Includes workers who may be legally entitled to paid sick leave, but reported that they did not believe they were able to take paid sick leave.
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In order to address this any worker who is sick must be compensated with paid sick leave for the time they spend away from the job.
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The lack of sick pay in the US increases the odds that people will work sick since they can't afford to take home a smaller paycheck.
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Cities with paid sick leave have lower infection ratesThe disparity is stark between the highest-paid and lowest-paid workers on access to paid sick leave.
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While the CDC encourages people to stay home when they're sick, only 40% of service workers have paid sick leave, according to the New York Times.
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When my mother called two weeks before Christmas to say that Skip was sick — really sick — and needed a new kidney right away, I was shocked.
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If one part of it's sick, the rest of the body is sick, and you can't just sit back and, you know, watch the world burn.
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Until recently, Costco employees who were sick, high risk, or were concerned about coming into the office had to use their sick time or paid leave.
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Employees also expressed fears about getting sick and missing work due to what they described as strict attendance policies and limited or no paid sick leave.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have told workers to stay when they're sick — but tens of millions of workers don't have paid sick days.
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"He was sick that night, really sick, but he came out because he did not want to see a disruption in our city," Mr. Thomas said.
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If you feel yourself becoming sick, remember to cover your mouth and nose when coughing and sneezing, and if you are sick, stay home if possible.
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If you're sick, they may help prevent you from spreading the virus, but they don't do as much to help keep healthy people from getting sick.
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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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Gary Claxton, vice president of the Kaiser Family Foundation, said the biggest driver of health costs is the money spent on sick and very sick people.
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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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I felt sick all the time, sick enough to cry (and I often did), the kind of sour-sick that makes its way into your aching muscles and your brain and your bones and regurgitates itself, regenerating again every time you try to eat or drink.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has advised businesses to do things like require sick employees to stay home; establish sick leave policies that do not punish workers or require a doctor's note; and ask employees to inform them if their family members are sick.
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"If you have someone who doesn't have any paid sick leave or who gets two days of paid sick leave a year, and they might need it for flu season in November, those people are far less likely to stay home if they're feeling sick," she says.
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That's because certain sick folks must navigate a gray area: What do you do if you're too sick to hold down a full-time job, yet not "sick enough" for disability benefits, and a typical part-time job isn't enough to survive on—especially with medical bills?
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According to the agency, a quarantine "separates and restricts the movement of people who were exposed to a contagious disease to see if they become sick" as opposed to isolation, which it says "separates sick people with a quarantinable communicable disease from people who are not sick."
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As a group of researchers wrote for the CDC in 2012, while assessing the benefits of providing workers with paid time off if they get sick (emphasis mine): Access to paid sick leave might reduce the pressure to work while sick out of fear of losing income.
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"Teachers called in sick, substitutes were assigned, and then the morning of, they canceled their sick call which canceled the substitute teacher, and then called in sick again just before class, creating a situation where there were not enough adults to safely open the school," Townsend said.
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If you don't have them, it can make you look really sick; there is nothing more disheartening than looking in the mirror and seeing a sick person.
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So I was thinking a lot about how everyone got sick, and how I might keep myself and my mom and the babysitter from also getting sick.
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"There is a lot we can do personally to reduce or risk of getting sick and actually help ourselves get well if we are sick," she enthused.
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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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"We kind of just check in with them about whether or not they're sick, and it is beneficial for them to be sick, of course," he says.
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"The way it ebbs and flows is obviously confusing," Vanderpump said, referring to how Hadid was not constantly sick, as one imagines sick people must always be.
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"Old tune, new version, same context, even more relevant now: sick and tired of being sick and tired," she wrote, explaining her decision to rerelease the track.
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The research team suggests that changing sick leave policies and cultural norms could help reduce the risk of disease transmission from sick health care workers to patients.
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Titus got the role because he was sick and the part is actually on a four-month Caribbean cruise, where the performers will get sick a lot.
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States including Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin don't have paid sick leave, while Massachusetts requires companies with ten or fewer employees to provide only unpaid sick leave.
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There are a lot of sick people in this country, and a lot more will get sick if we just go about our normal lives. Mm-hmm.
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There are a lot of sick people in this country, and a lot more will get sick if we just go about our normal lives. Mm-hmm.
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It's also key to physically distance yourself from anyone who appears to be sick in public and cover your mouth and nose if you yourself are sick.
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The company has earned record sales but refused to offer unlimited sick days to workers—forcing them to choose between working sick or suffering a lost paycheck.
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Paid sick leave is usually treated as a principle of basic economic justice: People shouldn't become financially insecure because they get sick and have to miss work.
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Dr. Siegel is making the same argument as House Republicans: Let the sick take care of the sick and the healthy be unencumbered by such dead weight.
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"In the best of all circumstances, by warehousing the sick and potentially sick and keeping them away from the healthy, it could prevent further spread," he said.
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They handled the animal, they got sick after they handled the animal, and the same virus that made them sick was present in the animal they handled.
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"He spoke for those who passed already, those who are sick, those who might get sick," said Detective Miguel Mendez, who also spent months at the pile.
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"He spoke for those who passed already, those who are sick, those who might get sick," said Detective Miguel Mendez, who also spent months at the pile.
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"This is mostly about how you keep from getting sick at a gym, but please don't go to the gym if you feel sick," Dr. Thomas said.
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Doctors say that doing so would help save lives, and give officials and researchers a better sense of how many people are sick or may become sick.
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These shifts in habit might result in getting sick I don't know about you, but I'm the type of person who inevitably gets sick when I travel.
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These things are: It's someone else's scat; you have an immunity disorder; they have an immunity disorder; you are sick; they are sick; the scat is aged.
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But the carried interest loophole is a microcosm of why 2016 happened: The American people were sick of The Swamp, sick of the rigged system that benefitted a Ruling Class and their cronies, sick of officials who they had elected to represent them but who, instead, represent special interests.
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Pretty much sick of the Anglophone world in general, sick of all the men's stories, sick of all the symmetrical features and Mattel-inspired limbs.. Ms. Swinton says that people like her aren't sufficiently represented in movies, either: I'm a Scottish woman of 55 who lives in the Highlands.
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"It was just one thing after another, you know — I was sick with morning sickness or sick from using," said Hensley, who is 25 and lives in Cleveland.
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My sister Rose, her husband and my niece Emma couldn't make it to brunch because Emma had woken up sick from the wedding (Flower girl + Rain = Sick Baby).
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I didn't miss more work than I had sick time, but I used my accrued sick leave to help take care of my wife and children when needed.
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Looking at my games while I'm woozy, fever-ridden, and too sick to go outside but not quite sick enough to sit still is always a roller-coaster.
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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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What they're saying: Because more children are taking the vaccine and fewer are getting sick with pneumococcus, fewer older adults are getting exposed and sick, the experts said.
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However, the investigative report from Buzzfeed reveals that workers have had their assignments ended due after taking sick leave or taking time to take care for sick relatives.
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Then again, I shouldn't think like that—this is a taboo and it's very sick shit and sick shit should be uncovered and pulled up from the ground.
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How can a handful of people not getting vaccinated be protected from getting sick, while at the same time being so disease-ridden that they make others sick?
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After I got sick the first time I tried a drug, she lowered the dose, unless I got so sick that I was too scared to try again.
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I was gross for getting sick, I was gross for being sick around someone I have sex with, and I was gross for bleeding out of my butt.
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It's not like buying a flat-screen TV. If you're sick or if your kid is sick, you're not in a position to negotiate right then and there.
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"You may be able to pass on the flu to someone else before you know you are sick, as well as while you are sick," the agency says.
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"Madelyn told them repeatedly she was sick and not 'dope sick,'" the suit says, referring to a term used to describe the difficult process of withdrawing from opioids.
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The company declined to comment on its existing paid sick leave policy, but 99 percent of surveyed Waffle House workers said that they don't get paid sick days.
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Paid sick leave is standard in other developed nations, and 13 U.S. states, beginning with Connecticut in 2011, have passed laws requiring employers to offer paid sick leave.
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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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Face masks are for the sick and caregivers only -- they are in short supply and should not be used by those who are not sick, the CDC says.
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They are doing checkpoints when I walk into the hospital to take temperature and ask if people have felt sick or been around anyone who has been sick.
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" The US CDC currently recommends that if you are not sick, "you do not need to wear a facemask unless you are caring for someone who is sick.
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Some workers also do not qualify for sick days or the amount of sick days needed for quarantine if they contracted COVID-19 and would not be paid.
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Democrats and the White House pushed for paid sick leave, because it allows workers who are sick or quarantined the ability to stay home without losing their paycheck.
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Democrats and the White House pushed for paid sick leave, because it allows workers who are sick or quarantined the ability to stay home without losing their paycheck.
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And Abbott has opposed local paid sick leave ordinances, which could encourage sick people to stay home and keep from spreading the virus, saying they hamper business growth.
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However, some reports suggest people started getting sick in early December, so the researchers assumed in their models that 40 people in Wuhan got sick in early December.
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There is currently no federal law to mandate paid sick time; instead, a handful of states and cities require employers to provide paid sick leave to qualified individuals.
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Despite ongoing calls for ill people to take sick days, Ontario Premier Doug Ford is refusing to increase the number of government-mandated sick days in the province.
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Protective equipment keeps healthcare providers from becoming sick, and also ensures they do not carry the virus from sick patients to those who are hospitalized for other reasons.
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Commandment 3 is if you feel sick, any member of your household feels sick, or if you feel like you've been exposed to this virus, please stay home.
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So you can carry it, breathe it out, leave droplets on doorknobs, the counter, the work fridge — and not even feel too sick or even sick at all.
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Similarly, cutting rates won't inoculate the domestic economy against the disruptions caused by U.S. workers staying home because they're sick, or because they don't want to get sick.
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The return of sick-outs Last week, thousands of students stayed home over three days as teachers staged a sick-out, an off-the-books strike by teachers who called in sick to their schools in protest over conditions, according to Steve Conn, the labor leader who organized the protest.
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No one is more sick of the 2016 election than the pundits who have to cover it No one is more sick of the 2016 election than the pundits who have to cover it No one is more sick of the 2016 election than the journalists who have to cover it.
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Congress must pass the Paid Sick Days for Public Health Emergencies and Personal and Family Care Act, which would enact paid sick leave generally (plus enhanced and widely available paid sick leave during public health emergencies), and the FAMILY Act, which would create a paid family and medical leave policy.
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The 'Supportive' Like In which we praise people for trying their best If someone is sick and they take a sick selfie where they say they are very congested?
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As depicted in the film, both explorers are ill in their own way: "Theo" is physically sick, while "Evan" is metaphysically sick, having never once dreamed in his sleep.
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This is obviously a very very sick individual or maybe individuals, these are sick people and we will get to the bottom of it, we will be very strong.
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Very sick people or infants, the most at-risk groups, are unlikely to get sick from a preventable disease if at least 95 percent of their community is vaccinated.
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" And then Anissa (who's gay, by the way, and her parents couldn't care less) bites back with Fannie Lou Harner: "I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired.
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Among other points in its favor, Massachusetts has laws on job-protected family leave that exceed federal requirements and offers paid sick days and flexible use of sick time.
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An insurance pool comprised solely of sick consumers may keep healthcare costs low for the rest of the country, but it creates an unsustainable insurance system for the sick.
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What Ryan would call the first "layer of protection" for the sick actually has a hole in it that nearly all sick people in waiver states will fall through.
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Feds expand paid sick leave to contractors: The Obama administration on Thursday finalized a rule that will expand paid sick leave to 1.15 million people working on federal contracts.
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Barbara Bush / too "sick" to attend Nancy Reagan's funeral but not too sick to campaign for her smug, entitled low energy son Jeb in New Hampshire the next day.
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It goes back to risk: Big Pharma would rather treat sick people with the hopes of curing them than healthy people with the hopes of not making them sick.
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I think about throwing up probably 2180–22 hours out of the day, and actively avoid situations that I think will cause me to feel sick or be sick.
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Alongside the supermarket chains that effectively encourage sick workers to report for work are those that pay sick workers to stay home, like Fred Meyer, Stop & Shop and Safeway.
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Do we know whether social distancing is "flattening the curve," making fewer people get sick at once, which allows our hospitals to cope with the people who are sick?
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But if you live together, you're not going to move out because your partner's sick, because you probably love them and don't want them to be sick by themselves.
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My mother had been very sick recently; the kind of sick where the hospice people ask if you've got an undertaker and you make the calls to the family.
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"Stay home if you are sick, or caring for someone who is sick, but continue to report to your usual work location if you are not," the email said.
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Tim Kaine (D-Va.), 62, said he doubled the number of paid sick days for his staffers on Monday to encourage them to stay home if they are sick.
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" On Monday, Hatch told Salt Lake City's CBS affiliate that he might decide not to run "if my wife gets sick, or I get sick, or something like that.
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" The second act, yellow, is about anxiety, paranoia, and mental illness—"but also physical sickness and watching someone else be sick," adds Allison, "[or] watching my mom be sick.
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Noncompliant plans would not be subject to rules that bar insurers from denying coverage to sick people, charging sick people higher premiums, and excluding coverage for pre-existing conditions.
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Not only does this leave teachers exhausted and financially stressed, it means they're going to school when they're sick, when their children are sick and when they're heavily pregnant.
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The company confirmed on Tuesday during its earnings conference call that the norovirus outbreak was the result of lax sick policy enforcement by store managers and a sick employee.
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" - Jenn, 27 "Sick of her unhinged transphobic rants.
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" 'Sick puppy' While giving a speech on tax reform at a Missouri event in November, 20173, Trump digressed from the topic to call the North Korean leader a "sick puppy.
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The video of Clinton being carried into her car, unlike the old out-of-context clips of her having "seizures," actually does make her look sick, because she is sick.
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By the time a confirmed diagnosis is out, whatever it was that was making people sick had long ago all been eaten up (and possibly made even more people sick).
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I think this must happen a lot to the partners of sick people, this impulse to conceal or withhold information from your partner about just how sick they really are.
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"Throughout the album's production and after, I was sick mentally, and very sick physically, and I saw no hands reaching out to help me, so I helped myself," she says.
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In the United States, there are currently no federal laws that require employers to provide paid sick leave for their employees, and sick leave laws vary from state to state.
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First, they pointed out that many of those 22012,25 were very sick; they couldn't be compared with the general public, but needed to be compared with other sick, hospitalized patients.
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Which is why I was left feeling sick, sick to the pit of my hairy little stomach, when Scottish sketch comedian Limmy released a brand new Party Chat last week.
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Under the House's latest corrections, companies will not be compensated for sick days they already offer, but can be reimbursed for health care premiums for workers on emergency sick leave.
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By Sunday, the Department of Corrections said that the number of confirmed cases within the city's jails had ballooned to include 17 sick staffers and at least 29 sick inmates.
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Whether it is healthy Whole Foods workers being asked to share their sick days with sick coworkers or the Trader Joe's Union speaking out about the risks of their work.
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Apple has extended additional sick time to all employees, and any employee with symptoms similar to COVID-19 will be paid for sick time as long as they are out.
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In the end, it's not a concern about getting sick that made me decide to cancel my trip — it's being sick of constantly traveling in a state of anxious uncertainty.
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At Greenhouse Nail Spa, they've suspended their cancellation fee so that clients don't feel pressured to come to their appointment if they feel sick or are afraid of getting sick.
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The only thing that would stop her is if she false-started or if she got sick, and even if she got sick, I don't think they could beat her.
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Maybe this makes sense, in a sick way; millennials already know and expect to get sick and die faster than previous generations, and pay a third more in healthcare costs.
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In countries where there is a very low chance of getting sick, this isn't really going to make much of a difference, since you're unlikely to get sick either way.
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The key is to get the medication as soon as you start to feel sick -- those drugs can shorten how long you are sick and curb some of the symptoms.
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Imagine an excited family going to pick up their $2,000 purebred pup, only to realize the dog is sick – really sick – going blind, or already showing signs of hip dysplasia.
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While some cities have enacted paid sick leave laws (and you should find out if you'll be working in one), vacation and sick days are not always offered by employers.
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"Please don't fire tear gas anymore, because besides making other people sick, tear gas will also make you sick and hurt animals," one primary school student wrote on his note.
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The healthy people end up subsidizing the high medical bills of the sick people — and also purchase protection against financial ruin should they become one of the sick people themselves.
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"I think that if you look at all these exit polls on both sides of the aisle, I think people are just sick and tired of politics in general, sick and tired of Washington, D.C., and I think just actually sick and tired of both parties," Priebus said on ABC's "This Week" Sunday.
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At that point, public health agencies will need to focus on tracking the extent of Covid-19 in the larger population; ensuring that the public knows the importance of staying isolated when sick; and issuing instructions on how to proceed when someone is sick, but not sick enough to be in the hospital.
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According to the Canadian government, the CERB would cover Canadians who have lost their jobs, are sick, quarantined, or taking care of someone who is sick with COVID-22000, working parents who must stay home without pay to care for children who are sick or at home because of school and daycare closures.
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There are only two types of people in the world: those who genuinely think "Dancing in the Moonlight" is sick, and those who think "Dancing in the Moonlight" is not sick.
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Moss said she and her husband never thought about taking photos of their sick baby, but a doctor suggested that photos would show how sick a child can get from measles.
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"It is for those who were directly affected, for those who lost their loved ones that day, for those who got sick and those who died from being sick," he said.
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A portion of the people who became sick did not report eating any romaine lettuce, but instead came into direct contact or cared for someone who was sick with E. coli.
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It's time to be truly sick in bed this winter — sick like in the old days, when there was ginger ale from the store and fresh magazines on the night stand.
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Thursday's House vote "came up on my phone as an alert and I got sick to my stomach and I have been sick to my stomach ever since," says Kevin, 39.
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Michael Bennet: There is nothing more alarming to a parent than a sick child While our girls were sick, my wife Susan and I spent every second focused on their recovery.
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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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While more than half of the transgender teens said they had stayed home sick at least once in the previous month, only 43 percent of the cisgender participants had sick days.
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There was a lot of guilt that comes along with not being able to go to the back-to-school nights because you're sick, or parent-teacher conferences because you're sick.
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Among other points in its favor, D.C. has laws on job-protected family/pregnancy leave that exceed federal requirements, offers paid sick days and allows for flexible use of sick time.
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Lack of paid sick leave Another weak point in the nation's fight against the coronavirus' spread is the lack of national standards on paid sick leave, a rarity among industrialized nations.
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Paid sick leave is effective: A recent study found that requiring paid sick leave reduced cases of influenza by 11 percent in the first year after a new law took effect.
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Sanders, by contrast, said he would focus on alleviating citizens' fears that they wouldn't be able to afford testing if they suspect they're sick or health care if they are sick.
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She has a weak respiratory system, and I was considering not coming in and using sick days for her sake, even though I don't get paid sick time from either job.
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"People were sick of the system then and now they are sick of the system again," he said, adding that he had never voted and did not believe in parliamentary democracy.
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In fact, health anxiety can start a vicious cycle; health-related fears can be exaggerated by physical symptoms that develop as a result of anxiety about being sick or getting sick.
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Only 70 percent of private industry workers have access to paid sick leave, and less than a third of the bottom 10 percent of earners have access to paid sick leave.
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A few weeks ago, common wisdom was COVID-19 only affected old or sick people, but now we are hearing reports of young and healthy people getting sick and even dying.
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I mean, for the average American who gets sick or has a relative or a child who gets sick, how many days off paid by the federal government will they have?
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I mean, for the average American who gets sick or has a relative or a child who gets sick, how many days off paid by the federal government will they have?
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This benefit is for anyone who is out of work, taking time off because they're sick, taking care of someone who is sick, or taking care of kids home from school.
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Lastly, take other CDC-approved measures like washing your hands with soapy warm water for at least 20 seconds, staying home when you're sick, and avoiding close contact with sick people.
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At Chipotle, nurses will call people to ensure they are genuinely sick and not just hungover, while a 2017 report found that corporate monolith Walmart punished employees for taking sick days.
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There are workers who will lose work, either because they may be sick or stay at home to prevent others from being sick, workers who can't afford to lose those paychecks.
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Some out of necessity — like myself, they have to because they're sick — and others don't want to get sick or they're trying to lose weight or they're trying to feel better.
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Even though the compliant plans wouldn't technically be more expensive for the sick, those choices would mean that mostly sick people would buy them, and the prices could get extremely high.
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If all we do is throw pills and procedures at people after they're already sick and we don't deal with what's making them sick to start with, that's a real problem.
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He heard from other teachers who had gone through similar leaves of absence, and teachers who lost their jobs after becoming sick, and spouses of teachers who died after getting sick.
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Its sick moments, like the plotline that includes the aforementioned cancer patient, are not sick enough to pierce the heavy fug of aspiration hanging over its mean, Miu-Miu–wearing teens.
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So is the requirement that insurers offer plans at the same prices to healthy and sick customers alike, a major impediment to creating high-risk pools that would cover sick customers.
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Many earn poverty wages (some make $1,000 per course), and do not receive benefits like health insurance and paid sick leave, leaving them defenseless if they get sick during the pandemic.
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This means more people get sick, stay sick for longer, and die from resistant infections that we have no cure for — while the costs of treatment of antibiotic resistance go up.
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But even if you get sick, a flu shot will reduce the number of days you are sick and drastically lower the chances you will be hospitalized or die from flu.
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But the logistics of engulfing a wheelie bin – or any other kind of industrial waste receptacle, for that matter – in flames purely for the sick, sick high simply doesn't make sense.
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It standardized the benefits insurers had to offer, so they couldn't design plans that didn't work for the sick, and barred them from turning the sick away, or charging them more.
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" Angrily, I would respond, "She's not crazy, just sick.
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Justin Bieber gave Post Malone a sick burn ... literally.
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Kathleen Hanna - "Together" HXLT - "Guitar"HXLT - "Reaper"HXLT - "Sick"
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No, I can -- everybody tells a sick joke privately.
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Emily V. Gordon and Kumail Nanjiani – The Big Sick
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Wonder Woman — WINNER BEST COMEDY The Big Sick — WINNER
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" "The actions of one sick man doesn't change that.
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Mikkel comes into their bedroom, sick — he has rubella.
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Children and teens get sick — but they're still living.
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The video's pretty sick -- Christina's already throwing strong combinations.
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These clips will show you ... celebs get sick too!
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PASADENA, California — Are you sick of being teased yet?
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People -- especially Republicans -- were sick of politics as usual.
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Look around you ... more people out "sick" from work?
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Today's reason to live Fountains Of Wayne – Sick Day
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No one really wins when they're sick — especially workers.
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Sick children — even those with colds — fared far worse.
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This is ridiculous & sick, Caleb needs to be fired!
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" He later calls Mr. Weinstein "a sad, sick man.
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People you know will get sick — some may die.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Too slow, inflexible, forgetful, always off sick.
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I have the C.E.O. Glow oil — it's so sick.
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And Americans are sick — much sicker than many realize.
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" "We can't make these sick, demented, evil people important.
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And Americans are sick — much sicker than many realize.
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"I remember thinking, 'You're really sick,' " Ms. Gunnels said.
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It was just him — an individual, a sick person.
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She is sick, & the most overrated person on tv.
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I'm just really ... I'd feel sick to my stomach.
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" "Whenever I see photos from Colectiv, I feel sick.
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It's sick that Weinstein continued to make these girls do things with him after they showed their clear discomfort, it's sick that Weinstein didn't see anything wrong with what he was doing until he got called out and it's sick that after this, he will still have a job and still be looked up to.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayEd Markey: 'Let's celebrate St. Patrick's Day' by adopting Irish sick leave policy Democrats push for paid leave in coronavirus response GOP chairman blocks quick passage of paid sick leave bill MORE (D-Wash.) that would have required employers to offer 14 days of paid sick leave during public health emergencies.
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Sick and tired of being sick and tired: The Senate was on a momentary hiatus for the Independence Day holiday and when GOP senators returned to work they had an unwelcome surprise.
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Sick children have been told to stay home, poorly vaccinated schools and daycare centers have been closed, and even a Hasidic wedding with a sick groom was shut down over the holidays.
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On days when she has been physically unable to work, Gilbert has had to call in sick and doesn't get paid, as her employer only offers one paid sick day per year.
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But exactly how a T cell "saw" that sick body cell, how it recognized the distinctively foreign sick cell proteins (or "antigens") on the cell's surface, was still a stone-cold mystery.
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The AHCA encourages healthy people to forego coverage until they're sick, or to choose underwritten health plans, in order to avoid the risk pooled market where they'd be cross-subsidizing sick people.
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Some pilots say they called out sick because of taxing working conditionsIn several affidavits provided to Business Insider by the union, pilots described why they took off sick leave with short notice.
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Although your baby can get sick if you get something like the flu, which is why we tell you to get a flu shot, to prevent your baby from getting really sick.
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Only now, if the data in the analysis was off, it could have clinical repercussions: healthy people might be told they were sick, while sick people might be told they were healthy.
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You'd think they'd need to have plenty of sick bags at the ready, but in fact you cannot get sea-sick in freeroam VR systems (as the VR moves with your movements).
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In his dishevelled garden my neighbor Has fourteen varieties of apples, Fourteen trees his wife put in as seedlings Because, being sick, she wanted something Different to do (different from being sick).
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The CDC's official recommendations are basically to avoid being around sick people (or forcing healthy people to be around you when you're sick), avoid touching your face, and cleaning frequently touched objects.
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Take measures for people who are sick or weak or old and build a country that'll be there for you when you're sick or weak or old, because someday you will be.
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It also creates a national paid sick leave program through this year requiring employers with fewer than 500 workers as well as government employers to provide two weeks of paid sick leave.
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"When no one 'qualifies' because they called out sick due to the most awful flu in years, or sick children, or life … the company just makes more money for itself," she wrote.
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Another survey from Canada had similar results, with open office workers taking an average of 3.1 sick days in a year, compares to 1.8 sick days for employees who worked from home.
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So a parent has a reason to vaccinate his or her kids for the flu, because doing so reduces the likelihood both that they'll get sick and that they'll make others sick.
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It drops an initial proposal that would have created a new, permanent sick-leave benefit for the one-third of U.S. workers who must go without pay if they stay home sick.
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The report said workers without paid sick days are less likely to get a flu shot, as are their children, and lack of paid sick days can disproportionately impact lower-income workers.
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But for the millions of workers in this country without access to paid sick leave, a choice to work sick or don't work and don't get paid is no choice at all.
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For Jackie, who's been working from home, a positive test might help her employer actually believe that she's sick, and afford her the sick days and lesser workload she needs right now.
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Use the same kinds of precautions as when the flu is going around: Keep healthy children away from sick ones, keep sick children home and make sure everyone keeps their hands clean.
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But delivery drivers do not get paid sick leave if they work for gig-economy apps like Caviar, meaning they are more likely to go to work sick, public-health expert say.
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Talk about what's going on in the hospitals, about someone you know who got sick, or about how people who get sick may not receive treatment if the virus spreads too quickly.
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The days off will not count against the employee's sick, vacation, or holiday time, and they will be paid for their sick leave until their physician releases them to return to work.
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The terms range from the familiar ("We will take care of each other when one of us is sick") to the fanciful ("If we're both sick, it's all up to the dog").
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By the 235th century, many major cities in Europe and the United States had a "lazaretto" — a remote island or containment facility to isolate the sick and those suspected of being sick.
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During an earnings conference call Tuesday, Chipotle executives disclosed that they attributed the outbreak to lax enforcement of the company's sick policy by store managers and a sick worker at the restaurant.
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The FDA's ongoing commitment to modernization and its refreshing focus on patient-centered drug development holds great promise for patients who are sick and their loved ones who are sick with worry.
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"We're sick and tired of seeing our family and friends deported to their deaths and we're sick and tired of living in fear," Amber Pinto, a fellow with the group, said later.
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Wash your hands (that can't be stressed enough), don't touch your face, cough and sneeze into your elbow, stay away from sick people, and stay away from people when you're sick yourself.
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And since those are the only plans that have to be Obamacare-compliant and accept people no matter how sick they are, we'd likely end up with a bunch of sick people in one pool with runaway costs — and a bunch of healthy people in another pool, desperately hoping they don't one day end up sick.
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I was as sick of Sister Jean as the next person pretending they weren't sick of three weeks of Sister Jean but you're not going to top that story for a long time.
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" She then went into detail about her health: "I've already been sick twice (kids as well) on this Australian tour, but the first time we got sick, I was able to push through.
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It doesn't, however, suggest that people are going to start getting sick in the UK. It may be the case that squirrels were making people sick prior to leprosy's rather abrupt Medieval decline.
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It's hard to plan around sick leave absences as most employees will not give you the FYI, I'm going to be sick this Friday afternoon to attend my son's school party heads up.
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Killing it in water gets you a sick place on land ... just ask Michael Phelps, who dropped $2.5 mil on a HUGE mansion in Scottsdale, Arizona ... complete with a sick pool (of course).
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Getting the flu vaccine could mean the difference of feeling sick and tired for three days on the couch or being sick and intubated in the medical intensive care unit for three weeks.
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The roadmap for the program includes three parts: Zuckerberg showed visible gusto, noting how our country spends 50x more on treating people who are sick than curing diseases so people don't get sick.
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With the exception of health workers, who contracted the disease by heroically taking care of sick people they did not know, most Ebola victims got sick because they took care of loved ones.
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I'm sick of crying in the mirror every morning when I look at you, and I know you must be sick of all the pain you put yourself through with every new pimple.
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Without childcare, it's much more difficult to work a consistent job — as you'll frequently need to call in sick to cover gaps in informal child care or take care of a sick child.
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"The more young and healthy people are sick at the same time, the more old people will be sick, and the more pressure there will be on the health care system," Landon explained.
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" He denounced his tormentors in the Democratic Party and the media as "sick, sick" and, referring to his raft of critics on MSNBC, crowed that "their ratings dropped through the floor last night.
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The CDC recommends everyday preventative actions for combating the spread of coronavirus like avoiding sick people, not touching your face, staying home when sick, covering coughs and sneezes and disinfecting objects and surfaces.
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McDonald's rolled out a new sick leave policy to give workers in company-owned stores two week of paid sick leave if they are exposed to or have been infected with the coronavirus.
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"We deal with the sick industries, and retail has been a sick industry for a while," said Stephen Selbst, chair of the restructuring and bankruptcy group at New York law firm Herrick Feinstein.
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They believe that their dead bodies are merely a "sick-form," and that the coffins and crypts containing them are "sick-boxes," as if Oak Hill were a hospital instead of a cemetery.
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"Once the community outbreak takes place, and we still let sick people from mainland to come in, I can definitely tell you our system cannot cope with all those sick patients," she said.
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In other words, the only culturally appropriate way for women to use sick time and not appear to be weak or unambitious is to care for their sick children, fulfilling various cultural expectations.
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Should you still get the flu shot if you're sick?
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Carole and Tinsley got sick and were throwing up overboard.
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But they have reportedly let her visit his sick bed.
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"I'm worried sick for my children and grandchildren," she said.
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He was sick with cancer and handed her the tapes.
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Millions of Venezuelans are malnourished and the sick are untreated.
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It's a method of keeping it from making you sick.
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She doled out tips for speaking to a sick person.
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I can't eat before working out or I'll get sick.
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That seems to be some sort of sick rubric, too.
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You are going to get sick and tired of winning.
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I ended up in the emergency room really, really sick.
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If the chef is sick, the food could cause illness.
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This is unusual, as it's usually me that gets sick.
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Basically, I don't follow things that I'll get sick of.
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Monday after receiving a call that people there were sick.
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I'm sick of it and I'm here for my girls.
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We can get sick from prions in a few ways.
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But I feel okay about it, because I'm also sick.
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When you cannot be bothered to ensure that the sick
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Bartholomew's was a medical hospital treating the sick, the perceived
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And, in conclusion, HBO is generally sick of this shit.
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Other workers would protest by calling in sick, they said.
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Personally, I'm sick of all the daily stories about it.
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You'll be sick of your beverage within half an hour.
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Boy, 9, raises $6,000 for sick brother at lemonade stand.
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When your pet is sick or injured, every moment counts.
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She makes me sick — she makes me want to vomit.
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Hughes didn't spend his sick leave rewatching old Simpsons episodes.
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Sylvia Shoen gave seven sick Rottweilers to an adoption charity.
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Bert Brautigam is sick of having conversations with his devices.
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DR. JOHN CHARLES, NASA HUMAN RESEARCH PROGRAM: You're motion sick.
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Later that day, Rowley also became sick, the BBC reported.
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She said no one in their group has gotten sick.
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Selina Nguyen, from Denver, started feeling sick just before Christmas.
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Finally sick of getting your (totally unnecessary) vaginal steaming appointments?
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"When you're sick, drink more than you think you need."
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Sick of the slick CG gloss of mainstream American animation?
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Montelongo said the center has seen several babies arriving sick.
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But now, when I'm sick, how will I do it?
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If someone near you is sick with norovirus, prepare yourself.
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My wife was actually sick and tired of it too.
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Henderson had not been sick, her manager, Kayla Pressman, said.
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Countries are getting sick of buying the West's recycled trash.
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"I couldn't tell anyone why I was sick," she says.
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And that's a prognosis that will make us all sick.
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Had nothing to do with guys being sick or out.
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And it tells you we have a very sick system.
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Her landlord became sick, and a relative sold the home.
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"Enjoy your baby murdering comrades, you sick fuck," said another.
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So much I'd be sick of it #TrumpcareFail #DontheCon pic.twitter.
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Last week, The Big Sick star posted the following tweet.
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You people, you're gonna be sick and tired of winning.
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Whose sick joke was it to make mornings a thing?
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You are more likely to get sick with the flu.
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"Mom, I cannot be sick that long," she told her.
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In the winter literally everyone seems to be getting sick.
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Air Bud is the story of love and sick dunks.
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They're either old, sick, infertile, or have broken the law.
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Making appointments is so much different when you are sick.
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Employees get 80% of their daily wages during sick leave.
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I'm sure you're sick of hearing that, but it's true.
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We were really sick of paying that much per month.
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I'm sick of the government telling me what to do.
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So sick that they could do something like this. pic.twitter.
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Or is culture sick for thinking that baldness isn't sexy?
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Several people who got sick reported eating Empire Kosher brand.
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They must cover everyone, regardless of how sick they are.
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It was a leopard's kill and it made us sick.
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It could be your credit card that's making you sick.
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In case it wasn't stupidly obvious, they're making you sick.
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Whether you're sick or not, you want to stay hydrated.
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Public health officials still don't know what's making people sick.
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I mean, I wasn't more sick than the average kid.
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These very sick folks aren't getting what they pay for.
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So if we don't cry, we can get physically sick.
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"THIS makes me sick to my stomach!" exclaimed Cynthia Erivo.
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I think mental illness keeps a lot of people sick.
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What happens when I inevitably get sick of a song?
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I made myself sick over the loss of this person.
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Tests showed that she was sick with a Zika infection.
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I was sick all the time and had no energy.
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It's Rihanna performing, and so, obviously, it's sick as hell.
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He began to feel sick and went to a doctor.
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He literally delivers sick people to safety FOR A LIVING.
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"It makes me feel a little bit sick," she says.
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That's what makes us sick in love, crazy in love.
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John Fletcher began feeling sick at Christmas time in 2015.
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And if I touch my hat, act sick, says Meg.
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In all, 133 individuals in 26 states have become sick.
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I'm so sick of nostalgia as a ploy for profit.
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It is not yet clear what is making people sick.
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They like you, and they tell you, which is sick.
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It's a dumb part of life that I'm sick of.
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Check out these other signs stress is making you sick.
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"I never thought she would get this sick," Portillo said.
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The health research finds that they get sick more often.
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Sounds like a pretty sick Canadian bro party to me!
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He got sick, and grew tumors, but they kept pushing.
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America is sick because today, people profit off of sickness.
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But many sick children don't get to have this experience.
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I was so sick of myself in so many ways.
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I am sick and tired of writing this story. Every!
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Did you call in sick, citing anguish, insomnia, and heartache?
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This evil, rigid, sick, twisted convert or die ideology continues.
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Sick of being the biggest loser in the Battle Bus?
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The measure also includes some level of paid sick leave.
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In 2016, the original Soylent powder started making people sick.
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Some 2,000 people have fallen sick there, according to PAHO.
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I hope Chipotle figures out why people keep getting sick.
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"In solidarity from my sick bed," Hathaway captioned her pic.
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The Viral Words You Need To Know Sick Of TV?
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It is staff members to the delegation who are sick.
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Hospitals make them well and sick at the same time.
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Sustainability is a buzzword many people are sick of hearing.
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"You don't want to make your wife sick," says Dean.
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Image: Jürgen OttoThe M. albus has some sick dance moves.
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I was so sick and throwing up — it was horrible!
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Instead, the rapper suddenly became sick with an unspecified illness.
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Without hair and make up I feel sick and weak!
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Unionised workers get more paid sick days and paid holidays.
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"They're going to get sick, and they're going to die."
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Even when she was sick, she always had a smile.
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Specifically: Were Foster's Instagram posts appropriate for a sick person?
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Turns out Bass really was sick — he had two infections.
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This can be easily exploited by sick and selfish people.
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As for why, we're told Demi is very, very sick.
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When Chandran was sick, her mom would prepare chrysanthemum tea.
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Does any of that make you sick to your stomach?
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" He blamed "sick people and they put that crap together.
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This morning, I just feel absolutely sick to my stomach.
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Polls suggest that 80% of them are sick of him.
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Once seated and secured, you will probably feel sick immediately.
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The interview is in my book Sick In The Head.
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"I'm sick of this #MeToo movement," she told the audience.
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There's been some debate about how many people were sick.
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I was sick of always being objectified, even objectifying myself.
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"I was sick all the time," Anahita, 35, tells PEOPLE.
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The sculpture got over a dozen FBI agents seriously sick.
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And then came the opportunity when I got very sick.
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I take it when I feel like I'm getting sick.
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More broadly effective vaccines could make for fewer sick people.
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Basically, Kourtney is sick of the vapid world of KUWTK.
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Have any customers ever gotten sick from eating your candies?
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You already know that raw fish can get you sick.
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I'm one of those people who is seemingly always sick.
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"- "You should be ashamed of yourselves you sick f***s.
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Spoiler: He loses the bet and becomes sick from overindulging.
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Ads are sick, and the only cure is extreme transparency.
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Decide to go to work late because I feel sick.
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Whenever I was sick you would take care of me.
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And he saw people who were sick from chronic infection.
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He was a sick man and a sad pathetic person.
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It's gonna be sick :::Men's Wearhouse Voice::: we guarantee it. .
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Sick of the ritual of cringing fear and dramatic headlines.
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Cognizant is not required to offer sick leave in Florida.
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She got sick when I was 17, 18 years old.
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We're sick of stars who pretend they don't wear makeup.
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"I was — I was just sick," she told Fareed Zakaria.
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Hey, Disney: Your virtual reality rides are making everyone sick.
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I don't like eating a ton, because I'd get sick.
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Max Monestime lives with his sick parents in North Miami.
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Bottom line: Health care for sick people is wildly expensive.
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The powers that be have a sick sense of humor.
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I was sick to my stomach walking into that fight.
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So what's with all these mysterious odors making people sick?
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When we get sick, people around us start censoring themselves.
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"I laid there feeling sick," she said in the article.
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Sick days and cases of serious illness declined as well.
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And try not to spread things if you're feeling sick.
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Specifically the sick beat from House of Pain's "Jump Around".
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People sick with rat lungworm disease do not become contagious.
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" Another woman wrote, "My cousin is missing, we're worried sick.
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He's this guy from Japan, and he's sick as fuck.
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They never got sick, never got tired, never got old.
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This is the woman who brought us these sick burns.
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But it wouldn't be a sick Lambo, now would it?
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Regular Americans are sick of this pandering to special interests.
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Shortly after Clinton, sick with pneumonia, staggered leaving a Sept.
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Just like the sick tax, this provision hurts patients most.
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Please, just show us the sick parkour parts, or whatever.
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As the burning continued, more and more soldiers got sick.
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"I'm so sick," the former Fifth Harmony singer, 24673, wrote.
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Very similar to what Christians would pray for the sick.
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People wouldn't get sick, but they'd still carry the virus.
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"I'm sick," Kingwood said, apologizing repeatedly, his downcast eyes watering.
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And it's work I can do without making myself sick.
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How does that ... I feel… KS: Sick to your stomach?
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He'll probably be sick just as the food service comes.
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Arthur says Jon's sick of talking -- he's ready to fight.
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" Nassar replied: "Can we just say that i am sick?
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Players can unlock Eddie the Bird starting Oct. 18. Sick.
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"Just because you're sick, doesn't mean you can't be happy."
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Miki Agrawal was sick of worrying about her tampon leaking.
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"Our nation itself is sick, especially the left," he said.
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If you are already sick of the PSL, don't despair.
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No one has ever become sick from KFC, I assume.
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I'm so in the here and now and feel sick.
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They don't cut corners, but that's why they're so sick.
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For those, it's the air that can get you sick.
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It was a sick cycle, and I admit that freely.
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It's a place where sick people go to get better.
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" I was like, "You are a sick puppy, my friend.
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Google is building tools to predict when you'll get sick.
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"Fake News story of secret dinner with Putin is "sick.
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"This man is a sick man," she added of Trump.
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"La Grande Ville Malade" ("The Sick Big City"), for example.
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They're also wearing fucking bandits masks at all times. Sick.
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My guess is he was sick of defending himself. Tired.
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If you're sick enough, you get total – you're in Medicare.
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Colm, you probably get sick of hearing about THE FACE.
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"Sick thinking" is how one of her letters described it.
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Frankly, it makes us sick to think about them together.
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Almost sick to my stomach because I am so excited.
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Sick, tired and old as far as technology is concerned.
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We brought my husband to Manila because he was sick.
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The old and the young are starting to get sick.
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This is exactly what Americans are sick and tired of.
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They are sick of being studied and want something done.
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But half of the population were too sick to help.
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I try not to understand, because it makes me sick.
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He also admitted he was a "sick man," she testified.
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Campaign manager Robby Mook was among those who were sick.
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Sick of the way your GPS app reads out directions?
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He treated them like sick, damaged people who needed help.
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But if you're sick of the wait, well, good news.
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The first is that I'm having a fucking sick time.
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The Big Sick (June 23) The breakout hit of Sundance.
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Healthy people can turn into sick people really fucking suddenly.
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Did they just think the dude took a sick day?
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"It felt very sick," he says of the writing process.
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Hate is everywhere, and I'm sick of not doing enough.
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The Big Sick isn't about the "falling in love" part.
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I'm sick and tired of people coming for my business.
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She was sick a lot, sure, but she wasn't dying.
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They'll never ask for leave and they won't get sick.
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That contagion was also traced back to a sick worker.
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But soon, Rebecca got sick of her life being measured.
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The Big Sick comes to theaters on June 23, 2017.
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Would running vast distances in the wasteland make you sick?
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I wasn't really sick, but I felt a little strange.
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However, I have not been sick since I went vegan.
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"I don't think you're going to get sick," Grael said.
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Gravediggers either were sick or refused to bury influenza victims.
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For the sick, deductibles would have gone up, not down.
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I am sick of the national anguish Trump has caused.
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Troops started to get sick soon after the cleanup ended.
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" Fake News story of secret dinner with Putin is "sick.
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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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Eating raw flour in any capacity can make you sick.
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Now would be a good time to call in sick.
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We were both sick for the rest of the trip.
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Though some coliforms are harmless, others can make you sick.
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That does't mean that no one will ever get sick.
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Anyway, it was the worst — I remember being so sick.
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It is... well, it's pretty sick, is all we'll say.
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But what if, in fact, you are the sick boy?
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Sick people often seek help when they feel most ill.
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It's undeniably expensive to be sick in the United States.
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You're going to get sick, and you're going to die.
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Health officials still don't know exactly what's making people sick.
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Then you EVIL SICK SOCIALISTS CAN DANCE ON HIS GRAVE!
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Their sick agenda over National Security View the discussion thread.
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Keen observers have said he's sick, and suffering from gout.
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Public health officials still don't know what's making people sick.
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The band, Ben Folds Five, got unbelievably sick of it.
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Ask an infectious disease specialist: Should I call in sick?
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It may help you survive flu season without getting sick.
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They buy coverage when they get sick and need care.
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"It's like taking medicine when you're not sick," he said.
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"Let us pray for our sick sister!" he said again.
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HEALTH "She looks sick," said Rudy Giuliani on Fox News.
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"It is a sick obstruction of the process," he said.
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CNN: How would you describe "When Your Child Is Sick"?
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Obviously, I got sick and tired of ruining my life.
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Farmland was left fallow; the children were malnourished and sick.
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I am sick of all the politicians and their fighting.
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The body ages, breaks down, gets sick, suffers and dies.
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I made it and even I got sick of it.
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If you are sick or stressed, your HRV will dip.
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He reportedly became sick on the flight and began vomiting.
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This was what was making the patient so very sick.
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Some were bitten by ticks, and some were very sick.
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We were kind of sick of living up to that.
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The incumbent governor, who has lymphoma, is on sick leave.
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They're really sick and tired of the way things are.
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Go visit them if they're too sick to go out.
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McDermitt: I don't think Rosita knew how sick she was.
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Law had been sick and was recently hospitalized in Rome.
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But sick people aren't supposed to be subsidizing the healthy.
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Iran's economy, in other words, is sick, and getting sicker.
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I'm sick of fried chicken, and I love fried chicken.
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Reschedule plans, and call in sick from work or school.
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Paid sick leave has other benefits besides reducing flu deaths.
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Paid sick leave may also enhance productivity and reduce turnover.
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At least 16 of the sick individuals have been hospitalized.
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Ollie gets sick at a beauty pageant, but he survives.
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Gomez is so sick of that same old tour announcement.
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Fighters are sick, tired, sore, and in certain cases, hungover.
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Since I came here my child has not gotten sick.
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Who will be the next victim of her sick burns??
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In the middle of March, a neighbor's sick dog died.
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And, yes, some of those jokes were very sick burns.
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A lot of younger men are showing up very sick.
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As a woman, a wife, I was sick with anger.
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And: Joe should call in sick for the VP debate.
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His uncle was soon sick, too, then the couple's son.
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But he applauded states passing their own sick leave laws.
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Must work by definition deplete our bodies, make us sick?
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His head hurt and he felt sick to his stomach.
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But when she got sick, she didn't focus on it.
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They love our country but are sick of the establishment.
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I didn't go to my doctor because I was sick.
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But she wasn't sick, so she didn't qualify for anything.
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Everybody's sick of waking up to the same old shit!
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I felt sick every time he sent me a message.
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You know, when you're sick, and you're not feeling well?
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They have been poked and prodded and are still sick.
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BROADLY: When your daughter got sick, did it happen quickly?
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Next time Adele goes on holiday I'm calling in sick.
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KS: To see, because they want people less sick, presumably.
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They were sick of authorities targeting their working class fans.
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" Another: "Why does being dope sick make you yawn heaps?
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I'm going to be sick, I said, but I wasn't.
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But then I'm sick and I really don't like it.
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I don't like sadness and I'm sad because I'm sick.
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I said I'd tried them all and mostly felt sick.
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It was right at the beginning of me feeling sick.
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When we are sick we don't want to get sicker.
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Everyone feels a bit sick yesterday and today, I think.
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Cause we're all gonna get sick and leave this world.
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You come back again the next time you are sick.
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And like Sanders, they are sick and tired of it.
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I will never shit on Twilight , those films are sick.
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Very local, it's like real synthy, it was sick fun.
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Vampires are cool, vampires are exceptionally sick monsters, vampires fuck.
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People are sick of the status quos and current system.
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Interracial romantic comedy "The Big Sick" won a screenplay nomination.
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I called in sick and wrote it in an afternoon.
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But Aleppo's sick and wounded lack access to health care.
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I was home sick when Woodstock '94 was on MTV.
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At this point, I'm so sick of hearing the dude.
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The operator is sick, and you will start from there.
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"The Justice Democrats make me sick," said one Democratic strategist.
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Insurance markets cannot work if they only cover the sick.
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He denied he was sick until it was obvious, visibly.
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At least 11 of the sick individuals have been hospitalized.
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Whether they consent often depends on how sick they are.
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At the time, Ms. Spyer was sick with multiple sclerosis.
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She felt so weak and sick she could hardly move.
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Soldiers in other units are completely sick of VIP missions.
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There's a lot of guys who are sick of losing.
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JONAH: O.K., ugh, I don't want to make people sick.
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If you're sick, sleep is an important part of recovery.
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Days later, on September 6, Mary Kerrie was still sick.
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I first started playing Neopets when my grandmother was sick.
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""Are you sick or have any of the following symptoms?
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"Avoid close contact with people who are sick," Irving wrote.
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" Mr. Mulvaney has described it as a "sad, sick joke.
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Be more aggressive about staying home if you feel sick.
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The parents of these sick children endure an unimaginable pain.
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Are Christians abandoning their responsibility to the sick and suffering?
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But I got sick of having crafting supplies around me.
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Persuade someone to read "Sick" in 50 words or less.
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Even companies that provide sick leave are rarely that generous.
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Staying home sick from school had only made him worse.
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I thought I was sick of reading about plastic straws.
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Our second guest called in sick at the last minute.
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You can't grow sick of music you only partly understand.
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Sick River: Can These California Tribes Beat Heroin and History?
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" The conventional wisdom was clear: "stay away from the sick.
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They fled the cities leaving behind their sick and dying.
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Shea said that another 2,700 to 2,800 are out sick.
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Unfortunately, people who are sick sometimes have a negative result.
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"I've never been so sick in my life," Mark said.
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If the date is sick, don't go on the dates.
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"I have never been this sick in my entire life."
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It lets you avoid excursions that might get them sick.
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This means don't go to the gym if you're sick.
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People are also avoiding air travel, fearful of getting sick.
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They may keep people from getting severely sick or dying.
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And when people get sick, they'll be bouncing even more.
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Caring for a sick or dying parent doesn't count either.
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Twitter is sick and tired of your coronavirus misinformation bullshit.
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And will swallowing a pill protect me from getting sick?
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My senior year, I just got sick of being silent.
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Hate will get you sick even if the virus doesn't.
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The official said 4,122 employees were out sick on Friday.
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Some 5,000 uniformed members of the NYPD are out sick.
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To get such results in patients this sick was stunning.
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Your sick dreams can now come true with Fieri's Follicles.
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Though it made me feel sick, I continued taking it.
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More than 140 babies in France got sick back then.
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He had given her no indication that he was sick.
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