Some days that I was supposed to be sick, I forgot I was supposed to be sick.
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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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" 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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You'll be sick of your beverage within half an hour.
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So much I'd be sick of it #TrumpcareFail #DontheCon pic.twitter.
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You people, you're gonna be sick and tired of winning.
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"Mom, I cannot be sick that long," she told her.
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It's gonna be sick :::Men's Wearhouse Voice::: we guarantee it. .
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He'll probably be sick just as the food service comes.
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It's undeniably expensive to be sick in the United States.
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I'm going to be sick, I said, but I wasn't.
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Suddenly, the urge to be sick rears its head again.
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That the kids would be sick on the wrong day.
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The young actor looked like he was going to be sick.
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If I have a steak, I'll be sick for three days.
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They're buying it really because they don't want to be sick.
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But did you know that speakers can also be sick Lambos?
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Or they pretend to be sick until they elicit a response.
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He would just be sick and he'd never been sick before.
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Like when I love, I want to be sick from love.
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Munchausen is when you make things up, pretend to be sick.
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"I was going to be sick," Carson told PEOPLE after the show.
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Seriously, this couple is so cute you're probably going to be sick.
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Can a fake amphibious Lambo be sick on both land and water?
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"I was like, 'I think I'm gonna be sick,'" Hudgens, 28, recounted.
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I feel empty a little bit, and I start to be sick.
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You may be sick one day, but this too will not last.
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"Like, what does it mean to be sick?" my friend Keenan asked.
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If you're too poor to be sick, we'll pay for your doctor.
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Do the primaries suggest that Democrats should be sick of being reasonable?
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I had to take these things just to not physically be sick.
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Sydney radiologist Mark Udovitch knows just how garbage it is to be sick.
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JOE MACHI, AMERICAN COMEDIAN: I don&apost know when to be sick anymore.
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You even start to feel bad — people must be sick of hearing it!
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Those are exactly the days we should choose to be sick in bed.
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All these people wouldn't have had to leave and they wouldn't be sick.
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He also promises I'll be sick of him before this interview is done.
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One of the other girls competing looks like she's going to be sick.
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A minute later, though, I knew I was going to be sick again.
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Keep your loved ones home if you even think they might be sick.
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"I said, 'You must be sick of me,'" the Cuban-born singer said.
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She had to be sick or dying despite receiving the best of care.
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But it's better to be sick of us than to get sick yourself.
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You'll be sick for a couple of weeks but will almost certainly recover.
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I glanced at the aide, who looked as if he might be sick.
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People will be sick and tired of negative attacks after the Republican convention.
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She'd pretended to be sick so that she could skip the following lesson.
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But if I hadn't been transparent, I would have continued to be sick.
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But wouldn't it be sick to give someone a super middle finger like this?
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If you think you're going to be sick, stop eating and take a breather.
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Here are the tracks you may be sick of come October — but maybe not.
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That's both good news (because no one wants to be sick) and bad news.
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He'll have to do 12 mock interviews with actors pretending to be sick patients.
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And those left without coverage are still going to be sick, David pointed out.
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After ten minutes, he sure enough looked like he was going to be sick.
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Here's advice for what to do if you think you might be sick. 26.
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"Sometimes a tour guide would be sick, and I would help out," he said.
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At the very least, don't do it if you suspect your dog might be sick.
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My mouth began to salivate, and I felt like I was going to be sick.
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IF A HEALTHY banking system is dull, then Australia's must be sick to the core.
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She even placed garbage cans in the gym so they'd have somewhere to be sick.
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Jack opted for Captain America 'cause ... he's gotta be sick of Star-Lord references, right?
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Hopefully this record will spawn a bunch of new cults or something, that'd be sick.
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"You must be sick." a user wrote on Weibo, a web service similar to Twitter.
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An additional 87 people who doctors suspect may be sick with Ebola are under investigation.
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An additional 29 people who doctors suspect may be sick with Ebola are under investigation.
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An additional 453 people who doctors suspect may be sick with Ebola are under investigation.
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President Donald Trump famously promised Americans so much winning that they'd be sick of it.
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I don't want to believe that people think that some others deserve to be sick.
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"My children may be sick, but they can and have to be happy," she said.
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You can hear Leif [Bodnarchuk, guitar tech / "studio amuser"] trying to be sick as well.
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Like I said, if the infection stayed exponential, the whole world would soon be sick.
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"—the thrust of the joke being "lol patients sometimes pretend to be sick for attention.
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Half of New York City seemed to be sick with some sort of winter bug.
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My own children don't even know what it feels like to be sick from malaria.
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"I feel like I'm gonna be sick," say Ciaran, before he's even taken a bite.
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Because you want the person handling your meat and cheese to be sick and underpaid.
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We need to convince people who might be sick, even mildly so, to stay home.
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If you have children, you probably have to not be sick, to tend to your children.
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"I cannot get my head around who would be sick enough to do it," Wardle says.
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" Ultimately, she felt she couldn't win: "It was always, 'She's too skinny, she must be sick.
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He was so unwilling to be sick that he told his wife not to call Susan.
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I was late because I had to score because if I didn't I would be sick.
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They'll be sick of his crudeness, his misogyny, his abrasiveness, and his lack of policy knowledge.
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When things at school were particularly rough, Chloe would pretend to be sick to stay home.
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After that experience, I decided I just couldn't be sick, and spent years avoiding health care.
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An additional 123 people, who doctors suspect may be sick with Ebola, are currently under investigation.
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I also can't afford to be sick, so I practice good health "maintenance" with my body.
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And if you think you might be sick, cough into your elbow rather than your hands.
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Fortunately neither is true, or everyone in the world would be sick in very short order.
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It didn't occur to me that I was supposed to be sick in bed, so I wasn't.
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"This is not causing all dogs across the country to be sick," San Filippo tells The Verge.
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" Trump echoed during his Columbus rally Monday: "I'll be back so much you'll be sick of me.
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"My main concern is, say, 10 years from now, I don't want to be sick," Vijg said.
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And there may be sick people to care for, should Mr. Trump dismantle the Affordable Care Act.
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"We've got to just figure a way to be sick of losing," Sabres center Jack Eichel said.
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It's perfectly normal and OK to be be sick of Instagram and take a break from it.
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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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Here are some tips and pitfalls about how to be sick from a group with lived experience.
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Norwegian is also screening all passengers and doing extra checks on people who appear to be sick.
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Some parents have said that students might take advantage of this option by pretending to be sick.
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They didn't know that I needed to get this in me so I wouldn't be sick anymore.
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Yeah, we're going to not lose so much that you're going to be sick of not losing.
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They would be sick people who were still trying to buy insurance as all the healthy people left.
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My birthday is this weekend and I am determined to not be sick for all of my plans!
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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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She was hungry, but she didn't want to eat, and, if she did, she would sometimes be sick.
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Everyone would be sick off grocery store sushi and we would be listening to Pandora with commercial interruptions.
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The company and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health said that no customers were known to be sick.
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If they wanted to have another child, the chances were extremely low that it would be sick too.
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Chosun Ilbo said the sister may have been reprimanded by Mr. Kim or may be sick with pneumonia.
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A dog may be sick and there's no money for a vet; a landlord may be threatening eviction.
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"We have no way of knowing if somebody could be carrying the virus or be sick," said Ostrow.
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The volunteers who were selected were screened by Kaiser to not be sick nor have underlying health conditions.
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Viewers may be sick of politics in the Trump era, but that doesn't mean they're tired of it.
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A female crew member was placed in isolation inside the ship as officials feared more people could be sick.
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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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The near-term consequence of this kind of research could be "sick babies, disabled babies, dead babies," said Greely.
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"I'm going to be here so much," Mr. Trump said in Iowa, "you're going to be sick of me."
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I cry until I think I'll be sick, and react as though something awful has happened or is imminent.
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Mr. A is then in the position of convincing the healthy man how bad it is to be sick.
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That might not fix everything, but it's definitely a start — besides, no one wants to be sick on vacation.
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Berube, the company and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health all said no customers were known to be sick.
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About those wins ... By now, America was supposed to be winning so much it would be sick of winning.
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First: The person doing the spitting has to be sick—infected with one of the above viruses or bacterium.
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Will you play with the music on, or do you think you'll be sick of it by that point?
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Voters, especially those with any inclination at all to vote Democratic, will be sick of Trump well before 2020.
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Abraham Lincoln, a president for the ages, would be sick to his stomach by the behavior of Donald Trump.
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Nichols says the number depends on how often the baby is exposed to other children who may be sick.
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"As a small girl, I'd wake up and panic throughout the night worrying that I'd be sick," she says.
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It's like millennial pink: you might be sick of seeing it everywhere, but do you actually think it's ugly?
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I can assure you that there's not a Democrat or Republican in Congress that wants anybody to be sick.
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Those who aren't working tend to be sick, caring for a family member, in school, or unable to find work.
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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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You can have a perfectly healthy baby and not be sick all day or even just sick in the morning.
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So, you just need to be sick and suffering to qualify for palliative care, not necessarily dying any time soon.
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In other words, how long will you be sick and how long will you need to pay for that care?
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Wills wanted to know why they had Andrew if they knew he was going to be sick all the time.
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Drinkers don't appear to be sick of seltzer just yet, as evidenced by the strong launch of Bud Light Seltzer.
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We want workers who are or might be sick to stay home, to "flatten the curve" of the virus's spread.
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But right now, the requirement is that you have to be sick in order to be able to get that.
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The people who still buy plans would disproportionately be sick people, which would then cause costs to rise even higher.
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By its nature, the job is highly partisan at a time when voters claim to be sick of partisan battles.
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That's how far the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) suggests you stay from anyone who might be sick.
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So I'm going to start being able to wear heels again, which will be sick, some gold legs with heels.
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Pretending to be sick and sharing your "Ferris Bueller" experience on social media demonstrates poor judgment to say the least.
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As product reviewers, we spend so much time learning about deals, you may think we&aposd be sick of them.
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It would help limit their exposure to younger shoppers, who can be sick but not have symptoms, too, she said.
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And unlike us, they know what it feels like to be sick, unable to have your family at your side.
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Think of it as your annual doctor's visit: You may not be sick, but you're taking a preventative step by going.
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Avoiding close contact with others who might be sick is an obvious way to reduce the chances of getting the flu.
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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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We're going to watch the film and just be sick over some of the mistakes we made, but also missed opportunities.
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This is how to be sick at the office if you absolutely have to go in originally appeared on The Muse
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I never would have believed that anyone could be sick in the presence of my Divine Master—and I mean that.
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"Drivers are between a hard place and a rock: be broke and be sick or be broke and healthy," Avedian said.
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"I think I'm going to be sick," he stutters, before marching swiftly out of the hall and towards a drinks stall.
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As far as we can tell, he was not known to be sick, and no cause of death has been released.
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That even though you might be sick of the ride, at least there's a sense of normalcy and expectation in it.
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The CDC also recommends that employers don't require a doctor's note from employees who claim to be sick with respiratory symptoms.
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Listen, Trump said we'd be sick of winning, and he is ready to deliver on the first half of that sentence.
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John Sandford has already written 26 novels about Lucas Davenport, and by now you'd think they'd be sick of each other.
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The evacuees were not known to be sick as of Thursday morning, US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officials said.
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We may be sick of the song by January 2021, but it's worth hitching a ride on that wave now. Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.
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I couldn't actually be sick, I told myself, if I was able to do my thing on one Tylenol twice a day.
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Tabe lost her father to sickness in 2013 and her mother, with whom she lives in the settlement, continues to be sick.
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And the more flights you take, the more likely you are to be exposed to microbes from people who might be sick.
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But now the CBO notes that many of those uninsured would be sick people driven out of the markets by price discrimination.
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Fabio: No. James: Another time I was on the tube hungover on the way to work and I needed to be sick.
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Are you seeing people access this, in this time when people may not be sick but they are certainly feeling the stress?
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Most people get ill from someone they know to be sick — a family member, a co-worker or a patient, for example.
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Here's another tip: don't "hug" germy clothes to you as you take them to the washer or you might soon be sick.
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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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H.N. (she asked that her initials be used so her employers do not know about her finances) said it's expensive to be sick.
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Some migrants arriving at the southern border may already be sick after making a long journey through Mexico, one of the nurses said.
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Japan storms Japan's got to be sick of this: for the third time in a week, the country's bracing for a big storm.
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" She adds: "I feel like I can't be sick without some story being made up or some photos being sold a month later.
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Heller has no time to be sick — she's currently filming her next project, a highly anticipated film about Fred Rogers, starring Tom Hanks.
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Afterward, Ghomeshi continued to pursue her and she said she blew him off by pretending to be sick and making up other excuses.
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In another section of the hospital, new parents are utilizing unmodified iPads to FaceTime with their newborns who may be sick or premature.
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Turning on an air vent increases air circulation and can move germs away if you're sitting next to someone who might be sick.
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"It's a great weight off your mind to know that you're never gonna be sick again when you're doing your urine," he says.
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"I'm too scared of finding out my baby will be sick," she told Reuters, her belly poking out from beneath a yellow top.
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For weeks, he was dizzy, nauseated and couldn't ride the subway without feeling like he was going to pass out or be sick.
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Then I would have to take the bus to bring the drugs back to the building for Neil so he wouldn't be sick.
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If something tastes weird from a new ingredient, I instantly assume something in the dish was spoiled and I'm going to be sick.
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Health officials are asking that people who think they may be sick with the virus stay home and self-isolate from social settings.
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So she had seven fugitives hide under the bed and then got in, pulled the covers over herself and pretended to be sick.
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All Trott's gold medals have been at the expense of Hammer, the American who must be sick of the sight of her rear wheel.
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I wish I could tell the writers for television shows and movies that I don't have to show these external symptoms to be sick.
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The family has claimed CBP failed to contact medical personnel when the girl was determined to be sick on the morning of Dec. 7.
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Or maybe you want to post lots of wedding planning stories and know that everyone but your closest friends will be sick of it.
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There will be a time in the future when everyone will be sick of "boring" puns in relation to Elon Musk's new Boring Company.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump came to office promising that he would produce so much winning that Americans would be sick of it.
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This is because it reminds me of vomit, and I think if I see something like this, it means I will be sick later.
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"We're going to win so much, you're going to be sick and tired of winning," a presidential candidate would later promise an entire nation.
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At the same time, it's important for jails and prisons to not get too carried away, including with inmates who prove to be sick.
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Powerful surveillance tech — including facial recognition-enabled cameras and drones — is also helping find people who might be sick or who aren't wearing masks.
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However, you could only get fired if you were actually not unable to work because of your sickness but only pretended to be sick.
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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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As decorated as Quincy Jones is, you can expect the cameos to be sick, which include Lady Gaga, Dr. Dre, Kendrick Lamar and Will Smith.
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Jon could also have heard rumors of Littlefinger's pervy ways towards Sansa Stark, or he could just be sick of tired of the guy's meddling.
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Skip the decorative throw they'll be sick of by next year and opt for a truly high-quality version they'll love to curl up with.
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The CDC recommends staying six feet from people who might be sick and distancing yourself from everyone if the virus is spreading in your community.
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We say, if you think you're going to be sick, please walk off the stage, we will be there with a trash can for you.
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The most complicated problem, scientists said, was that no one knows exactly how much of a population must be sick and recover to create herd immunity.
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"There may be sick kids I need to see in my office tomorrow, so I thought I should be there," she told CNN affiliate WNEP-TV.
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This makes her the third person on my team to be sick, and I make a mental note to clean my desk with Clorox wipes later.
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A recent study found that employees who frequently travel may be sick of their "hypermobile" work lives, but don't address the issue because they feel powerless.
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An incubation period is the time between infection and the onset of symptoms, meaning people can transmit an infection though they won't appear to be sick.
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Those who were thought to be sick or disabled, around 5003 million in total, were sent to the massive hospital complex on the island's south side.
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It's kind of like when you're a kid and you hope the teacher is going to be sick and you're not going to have the test.
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The only way to guarantee yourself access to the market was to show enough "individual responsibility" not to be sick or poor in the first place.
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They evaluated runners who thought they might be sick in the three days before the 2013 and 2014 Old Mutual Two Oceans Marathons in Cape Town.
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If you're staying home to avoid a viral outbreak (or because you personally might be sick), your plan for the evening might not be going out.
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According to a former Trump casino official, the future president demanded that the colt be worked out despite the trainer's concerns that he might be sick.
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Verily asks users screening questions, like their age and whether they have symptoms, and then directs users who might be sick to in-person testing sites.
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Chinese orphanages are not allowing outside visitors and caregivers to stay on the property to avoid coming into contact with anyone outside who may be sick.
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To get on the list for new lungs, she had to be sick enough to need them, yet strong enough to withstand the surgery and recovery.
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In the historical dimension, we practice to accept that we will get to a point where the body will be limited and we will be sick.
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In some cases, perpetrators of Munchausen by proxy may have realized that they could get attention by pretending to be sick growing up, Dr. Feldman told Refinery29.
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I already knew that we were all going to be sick of an election," Rhimes told EW. "I wanted to start on election night and go forward.
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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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I'm also about to restart making a new album—no idea what to expect, but there will be sick synthesizers and bass lines in there for sure.
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Ambar Bhattacharyya might be sick at the sight of blood, but that hasn't stopped the 36-year-old from shaping the way millions of Americans get healthcare.
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And because the spending bill only offers a temporary solution, there's a chance that employees might be sick of the uncertainty and decide to find other jobs.
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While the federal government sets some requirements, the decision-making power of individual states means there are some places where it's worse to be sick than others.
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No one in this country should be sick and in need of care and not able to get that care simply because they don't have enough money.
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I moved out of our apartment and stayed in an Air BnB nearby, and couldn't leave the Air BnB because I was convinced I would be sick.
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If they let the virus spread in their workforce, far more employees are going to be sick and unable to work than if they take precautions now.
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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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Of those who think they can't afford to be sick, 23% aren't very confident they could deal with coronavirus treatment and screening costs without going into debt.
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Some people have raised concerns that they might be able to contract the coronavirus from imported goods packed by people in other countries who might be sick.
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Every other child can be sick with fever or malaria, and one in four children can have diarrhea at any one point in time, the UN reported.
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And then there was the homeless guy outside a gas station who insisted that the mind can change reality and that she didn't need to be sick.
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I also wasn't really worried about it because they were always people that I knew pretty well and liked and I didn't think they could possibly be sick.
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When she said I looked too skinny, it meant she was worried that I might be sick and she'd try to fill me with cabbage soup and cookies.
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Mr. Azar said that 26 people were found to be sick and were being treated; he did not specify whether it was for the virus or other ailments.
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People will go to work even if they think they might be sick because they need to earn the money to feed and shelter themselves and their families.
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What they're saying: "It's really hard to be alive as an immigrant right now and to not be sick and exhausted," Karla Cornejo Villavicencio told the N.Y. Times.
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But many workers say the system incentivizes them to drive when they may be sick, until they are too ill to get behind the wheel or deliver food.
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Joaquin Phoenix seems to be sick of talking about "Joker," as the actor grew frustrated after the Golden Globes with a journalist who asked him a familiar question.
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At first, she thought the man may be sick, given flu season, but soon realized the mask was for a less innocent reason, according to CNN affiliate WDRB.
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The early start suggests a lot Americans may be sick at the same time, said Dave Osthus, a statistician who does flu forecasting at Los Alamos National Laboratory.
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Screenshot: GizmodoIf you're feeling charitable, then give your gadget away—you might be sick of your three-year-old iPhone, but your nephew or niece will probably love it.
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She'd sometimes lie to get out of activities that would make her feel vulnerable in front of others, pretending to be sick and hiding out in the nurse's office.
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I think that it would be sick to imagine that people were doing a lot better a long time ago, in a kind of "Make America Great Again" nostalgia.
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Stone said that she would pretend to be sick so she could go to the nurse's office every day in second grade and call her mom to go home.
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No time to be sick The real story of my life began when I was 16, busy constructing a resume I hoped would lead to Princeton or West Point.
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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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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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People living in poverty and lacking health insurance or secure employment cannot afford to be sick or miss work, she said, pointing to the virus as an "equity issue".
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The CDC has also recommended "enhanced precautions" for anyone traveling to China, including avoiding anyone who appears to be sick and discussing travel to China with a health provider.
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Vanilla Ice, whose real name is Robert Van Winkle, posted a video on Facebook of an emergency response to an initial report that dozens of people could be sick.
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Larry Busacca/Getty Selena Gomez must be sick of the same old job because she's adding another role to her already impressive repertoire: She's the new face of Louis Vuitton!
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I always think I'm going to be sick of movies like this when I hear them described, but when they inevitably look this incredible it's kind of hard to be.
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" In an August interview with Variety, Davidson spoke openly about his distaste for the internet, comparing Googling himself to popping a pimple: "You're like, 'This is going to be sick.
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"I'm touring, I think, every weekend except three, from February after the Grammys until October," she says, adding with a laugh: "So I'm everywhere; everyone's gonna be sick of me!"
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Raleigh being a good place to be sick, with all its world-class doctors, I'd signed up for an allergy test at the University of North Carolina Allergy & Immunology Clinic.
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If you suspect your dog may be sick, veterinarians say the best course of action is to give your pooch lots of water and ensure they have time to rest.
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If she actually sat down and read the transcripts of all the trials and appeals, she would be sick to her stomach to be in the same room with him.
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In other words, politicians are self-interested, and people may be sick of them, but it's important to remember that the existential purpose of most corporations is to generate profit.
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He should be sick at heart, because there is no doubt that he affected the election, and it seems pretty obvious that he knew that he would do just that.
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What's more, our remotes allowed us to elevate the head and foot sections of our respective territories, providing all the fun of a hospital bed without having to be sick.
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In his own case, Zhang used a mitochondrial manipulation technique for a patient suffering from a disease; if you didn't replace the mitochondrial DNA, "the child will be sick," said Zhang.
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Some investors may be sick of hearing about the Federal Reserve, but Cramer can't escape the notion that its actions must be factored into a world view of the stock market.
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"For whatever reason, our perspective on our past must be different from other people, because the expectation seems to be that we will be sick of ['MMMBop']," said Zac to ABC.
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"Anyone who does not respect the multitudes in the north and south who reject Hadi and his followers must be sick and deranged," Houthi Deputy Foreign Minister Hussein al-Azzi tweeted.
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The first data on how well the flu vaccine is working this season in America has just been published — and it helps explain why everyone appears to be sick right now.
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The C.D.C. initially said about 100 of the passengers were thought to be sick, but after they were all screened, just 19 out of more than 500 travelers were deemed ill.
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Experts additionally advise that people don't get too close to others who appear to be sick—they can spread virus particles through droplets that will get into your nose and mouth.
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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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People who have symptoms of the coronavirus or have recently been in contact with others who might be sick should also wear masks to prevent the spread of their own germs.
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"At such a slow pace, we will all be sick and diseased by the time any changes come in," said Shweta Khandelwal, a nutritionist at the Public Health Foundation of India.
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The family was on the interstate when Johnson told her mom she was going to be sick – she needed to pull over, but they were stuck in traffic because of an accident.
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The stories will kick off with this harrowing mother-daughter story based on the 2016 Buzzfeed article, "Dee Dee Wanted Her Daughter To Be Sick, Gypsy Wanted Her Mom To Be Murdered."
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But it didn't annoy me either, perhaps because I haven't watched enough Walking Dead to be sick of this kind of thing, and more importantly, it's still very early in the season.
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Until we have more information, the best bet for everyone is to follow the CDC guidelines regarding hand washing, cleaning frequently touched surfaces, and distancing yourself from those who may be sick.
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Or, in a more straightforward example, we've been told to stay more than six feet away from people who may be sick, so does this mean singles should stop going on dates?
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When she went to the doctor, she was told these multiple chemical sensitivities couldn't be related to her mold exposure—she had moved, there was no way she could still be sick.
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"I don't want my first responder to be sick," she said, adding that the scope of benefits in the bill for workers who lose their jobs amid the crisis was also inadequate.
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Really, the biggest issue with Inside Amy Schumer season four was that it always seemed cautious about the idea that viewers would be sick of Schumer, because she'd been everywhere in 2015.
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Lyndsey, who was thirty-three, thought that she had no time to be sick: she generated policy for government ministers, and there was an upcoming general election, making her workload particularly heavy.
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Lily Bart, in Wharton's 1905 novel "The House of Mirth," fears social ruin when she is tricked into visiting a man alone, believing his wife to be sick in a room upstairs.
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" From the nomination to the performance and the premiere of "The Middle" music video in partnership with Target, Morris joked fans will "be sick of me on your TV after those few hours!
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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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It'll be just as spiritually fulfilling to do so this weekend during the fall equinox — plus, you might be sick of the cooler temps by November and be in a less thankful mood.
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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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Kesha went to rehab in 2014 for an eating disorder treatment, citing in an essay that a fairly substantial reason she was there was because of industry pressure to be sick but thin.
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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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Tom emphasizes that one doesn't have to be sick or suffering to give psilocybin a whirl, just as you don't have to be diagnosed with a mental illness to seek out talk therapy.
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"You have to be sick, the authorities need to find you, or you find them, and they need to test you," said Dr. Arthur Reingold, an epidemiologist at the University of California, Berkeley.
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The health department has collaborated with imams, the prayer leaders of mosques, to encourage those who might be sick with measles to avoid gathering with others, as it could spread the disease, she said.
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Regarding whether there are places to avoid in your community, such as the grocery store or library, health officials recommend to simply be mindful of avoiding close contact with people who may be sick.
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It seemed in those summers impossible that the sun could either burn me or fail to wake me up, that I could ever be sick for more than three days or have an allergy.
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Freewinds was quarantined after arriving at St. Lucia last Tuesday and a female crew member was placed in isolation inside the ship as health officials on the Caribbean island feared more people could be sick.
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My thought bubble ... You may be sick of hearing me say this by now, but it's true: Health care is not a competitive market, and the more you need it, the less competitive it is.
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I knew that none of them were fatal and that there wasn't even anything that I could take, so I just gave into the fact that I was going to be sick for a while.
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The "wartime" campaign to round up all who might be sick was extended to cities beyond the epicenter, even as it was marred by confusion that has isolated vulnerable patients and left some to die.
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In China, CGTN said, 2,915 had died (this includes one death in Taiwan), meaning that the remaining number of people still to be sick is smaller than the number of people to have got better.
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But others may simply be sick of the whole thing and want some sort of closure before they have to make their minds up about which party should control the House and Senate in 2019.
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There are probably some people who would look ahead and say, I'm not sick now, but I might be sick later, and I'd have to pay the 30 percent so maybe I'll take up coverage.
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Depending on how long you've been in the dating game, you may very well be sick of hearing or seeing the "Let's meet for a coffee soon and get to know each other better" line. Match.
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If you travel a lot, or even just a little, you'll be sick of roaming bills, or frustrated by the inconvenience of the cheaper alternative: buying a local SIM and switching it with your regular one.
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You'd think Lin-Manuel Miranda might be sick of talking about Alexander Hamilton at this point, but as it turns out, there was one storytelling genre he had yet to conquer: the late-night drunken ramble.
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But if someone offered me a piece of fruit to eat, I would become so anxious and fearful at the thought of having to eat it (something unplanned) that I would nearly be sick with worry.
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Every year is different; perhaps you are in several weddings (or are getting married); maybe you'll be sick, or just need more time away from the job; or maybe it is just harder to get away.
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After watching his team show the worst and best of itself at Oregon last weekend, Nebraska coach Mike Riley told reporters his players "should be sick" about losing an opportunity to pick up a key win.
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But Trump, who once told Americans he would do so much winning on their behalf that they would be sick of winning, has been desperate for a win after a threadbare first eight months as President.
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Nobody chooses to be sick though, which makes the House's move to strip out the medical expense deduction feel harsh to people who really, truly wish they had not qualified for it in the first place.
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The map scrolls smoothly along as your cat warrior skips merrily along from town to town, so you won't get even a hint of nausea if you happen to be sick with the flu at the moment.
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The Freewinds was quarantined after arriving at St. Lucia on April 30 and a female crew member was placed in isolation aboard the vessel as health officials on the Caribbean island feared more people could be sick.
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Merle Browne, executive assistant to Mr. Jacobs and manager of corporate events, who handled the logistics of the company's move, heard a litany of complaints, including, "We're all going to be sick" from the spread of germs.
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Amy Klobuchar: "I was able to take family leave when my daughter was born, and she was sick, I didn't think she was gonna be sick — but she was," she said as part of a paid-leave campaign.
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Some people may not be able to take the time off of work needed to travel to the funeral, some may be sick, some might feel too emotional to attend the service in person, and on and on.
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The only difference is that you might might be in close contact with more people than you're used to, which makes it more likely that one of them will be sick and pass those microbes on to you.
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Try to stay away from people who appear to be sick, but keep in mind that some people with the virus do not show symptoms or only have mild symptoms, which is another reason good hygiene is important.
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The Society of General Internal Medicine makes a similar case: It instructs patients only to go to the doctor when they have specific health care needs, like help managing a chronic condition, or think they might be sick.
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Perhaps most forcefully, they question when they will begin to see more of that word they were promised, the outcome that voters were supposed to be "sick and tired of" by now, in Mr. Trump's campaign estimation. Winning.
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"Susan Sontag, 221" (25) (© The Peter Hujar Archive LLC)It's a cast of characters that some might be sick of hearing about by now, but these mythologizing portraits are reminders of why we keep hearing about them.
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"You may be sick of this, but let me leave you with a few words about how I have been describing the email investigation in private to our former employees as I meet them around the country," he wrote.
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The airport is looking for 500 people to pretend to need extra assistance, be sick, or just act difficult to test out its new Midfield Satellite Concourse, which is set to open this summer, the "Los Angeles Times" reported.
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Yes, yes, we know you may be sick of "Old Town Road," but, for the sake of this exercise, you're going to take a step back and look at it not just as a consumer, but as a critic.
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Current practice is to focus testing where it is most diagnostically useful in a medical sense — on people who seem to be sick, and on people whose background characteristics make them exceptionally at risk for severe Covid-19 symptoms.
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You've seen it by now, maybe enough times to be sick of it: A man walks down a city street with his girlfriend, head turned backward, face curved into a Tex Avery ogle directed at a woman walking the other direction.
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Later in the episode, Darla sits down with Blue to explain why she hasn't been around as much: She used to be sick, so she has to keep herself on a very strict schedule in order to keep herself healthy now.
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This lethal combination continues to cause suffering and death, as well as a massive and measurable loss of wealth, because it is expensive to be sick in the U.S. A healthcare-specific argument for reparations, then, should not be controversial.
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After observing that one of the fish seems to be sick (Walter tells Heidi she is feeding it too much food), Walter tells the funny, and sad, story of Benjy and Lesky, two soldiers and friends in his and Shrier's unit.
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It was that or the massive protests against President Donald Trump when he arrived in the UK, complete with the massive Trump Baby balloon which will surely go so viral that everyone will be sick of it within a week.
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Turner stated that his accuser had expressed consent and that he was only walking away because he thought he was going to be sick from the alcohol — he tried to run only after the two graduate students tried to restrain him.
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Once, she threatened to kick an entire audience out for not taking the case seriously; another time, she cackled so maniacally that the young man in front of her ran from the courtroom, saying he was going to be sick.
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I have to go on my book tour next month and I can't be sick and I have to be alert and in shape enough to be doing 45 minutes of stand-up a night and then signing books after that.
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The technology is sensitive enough, says David Hunt, the firm's boss, to track individual animals, and to alert farmers if a cow is not feeding when it should be, or moving in a way that suggests it might be sick.
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"When I go into a teenager's room, they may be sick, but they are still into very normal teenage stuff – like who is Justin Bieber dating and If I've ever met Selena Gomez or what celebrities are like in real life," she says.
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Already, there has been concern from experts that the feature will do more harm than good by giving perfectly healthy people false positives, which could send them into the clinic and take time away from those who are more likely to be sick.
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The creators of Cardboard Crash told me that they worked backwards from the fact that VR can cause nausea, imagining a situation where you might be sick (right before a car crash) but also passive (right before a self-driving car crash).
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Saying that, we're pretty sure that Trainspotting 2 is going to be sick—mainly because it contains the same writer, director, and cast, but also because Ewan McGregor told Vice, "It's going to be incredible", and Ewan McGregor has a really trustworthy face.
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Story one: Going on a first date and suddenly feeling sick during dinner, and then letting someone you've never met take you home (bearing in mind you feel and may well imminently be sick), and then deciding to let them inside your house?
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Americans have frequently misunderstood the cultural purpose of such masks, and because the coronavirus originated in China, the outbreak has stoked an accompanying climate of anti-Asian hostility, with many people assuming incorrectly that people wearing masks in public must be sick.
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"Don't be sick in the gutter at midnight in a silly dress with no money to get a taxi home, because somebody will take advantage of you, either they'll rape you, or they'll knock you on the head or they'll rob you," she said.
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For anyone who might be sick of watching the actual film, artist and graphic novelist Martin Panchaud has created an incredible 157-page illustration of Star Wars: Episode IV showing the entire plot from start to finish that you'd have to scroll through to believe.
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Experts warn that some people who suspect they may be sick with the virus, also known as COVID-19, are going about their daily routines, either because their jobs do not provide paid time off because of systemic failures in our privatized health care system.
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In late 2010, as the North's then-ruler Kim Jong Il, the father of the current leader Kim Jong Un, was believed to be sick, the reclusive country reportedly launched as many as 200 artillery shells at a South Korean border island, killing four.
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However, he continued, they'd end up short if they voted this week because one supportive Republican senator happens to be sick, which means they'll miss a deadline to use the budget reconciliation process and will have to wait for next year to make another attempt.
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A rogue phone call from your Mum, someone asking for directions as you walk to the club, I've even had a dog-walker trying to engage me in a bit of chit-chat while I sat on a bench trying not to be sick at 7 am.
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This week, Jersey City instituted a 10pm curfew and will require restaurants that can hold 25 people or more to jot down the name of every person who comes through the door—to keep track of anybody entering who may later be found to be sick.
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In order to do so in private and at the correct earsplitting volume, he pretends to be sick most days at school so the nurse will send him home; in this way, he has come close to beating the student record for colds — hence the title.
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NASA has also suspended tours at the facilities where the astronauts, Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken, undergo training ahead of their flight, and to further limit potential exposure, it's asking its own staff to say home if they have any feeling that they might potentially be sick.
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Most of the guideline public health experts have already given about washing your hands (for 20 seconds, the correct way), staying home if you're sick, and keeping a six-foot distance from people who may be sick can be reasonably applied to relations of the intimate variety.
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Regular handwashing, along with keeping a safe distance from others who might be sick (that's about six feet) as well as judiciously avoiding touching your face, especially around the eyes, nose, and mouth, are some of the greatest things you can do to stay healthy right now.
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"My experience is more about living a real life, knowing what it's like to be on food stamps or to lose your job and have to drive home and just be sick to your stomach about how you are going to survive," Yankovich told The Hill.
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"They tell us to let the sick off the boat and they turn out not to be sick; they say let the minors off and a lot of them turn out not to be minors; we check the medical emergency and there is no emergency," he said on Facebook.
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A few of years ago, one of my worst nightmares actually came true: I was getting the tube home, and the combination of swaying back and forth on the train carriage—mixed with the pounding anxiety of willing myself not to be sick in public—proved too much.
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In the aftermath, I felt that the only thing that would make me feel better was getting pregnant again, but we soon found out it was going to be difficult because I had a genetic issue that would likely complicate any future pregnancies or cause my babies to be sick.
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"I want people to know that for 10 years Maria took this substance, which was recommended to her by her doctor after he did an extensive battery of tests to determine what medical conditions were causing her to be sick on a frequent basis," Sharapova's attorney John Haggerty told Sports Illustrated.
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From 2215 to 1991, Dennis Peron ran one of San Francisco's most successful marijuana businesses, openly flouting federal and state law by providing the drug to anyone who walked through the door of his Cannabis Buyer's Club (CBC), with one catch: you had to be sick or disabled to get in.
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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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Sixty percent of Peruvians polled said they would agree with a presidential pardon to release Fujimori from prison, but 54 percent would oppose it if he were not found to be sick enough to merit doing so for humanitarian reasons, according to the poll, which was published in the newspaper El Comercio.
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"One thing you almost didn't hear anything about while we had people pretending to be sick when they weren't sick and leaving kids unattended to or in situations that they should not have been in — a little girl was shot, 218 years old, by another kid," he said during a speech in April.
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Of course we do not want to be sick and miserable and suffer pain and indignity, but those fears have led us to look on death as some kind of cruel, almost shameful, obscenity that we must resist and deny, all too often with treatments that are in themselves terrifying and horrifying.
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What will happen here is clear: The plans that have to offer decent coverage to anyone who wants it, no matter their health care history, will become a magnet for the old and the sick or the soon-to-be-sick, as they can't afford, or perhaps can't even buy, the other plans.
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Warning signs that your pet might be sick with influenza include:Mild coughDifficulty breathing SneezingReduced appetite Lethargy Eye discharge FeverWhich pets you can infect with the fluCommon pets at risk of infection include:DogsCatsGuinea pigsHamsters FerretsBirdsThat&aposs because the flu virus that can jump from humans to their pets mainly infects warm-blooded mammals and birds.
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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," Emily Landon, an infectious disease specialist and hospital epidemiologist at the University of Chicago Medical Center, told Vox's Eliza Barclay and Dylan Scott.
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With Covid-19 not yet impacting Americans' daily lives — few people are confirmed to be sick, no Americans have died, no schools are closed, no cities are operating under broad quarantine measures, and few if any events have been canceled — the daily carnage in financial markets is the most concrete manifestation of the epidemic.
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He sings, too, in a faintly breathy voice that follows the music's lead; often his lyrics are weird enough to suggest oblique attempts at satire (sample: "Gonna eat so much fish I think I'm gonna be sick/gonna blow all my cash on anime," also "It's cool to be a cat/meow meow meow").
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You might be sick of zombies — I sure am — but what Train to Busan does beautifully is introduce a bunch of characters (who skew toward "types," rather than fully developed human beings), then trap them on a train full of zombies, where they have to travel through cars filled with monsters in order to reach their objectives.
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A Missouri woman whose mom made her pretend to be sick and wheelchair-bound for years to attract sympathy for herself tells Dr. Phil that she regrets her role in her mother's stabbing murder, but that her 10-year prison sentence on a second-degree murder conviction is too harsh given what her mom forced her to endure.
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Students and parents hope the law will prevent kids from lying about why they need to stay home, and open up conversations about mental healthDespite little public opposition from lawmakers, Hardcastle said she's received pushback from some parents who say the legislation wasn't necessary, as students can already take mental health days by lying or pretending to be sick.
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"One thing you almost didn't hear anything about while we had people pretending to be sick when they weren't sick and leaving kids unattended to or in situations that they should not have been in — a little girl was shot, 7 years old, by another kid," he said in a speech before the Rotary Club of Louisville on Thursday.
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But the clear finding of those researchers was that it's this huge gap in prices, more than any other single factor — not the number of doctors' visits or hospitalizations, not the quality of medical services, not differences in social service spending — that helps explain why the United States is such an expensive place to be sick.
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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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The CBO also estimated that premiums in the individual insurance market would rise by about 10% "in most years of the decade" compared to their projections with Obamacare intact, as healthy people would be expected to drop out of the individual insurance market, thus pushing premiums higher as the overall group of people buying insurance becomes more likely to be sick and more expensive to treat.
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Adults need five or fewer hours of sleep "If you wanted to have the ability to function at your best during the day, not to be sick, to be mentally strong, to be able to have the lifestyle that you would enjoy, how many hours do you have to sleep?" asked senior study investigator Girardin Jean-Louis, a professor in the Department of Population Health.
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If you weren't sick of me after my April Fool's offering, then perhaps you'll be sick of me now … my seeds for this were indeed the ridiculous-looking MICRO-USB and the even-more-ridiculous-looking DOT CO DOT UK. For those of you that like your Saturdays on the crazy side, I hope I've hit the sweet spot with that crossing from hell.
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But showing your co-workers that you're aware of the fact that you're making their work environment a little icky will help them understand that if it were up to you, you'd be at home on the couch watching TV. When I landed on the idea that I'd contracted tuberculosis, I also decided that if I was going to be sick at work, I was going to work insanely hard.
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Possible solutions: The insurers that remain in the market — particularly many Blue Cross plans — have a long list of policy requests that would make their business less risky: by making it harder for sick people to buy coverage for short periods of time, by subsidizing the plans' losses for very expensive patients, and in some cases by charging higher prices to older customers, who are more likely to be sick.
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At the heart of Britain's approach is an attempt to slow but extend the spread of the virus, flattening the infection curve so that more cases occur in the summer months — a time when fewer people tend to be sick — to manage the influx of patients and prevent the health service from being overwhelmed during the winter and early spring months when they have a heavy load of other patients.
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It does not seem like Uber is imminently going to start providing special training for drivers on how to specifically transport those who might be sick; its latest suggestion to drivers was an email containing general advice such as "CLEAN AND DISINFECT YOUR VEHICLE—Pay special attention to surfaces that you and passengers frequently come in contact with," without giving any guidance about how to do that, or how often to do it.
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Actually you know when you read novels, people say there's a sick feeling in your stomach, usually I'm sufficiently unemotional not to be sick, but I actually got up from the room and left to puke because for the first time in my adult life, what I was seeing was the Democrats and Republicans both of them, and as Rick points out, Kennedy was the flashing young liberal, and what we were seeing before our eyes back then, and I didn't know anything about politics, but clearly that there really wasn't a whole lot of difference between the two.
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You can buy these same pillows in the lobby poked through with goose feathers The noise in the hallway is not quiet noise A towel draped over the TV can't stare back & even though it's not my home I move the furniture around A Visa card slides open the key lock at a cruising altitude of thirty thousand feet air-conditioning & Xanax are the same thing Alive all the time I think I'm going to be sick ——— Afraid of early checkout the Continental breakfast & neighbors through the walls or room service 24 hrs/day Afraid of room service & Starlight mints The soft whirrup-whirrup of an ice machine the soft whirrup-whirrup Large foam takeout spacecraft containers overflow the garbage in the bath You can't call anyone from this phone can you?
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