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Meanings of taking sick in anglès

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Usage of taking sick in anglès
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The proportion of patients taking sick leave doubled after switching from hormone therapy to chemotherapy.
Pubmed
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Nicholas Delia, a firefighter suspected of improperly taking sick days, sued Filarsky after the investigation.
Reuters
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The letter said staffing was at a crisis point with people leaving or taking sick leave.
Radio NZ
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Workplace culture in the US does not support taking sick days, even when they are needed.
The Guardian
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Growing numbers of staff in the Welsh Ambulance Service are taking sick leave because of stress.
BBC
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I then got grief for taking sick leave.
The Guardian
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Ukraine's embattled president Viktor Yanukovich is taking sick leave as the country's political crisis continues with no sign of a solution.
The Irish Times
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The federation said PTSD, anxiety and depression were leading to an increase in the number of their members taking sick leave.
The Guardian
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And as for Meir, in his sorrow and misery, he blames himself for Lea's taking sick because he brought us here.
Angel time: the songs of the seraphim
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It's been the saddest of years, his wife taking sick and now him in a wheelchair from a stroke just like she had.
The warmth of other suns: the epic story of america's great migr...
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On the 15th October, at Sibi, he resigned his command, and taking sick leave to England sailed from Bombay on the 30th October.
The Afghan Wars 1839-42 and 1878-80
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Worryingly, nearly one in five (17 per cent) drink more alcohol to help them feel better, with 14 per cent taking sick leave from work.
The Irish Times
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Taking sick leave is another concern.
BBC
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Taking sick and well together, the Americans unquestionably had the greatest number in crew; but a quarter of them were sick.
The Naval War of 1812 / Or the History of the United States Navy...
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