Word: sicklied
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...replied stiffly. "I had to take it down. Every time I came into this room and saw your picture, I felt sick to my stomach...
When large numbers of women first entered theworkforce in droves during World War II, childcare was viewed as the responsibility ofmanagement, as it was too costly for women toleave the assembly line if their child was sick...
...sick of people not being able to tell us apart," says Mary, whose new hairstyle has done much to curtail the confusion this year. "Now people are starting to treat us like two separate people instead of two halves of a whole...
...negotiations this summer, Local 26 will emphasize issues such as workload, job description and sick days, Bozzotto says...
...along, the wail of sirens was the week's background music, as ambulances ferried the sick to hospitals. Such efficiency was another sign of the students' organizational abilities: while central Beijing ground to a standstill because of the crowds that thronged to the square, the demonstrators, using packing string and their own bodies, cordoned off lanes so the ambulances could always get through. Many hunger strikers made the trip out; almost as many came back to resume their fast once they felt well enough...