They'd eat till they were sick and sell the rest, twenty-five cents apiece.

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Up all night with a sick baby and you rest your eyes for just a moment on the way to dropping off the kids at school.

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Moore does find some help for the rescue workers in Havana (the other sick Americans mysteriously vanish), and the rest of the movie is devoted to the wonders of health care in Canada, England, and France as well as in Cuba.

NEWYORKER: Sicko

Consultants have told the BBC there are also concerns over staffing the emergency department, covering holiday and sick leave, and the fact that the rest of the hospital system does not follow a seven-day working pattern shift, which has a knock on effect especially at the weekends.

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Why Japan may make the rest of the world's economies sick, too.

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He felt so sick that he had to pull in at the side of the road and rest his head against his arms on the steering wheel.

NEWYORKER: The Swan

If some businesses don't provide workers health care, it forces the rest of us to pick up the tab when their workers get sick, and gives those businesses an unfair advantage over their competitors.

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Health insurers fear that if the mandate is struck down but the rest of the law survives, they would be forced to accept millions more sick customers without enough new healthy customers to balance out the risk pool.

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