Most people who live near sea level experience mild altitude sickness starting at about 5, 000 feet.

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The continuing myopic focus on the accompanying injuries or sickness will foment tax disputes about these issues.

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In Hankins' study, about 260 U.S. women with morning sickness were given either Diclegis or a dummy pill for two weeks.

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But the government is becoming increasingly concerned about the problems that pollution brings, such as sickness from filthy air and arid soil from acid rain, which has made it keen to boost the use of renewables and increase energy efficiency.

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Many people across the country cherish letters he wrote in his own hand to family members on important occasions, to old friends dealing with sickness and loss, to strangers with questions about his days in Hollywood.

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About 300, 000 people a year miss work because of long-term sickness.

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Again, about 60 percent of the skeptical parents would change their mind in the event of community sickness and death.

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And people are so concerned about getting sick that we now try to sterilize our homes and that leads to more sickness because of lack of antibodies in our systems to fight disease.

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About 1.45 million, or a third, of workless people cited long-term sickness or disability as the main reason behind their inactivity.

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The 27-year-old American blamed his sickness on pasta he ate at home on Saturday night, saying he "started feeling pretty bad" about half an hour after the meal.

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