It has a good time poking fun at the occupational hazards of the job.

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Despite the obvious occupational hazards we face while in the field, the upside greatly outweighs those risks.

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Being set upon by a mob has to be one of the worst occupational hazards anyone can face.

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"Injuries are occupational hazards of the game, " said the centre, who has been forced to withdraw from the England Saxons squad.

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"There are three occupational hazards: skin cancer, high cholesterol and hemorrhoids, " says Katrina DeHaven, a pro angler and fishing coach of Arizona State University's team.

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Among the occupational hazards the collectors face are flashers--Schreck saw two during his first month on the job--as well as customer altercations and tollbooth robberies.

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Clowning has its occupational hazards.

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Bernardo Ramazzini, a 17th century occupational physician actually recognized the health hazards associated with prolonged sitting, especially among writers who developed fatigue in their upper extremities.

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