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By the time you reach second, you're at your maximum point of sickness.
I opted instead to eat bagels and carrot cake almost to the point of sickness.
I would escape into books, I lived in them, reading unsystematically, often to the point of sickness, of being surfeited.
Unlike Darger's scenes, though, sweet to the point of sickness, this cyclorama has been painted by a writer who, fruit notwithstanding, has her brush dipped deeply in black and umber.
The narrator, a woman for some reason stranded alone in a tower haunted by ravens and ghosts, is pregnant to the point of sickness, unable to feel anything but loathing for the "bastard, whom I hate with all my strength".
For example, a psychological fragility that causes no inconvenience when a person's working life is stable may deteriorate to the point of depression; similarly, a physical fragility may worsen to the point of sickness.
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Well, I've got the hunger today, and this time I aim to stuff myself to the point of perpetual sickness.
Key points Female employees in Europe have a high level of sickness absence causing high societal expenses.
The strongest factor associated with a higher level of sickness absence besides age was central obesity, according to WHtR beyond the cut-off point.
The many and comparable data points on sickness absence enabled inclusion of the time aspect as well as extent of previous sickness absence in our analyses.
It is meant to give the film a documentary look but can distract from the drama to the point of causing motion sickness.
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