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sabbatical

[suh-bat-i-kuhl] / səˈbæt ɪ kəl /


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The way she sees it, she’s earned her sabbatical from domestic servitude.

From Salon

But this week, after last season’s disastrous 5-12 finish, McVay’s second consecutive postseason flirtation with a sabbatical, the trade or release of several marquee players and the team’s non-pursuit of free agents, the Rams are somewhat of a buzzkill.

From Los Angeles Times

Andrej Karpathy, Tesla’s director of artificial intelligence, took a months-long sabbatical last year before leaving Tesla and taking a position this year at OpenAI, the company behind language-modeling software ChatGPT.

From Washington Post

Guerra said that Garcetti can “take a kind of sabbatical from electoral politics but he can still remain in the game for the longer run with this kind of high-profile appointment.”

From Los Angeles Times

So enthusiastic were audiences that even when Bernstein took a sabbatical in the 1964-65 season, sold-out performances persisted.

From New York Times