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From spring, the second phase of vaccination will focus on the rest of the adult population - mainly under-50s, who are much less likely to be ill with Covid-19.

From BBC

Barry McAree, a consultant surgeon in Northern Ireland, is one of many healthcare workers to be ill with Covid.

From BBC

This is not sustainable - especially for people who may be ill with Covid and need nutritious food.

From BBC

Almost 200 others are thought to be ill with the virus, according to a Newsom administration official not authorized to speak publicly.

From Salon

During the weeks that a person may be ill with Covid-19, or another incapacitating illness, the agent could file taxes and pay bills, including premiums for long-term-care insurance, which could lapse because of a late payment, Mr. Meyers said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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