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bereavement
noun as in death; loss
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Laura Howard, mum to "cheeky and feisty" Tomos, four, said receiving his diagnosis after he was born felt "very much like a bereavement situation".
It would guarantee new rights for workers from the first day of their employment including: sick pay, protection from unfair dismissal, parental and bereavement leave.
Conflict-related bereavement affects people and societies in many ways, ranging from economic insecurity, interruptions in education, and faltering social safety nets.
He said he had been “totally frustrated” with attempts to contact Apple, comparing his experience with other companies that offered a dedicated bereavement service to get Lynn’s affairs in order.
In addition to the trauma of bereavement, the dangers and insecurities of war have affected millions of Ukrainians.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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