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Examples
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Overreach would be a massive sick-out, in essence a dishonest strike.
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Given that noisy public-employee union backers are swarming the state capital in Madison, and that teachers have staged a mass "sick-out," he's just being prudent.
Tyranny by the lake? Charles Lane 2011
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Visualize, if you will, the TV commercials now -- the Dem legislators running away, the distasteful protester signs, the schools closing due to the sick-out.
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CBS doesn't dispute that Mr. Carolla staged a sick-out, but strongly rejects any notion that it's suffering a shortage of talent.
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Then they'd ambushed the two innocent foremen" who'd been in on the sick-out but not the hijacking" and hidden them inside the cell block to shift suspicion and to get us to go into the population so they could make a play.
Step on a Crack Patterson, James, 1947- 2007
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They'd convinced the warden that they'd had nothing to do with the siege of St. Pat's, even though they'd taken part in the sick-out.
Step on a Crack Patterson, James, 1947- 2007
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I hear there was a massive sick-out Microsoft HQ and folks standing in line at the Redmond Apple Store are hiding behind hoodies and newspapers
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"The men who staged the sick-out have already been summoned into the lineup room, " Warden Clark said as we arrived in the drab hallway outside his office.
Step on a Crack Patterson, James, 1947- 2007
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A call to the warden's office revealed that a dozen men on the prison's three-to-eleven tour had staged a sick-out the week of the hijacking.
Step on a Crack Patterson, James, 1947- 2007
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Teacher sick-out shut down more than 50 schools on Wednesday.
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