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take ill

  1. see get sick.



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“Oh, folks most definitely can be haunted. That’s why I told you to carry around salt and an iron nail. You don’t want haints sticking to you. If they do, you’d get a chill and take ill, because the haint would slowly begin to sap your strength.”

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“You don’t invite people to a party and be happy if they all take ill.”

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If they get sick and pass it on to him, he could take ill and even die, so why not err on the side of caution?

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If they take ill with the virus and are forced into isolation, that hurts us all.

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In exchange, everyone would be eligible for checks from the state for about two-thirds of their salary for up to 12 weeks if they had or adopted a baby, or if a family member were to take ill and needed care.

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