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inability to work

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A diagnosis of cancer, heart problem, stroke or other major health problem can mean an inability to work for an extended period.
The UAE nationals placed on the list, which is updated twice a year, were named for being finicky about jobs offered to them on more than six occasions, or for simply taking the job search lightly such as not attending interviews or recruitment days and citing reasons such as not being able to wear a uniform or inability to work shifts as an excuse for turning down job offers, Al Mulla explained.
McCarthy's inability to work with his players certainly cost Wolves dear after the last international break and he is out to avoid a repeat of performance at Blackburn at Goodison today, "After 18 minutes it was really poor," he reflected of that Ewood Park debacle.
 
 
 
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