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period of rest

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See: lull


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Mr Flynn, I suggest you need a period of rest and recuperation.
Another driver, stopped at the Humber Bridge, had been driving for 19 consecutive days without the required period of rest.
Abendanon was released from coach Martin Johnson's squad on an injury to his left big toe joint, which a spokesman for England's medical team said "requires a further period of rest of two to four weeks".
 
 
 
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