rehab

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• Chefs and restaurateurs at the top of the kitchen hierarchy could invest in learning emotional management, going to rehab if needed, or deciding to be a different kind of boss.

• The hospital got ready to send him to a skilled nursing home for rehab to get back on his feet – a drill he’d been through multiple times before.

• Smith threw at practice Wednesday, Rivera said, but the quarterback also admitted the short week makes his rehab timeline tougher.

• Following a hard rehab regime, he said he feels “much, much better” than he did six months ago.

• Injured two days before Thanksgiving, Stanberry spent that holiday, as well as Christmas, New Year’s and her birthday in the hospital, followed by weeks of rehab.

• He called a wildlife rehab person at the community college to whom he had taken birds other than eagles in the past.

• From 1992 and 2007, the number of middle-aged women who checked into rehab nearly tripled.

• Despite the fact she apologized and went to rehab, she lost nearly all of her contracts.

• Just shy of one year after checking out of a rehab facility, it seemed like Amanda Bynes was doing well.

• Before he played, his wife, Sharon contacted Simon and told him that her husband was recently out of rehab.

• Then, to the Engineer, "Do you know how they a planet that's been leveled flat by the golop?"