On Tuesday, aides disclosed that she was canceling daily engagements but said only that doctors had advised her to " take things easy " after she complained of feeling ill that morning.
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When he was instructed to take things easy during practice because of the injury, scouts would pull a UMass staff member aside and ask why wasn't Ingoglia going in for a play.
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Instead of simply giving up and taking things easy after undergoing a life-saving triple heart bypass operation, the father of two took up from where he left to complete his solo trip.
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Undefeated at tea were Adam Gilchrist, who showed no signs of taking things easy as he raced to 37 off 41 balls, and Shane Warne who was yet to get off the mark.
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South Africa grabbed four wickets before tea to have Australia at 230 for six, with Gilchrist undefeated, and showing no signs of taking things easy as he raced to 37 off 41 balls.
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Lady Thatcher, who suffered a suspected minor stroke in January, was told by her doctors on Tuesday to " take things easy, " after what her office described as " just a blip ."
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Another malady that seems to afflict some of our affluent students is that of taking things easy due to a general lack of real motivation to excel and a tendency to take things for granted.
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The Pakistan field hockey squad's tendency to take things easy in the early going of its World Cup matches could pose a big problem against strong teams like Netherlands, Spain and Germany, said team manager Khalid Khokhar.
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If we are required to help Mohammad Kasim to solve his problem, we will probably advise him how to take care of his health, to take things easy, ignore the boss, be in control and change his job.
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_Jim Flewelling of Bedford, Mass ., saved enough of his earnings managing a small manufacturing company to toss it all in 1995, live off his nest egg and take things easy, doing a little traveling and dabbling in financial writing.
