| Family and Medical Leave Act |
Passed in 1993, the US Family and Medical Leave Act mandates up to 12 weeks of unpaid medical leave for employees of companies with more than 50 employees. Under this act, people can also take leave to care for a sick child, parent, or spouse.
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| family practitioner |
An updated version of the general practitioner who provided one-stop care for all ages and both sexes, the family practitioner has several years ofspecialty training in primary care, including obstetrics.
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| family planning |
Methods used by sexually active couples to prevent, space or achieve pregnancy in order to attain the desired family size.
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| family |
One genus or several genera which have a basically similar floral pattern make up a family.
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| family |
A taxonomic category higher than a genus. A group of plants with biologically similar features. For plants, family names end in -aceae.
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| Family | screamers |
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| Family | snakebirds |
| Family | legless lizards |
| Family | chiefly tropical trees or shrubs |
| Family | deathwatch beetles |
| Family | a family of fish including: flashlight fishes |
| Family | saddle oysters |
| Family | feather stars |
| Family | frogfishes |
| Family | hornworts |
| Family | comprising only the pronghorns |
| Family | small soft-bodied plant lice |
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