"If the rivers recover, the salmon recover, and then the whales will hopefully recover," he says.
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You definitely don't recover to utopia, you recover a life.
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"I'm hopeful to recover and see my babies recover," Westerdale said.
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You can recover property, but you can never recover a life.
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"If I'm going to recover, I'm going to bloody recover," he said.
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"I was trying to recover my biography, trying to recover the streets," he said.
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We thought 'If we can recover the nutrients, why can't we recover the water as well?
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"I don't think the fortunes of the company will turn around until we see markets such as China recover, India recover, emerging markets recover," Gilbert told reporters on a conference call.
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If you want to recover all of the photos in your deleted folder, tap "Recover All" instead.
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Who needs to recover from exercise when we can just recover from the grueling slog of life?
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At least 2628 OPOs recover less than a third of potential organs, and some recover less than a quarter.
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Sometimes disaster can strike in a way that people don't recover immediately from, and sometimes people don't ever recover.
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"If prices recover mid-2016, if they recover late 2016, if they recover early 2017, we have tremendous firepower to start up faster than anybody else," Scott D. Sheffield, Pioneer's chief executive, said in a recent conference call.
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Most people recover in a week, but some can be hospitalized with more serious health problems and take longer to recover.
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Those who lack insurance will take longer to recover — and some may never fully recover--adding further stress after a disaster.
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"If we don't recover the missing or we recover them dead, that is 105 deaths, which we hope not," Jalad said.
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As bat populations recover, they will play a crucial role in pollinating and dispersing seeds that will help Puerto Rican forests recover.
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While the Republican Party can recover from an election loss, it is not clear whether the country can recover from a Trump presidency.
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As well as helping the local ecosystem recover, the restriction on numbers might actually help the spot recover some of its allure again.
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Justice Department officials are working to recover the lost messages from cellphone carriers and also trying to recover the devices themselves, Fox reported.
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The Wildcats will have to recover and recover quickly as they host their in-state rival — the No. 3 Louisville Cardinals — Saturday afternoon.
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"As the premium has started to recover, we expect China's import appetite to recover again in June," said Argonaut Securities analyst Helen Lau.
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Members of the Project Recover team retrieve a REMUS 100 Autonomous Underwater Vehicle from the water's of Hansa Bay Papua New Guinea (Project Recover)
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" L Brands: "L Brands is in the mall and I think that that's the last area that's going to recover, if it does recover.
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One volunteer did not fully recover within four years, though he did "partially recover, so whether he is actually fertile is not known," Colvard said.
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There is strategic and tactical knowledge in the advice as well as compassion because the body can recover where the head does not always recover.
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K., I have to take a few days to recover from this, like physically recover,'" he said, "and I couldn't last for even a day.
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"I don't know when I am ever going to recover or if I ever had any optimism to recover about negotiations with Korea," Gallucci said.
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"If you think about how people are going to recover, they are going to recover by ordering and getting things delivered to their homes," Wallace said.
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But there is something to be said for letting the body recover, and especially letting the mind recover, and a lot of times you come back stronger.
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"There's probably a little bit more time to recover from a failure if it occurs early, but you may still not have the capability to actually recover."
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Of those respondents, 20173 percent said they have somewhat recovered, 12 percent said they have not begun to recover and 7 percent said they may never recover.
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Of those respondents, 37 percent said they have somewhat recovered, 12 percent said they have not begun to recover and 7 percent said they may never recover.
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He added that people with mild cases of the disease recover in about two weeks, but those with severe cases may take three to six weeks to recover.
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Global trade did not recover to its 1914 peak until the 1970s, and capital mobility — the scale and ease of money flows — did not recover until the 21980s.
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So Weidman got five minutes to recover, then the strike was declared legal, then he was allowed to recover some more, then the doctor declared him unfit to fight.
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Horticulture therapy — gardening — can help hospital patients recover.
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Despite what episodes of Full House and Lizzie McGuire might tell you, one doesn't recover from an eating disorder, or even begin to recover, after just one "a-ha" moment.
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"We're pricing to recover the costs not to recover the margin, and so we typically see margin compression," Chief Financial Officer Jon Moeller said on a call to discuss earnings.
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"It is very important that we recover as quickly as possible to restore normalcy for our workforce, help our nearby communities to recover and contribute important revenue for the country."
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Consequently, a few key strategies pro athletes use to recover from a big game or championship fight can actually help you recover from overdoing it during a festive night out. 1.
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This is the scary economic reality we're in for the foreseeable future: So long as the virus is a live threat, our economies won't recover because we won't let them recover.
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WHO says those that experience mild symptoms typically recover from the illness in about two weeks, while those who experience more severe illness could take up to six weeks to recover.
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There's another reason SpaceX wants to catch these fairings and recover them in good order: Doing so could potentially prove out the viability of a similary recover system for Crew Dragon.
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Sufjan Stevens's Carrie & Lowell helped Hayat reflect and recover.
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" He added, "I hope we can recover from it.
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Combined with an earlier lawsuit, the Justice Department is seeking to recover $850 million paid in the scheme, the largest sum U.S. authorities have ever sought to recover from a government official.
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While Picard can recover actual transfers by the sole proprietorship, "it does not follow that the trustee can recover the actual withdrawals of cash by customers of the sole proprietorship," Bernstein wrote.
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First-lien bank lenders will recover roughly 115 cents on the dollar, about 1 cent less than previously agreed upon, while first-lien noteholders will still recover about 109 cents on the dollar.
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Ikasi Gym is helping around 50 people recover from strokes.
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"I think she will never recover from this," Trump said.
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George is sedated and should recover in a few days.
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And, as the day ensued, it really could never recover.
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"We're just now beginning to recover from Ike," said Halili.
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Or maybe China's economy will recover and pick up prices.
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All the crew was able to recover were three corpses.
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He can recover, but must do so in a hurry.
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According to KMOV, doctors expect Anderson's brain to fully recover.
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The guards involved had to take several months to recover.
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Most people can recover some specific memories in this way.
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Now, authorities are formulating a plan to recover the bodies.
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"I would expect and hope he will recover pretty quickly."
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However, demand would recover in the final quarter, Somasundaram said.
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If you lose your device, you can recover your funds.
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Now, 21 months after his diagnosis, Noah continues to recover.
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The other officers were wounded but were expected to recover.
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Resilience means having a good plan to recover lost data.
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We just kinda had to figure out how to recover.
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It's a good day for her to nap and recover.
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BUT I'M QUITE CONFIDENT THAT THEY WILL RECOVER OVER TIME.
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It's unclear how the hospitals will recover from the attack.
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Once you recover from measles, you are immune for life.
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It's very hard to recover from that poor first impression.
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The girls will remain in the hospital until they recover.
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Ireland had to recover €13 billion starting on January 2017.
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But then there's long periods of -- how do we recover?
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Still, she doesn't believe it's possible to ever truly recover.
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If Biden doesn't recover, it affords an opening for Buttigieg.
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It helps me recover and gain energy for the fight.
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"We wanted, somehow, to recover our shareholders' equity," Muromachi said.
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I WILL NEVER RECOVER THEY DID THEM SO DIRTY pic.twitter.
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" He ended his message by saying, "Together we will recover.
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The data helped yields recover some of their earlier losses.
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It's going to take us years to recover from this.
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La David Johnson, whose body took 48 hours to recover.
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Trump clearly attempts to recover from his Round One loss.
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It will take days for Delta's network days to recover.
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It might take ten, 15 years to recover from this.
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After a terrorist attack, numbers recover after just 13 months.
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Burrows said she's already seeing her revenue stabilize and recover.
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Forensic police are still working to recover the pilot's remains.
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GDP growth will, however, recover to above 3% in 2017.
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Your portfolio will have time to recover from today's volatility.
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They have undergone multiple surgeries and are expected to recover.
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Police were later able to locate and recover the items.
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But it's time for me to recover outside of this.
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Wong expects the Australian to recover in a few days.
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"We're not leaving until we recover the child," he said.
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What a nice way to recover from a busy weekend.
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Lankford asked her dad to help her recover a document.
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The euro zone has yet to recover from its crisis.
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We will never recover from this, we will only survive.
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Most people recover in four to seven days without treatment.
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If the tariffs are lifted, some Chinese demand will recover.
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If temperatures cool, coral reefs are usually able to recover.
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The military did not recover any enemy bodies, he said.
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He says HGH helps adults recover their drive and vitality.
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How Do You Recover After Millions Have Watched You Overdose?
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Drawing on history, liberals need to recover their fighting spirit.
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The company might not recover until 2021, the CEO said.
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"Japan's economy has continued to recover moderately," the bank said.
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The pound was able to recover about half that decline.
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The organization claims that it's unlikely the species will recover.
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We want the country to recover as much as anybody.
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Communities hit hard by the shock could not recover easily.
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Some have already tried to sue to recover their money.
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It backed up and allowed Navy's Mason Plante to recover.
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Why is it taking the island so long to recover?
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They were both hospitalized, but survived and continue to recover.
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To sell or recover those loans, accurate data are essential.
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He has gone through surgery and is expected to recover.
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So if a drone crashes, you can recover the data.
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Another horse was also injured but is expected to recover.
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We even recover most of the volatiles and combustion carbon.
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We expect it to recover slightly from the current condition.
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It disrupts the entire rhythm, and it's hard to recover.
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Or why do some depressed areas recover, while others languish?
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And indeed those breakdowns are very difficulty to recover from.
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They've gotten so used to thinking Europe would never recover.
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It is expected to recover to 93 percent by 2021.
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But America has seen rocky private insurance markets recover before.
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Why did it take so long to recover his body?
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It will require years, not months, to recover, he said.
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Now, dogs Thor and Petunia are helping each other recover.
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Doctors sedated him, hoping he'd recover, but he never did.
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All were taken to hospital and are expected to recover.
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Aakre said plantings should shrink to help prices eventually recover.
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Underground aquifers, raided mercilessly to compensate, will not recover quickly.
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The animals get loose, leaving Newt scrambling to recover them.
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That could help stocks recover some of that lost ground.
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As a result, investors are starting to recover their enthusiasm.
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We will keep going until we can recover the maximum.
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It will never recover; I'll have to cut it away.
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Perhaps, with its growing population, it will recover its vitality.
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What we would give to recover some of that power!
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But respecting that schedule depends on Federer's ability to recover.
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All you can control is how you recover from it.
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If they don't have time to recover, they eventually die.
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Many Republican lawmakers have been eager to recover the exchange.
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Or, at least they'll provide some entertainment as you recover.
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Puerto Rico is still struggling to recover from Hurricane Maria.
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What died, what survived, how long it took to recover.
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Watching these animals recover and blossom also brings us joy.
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" Newser: "McConnell's Task: Recover From Worst Day of Political Life.
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BLANKFEIN: NOT ONLY IS IT RECOVERABLE, IT HAS TO RECOVER.
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He was in serious condition but was expected to recover.
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"All of these are helping the dollar recover," said Bechtel.
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"If oil prices recover, the dominant player wins," he said.
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Source: CoinMarketCap Bitcoin has tended to recover quickly from pullbacks.
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"But you'll never recover those memories of yesterday," she said.
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Why were those creatures missing and why did they recover?
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Horses may be able to help you recover from trauma.
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"' "That was all we wondered: Could the town recover twice?
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Can we recover the true votes, or are they lost?
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People with resources recover well and people without resources don't.
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It was too much and we weren't able to recover.
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Other Condé Nast publications reportedly bounced back, butLuckycouldn't quite recover.
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The stock market looked to recover a bit on Wednesday.
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We've helped communities prepare for intense flooding and recover afterward.
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Mr. Trump campaigned to help both kinds of coal recover.
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Some were, in hindsight, bad deals that may never recover.
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I lifted weights to recover a semblance of a metabolism.
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To recover, we slip into vacuums free of sensory input.
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Tambadou said the government was working to recover the money.
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Iran's economy did not fully recover after the nuclear deal.
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Trump's brief lead in the polls disappeared and didn't recover.
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I knew it was going to be impossible to recover.
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Sleep masks so they can recover from the bachelorette party
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Clinton to recover from symptoms of the concussion are discordant.
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Theo's doing great now and is expected to fully recover.
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To recover them he'd have to pass the sleeping stranger.
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This means investors would not recover any of their investment.
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Some patients seem to recover but then develop symptoms again.
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It would take time, he said, but she would recover.
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We can't really recover till we get out of lockdown.
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And how long will it take the world to recover?
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But levels would not fully recover until 2023, it said.
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How does he recover to run so fast, so often?
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The two other officers are expected to recover, police said.
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"Poor people recover differently than rich people do," Kennedy said.
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Morale at State will take a long time to recover.
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Gortat was too preoccupied with Rozier to recover quickly enough.
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Smarter Living: Learning to recover from failure is a skill.
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That the stock market would never recover from his election.
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This was my chance to recover from this fucking nightmare.
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AI health coach transforming how we eat, exercise and recover.
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Gentle gardening helps patients at some hospitals relax and recover.
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Impact: Huawei will be unable to recover quickly, analysts said.
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Did Salladhor Saan ever recover the ships that Stannis borrowed?
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It took me a year and a half to recover.
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When they go awry, it can be hard to recover.
|
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Stocks tend to recover their losses fairly quickly, he said.
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But history shows that markets typically recover following an outbreak.
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It takes time, money and, most importantly, love to recover.
|
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"Our armed forces will recover their combative character," he said.
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Because once you get wounded here, you often don't recover.
|
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The company said it was working to recover the coins.
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It will also help the US economy recover more smoothly.
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And the institution will take a long time to recover.
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The cells may survive, but they may never fully recover.
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Opinion In fact, most people recover, often on their own.
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Cordray winning would give Democrats a chance to recover here.
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So, we must take steps now to recover and regroup.
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She went to the neurological intensive care unit to recover.
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He is expected to recover in time for spring training.
|
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Could Mr. Bloomberg recover from his sputtering performance in Nevada?
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As he spoke, he seemed to recover his familiar brio.
|
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He waited several days, hoping to recover, but did not.
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A lot of cities, including my Ahwaz, didn't fully recover.
|
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The White House denial helped futures recover from those losses.
|
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They continue to recover but at a relatively slow pace.
|
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"We brought proceedings to recover the real estate," he said.
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The allegations against Jackson aren't the sort you recover from.
|
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Credibility will be lost and may take decades to recover.
|
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Many are struggling to recover from the Toys "R" bankruptcy.
|
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However, he predicts stocks would recover strongly by fourth quarter.
|
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If the market tanks, their portfolio has time to recover.
|
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There was reason to doubt the Ducks' ability to recover.
|
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Global trade could rebound and the manufacturing sector could recover.
|
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Those sellers, of course, aren't planning to recover their items.
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Recover faster and smarter with the Miuco X3 massage gun.
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We hope with those wounded that they will soon recover.
|
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"When you do that, you can't really recover," the president.
|
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Ten percent of patients do not recover from the illnesses.
|
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Detectives often recover them at various scenes of criminal activity.
|
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Once tainted, women's careers don't tend to recover so easily.
|
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Producers are also betting that oil prices will eventually recover.
|
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It is when they recover and must be sent home.
|
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Still, executives have conceded that Chipotle may never fully recover.
|
|
Nearly two weeks later, the city is starting to recover.
|
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And it's likely the region would take years to recover.
|
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Each week, take a day to unplug entirely and recover.
|
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That hurt revenue but is helping gross margins to recover.
|
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With appropriate treatment and services, Americans can and do recover.
|
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Some have already tried to sue to recover their money.
|
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But what if he had had alternative treatments to recover?
|
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After 1H pause, hyperscaler spending began to recover in 2H.
|
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It took three years for the market to fully recover.
|
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The vast majority of people recover from the new coronavirus.
|
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Did anything survive the fire that you managed to recover?
|
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What would you do to help Puerto Rico recover financially?
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Frankly, I don't know how my environmental reputation can recover.
|
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Doctors sedated him hoping he'd recover, but he never did.
|
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The stroke she had was too massive to recover from.
|
|
SS: Well that's interesting because we've seen the markets recover, we've seen the oil price recover and yet we've seen a whole host of quite damning political events for many in 22022 as well.
|
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Under an amended disclosure statement, which is meant to describe the group's reorganization plan, Abeinsa said its senior and other priority claims would recover their full investment, while unsecured claims would recover 12.5 percent.
|
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Nite Ize and Amazon are now looking to recover actual and statutory damages as a result of the counterfeiters' illegal business operations, along with other relief, including the ability to recover the defendants' profits.
|
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Time to recover CAC for Brazilian SaaS companies Time to recover CAC for Brazilian SaaS companies More than a quarter (26 percent) of the companies surveyed have a marketplace component baked into their offerings.
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" She added that while she rarely takes days off, "there is something to be said for letting the body recover, and especially letting the mind recover, and a lot of times you come back stronger.
|
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Assuming all locals took that option, GO bondholders would recover an average of 74 percent of their debt, while holders of debt issued by the island's sales taxing authority, COFINA, would recover about 57 percent.
|
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After seven years of tepid recovery, a recent poll from YouGov found that two out of three Americans believe either that the economy has yet to recover (55 percent) or will never recover (12 percent).
|
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The women were rescued and taken to a hospital to recover.
|
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"From what we know medically, she will never recover," he said.
|
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Will this be enough for Mr Macron to recover his grip?
|
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All the wounded people are expected to recover, police have said.
|
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I asked him how long it would take him to recover.
|
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We've seen it break below that, and we've seen it recover.
|
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It's a sign of bad health, but the coral can recover.
|
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I guess the big question is, can we recover from this?
|
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Chipotle is still struggling to recover from its E. coli scandal.
|
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It means financial turmoil from which you might never fully recover.
|
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Delivering the hit against the Eagles, Elliott also struggled to recover.
|
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Veterans help develop popular games, and popular games help veterans recover.
|
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We recover knowledge through all types of activities as human beings.
|
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"This will help prices to recover earlier than expected," he said.
|
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So if the special relationship dips, can it recover this time?
|
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All of Wang's five alleged victims are expected to fully recover.
|
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They were able to recover $300,000 from a computer hard drive.
|
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George, 56, is sedated and should recover in a few days.
|
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Both officers are expected to recover from their injuries, Ricketson said.
|
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Manager Buck Showalter said O'Day would need six months to recover.
|
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I am just going to recover and be ready for it.
|
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The problem is you don't recover the state from the criminals.
|
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Thanks to acupuncture, Jolie says she was able to completely recover.
|
|
SPLRCT rose 1.2 percent, continuing to recover from the recent selloff.
|
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The teen is expected to recover from his injuries, police said.
|
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The immediate question is whether this source of demand will recover.
|
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Sandoval is on a mission to recover what has been lost.
|
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I officially give up on this mission to recover my data.
|
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But in the second half of the year, economy-- recover-- accelerate.
|
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Remember where our movements began and try to recover their roots.
|
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I'm not saying you're corrupted, or ruined, or you can't recover.
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Even if you do recover, there are vulnerable people who won't.
|
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We expect stock to recover as Lyft executes and misconceptions clear.
|
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"It can't recover from losing a guy like him," Carroll said.
|
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A chastened president, it seems, is trying to recover his touch.
|
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How easy is it to recover from a bad first date?
|
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Fortunately, there are ways people can begin to recover from PTSD.
|
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"When you're young, you recover easier," says Anderson, who is 49.
|
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The pilot was able to recover control after entering Hugo's eye.
|
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The Coyotes managed to recover and took control of the game.
|
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Resource based stocks were firmer as commodity prices continued to recover.
|
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Brazil has yet to recover from its worst recession on record.
|
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This year, the entire domestic market is trying to recover again.
|
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If those trends hold, iPhone unit sales can recover, he said.
|
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Private funding activity cannot recover as fast as the public markets.
|
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As they recover and rebuild, entrepreneurs can play a key role.
|
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It takes almost two weeks to recover disrupted output, it said.
|
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"We're not leaving until we recover the child," Demings said Tuesday.
|
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"It all seems to be helping him recover," says the source.
|
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It's almost like a warning, and you can recover from that.
|
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Iran refuted that statement, and oil did not recover the losses.
|
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Most people recover on their own after four to seven days.
|
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Those who recover from the virus may be prone to relapse.
|
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That's one thing we're not going to be able to recover.
|
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Doctors said both students who were shot are expected to recover.
|
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But its core strategy is to wait for trading to recover.
|
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He will recover a little more than $431,500 from the case.
|
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I see you fall and think that you will never recover.
|
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Prices began to recover early on Wednesday, gaining more than 1%.
|
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Still, both Long and Wadhwa think that Samsung can eventually recover.
|
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Toshiba is still trying to recover from a massive accounting scandal.
|
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But the company does plan to recover the rocket after liftoff.
|
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So I just hope whatever happens, she can recover with grace.
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How about letting our economy really recover before gouging us again.
|
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If we then see stock indices recover, the effect should diminish.
|
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Real wages may not recover to pre-crisis levels until 2030.
|
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The ozone layer is expected to recover in the coming decades.
|
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One way or another, it'll take the seagrass years to recover.
|
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Fortunately, their lungs are clear and doctors expect them to recover.
|
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"It will take a long time to recover completely," he said.
|
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At present, few analysts expect crude prices to recover that sharply.
|
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I really wanted to try and recover without any medication first.
|
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Like Stolitsa, Uniqa was able to recover control of its subsidiary.
|
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It wasn't easy to find a place where I could recover.
|
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One of them apparently went back home to Paris to recover.
|
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We'll try to go in and recover what can be recovered.
|
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If temperatures return to normal quickly, coral can recover with time.
|
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He said the lower target was an effort to recover credibility.
|
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It is a loss from which the country may not recover.
|
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While operations have resumed, shipments will take several weeks to recover.
|
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"The investment bank's going to take longer to recover," he said.
|
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This should also allow creditors to recover their loans more easily.
|
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In many cases, paying the demand failed to recover the files.
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Abby Lee Miller is continuing to recover after undergoing spine surgery.
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Szlavik denies wrongdoing and is trying to recover the frozen assets.
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It took seven years for American exports to Mexico to recover!
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"The doctor said he's going to recover from it," Westfall said.
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Strong consumer confidence numbers helped equities recover some of their losses.
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"Japan's economy continues to recover moderately as a trend," it said.
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The department also provides loans to help producers recover from flooding.
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"It all seems to be helping him recover," the source said.
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She thought it would help her recover from what had happened.
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All are expected to recover, Ford said in a news release.
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Those who do pay, however, most often can recover their data.
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Liltz was able to recover, but Courtney died several days later.
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But early intervention can help children recover quickly and more successfully.
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Once the uncertainty is gone, London is likely to recover quickly.
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Ecosystems can change drastically over time, making function difficult to recover.
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"Resilience means the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties," she wrote.
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"Rescuers will try to recover the bodies on Sunday," Niraula said.
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When performers make mistakes onstage, they tend to recover pretty quickly.
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WildCare helped the siblings recover and raised them for several months.
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So crews tasked with helping residents recover are turning to drones.
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It is also not to say that big fallers never recover.
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Eskom had been hoping to recover the costs in three years.
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The Wizards never seemed to recover from the fourth-quarter collapse.
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Most people recover in five to seven days with supportive treatment.
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How to recover a Google account if you forgot your password
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It basically says when he loses, you can recover significant damages.
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Clinics are allowed to recover some costs, like handling and shipping.
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"Not only is it recoverable, it has to recover," Blankfein said.
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And if you already feel burnt out, you can recover faster.
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Also unknown: why some patients recover and others have prolonged effects.
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Iran denied that statement, and oil did not recover the losses.
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They would help his Father recover some of his shredded dignity.
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"I needed time to heal, to recover," Beyoncé shared in Vogue.
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"You never really recover … I know I never will," Cavalier says.
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Production levels could recover only by 203 or later, experts say.
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How does a once-proud party begin to recover from that?
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He said he expected growth to recover gradually during this year.
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As soon as markets settle, the currency should recover, Suarez said.
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We can also recover the ancient aesthetics and correct an untruth.
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Scott Ford, the senior NCO, set out to recover the casualties.
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Whether the projects can recover in time is an open question.
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Analysts say BTG will need more time to recover its credibility.
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Khan is expected to fully recover without any long-term damage.
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The purpose is to recover Congressional policy and purse-power prerogatives.
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There is no cure, although some people do recover within weeks.
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To get injured and not recover is a sign of weakness.
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It's hard to recover from two and three-run home runs.
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The movement has yet to recover from the fallout from Charlottesville.
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This should also allow creditors to recover more easily their loans.
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The stock failed to recover from those losses on Wednesday morning.
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We were trying to recover from the tech boom and bust.
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And how to recover a painting's innocence without corrupting it further?
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After throwing away his feather bedding, the man started to recover
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You can also recover your password if you forgot it.3.
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If Mr. Trump fails to recover, Republicans still question whether Mrs.
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He persuaded Couture to give him a day off to recover.
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The Cuban economy wouldn't begin to significantly recover for a decade.
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Floods, hurricanes and wildfires will cost record amounts to recover from.
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The heart may recover, but the brain may be badly damaged.
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Retail sales in Brazil are starting to recover from the recession.
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But the tax authority has been slow to recover the cash.
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While the symptoms can be severe, most people recover within days.
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How to recover quickly if you get locked out of Google
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The island is still struggling to fully recover from the tragedy.
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But the Warriors would have had ample opportunity to recover regardless.
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Most recover and become immune to the first serotype they had.
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Executives reported on the company's efforts to recover fuel market share.
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Dry weather is expected to help the crop recover this year.
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In other words, a slow start is hard to recover from.
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Now, they're pouring resources into helping their community recover from Harvey.
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"Once the dust settles, prices will start to recover," he said.
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"Jamie doesn't recover from this quickly, nor should he," Balfe says.
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Fortunately for runners, the kidneys usually fully recover within 48 hours.
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In the years since, the village has seen water flows recover.
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I don't know if Pulse is gonna be able to recover.
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Unfortunately, there's no surefire way to recover from a hangover quickly.
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It can be hard to recover from a bad first impression.
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The police have been able to recover only $20133,000, they said.
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Wall Street was looking to recover from the previous session's trauma.
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If it does not recover from this process, it can die.
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Most people recover from the illness in five to seven days.
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With no digital trail, it's virtually impossible to recover the PIN.
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Q. If infected with coronavirus, can you survive it and recover?
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Some experts say the island's environment will recover and eventually flourish.
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Once those markets are gone, they will be difficult to recover.
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READ: Here's what it's like to have and recover from Coronavirus.
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Oasis provides intense therapy to help them recover from their trauma.
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We can only hope to recover our history from the ashes.
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Elsewhere in town, people who were better off tried to recover.
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"It's a brain injury; it takes awhile to recover," Collins said.
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"I have to recover it," she said of her American life.
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It took much longer for the rest of him to recover.
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Median household income peaked in 1999 and didn't recover until 2016.
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It was a deficit from which South Carolina could not recover.
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He's encouraging a kind of fragmentation that we cannot recover from.
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So, it may take prices longer to recover to normal levels.
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Michael Jackson's damaged reputation began to recover the day he died.
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Many did not expect to ever recover remains of their relatives.
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I really train, fuel and recover like a high-level athlete.
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Googling how long it takes to recover from an eyelid lift.
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It was looped: Start treatment, manage side effects, recover, start treatment.
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Don't neglect fitness — use your former commuting time to exercise. Recover.
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After more epinephrine and IV fluid, the man started to recover.
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Mr. Meyer made it his mission to help his friend recover.
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They seem to get smaller and more afraid, and never recover.
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And we look at how gardening can help hospital patients recover.
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When accomplished, you bask in the opportunity to recover and rest.
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Shouldn't everyone be able to recover from a fall from grace?
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Unless you're near retirement, you will likely have time to recover.
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If this is widespread, it will take a while to recover.
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An email from the organizers shows how they're trying to recover.
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It would then take about four months to recover its losses.
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But it is almost impossible to see how she might recover
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China will be the first country to recover from this pandemic.
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Or, simply take the day off altogether to rest and recover.
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"Not all of them — some kids never recover," Dr. Dozier said.
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Arnie used to go to their apartment to recover after chemotherapy.
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If you are young, you have decades to recover, financially speaking.
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And every evidence is that she should be able to recover.
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Getting sick is bad, but the vast majority of people recover.
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It took days and $21 million for the government to recover.
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Since then, stocks have tried to recover from the sell-off.
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The Liberty, led by Tina Charles's 18 points, could never recover.
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Quell tries to recover Kovacs' stack, but the Angelfire destroyed it.
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If we stop overfishing, in most cases, fish populations will recover.
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The hiccups persisted — it takes time for the nerves to recover.
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Breaks in training give overstressed tissues time to recover, evidence suggests.
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Most people with common human coronaviruses will recover on their own.
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She won't recover as quickly from the emotional trauma, he added.
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Thomas suffered non-life threatening injuries and is expected to recover.
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Some people die from the flu, while the vast majority recover.
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Most healthy people recover within a few days without specific treatment.
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"Aviation readiness will take many years to recover," the G.A.O. said.
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He hopes to recover his computer, account records and payroll information.
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The father is expected to recover, according to the sheriff's office.
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" The photographs, she says, help her recover "time, space, emotions. Everything.
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It always takes the stock price a long time to recover.
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But once society has hit rock bottom, how will it recover?
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This means that investors would not recover any of their investment.
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MORE would be out this week to recover from a surgery.
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I hope they will all be able to recover from this.
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It will take me another 15 days or so to recover.
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Both have yet to recover from their mother's abandonment years ago.
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And Medvedev will get two days to recover before Friday's semifinals.
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The company is seeking to recover from several public relations disasters.
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Usama rushed to accompany Afzal to identify and recover Salahuddin's body.
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Unless we recover our antimonopoly tradition, Amazon will centralize exceptional control.
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The balance of GOP Senators has a few years to recover.
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If they tripped up during their speech how did they recover?
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If crypto markets recover from current levels, what might we see?
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Traumatized and impoverished, Finns spent decades trying to recover and rebuild.
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Employment in rural areas has yet to recover from the recession.
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It will take decades to recover, and we must start now.
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The lawsuit seeks to recover that money and impose civil penalties.
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And they had never gotten help to recover from that abuse.
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And even if you get behind you can probably quickly recover.
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Healthy individuals typically recover in four to seven days with treatment.
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However, the stock price did not recover and closed limit-down.
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Early energy enabled the Kings to recover from a wobbly start.
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One big reason is Minnesota's ability to recover from a loss.
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SpaceX originally intended to recover Falcon 9's second stage, too.
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It's just how do we get together, how do we recover?
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It also deployed drones to try to prioritize what to recover.
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Sometimes the snakes recover quickly, but sometimes the fungus is fatal.
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As a purely political matter, do you think he can recover?
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Therefore you can do it more, and you can recover better.
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Many people become ill suddenly and recover within a few weeks.
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So, once this is done, I think the category will recover.
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When he died, users could not recover millions in their accounts.
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"California itself is still trying to recover from drought," Wilkolak said.
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In fact, it is one from which America may not recover.
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Ricardo Rosselló said the island needs to recover from the storm.
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Tuesday was an early test of how VC firms might recover.
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That we would ever be able to recover as a nation?
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He can't hedge and recover back to his original assignment either.
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Ouch. Trump will never be able to recover from that one.
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Having said that, once you get the symptoms, you don't recover.
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I remember he kept saying, 'How do you recover from that?
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"Consequently, this dispute is not an attempt to recover losses, but rather is Claimants' attempts to recover commissions and other expenses that Mr. Speer paid in connection with the highly profitable investments he pursued," the records say.
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My promise was to recover post-consumer plastic, so for whatever weight in packaging we sell in the marketplace, we made a commitment to recover the exact amount in weight of plastic, though that was non-specific.
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Musk suggested that SpaceX could eventually seek to recover the Crew Dragon capsule using ships at sea that 'catch' the spacecraft as it lands, rather than allowing it to splash down and recover it from the water.
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Cramer thinks Under Armour can recover, but he is concerned about Nike.
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Most people with Guillain-Barré recover, but their struggle is often harrowing.
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Women live longer than men and recover faster when they fall ill.
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You probably won't be able to recover as much with a CRAW.
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The original video helped recover 21 missing children, according to the NCMEC.
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All other holders would recover an average of 51 percent of debt.
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While most people recover within the week, more escalated symptoms of e.
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The labor market's taken a decade to recover from the financial crisis.
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As the macro economies recover, it'll be good news for our growth.
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Still, he thinks all agencies involved are doing their best to recover.
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Hardly a show of confidence that growth and risk appetite will recover.
|
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Myrick estimates it will take her about three months to fully recover.
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They predicted private corporate capital expenditure will recover only as of 2018.
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Despite painful symptoms, most people will recover in less than two weeks.
|
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I was missing shots off the tee, but I managed to recover.
|
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While others who fall may be able to recover from their stumble.
|
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He missed the shot, and Team Colorado couldn't recover the loose ball.
|
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Americans' perceptions of their own financial situations have been slow to recover.
|
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She managed to recover in time to win silver in the Olympics.
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It took nine months to a year for Summers to fully recover.
|
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Another firefighter suffered non-life-threatening injuries and is expected to recover.
|
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Local, state, and federal resources have been deployed to help Texas recover.
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I'm definitely going to have to recover as much as I can.
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However, most of the birds seem to recover after vomiting, she said.
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Most people are resilient, and will recover within a month or so.
|
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CSX is working with the ATF to recover the remaining two cases.
|
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The boy is expected to recover from his injuries, according to police.
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Shohat does not expect potash prices to recover in the coming year.
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All of the dogs hurt during the crash are expected to recover.
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There is a still a lot of work to recover and rebuild.
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The question of whether Tianjin can recover, then, is of national salience.
|
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" Promises to recover such a past were "fiction; its merchants are cheats.
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Having dads around likely helps moms recover from the ordeal of pregnancy.
|
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He was able to recover most of them from a backup system.
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Coral can recover from bleaching, provided it's not exposed to further stresses.
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"Some rangelands out West are so degraded they won't recover," Pendley said.
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But it can be hard to recover from a loss of confidence.
|
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Severe bleaching is now occurring too frequently for reefs to recover fully.
|
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The suit, which is ongoing, seeks to recover $2.8 million in funds.
|
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My wife had already canceled her weekend plans to help me recover.
|
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Trade did not recover its share of world GDP until the 1960s.
|
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Malaysian regulators are working with American investigators to locate and recover assets.
|
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What were scientists recently able to recover from Ötzi the Iceman's stomach?
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They said they reserved their rights and remedies to recover the money.
|
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Just when you recover from one near-fumble, three others spring up.
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However, it expects the currency to recover to $1.34 at year-end.
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Even historians struggle as they attempt to recover what we have forgotten.
|
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She has numerous injuries but is expected to recover from the attack.
|
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"Meet, love, break, recover" becomes the sad mantra of her middle 30s.
|
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Normal service is returning and we continue to monitor as we recover.
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It took two years to recover the black boxes from the wreckage.
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"Muscles and joints need rest to recover and regenerate," Dr. Phillips said.
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The organization began producing inspirational ads featuring wounded veterans fighting to recover.
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When an athlete is injured they sit on the bench and recover.
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Symptoms include diarrhea and cramps, and patients typically recover within a week.
|
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But with each setback, we managed to recover and redouble our efforts.
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But even at that level, the species is not guaranteed to recover.
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Whew, it's going to take a while to recover from this one.
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Her friend was treated at the scene and is expected to recover.
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But rest days are crucial for exercise: they let your body recover.
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The new project is designed to recover 640 million barrels of oil.
|
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We talked about whether or not Samsung could actually recover from this.
|
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"Efforts to recover other unlawfully misappropriated assets are ongoing," the firm said.
|
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Her move triggered losses from which the utility has yet to recover.
|
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German drivers will be able to recover the costs through tax deductions.
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Foreign investment dropped sharply in 2016, and has yet to recover fully.
|
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Investment returns have been uneven and funding levels have yet to recover.
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The government says that it will recover without the burden of sanctions.
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NASA did not recover any of these items, according to the report.
|
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So the Commonwealth still faces an uphill struggle to recover its momentum.
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If we can, it's been a symmetrical pullback and we could recover.
|
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Nearly two dozen workers were injured, but all are expected to recover.
|
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The shocked instructor called "2073 recover!" as the student passed 2207,22 ft.
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"Once I recover, I think I'll play the game again," she added.
|
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"I'm not there yet, but I'm driven and determined to fully recover."
|
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His job was to help recover the crew when they splashed down.
|
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"We saw that they recover—as they show avoidance again," Dussutour said.
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In most cases, people recover in about a week or less.[CDC]
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We know how to recover it, so I'm quite positive in 2018.
|
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A landscape begins to recover following a wildfire in Vitrolles, southern France.
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Bleached corals can recover if the ocean waters cool or pollutants diminish.
|
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All three children suffered minor injuries but are expected to fully recover.
|
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CBB also believes private investment will start to recover in coming months.
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The stigma of losing people's money can be hard to recover from.
|
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On the planet's surface, an alien hand would recover the lost lightsaber.
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Store technicians couldn't recover the full recording from the laptop, he testified.
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Now you have six months to recover before facing more Browns football.
|
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Brown, speaking out Tuesday, promised to recover from the trauma she endured.
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The team has said Blake needs 4 to 6 weeks to recover.
|
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She outlined the difference while speaking on Anna David's Recover Girl podcast.
|
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Soi Dogs stepped in to help Cola recover from this horrible incident.
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Brazil's economy has struggled to recover from a devastating 2015-16 recession.
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"Microbial communities have an immense capacity to respond and recover," Shade said.
|
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The Spaniard skipped the Asian swing to recover from a knee injury.
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McCain was sent home the following day to recover with his family.
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Bans on hunting gave wolves the chance to recover in some regions.
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But if he tried to recover the car, there would be trouble.
|
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"We were lucky to be able to recover from that," Wright said.
|
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All 11 of those injured from the attacks are expected to recover.
|
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Ninety percent of patients with this prognosis recover fully, the doctor said.
|
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As baseline temperatures creep up, the ecosystem loses its ability to recover.
|
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As oil prices recover, oil producers have more collateral to borrow against.
|
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Geremia Palomba, who led the IMF team, said growth would gradually recover.
|
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According to the outlet, all of the victims are expected to recover.
|
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She hit the gym thinking it might help recover her former physique.
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One from which the intersection of technology and politics may never recover.
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A small increase in profits only increases what the bank can recover.
|
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Generally, the agency claims to recover $2628 for every enforcement dollar spent.
|
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In essence, these residents may not be able to quickly recover financially.
|
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First-lien noteholders will still recover about 109 cents on the dollar.
|
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"Take a deep breath," the man said, waiting for me to recover.
|
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Some will recover but others will not, making the proposed changes key.
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From its peak in 2000, online advertising would not recover until 2004.
|
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Under Chilean law, the company has 30 days to recover the fish.
|
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The next thing I remember is just waking up and hearing 'recover.
|
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To break the deadlock, creditors launched legal action to recover their money.
|
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Although most recover in one week, it could lead to kidney failure.
|
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Others said the Islamists had intervened to recover stolen motorcycles or cows.
|
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Officials say it will take months for the region to fully recover.
|
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Miss Trotter returned to Britain occasionally, to recover from episodes of exhaustion.
|
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That trade cannot withstand sanctions and required the JCPOA to recover dramatically.
|
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There was even a section of sleepwear to help athletes recover overnight.
|
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It was clear that we could not just "recover" from the storm.
|
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Most people with AFM never fully recover the strength in their limbs.
|
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He added that it could take years to recover his lost profits.
|
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"When I recover I will go back there to fight," he said.
|
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It hopes to recover the money through asset sales and loan repayments.
|
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That would argue for higher rates, which might also help sterling recover.
|
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It took three years for me to financially recover from that experience.
|
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Most people recover completely and do not have any lasting liver damage.
|
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In any case, it was a nice opportunity to recover, psychologically speaking.
|
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Trump is expected to recover after a short stay in the hospital.
|
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Video released Saturday shows the boys in the hospital as they recover.
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LG: I don't know if you're ever gonna recover from that octopus.
|
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Rana said the company's earnings will likely recover in the second half.
|
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Insurance may help victims of identity theft recover some of their losses.
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They take longer to recover from injury but hurt themselves less often.
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A salmon filet, though, could not recover from an excess of salt.
|
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The auditors then tried to recover what they described as improper payments.
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California's wine country will take years to recover from the deadly blazes.
|
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Despite many rescue efforts, we were never able to recover their bodies.
|
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It would be a seismic shift from which we may not recover.
|
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Gronkowski said football wore him down and he needed time to recover.
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In addition, recover methane from water treatment plants and farm manure. 2900.
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Still, as Paris did months ago, Nice will recover, in a fashion.
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Sometimes he needed 30 minutes to recover between sprints of 150 meters.
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They do not recover in exactly the same way from strenuous training.
|
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The Navy has begun search and rescue operations to recover the missing.
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Dogs (and most people) recover from that sort of trauma pretty well.
|
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With the iPhone 11, Apple has a chance to recover its crown.
|
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But that doesn't actually help them recover from their addiction, their illness.
|
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And it's one we'll never recover from if trust means anything anymore.
|
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And if Howells does recover his bitcoins, he'll probably cash some in.
|
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He pledged $500 million over five years to help small businesses recover.
|
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But there are challenges ahead as banks begin to recover bad loans.
|
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A colostomy bag collects human waste while digestive organs recover from injury.
|
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Would it be impossible to recover the costs through higher water bills?
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We now have a chance to try and recover on multiple levels.
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Stents are common medical devices and patients generally recover within a week.
|
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Although it's not easy, it is possible to recover from an affair.
|
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The EU competition enforcer can order governments to recover illegal state subsidies.
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While many recover, others can suffer jaundice, internal bleeding, delirium and death.
|
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That's why the market was able to quickly recover, the analyst said.
|
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By bolstering the ventricle, the device buys ailing people time to recover.
|
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The protest could recover its meaning through an organized effort and messaging.
|
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But does it give us enough ammunition to recover and then continue?
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But they need to be confident they can always recover their assets.
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Likewise, power forwards rarely have to fight through ball screens and recover.
|
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How could a person ever recover from preventable death of a sibling?
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Basically it takes time for your electrolytes to become normalized and recover.
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They were intended as a way to recover hardware in damaged trucks.
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Now the CSU is in a bind over how best to recover.
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If you forgot your password entirely, you'll likely need to recover it.
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Our bodies may not fully recover from the springtime bump for weeks.
|
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Ireland was ordered to recover the unpaid tax from Apple, plus interest.
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His thumb injury required surgery, and it took him time to recover.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) stays in his home state to recover from surgery.
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If you can't articulate something, you can't recover from it I've found.
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Private organizations have launched public appeals for donations to help winegrowers recover.
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About 80 percent of victims will recover without any need for hospitalization.
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LendingClub has struggled to recover from the scandal surrounding Mr. Laplanche's departure.
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The outpouring of support is critical for helping affected communities to recover.
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The world's second biggest economy looks unlikely to recover any time soon.
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That most people who get it will recover and lead normal lives.
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Have a great Thanksgiving, and talk to you when we all recover!
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And being able to stay in the game long enough to recover.
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It's being done right now, and families don't recover easily from that.
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The country will recover and bounce back to normalcy in due time.
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The Falcons sent a team to try to recover Captain Sudani's corpse.
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Pitchers generally take 12 to 14 months to recover from the operation.
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The economy will recover quickly if we can shut down the virus.
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But Claire's seems strong enough to recover from bankruptcy, Mr. Cohen said.
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For corals, once destroyed, it is unclear if they will ever recover.
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Global trade slowed sharply and did not fully recover until the 1970s.
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The citizens of Durango have lately taken steps to recover their city.
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Right after I won, they predicted the stock market would never recover.
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If we don't stabilize the government, we won't be able to recover.
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Of those, nine out of 10 never recover their previous earning power.
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There is no certainty that they could recover anything on their own.
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The family is hopeful that she will recover with the right treatment.
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"It's a way to recover our identity and stolen memories," he said.
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They intend to kneecap him before he has the chance to recover.
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The taboo on naked power politics had been broken, never to recover.
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With a slight return to growth in 2017, businesses began to recover.
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Now Ms. Ramos is struggling with the paperwork required to recover Ashley.
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In theory, coral reefs can recover from even a severe bleaching event.
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The tech industry loves to extol its ability to recover from failure.
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The legislature passed a bill aimed at helping workers recover stolen wages.
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"To recover, she spent about a year in bed," Ms. Henestrosa said.
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"I can unequivocally say that we would recover faster than from Sandy."
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Now, with aggressive treatment directed at the immune system, patients can recover.
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Why it matters: Puerto Rico is struggling to recover from Hurricane Maria.
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Backing up data can allow an organization to recover after a breach.
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That aid was meant to help rebuild Puerto Rico recover from Maria.
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And as I got older, I needed longer and longer to recover.
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They were separately in self-quarantine on Wednesday to recover from symptoms.
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That will enable activity to recover quickly when the health crisis recedes.
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If you're feeling it too, take some time to yourself to recover.
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But there's plenty of time for this (relatively big) hiccup to recover.
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It could be weeks or months before global supply chains fully recover.
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Australia is helping wildlife like wallabies recover by dropping vegetables from helicopters.
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"It took me a long time to recover from that," she said.
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They are still struggling to recover from the setbacks the disaster caused.
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Police were able to recover the man's tongue in his apartment bedroom.
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There was a procedure to search for and recover comrades in danger.
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Recovery crews on ships are now working to recover the space capsule.
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It's the people who can recover who make it to that level.
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And you can often recover, at least partially, from your own mistakes.
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Some analysts and industry sources say output may be slow to recover.
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The company was helped by the continuing recover in the Macau market.
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The Year in Style 2016 Fashion may never quite recover from 2016.
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They are still trying to recover the vehicle, the Sheriff's Office said.
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It also announced plans to help recover some of the lost funds.
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Ponomarev is seeking to recover 9.3 billion rubles ($145.5 million) from IKEA.
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But the major averages were quick to recover some of those losses.
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"I think she will never recover from this," Trump told the Post.
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Analysts are sceptical that production can recover in such a short timespan.
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I doubt she'll recover, though this race has been full of surprises.
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She returned to the trailer on Sunday to recover the family dishes.
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Now the question is how (or maybe even if) MWC will recover.
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In the oppressive humidity, I struggle to recover from the gargantuan effort.
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There was no obvious way I could recover access to that information.
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They all survived, though Mr. Gebrev's business has yet to recover fully.
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And it will be one from which the country won't quickly recover.
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Eventually, he was able to obtain an antidepressant, and began to recover.
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The Netherlands has to recover between 20-30 million euros from Starbucks.
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He predicted that it'll take awhile for all of that to recover.
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Its CEO is betting a partnership with Microsoft can help it recover.
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However, the White House later denied those claims, which helped futures recover.
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Girardi confirmed that Fowler would need at least six months to recover.
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All eyes remained on bitcoin Wednesday as the market began to recover.
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Bitcoin has dropped many times before, only to recover to higher levels.
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Worldwide, people are struggling to recover from political, religious, and ethnic conflicts.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) to recover from surgery and return to Washington. Sen.
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So, engineers are trying to forensically recover information other ways, he said.
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You just need to give your body enough time to recover first.
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"It takes time to recover from these types of events," Saleh said.
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Becker's cousin, Terra Ordonez, said she is optimistic her cousin will recover.
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The price did recover on Wednesday slightly to a high of $2,354.41.
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"It is completely possible that the bilateral relationship can recover," Lu said.
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"The policy is to recover the gold," added a second source consulted.
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He was subsequently taken to Lille university hospital but failed to recover.
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The collectors are often paid a percentage of the money they recover.
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All are brought to the castle to recover with Marianne's three children.
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Puerto Rico continues to recover from the damage inflicted by the hurricane.
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And we do have to recover and improve our net revenue realization.
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He left the hospital on December 20 and has continued to recover.
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They claim that people recover more in arbitration than in class actions.
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It&aposs tough to recover from missteps in the world of retail.
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We expect exports and private consumption will recover in the current quarter.
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But we can control how we prepare for and recover from them.
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Brexit was sold as a chance for Britain to recover former glories.
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Whatever happens to Smith and Dobbins, Jared's family will never fully recover.
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When Murphy took a while to recover, the Blue Devils redshirted him.
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For a graphic on Global Commodity Assets Under Management Recover, see - tmsnrt.
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"I think she will never recover from this," Trump told the paper.
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The country is still struggling to recover from the ensuing debt crisis.
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Is this Special Olympics debacle the blow from which she can't recover?
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But the market began to recover midday, regaining more than 100 points.
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Aside from seeing patients recover, what do you like about the job?
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It took us 10 years as a company to recover from that.
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Will more of the reef die — or recover — in the coming year?
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Analysts were divided over how fast economies will recover from the downturn.
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Previously, companies that suffered robberies were generally able to recover their vehicles.
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He left England to recover in Egypt, and began to study mummies.
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The Iranian government had been trying to recover the money for decades.
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Notre Dame struggled to recover, trailing by 43-31 at the half.
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Most people recover fully — though it can take years to do so.
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Every day, more arrive to recover from their hike across the highlands.
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How do you actually recover from that kind of success and expectation?
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Puerto Rico is still struggling to fully recover from the effects of Hurricane Maria, which struck the island last fall, killing scores of people and leading to widespread damage from which the island is still struggling to recover.
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Analyst worries Chipotle may never recover from that whole E. coli thing Analyst worries Chipotle may never recover from that whole E. coli thing About a year ago, Chipotle had legions of fans on Wall Street and Main Street.
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Often, if racing up a mountain or around a road track, the ability to recover from dips in speed is where races are won, and with 156 corners, there are plenty of opportunities for Volkswagen to recover from dips.
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" The housing market has been slow to recover from the 2008 global downturn, which hit Roatan in 7753, Mr. Schlesser said: "It lost considerable value, like many warm-weather climates in the United States, but didn't recover as quickly.
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" The study warned that it remains unknown how long it would take for the population to recover -- or if it would recover at all, "in light of predicted global warming trends and the associated likelihood of more frequent heatwaves.
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In Baltimore, he helped the Orioles recover from a string of losing seasons.
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Veternarians say Casper is walking well and should fully recover from the injury.
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Even though Gunnlaugsson resigned, the Progressive Party has struggled to recover its image.
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No one is going to break a Juul apart to recover its parts.
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But the stock will soon recover if major analysts are to be believed.
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Will Prince Philip recover from his surgery in time for the big day?
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Native goat populations in the Cascades have been slow to recover from overhunting.
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Mortgage demand continues to recover sharply, after ending last year in the basement.
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This time, they have four full days to recover, one more than Croatia.
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That slowed dramatically after the storm and is only just beginning to recover.
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It could take years for the industry to recover and renew lost trees.
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Their relationship inspires them to try to recover and, most importantly, to hope.
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But Boeing's business is so strong, he doesn't doubt it will recover eventually.
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A woman wounded in the shooting is expected to recover from her injuries.
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In fact, crude didn't even recover the 4% loss it took on Wednesday.
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That puts you in a position to do well when the markets recover.
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He was transferred to a nursing home, but was never able to recover.
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DeWine indicated he&aposll seek to recover money from Lager and the companies.
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He continues to recover from Tommy John surgery, which he underwent last August.
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Richey was brought to a local hospital and released to recover at home.
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However, most people who are exposed to the bacteria recover, even without treatment.
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We salute Officer Jesse Hartnett as he continues to recover from his wounds.
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Early reportedly will require six to 12 weeks to recover from the injury.
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Back then, the economy began to recover after two years of a slowdown.
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The "Money" rapper is taking the necessary time to properly recover, Foster said.
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Utilities don't make money selling electricity — for that, they can only recover costs.
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Nonetheless, many people are able to eventually recover and move on relatively unscathed.
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Most people recover quickly, but fatigue can last weeks or months after infection.
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It can be life-threatening, although most people recover within a few weeks.
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Was he able to fully recover and live a happy and fulfilling life?
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But health officials stress that Skripal still needs more time to properly recover.
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When Hinderliter got the flu in January, he assumed he would soon recover.
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Efforts to help these communities recover are very much a work in progress.
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So how did Colin recover from his humiliation at the Department of Defense?
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Being able to recover fairings is another step toward cheaper, multi-use rockets.
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It only took him one entire decade to recover from Prince of Persia.
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On April 1, she took a leave of absence to recover from pneumonia.
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AS THE second world war raged, Western intellectuals wondered if civilisation could recover.
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The Japanese carmaker has been struggling to recover from the ousting of Ghosn.
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Marines recover a fallen comrade while under fire with photographer Catherine Leroy (right).
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But Obama said more work needed to be done to help communities recover.
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EOR can recover up to 60 percent of the oil in a reservoir.
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Secure the commitment to recover the remains, including — these are of fallen heroes.
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And they're giving a commitment, they're starting it immediately, to recover their remains.
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Because what else is he going to do to recover at this point?
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This means that if you forget your passphrase, we cannot recover your data.
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The films provide real hope that people can, and do recover from addiction.
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Given a chance, however, these communities can and should be allowed to recover.
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Another 12 Bhutanese who completed training are waiting for the market to recover.
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The Saints didn't recover an onside kick, and the Broncos won the game.
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This fund will focus on strengthening the Orlando community and helping it recover.
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Defenders beaten off the dribble often foul Robinson as they try to recover.
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Such zones provide breathing spaces, or breeding spaces, in which stocks can recover.
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Even now, it is only expected to recover a portion of that money.
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But Nigeria's government has so far proven largely powerless to recover the girls.
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The Netherlands took longer to recover from the euro crisis than some neighbours.
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Waiting, grateful to have survived Elsewhere, residents struggled to recover amid the devastation.
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It could be a while before we know how the company will recover.
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The technology index rose 1.2 percent, continuing to recover from the recent selloff.
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"People change when the baby comes, and sometimes marriages can't recover," she says.
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Other companies have taken years to recover from the loss of a vehicle.
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Thai citizens, however, remained adamant that their prayers would help the King recover.
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His team said he was expected to recover fully and race this year.
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Still, the land is so badly scarred that it will never completely recover.
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Apple did this to let you recover media you might have accidentally deleted.
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The practice has forced some providers to sue patients to recover the money.
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The other two officers were expected to recover from their wounds, Register said.
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Torres and the other victim, who was not identified, were expected to recover.
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Demers did it anyway to recover the withholding from the summer work. 3.
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The company said unitholders were "highly unlikely" to recover any of their investments.
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I pull out some essential oils and do a breathing exercise to recover.
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Europe needed to recover the gospel, the "good news" about salvation through Jesus.
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He struggled to recover, attempting suicide at three different points in his life.
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Frika has continued to recover well after getting more than a dozen stitches.
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All it takes is one terrible feast, and your Yelp reviews never recover.
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Now, with both bullpens worn down, the teams get a day to recover.
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Their illnesses may make it more difficult for them to recover from depression.
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Whether EMs can continue to recover may depend on China's ability to rebound.
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Mr Howells's attempts to recover his hard drive from a Welsh landfill failed.
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Despite all this, many are sceptical that Chinese demand will ever fully recover.
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"The only way to recover from lack of sleep is sleep," he said.
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He found the genital injuries especially difficult to recover from, the Times reports.
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It can also predict whether or not they'll recover awareness within a year.
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Will they now recover an equivalent determination to keep that good thing going?
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The government hopes that it will recover billions of dollars under the law.
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After Hurricane David struck in 1979, it took woods two decades to recover.
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Circuit boards go to more complex areas to recover the gold and platinum.
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Those who try to commit suicide and fail can receive therapy and recover.
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SpaceX will also try again to recover the fairing used for this launch.
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But the Democrats certainly don't want to give him any opportunity to recover.
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Public investment has yet to recover from deep cuts during the crisis years.
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The approach came as oil prices began to recover from a steep slump.
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I appreciate my constituents' patience and understanding as I take time to recover.
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Puerto Rico is struggling to recover after Hurricane Maria killed nearly 3,000 people.
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They may also discuss efforts to recover the remains of Korean War soldiers.
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Most of those infected with the virus, without complications, recover within two weeks.
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I appreciate my constituent's patience and understanding as I take time to recover.
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" He adds, "I find that I recover much quicker when I've done exercise.
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It can take years for towns and cities to recover from major hurricanes.
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Called KRACK, the attack does not actually recover the victim's Wi-Fi password.
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"George is sedated and should recover in a few days," they jokingly added.
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Trader David Seaburg believes stocks will recover before the end of the year.
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The police impounded his vehicle and charged him a fine to recover it.
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In the past two years, however, it has struggled to recover its collateral.
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Unless oil prices recover, fears about credit issues will take hold, said Doll.
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The Netherlands has been instructed to recover 20-30 million euros from Starbucks.
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SpaceX decided not to recover the rocket for a potential third launch, however.
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Following the attack, Cola was taken to SDF's headquarters in Phuket to recover.
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The technology index rose 2500 percent, continuing to recover from the recent selloff.
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Drilling rigs that are customized to recover ice cores are fantastically complicated contraptions.
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Russia-US ties face long haul to recover from 'zero' 'Reset' of relations?
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Particularly when there are signs that Indonesia's own production is starting to recover.
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Though most people recover without treatment, severe cases can require antibiotics or hospitalization.
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It would take a while for the party to recover as memories fade.
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Oil and gas output, which fell 10 percent, is likely to recover rapidly.
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So whites have seen their wealth recover faster than African-Americans and Latinos.
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Prices could recover as more nuclear capacity comes online by 2000, she added.
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He was concussed enough as a result that he could never fully recover.
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The agreements will allow some consumers to recover costs related to their drugs.
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So will try to recover well and play (more) good tennis next round.
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People who recover from infection with one type are then immune to it.
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Who cheers consumer class action settlements in which few actual consumers recover money?
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After this, the birds started to recover again, and have done so spectacularly.
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