"We have a saying at MUA: When you heal I heal, and when I heal you heal," she explained.
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But we won't heal, and they won't heal, if we don't try.
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It's easier to heal three piercings than it is to heal seven.
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"We're here to heal ourselves, and heal the planet," she told me.
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"Some people can't heal a navel, some can't heal an ear," he says.
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We want to heal the land; maybe we want to heal ourselves, too.
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It would be called 'Heal LA' inspired by [the Jackson song] 'Heal the World.
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"The same way I have got to heal physically, they have to heal emotionally."
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And it's helping not only service members but their families heal so everybody can heal as a community, which is the best way to heal out in the open.
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And it will take time for that to heal, and for our nation to heal.
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"Scientists know, doctors know: Heal the gut, heal the brain," says the Good Luck Charlie actress.
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"I didn't heal you when we were kids, and I can't heal you now," she snaps.
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We need to heal — this community needs to heal, our family needs to heal, but the problem with that is the person best equipped to help us through this is Mollie.
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And hopefully those wounds can heal, and heal quickly, because we owe it to the American people.
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"I needed a place where I could heal and the dogs could heal," said Ms. Rivera, 41.
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I've learned that you have to heal your own wounds before you can heal anyone, or anything else.
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During my conversation with my patient, I struggled with my desire to heal her heart, and heal her soul.
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" ― Arundhati Roy "If you wish to heal your sadness or anger, seek to heal the sadness or anger of others.
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She can throw Repair Packs to heal teammates, or automatically heal nearby allies when she damages foes with her Flail.
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People came forward to help, to assist, to help us heal, to help the community heal within hours of the shooting.
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Our shame is not enough to heal the harm we do to one another, nor is it enough to heal ourselves.
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"I can heal you from the yoga with the whiskey or heal you from the whiskey with the yoga," he said.
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Federer took time off to celebrate and heal a sore leg; Wawrinka took time off to regroup and heal an ailing knee.
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A Los Angeles man who had called for a Heal doctor complained of migraine headaches, recalled Nick Desai, a co-founder of Heal.
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"I joined Heal to create purposeful innovation that will make the Heal experience even more proactive, precise and powerful," said Bhavini Sonjei, in a statement.
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Paetyn is "starting to heal emotionally and continues to heal physically" and anything that has not healed will be skin grafted in surgery, according to Brendon.
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"They say time will heal, but you never heal from losing a child, especially when your child was brutally murdered," Tortice wrote in a letter read Tuesday.
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"Time does not always heal all wounds."
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The skin substitute actually encourages the skin to learn to heal again, researchers say, and understanding this process can help us develop even better technologies to heal wounds.
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"We've got to acknowledge it, we have to heal, and we're not going to heal until we acknowledge all of this," Ryan, from the University of Newcastle, said.
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He can heal every cut, bruise, broken bone, and bullet hole on his own body, but the great tragedy is that he can't heal the mental trauma he's suffered.
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" The idea of mutual sharing and listening is central to sociotherapy, which is reflected in the phrase Rwandans use for it: mvura nkuvure, meaning "heal me, I heal you.
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During her testimony, Bro called for Fields to spend life in prison, but said that she hoped he "can heal someday and help others heal," according to the Associated Press.
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We have all had to heal from that day, and as a nation we have tried to heal from that and all of the horrific tragedies we have seen since.
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" Two weeks ago, Grande's team announced that while the singer continues to heal after a number of tragic events, she will be taking "some much needed time to heal and mend.
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A rope burn or bruise will heal within a couple of days, but if you're tying with a partner and you uncover a trigger you won't heal as fast, said Barkas.
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Instead of going to the hospital, he'd heal it by walking through deep sand that he said was over 200 degrees and the heat from the sand would heal his ankle.
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"Chief Hale, we're asking you to release the body camera recordings of these officers immediately, and start to heal this community, and in many ways, start to heal America," Crump said.
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What we should be trying to heal is often not physical disease or clinical depression, but a person's sense of insignificance and hopelessness, which we cannot heal by eliminating the person.
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Unfortunately — or maybe fortunately — there's no time to heal.
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He should step away from the public & yesmen & heal.
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So users in Texas — Heal is coming for you.
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" She asked for "privacy and dignity to slowly heal.
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Help us heal by standing — or sitting — alongside us.
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"You deserve a therapist that affirms who you are and who can support you in achieving what you want to achieve and/or heal what you want to heal," Dr. Iantaffi says.
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Activists in Hong Kong face charges despite promises from the new leader to "heal divisions" Activists in Hong Kong face charges despite promises from the new leader to "heal divisions" The first woman to be elected Hong Kong's chief executive has promised to "heal the divide," after winning the majority of votes cast by a 22014,200-person committee Sunday.
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Instead of framing them as a way to heal divisiveness.
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After they heal, some burn victims cannot use their limbs.
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I believe that you don't choose what will heal you.
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I didn't know what it was going to heal like.
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I am determined to heal and give recovery my all.
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Reynolds also took it upon herself to heal fractured relationships.
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Please help this nation heal and restore tranquility amongst Americans.
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"He continues to heal and make progress," Tiffany Ortiz said.
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She will soon start therapy to help her leg heal.
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"Everyone joined together to help our island heal," Martin adds.
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What is the biggest challenge Heal is facing right now?
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" "I hope I can create art that helps people heal.
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The man can begin to feel whole again and heal.
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Paris Jackson is on a mission to heal the world.
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And helping these horses can help heal the trainers, too.
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For now, she's just taking time to let herself heal.
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I wasn't crazy or broken; I just needed to heal.
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She said she hopes coming forward will help her heal.
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It's Zach who helps him heal on a physical level.
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Francis spent years waiting for her skin glands to heal.
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"Sometimes you need protest in order to heal," he wrote.
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"I'll heal fast," the actor said at the press conference.
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Would the announcement of B's victory heal the nation's divisions?
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Ultimately doing this helped the singer heal and move on.
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One possibility is that silk can heal our wounds faster.
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While it might be scary, it's a necessity to heal.
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Why might this relieve pain and help sports injuries heal?
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Stocked up on spells that hinder opponents or heal allies?
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I might have found healthier ways to cope and heal.
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He welcomed the chance to try to heal some wounds.
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But the episode left a scar that's difficult to heal.
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"They really did heal me," Fisher said during the gala.
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In typical turtle fashion, these animals are slow to heal.
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But hey, at least there's music to heal your pain.
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It's taken time to heal, but he's doing very well.
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What's next while you wait for your jaw to heal?
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"I just ... want to find a way to heal him"
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And your body's ability to heal itself is seriously impressive.
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"Both sides are hurting, nobody's trying to heal," says LaVance.
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I know we can heal from anything, because I have.
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"Trying to express myself and heal felt impossible," she says.
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Instead he showed compassion and wants to help Hillary heal.
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"Heal quickly and prayers coming your way," another user commented.
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Liver & kidneys are starting to heal, Came close to dying!
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If caught early and treated carefully, such wounds can heal.
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"Profits could be lower than we think," Mr. Heal said.
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The departure of Britain will not magically heal these divisions.
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For a large wound to properly heal, it needs moisture.
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Surgery was on the table so he could heal quicker.
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Here is a chance to heal by paying it forward.
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Suspending accession talks will not help to heal the rift.
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Then, maybe, we can begin to heal our divided nation.
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They can heal and help so many who need it.
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Mnangagwa has pledged to heal divisions and rebuild the country.
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"Heal," Erin Tapley, fiber scrolls rendered in the marbling technique.
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Federal prisons will also rehabilitate and heal - not just punish.
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We support each other, pray, stand firm and heal together.
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Maugham's book is about the power of spirituality to heal.
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Tanya thought she could heal it, and she was right.
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That doesn't heal racial wounds; it rubs salt in them.
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Our community is trying to heal from racially driven violence.
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So it needs some of that downtime to heal itself.
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They have dubbed it "tail therapy" to heal your heart.
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He's not there to heal trauma or old psychological wounds.
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I'm here to grow, and to change, and to heal.
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Deep emotions come up for you to examine and heal.
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But it's also meant to heal, rather than simply criticize.
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My music is meant to heal and absorb their frustrations.
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"Suddenly, you can heal all those little wounds," he says.
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It is a time to deepen relationships, experiment, and heal.
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It might not be possible to heal on one's own.
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She instructed her to take responsibility, heal, and make amends.
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You kill the very people who can heal a community.
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At least the bruise on his arm would finally heal.
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Love can't change anyone, but it can help people heal.
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But symbols can be powerful, and public rituals can heal.
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Many of them take an average of weeks to heal.
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Now she is determined to heal, both emotionally and physically.
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It's a struggle, but it's also therapeutic and can heal.
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"If a camel is injured, we heal it," he said.
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I have given every opportunity to get help and heal.
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That is the only thing that's going to heal me.
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I wrote it very selfishly, to heal myself and process.
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Only then can we begin to heal as a church.
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We'll protect our most vulnerable and we'll heal our land.
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You can't heal in a closed room, all by yourself.
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Was Holy Wayne imbued with the ability to heal people?
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Civility, not further conflict, can begin helping our nation heal.
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A dish meant to heal does so in many ways.
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That which you don't heal or address you pass along.
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His techniques are similar to reiki, using touch to heal.
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Sandra Lee is taking her time to heal her heartbreak.
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Slime molds can also heal themselves if split in two.
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The injury to the office won't be quick to heal.
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But we needed this time to heal as a family.
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This time there would be only bruising, and bruises heal.
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Chelsea's wounds will, in all probability, heal a little sooner.
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Q. What is Heal, and what is your role there?
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And grief is the process that will heal that wound.
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"I can't heal until I get the truth," she said.
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The rally also showed how victory can heal rifts: Gov.
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I hope we all heal, I hope we all do.
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Can carefully constructed lies heal the emotional wounds of war?
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Damour: If the parent did nothing, that wound would heal.
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"I don't think they want to heal yet," he said.
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It also reminded me that Somali women will heal us.
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The goal, he said, is to heal former gang members.
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There was something about fresh air that helped wounds heal.
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Syria is scabbing over, and it might begin to heal.
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Let's hope those french fries heal that knee of his.
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I'm determined to move away from that, and to heal.
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If we are going to heal, let it be glorious.
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Her classes, which were filled with technique and alignment cues, were aimed at helping others "intelligently know and heal their bodies, and source their own power to heal through their practice," her website reads.
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"We all heal in community together and when [NVMA] came out and built this community space, I know they get it because community is how we heal," she said in a video filmed by NVMA.
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We need to help find a way for him to heal.
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They feed the hungry, heal the sick, and comfort the grieving.
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My arm is bleeding because the skin is trying to heal.
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I think it takes, minimum, a week to heal from that.
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I want to heal, but there's no full healing from this.
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The weight loss aspect is not something that Project HEAL supports.
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Essentially, it's trying to heal itself by sloughing away the epidermis.
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The surgeries were intended to help an injury heal, he said.
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What they wanted, she said, was to help the community heal.
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I began to take the steps I needed to heal internally.
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And sometimes, he adds, bites heal without causing any real injury.
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Trump was asked how to heal the racial divide in America.
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""I wanted to be Jesus, and I wanted to heal people.
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Some of them may never heal without a targeted treatment plan.
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"I'm trying to heal, and I'm not healed yet," she said.
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Instead, you need something that is formulated to heal and hydrate.
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I needed to find a way for my community to heal.
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Make time for yourself to heal and start a new journey.
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To you, wealth is the ability to heal yourself and others.
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Scientists want to see how quickly the wounds heal in weightlessness.
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But did you ever guess it could heal and prevent breakouts?
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I think that's the only way to heal the local people.
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Together they tried to heal the country after the Vietnam War.
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My breasts gotta f— heal, and it is what it is.
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Watching him heal is a relief for Blumenthal and her husband.
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A reversal on the IHRA wording would heal most remaining wounds.
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"We need to come together and heal the wounds," he said.
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Let things heal, and your groove will come back soon enough.
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Heal has made strides to expand its reach in recent months.
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"I want us to heal our country and bring it together."
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Nothing helps heal the wounds of modern life quite like oversharing.
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The conclusion of the investigation will not heal a divided country.
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Registered Florida voter Debora Grufi believes Trump will heal the rift.
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Mr Imamoglu has a real chance to heal a divided society.
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The e-skin can also heal itself if it's torn apart.
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Deep emotions are coming up for you to process and heal.
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How can someone heal or protect themselves when they get doxxed?
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This impression was what we, as a nation, needed to heal.
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To heal the country, that, fundamentally, is what needs to change.
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He told me all that I had to do was heal.
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To heal wounds, to make their voices heard, to fight back?
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The future of medical robots is autonomous entities that heal us.
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Strategists worry about how to "heal the wounds" after the referendum.
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The asshole itself needs four days to heal from any tearing.
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But, at most, they'll mask some pain while the sores heal.
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It can heal and could help people to find a compromise.
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Bottom line ... Dr. Drew says Pete needs some space to heal.
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My hope is that Orlando will never have to heal alone.
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Luckily, it should heal vertically, but it's about 4 inches long.
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And more importantly, survivors can get what they need to heal.
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"It's a time for this Congress to heal itself," Speier said.
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No amount of work we do can fully heal that wound.
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How can we heal if we don't admit that we're hurt?
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Now he hopes to use his voice to help veterans heal.
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As a result, Brazil's economy will take a while to heal.
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And 15% of them suffered pelvic injuries that would never heal.
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It's here that Wade gains the ability to heal almost instantly.
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The outpouring of support, however, could never heal a mother's heartbreak.
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The second intifada was a deep wound that you cannot heal.
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Because that from which you do not heal, you risk transmission.
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He will heal but we are worried about this mental state.
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If the bone does not heal properly, surgery would be necessary.
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"I needed time to heal, to recover," Beyoncé shared in Vogue.
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"There's never closure, and these wounds, they don't heal," Susan says.
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From the start, trees shiver and inhale and help humans heal.
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They say time will heal, but the pain doesn't get better.
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"That is how we are going to heal all this stuff."
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Now, eleven years later, I've had time to heal and reflect.
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And we deprive ourselves of the opportunity to heal old wounds.
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Up to now, responsible presidents have sought to heal the wounds.
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Pets heal your soul and your body — science has the numbers.
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It's his responsibility, not President Obama's, to help this country heal.
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The idea isn't to be morbid, but to try to heal.
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Your power and your resilience will help to heal this world.
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If you take time off to heal you lower your strength.
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Specifically, its capacity to heal you when you've hit breaking point.
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Movies make the world better, they heal us, they start conversations.
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I am utilizing this time to heal both mentally and physically.
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A platelet-rich plasma injection was supposed to help it heal.
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Treatments help kill off bacteria, allowing the pimples to heal quicker.
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Trump's misogyny & sexual violence has reopened wounds I've tried to heal.
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I hope you heal and play as long as you choose!
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And that's done little to heal the nation's divisive political environment.
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I hope that an intimate apology, made public, can heal them.
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He made it because creating art helps us heal one another.
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"People heal when there is some deep truth-telling," she said.
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The vet said the parrot would heal in about three weeks!
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Use this phase to focus on how you can heal yourself.
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If I'm breaking out, I like iS Clinical Pro-Heal Serum.
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Off the field, though, things are clearly taking longer to heal.
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Destruction and how to heal it run through these 11 stories.
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At a time like this, it is art that helps heal.
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When we mend, we're taking action to heal a broken system.
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Part of the solution will be — just as at Heal — telemedicine.
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"Young people have a tendency to heal very fast," he said.
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No ruminating about a nation's ills and how to heal them.
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To heal the wounds, I had to apply this all over.
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If Peter Hirschmann can heal, why not the rest of us?
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I think we need to heal from this and process everything.
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Vaginal lacerations will typically heal 4 to 6 weeks after delivery.
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"We need to heal the divisions of our age," Carson said.
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The wound would heal, I knew, but a scar would remain.
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How better to heal our divide than to provide preventive services?
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"Words cannot heal the pain so many are feeling," Peduto said.
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But now, deGrom may need some time to rest and heal.
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I had larger wounds to heal: Another person I loved died.
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"It will take time for our community to heal," Rosenberg said.
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We are sent to heal even when cure is not possible.
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"Every single time it happens, the wound doesn't heal," he said.
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"But it's healing now, and this race helps heal it more."
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The tragedy may have also helped to heal a family rift.
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I was angry and sad, then finally I started to heal.
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He loved connecting with his patients and helping to heal them.
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What can Mr. Trump do to heal the "wounds of division"?
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It's a cliché, but sometimes, time really does heal all wounds.
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Bipartisan ObamaCare reform could start to heal divided nation Rank partisanship.
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If bodily reactions can drive people apart they can also heal.
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Twenty years later, he brought me to his mountain to heal.
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Feldman urges him to stay a few extra days to heal.
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Sometimes it feels like it's an open wound that won't heal.
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That one act did much to help the Dallas community heal.
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As relatives of unrecognized victims, how can we begin to heal?
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The best examples given were the plant, purify, save, and heal.
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By Sunday night, the president seemed eager to heal any rift.
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I want us to heal our country and bring it together.
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Typically, it takes a few days to several months for the burn wound to heal, depending on the depth and severity of the injury; while superficial burns can take five to 10 days to heal, third-degree burns, also known as full thickness burns, usually require skin grafting in order to heal, according to the American Academy of Family Physicians.
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If you know someone trying to heal from assault, the main thing to remember is that recovery is possible, even if it's not an easy process, and you can support a loved one as they heal.
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He wanted it to be closer to the truth of the way things generally go with people: They fall in love and begin to heal, but eventually it becomes clear that love cannot heal you completely.
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That does heal people, when you can have that thing in common.
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Your best bet is to just let it heal itself without interfering.
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One mistake and shoot your eye out and you'll never heal from.
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These options have ingredients like menthol and eucalyptus to hydrate and heal.
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I've been nothing but there for you to try to heal you!
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I filled my journals with desperate pleas to God to heal my
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"It's through helping others that I've begun to heal," he told PEOPLE.
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Self-Repair: Bastion uses a welding torch-style arm to heal damage.
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"When the mind is relaxed, the body can heal itself," Chong says.
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Sanitize and cover open wounds with clean, dry bandages until they heal.
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Many eardrum perforations heal on their own, he said, but not all.
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Kasle treated the boy with an antibiotic eardrop to heal any abrasions.
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The best way to heal a broken heart is to log off.
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The Shape of Water will heal your soul if you let it.
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This will also be a magical time to heal from your past.
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However 3 days of just water will allow your body to heal.
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"My breasts gotta f—ing heal, and it is what it is."
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"Without taking the time off to heal, the work suffers," he says.
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A learning moment: Sunburn is actually the skin attempting to heal itself.
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As Sheeran puts it: "Loving can heal, loving can mend your soul."
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Do yourself a favor and give yourself space to heal in private.
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The stem cells had to be triggered to actually heal the injury.
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A hope is to somehow heal the chasm between citizen and state.
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Painting was a way for me to heal, but also to attack.
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Blame it on the boogie, but today Lourdes helped heal the world.
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My mind and spirit needed to heal, not just my physical self.
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"The message of the movie is being able to heal," Tillman said.
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Mika's body began to heal so quickly that they nicknamed him Wolverine.
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A scar suggests both past violence and the body's capacity to heal.
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The removal also presents an opportunity for us to learn and heal.
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She relied on talismans rather than modern medicine to heal her injuries.
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I've been nothing but there for you to try to heal you.
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Spain's wounds, he says, have taken more than a decade to heal.
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They help grieving families who often have tried everything else to heal.
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If they get a bite or get damaged, they heal very quickly.
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"He used to say that government cannot heal a heart," Perino recalled.
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How does a nation so divided along two lines begin to heal?
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This is especially true of aging skin, which takes longer to heal.
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This technique, they found, could also help heal wounds on human skin.
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I'm encouraged that many women have bonded and helped each other heal.
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It's a place where bullet wounds heal in hours rather than weeks.
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Realizing it's not her job to heal "f—d up" people 19.
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"There is a balm in Gilead "To heal the sin sick soul.
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Meanwhile, The Clean Plate: Eat, Reset, Heal hit shelves in January 2019.
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The scars that don't ever heal are the ones you hide from.
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There are devices to monitor, prevent, diagnose, coach, train and even heal.
|
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And for those looking to heal, therapy can be a safe space.
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The state could also halt construction and begin to heal historic rifts.
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But it also could heal if it's done in a proper way.
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The sense of removal reminds us that while wounds heal, aftereffects remain.
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When a society needs to heal, it seeks comfort in the familiar.
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Forgive our pride and arrogance, heal our souls, and renew our vision.
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"I think this will definitely help me heal, for sure," he says.
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Founded in 1884, it has helped heal divisions and nurture community spirit.
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He also causes pain where a president ought to try to heal.
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It is the realization that words can heal and words can destroy.
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The bruises from this stunt aren't going to heal any time soon.
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But he's going to need the benefit of time to heal things.
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MORE STORIES FROM THE HILL: How will we heal our divided nation?
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My wounds had started to heal, but the trauma was still fresh.
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We don't teach people how to heal, to overcome, or be powerful.
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You can't physically heal yourself—or other people—unless you're mentally healthy.
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The only treatment is to care for the blisters until they heal.
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"We're waiting for him to heal," Braves interim manager Brian Snitker said.
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Some countries collapse in an orgy of corruption before they heal themselves.
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Spending my life working for the Forest is helping me to heal.
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As he'd promised Ms. Hill, he began taking steps to heal himself.
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My pride had been beaten up, and that requires time to heal.
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I had open abscess wounds all over my body that wouldn't heal.
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Captivity was taking a toll; their paws simply needed to heal faster.
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It's time for leadership to abolish marijuana prohibition and heal our nation.
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We give her time and space so she can connect and heal.
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The sores may burst, crust over, then heal—only to come back.
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Clinton's need to persuade Sanders supporters to heal their differences with Mrs.
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Now, as before, private gifts are meant to heal the public sphere.
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It really helps them heal emotionally and physically at the same time.
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A spokesman for Moon said uncovering the truth would help heal divisions.
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But, citing history, she expressed hope that partisan wounds would eventually heal.
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For some veterans, this leaves emotional wounds that time refuses to heal.
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Repair Pack – Brigitte throws a Repair Pack that can heal an ally.
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The divisions are unlikely to heal easily after the referendum is decided.
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The bureau can begin to heal from the wounds they each inflicted.
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Peniel Joseph: Can 'I Have a Dream' help us heal after Charlottesville?
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In an effort to heal our broken brains, we attempt digital detoxes.
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It's more like opening an old wound that will never completely heal.
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Animal pelts improve your gear pouches and plants heal (among other things).
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"Hopefully, it can heal quick," the Tampa Bay captain Steven Stamkos said.
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An opportunity to heal a sensitive issue will come your way today.
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"It'll take a very long time for us to heal," he said.
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Over 7,000 people think drinking pee will, somehow, heal whatever ails them.
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Upcoming remixers include Cassius, Zhala & Heal the World, Joakim and Mr Tophat.
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It still has clear wrapping on it to help the tattoo heal.
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Those are the plants that heal, though they can kill as well.
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And that's something that's going to take a long time to heal.
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I also had oozing sores on my stomach that refused to heal.
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You do not get to decide when we are ready to heal.
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"Mexico has suffered enormous wounds that we need to heal," Trujillo says.
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Their leader, Amfortas, suffers from a mysterious wound that will not heal.
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"It doesn't bring anybody back or we don't heal anybody," Fleury said.
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"The fire can heal and seal and protect something," Mr. Best said.
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Cat makes it her mission to heal her mother and grandfather's rift.
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To Zipline and Swoop Aero, for using drones to heal the sick.
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Both, they posited, were within the power of the blockchain to heal.
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But in the ensuing months, Theismann's right leg did not heal properly.
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JPGs on Facebook created by pages called Heal The World With Spirts.
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You go into the medical profession to heal, to care for people.
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Let the cut heal, have some time to relax with the family.
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Many shareholders wanted Mr Saikawa out for failing to heal the rift.
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"We hope that Hillary and the Democrats help to heal," Sheldon said.
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The adult siblings are turning to music therapy to help them heal.
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It showed, remarkably, that even a grievously injured brain could heal itself.
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It will, however, provide a pathway helping to heal century-old wounds.
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He was not there to heal the nation or to uplift it.
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Of all the ways to heal in Chinese medicine, food comes first.
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They observe "jaggedy things" called platelets, which help the body heal cuts.
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Smoking adversely affects cardiovascular function and the ability of tissues to heal.
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But they won't necessarily heal the damage that has already been done.
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I didn't have insurance, so it just had to heal over time.
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I have to be able to not only fight, but also heal.
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Officials seek to rehabilitate and heal drug abusers, not to discard them.
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That is the source of "holy dirt," believed to heal the sick.
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Red's impulses, to engage, to teach, to heal, to connect — to talk!
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Yet the wound can and does heal; I have seen this happen.
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"The smoke displaces oxygen and we need oxygen to heal," he said.
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Vocations Michelle Chien, 30, is a pediatrician with Heal in San Francisco.
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Would you trust a Manchurian Candidate or a Terminator to heal you?
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His family ardently believed high-dose fish oil helped his brain heal.
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Luckily, the internet was on hand to help heal her world-weariness.
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We need to come together to celebrate the community and heal together.
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We owe veterans every opportunity to heal and to lead productive lives.
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You could go for the next 20 years trying to heal yourself.
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The name is an acronym for Society to Heal, Aid, Restore, Educate.
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Dutifully practicing the credo of physician heal thyself, he lived to 21970.
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Many Tzotzil believe carbonated soda has the power to heal the sick.
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Time and love will heal whatever pain has formed her pervasive fears.
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And if you let us have them, maybe we can heal you.
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Further Resources: Heal Me With Plants Take a Walk in the Woods.
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It's also about hoping everyone, even someone who hurt you, can heal.
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The robots can even "heal" themselves by removing a unit that doesn't work.
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Unlike Mr Leung, Mrs Lam acknowledges the need to heal bitter political divisions.
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There are no spells that can heal mortal wounds in New York City.
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I pray for them to heal and find peace in this devastating loss.
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Also, when you get injured, you have to take the time to heal.
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If you're going to get facial feminization surgery, be prepared to heal slowly.
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He'll have surgery on Friday, then he'll go to foster care to heal.
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Partly that's because they want to heal old wounds from the party primary.
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Will the update totally heal the ride-hail company's fraught relationship with drivers?
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Many were urging her to take time away from the spotlight to heal.
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You fall and you break a bone, you heal and you keep going.
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And that they can have a good time while they heal the divide.
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Diddy acknowledges it's gonna take some time to heal, if he ever does.
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"Many people say that your father is doing nothing to heal," Roberts said.
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Neutrophils (shown in blue) are immune cells that help to heal the brain.
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Folklore tells us that unicorn horns have the power to heal the sick.
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But it's our answer for today, so our community can start to heal.
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Heal is more than just convenient doctor house calls 365 days a year.
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Perhaps Embraced is helping the mom of two heal from the terrifying ordeal.
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We were trying to heal our community, and we weren't fully able to.
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Above all, it's about helping survivors heal by building a sustainable support system.
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It was something we had to do to try to begin to heal.
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They haven't had a chance to heal from the trauma in their lives.
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"I've found that service is the best way to heal," he told PEOPLE.
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What's clear to Allen is that the tattoos can help the women heal.
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Squirrel Hill is a community with a wound that will never completely heal.
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I hope this song can inspire us to heal, unite, and rise together.
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The social scars of the financial crisis, however, will take longer to heal.
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And it seems that keeping his mind on work has helped him heal.
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Join us to talk about how we can heal and support each other.
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But, my dick looks great and I can't wait to see it heal.
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And together, we can solve these problems that hurt us and heal America.
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We were worried it was going to open wounds rather than heal them.
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But we only see two of them trying to heal in real time.
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"The great thing is that most ruptured eardrums heal spontaneously," says Dr. Mukhija.
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Those wounds will take a long time to heal, if they ever do.
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Other options Other Democratic luminaries may be required to help heal the party.
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I turned to yoga, health and wellness to heal my body and mind.
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Warrior planet Mars connects with Neptune, helping you heal and connect with people.
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Sometimes we have to be dependent on that system to heal our family.
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I need to bring this back to fitness because fitness will heal you.
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Certain areas of the face simply heal better than others, says Dr. Maman.
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They feed people, clothe them, heal them and produce the oxygen they breathe.
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As spring arrived, we thought that maybe our hearts had begun to heal.
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Psilocybin has potential both to heal people's ills and to give them pleasure.
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It's also wise to stay out of the sun while your eyes heal.
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What You Really Should Know About Aftercare Most female genital piercings heal quickly.
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We are all entitled to speak up and heal in our own way.
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A machine could never truly develop the shared humanity that helps patients heal.
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Laugh all you want, she says, but you want my wrist to heal.
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Just let us move one, heal and enjoy your gorgeous New Year's celebration!
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"I'm here to do whatever I can to make Gregg heal," NeNe said.
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Mr Finkel describes other strategies that couples can use to heal damaged marriages.
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Conventions are meant to unite parties and heal the divisions that primaries expose.
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As the cuts heal, the pair's blood vessels will grow together and merge.
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I was really depressed and my stomach took a lot longer to heal.
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And while that likely won't heal any emotional wounds, it's definitely a start.
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There&aposs power in love to help and heal when nothing else can.
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Toast will never, ever be forgotten, but Cheese helped all of us heal.
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Motorola is thinking about a day where phones can heal their own cracks.
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Returning to filming helped Kardashian West heal from the "devastating" incident, Jenner said.
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Go deeper: Cars of the future need to be able to heal themselves
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"I don't think the government is doing anything to heal society," he added.
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This is a powerful time to heal wounds around relationships and move forward.
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"I will heal quickly from this injury," De Grasse said in the statement.
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For one, the great white has many genes that help it heal quickly.
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"I do miss movement but first, I have to heal properly," she writes.
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Although time has helped heal their wounds, the couple's absence still hurts them.
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Unfortunately, for everything to heal correctly, the turtle's shell cannot touch the ground.
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It probably won't heal your deep-rooted trauma, but it'll certainly bring joy.
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I'll be out for 12 days or so to let the stitches heal.
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One speech cannot heal the nation, but maybe it will be a beginning.
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Just let us move on, heal and enjoy your gorgeous New Year's celebration.
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"He's got to heal up or he'll take a step backwards," Graham said.
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See my full write-up on how journaling can heal your anxiety here.
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The human body is truly amazing, though, and I will heal soon enough.
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Let us work to heal the breach between police departments and black communities.
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He recovered well physically, but the psychological wounds proved much harder to heal.
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"This formula is designed to heal your hair while you style," Fitzsimons says.
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Less severe damage, including fractures, will heal within eight months after delivery, thankfully.
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The project aims to heal the skin of five million people by 2020.
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In fact it will not heal Thailand's deep divisions but make them worse.
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However, it's a great day to get things off your chest and heal.
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Now, she must do it again: shake off the hangover and heal thyself.
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While the physical injuries will heal, Sammons said, the mental scars may not.
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The British and Greek referendums were held to heal divisions in ruling parties.
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Those sores heal very slowly and need to be dressed with silicone wrap.
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Sangomas - sometimes called witchdoctors - believe they are called by their ancestors to heal.
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But heartache is like any other pain, and it takes time to heal.
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Her yen to heal the world often ends at her own front door.
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"In that time, the two surfaces will heal and grow together," Barnett says.
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Help us heal our Nation and honor those who have served and sacrificed.
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What, as a nation, can or should we do to heal those divides?
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Seventeen , by Hideo Yokoyama, translated from the Japanese by Louise Heal Kawai (MCD) .
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It did not heal the aching heart of a sport and a community.
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Four months after the incident, Bryant said her leg is continuing to heal.
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Repeated use can cause holes in the area, which cannot heal without treatment.
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"This allows us to heal and move on," he said in an interview.
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Personal narratives help, but on their own, they lack the power to heal.
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It can actually heal acne scars if you do it repeatedly over time.
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Until we acknowledge that history, we will never move forward and never heal.
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That verdict did not heal me in the way I thought it would.
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Her tracheotomy was removed and the hole in her neck started to heal.
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We are developing a post-conflict economic recovery program to help Yemen heal.
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With this understanding, the objects became talismans, objects that could heal the artist.
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I want to share with audiences, I want to help heal their hearts.
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Many things from the past are brought up again for you to heal.
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It's a great evening to heal issues concerning your finances or self-esteem.
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When you don't feel sick, you don't feel the need to heal yourself.
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My armpit is the worst of it, it's a difficult place to heal.
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Renewing this spirit of Americanism will help heal the divisions in our country.
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Correia's compromise appointment did little to heal the rift within the ruling party.
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He also thought about what Boeing could do to help these families heal.
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Avoid tampons since they can increase the risk of infection while you heal.
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"He said: "The fight happened middle of September, the cut will definitely heal.
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"Nor can 20 years heal the grief of such a loss," she said.
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So, during the course of our correspondence, he tried to help me heal.
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We all survived the wreck but it's gonna take some time to heal.
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Mimicking nature, infrastructure can now self-diagnose and self-heal when problems arise.
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"He continues to heal and make progress," family members said in a statement.
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If everyone in America read it, maybe our country could start to heal.
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"She became president to help heal the differences between people," Ms. Marinello wrote.
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He chose Heal the Bay, which works on the beaches around Los Angeles.
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More diagnoses mean more patients can heal but also that more might suffer.
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But Britain is split one way or another and not about to heal.
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" He added: "The divots left behind from those times took months to heal.
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We've seen how he's lived — he's begun to heal and make new connections.
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For Dr. Moore, the goal is to make materials that can heal themselves.
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"I don't care if it takes an extra month to heal," he said.
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They are outraged and heartbroken, but also hopeful and taking steps to heal.
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I do wish you well and hope we can heal instead of hurt.
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After a few days, his lungs started to heal, and started working again.
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But the tattoo would need time to heal, and so he nixed it.
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A relative of my mother used to whisper to animals to heal them.
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Did I need to learn which leaves would heal me from this encounter?
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You can fly, you can heal people, you can Force Skype with others.
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I just hope these other people heal from their trauma of toxic masculinity.
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He believes that it will heal not only him but civilization at large.
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"All of this can heal," he said, running his hands over his body.
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Students use them to study things like how fractures heal and joint articulation.
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Talking to other survivors and fellow amputees, he says, has helped him heal.
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Even in our darkest moments, He will comfort and heal our broken hearts.
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Alexander the Great is said to have used it to heal battle wounds.
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A 2016 study found that rinsing with saline (salt water) helped heal wounds.
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Time may heal all wounds, but that's no guarantee they won't leave scars.
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Many are urging her to take time away from the spotlight to heal.
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Perhaps time is the only thing that can heal this broken relationship now.
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Similarly, the game's medic unit can only heal the unit closest to it.
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She will work to help others heal and evolve in their own lives.
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It is very regulating, and promotes the body's natural ability to heal itself.
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We are grateful for every day that they continue to grow and heal.
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It has taken years of struggle, money and anguish in order to heal.
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Survivors heal on their own timelines, based on their own readiness and motivation.
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Shoddy ones can actually cause harm — never mind failing to heal the sick.
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I think trying to heal our country is a duty of love, honestly.
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How we heal all turns back to figuring out what's ailing us, right?
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This did not heal ethnic splits or prevent a resurgence of Serb separatism.
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Strange's desperation to heal his main assets lead him to Nepal, where he encounters the Ancient One (Tilda Swinton) and discovers how to harness mystical powers to heal and fight with, as the world faces threats from a menacing otherworldly being.
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The rest were erased, in a purge that I thought would help me heal.
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Additionally, researchers believe her genetic makeup may help her stay positive and heal faster.
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The wounds of adolescent rejection and cruelty may eventually heal, but they leave scars.
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Superficial wounds will heal, but recovery wouldn't begin until she'd fled her Turkish nightmare.
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A new national pride will stir ourselves, lift our sights and heal our divisions.
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Hancock hopes his walk and his brotherhood can help heal some very deep wounds.
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That's not nearly enough time to heal, especially if the birth had a complication.
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Her parents will get another chance to save their baby and heal their relationship.
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We get out there and try to heal but we don't cause more harm.
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"Let's open up our wounds so that people can heal," and yada yada yada.
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In her experience, self-care can't fully heal or protect her community and herself.
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And unlike traditional doctors, Heal sends a summary of the services within 24 hours.
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"In order for our patients to heal… you have to have mental health care."
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It doesn't seem likely the Clinton-Sanders divide will prove as difficult to heal.
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To try to heal himself, he said, he tried a variety of different diets.
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Spencer Pratt Will Heal You premieres Thursday on MTV YouTube at 4 p.m. ET.
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I ask that you please give me and my family privacy as we heal.
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Since my brother was killed, it is this spirit that has helped me heal.
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Now this sweet, ailing canine finally has the opportunity to heal and find happiness.
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How do we heal and go on living healthy, productive lives after such injustices?
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REPORTER: Do you believe your words are helping to heal this country right now?
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So he taps into hallucinations — he calls them "manifests" — to heal his wounded psyche.
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"This woman's cells helped heal the planet, yet her children were suffering," he continued.
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Usually, old animals heal far less effectively from such injuries than young ones do.
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Everybody needs to deal with this in their own way; everybody needs to heal.
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FInally, Claire picks the shrapnel out and it looks like Luke might finally heal.
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Put another way: Is Washington going to heal the hearts of the opioid crisis?
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I'm going to speak it with the hope that other people heal from it.
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Today, startups want to track, prevent, diagnose and heal both physical and mental conditions.
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Moreover, you can heal up to (and even beyond) your original, full health amount.
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"I think writing really helps you heal yourself," Ms. Walker once told The Times.
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Amid tension and uncertainty, the question of how the country would heal loomed large.
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Building new railways and autobahns is one thing; other fractures take longer to heal.
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Such places are meant to heal your body, he says (inmates are pictured exercising).
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"Chapped lips should be scrubbed daily, but flaky lips need to heal," she says.
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She can also heal at accelerated speeds and has retractable knuckle spikes for fighting.
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The school said it hopes the settlement will help the survivors and community heal.
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Music is meant to heal us, to bring us together, to make us happy.
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We're sharing not just to share, not just to heal, but to change things.
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While they are fighting for justice for Hope, BWAR is also helping her heal.
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"The shock aspect [of the election] will take time to heal," said Hunter Jones.
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The sport of swimming allowed me to heal, mentally and emotionally following my paralysis.
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"She was an angel helping people heal from the inside and out," she says.
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The question is: What will the city and its resilient residents do to heal?
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Clinton had publicly praised the devotional, "Sunday Is Coming," saying it helped her heal.
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As beauty editors, we get inundated with product pitches claiming to "heal" our hair.
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But for now… my job is to be in the moment, have patience & heal.
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Like his biblical namesake, he roams the land seeking to help and to heal.
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"If you want crystals that heal, let them come from the earth," she says.
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Cancer cells are just doing what normal cells do—trying to heal and migrate.
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I asked my boyfriend to turn it off and let my ears heal, please.
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But my body was never going to heal until I got the invaders out.
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It bruised him in a way that one apology, then another, couldn't quite heal.
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It took two or three days for the skin to heal over the hole.
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Zenyatta can also heal allies, but he's best off when that's a secondary concern.
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Dom also revealed that if he had one superpower, it would be to heal.
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You'll also be finding opportunities to heal, let go of the past, and transform.
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James refused to miraculously heal the poor guy because God likes justice, or something.
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Talking about past pain is a great way to heal and more forward today.
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We could remove them, the question is, how do we heal on this issue?
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The bites covered much of her body, and even worse didn't heal very quickly.
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"I think I'll heal very nicely with these two as my nurses," he wrote.
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Thank you to all wonderful top notch professionals who continue to help me heal.
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Related: Can a Truth Commission in Colombia Help Heal the Wounds of War's Atrocities?
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Replacing CFCs under the Montreal Protocol is already helping to heal the ozone layer.
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I thought it would just heal, but the doctors call it a keloid scar.
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"He's OK. We just want his groin injury to heal," the elder Curry said.
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With the additional ability to self-heal, the new material is ideal for electronics.
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This photograph seems to allude to a wound that only human enlightenment can heal.
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A new national pride will stir ourselves, lift our sights, and heal our divisions.
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"Can Tylenol heal a broken heart?" asked a New York Times Modern Love column.
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Time is supposed to heal, but I think it's getting harder, it's getting worse.
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It truly took a village and a community of friends to help Amanda heal.
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Courtesy of A24 "There are parts of [Chiron] that will never heal," explains McCraney.
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Related: This Skyscraper Concept Would Heal Icebergs and Eat Carbon Dioxide Brave New Britain?
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Sensitive emotional issues are on your mind, so use today's transformative energy to heal.
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You can learn more about Project HEAL, and inquire about funding for treatment, here.
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His stay extended for months as he began to heal, both physically and psychologically.
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Orthopaedic surgeon Robert Klapper literally wrote the book about how to heal your knees.
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Most intriguing, he can heal serious ailments and even bring people back to life.
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Or maybe I'd been romanticizing my ability to "heal" them with the right book.
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That would only deepen the divides within a nation that direly needs to heal.
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" Such a community effort, she said, could help the students "heal for a moment.
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For investors, Mr. Heal said, the most immediate threat could be rising oil supplies.
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He felt the family had just started to heal from the months of separation.
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A day will come when our smartphone displays can heal themselves when they crack.
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I talked to five queer witches about how to use sex magic to heal.
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A grand coalition could buy time for economic growth to heal some social scars.
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Once again, doctors told the couple the sore would heal, Richard explained to ABC6.
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So, it's not for me to have a therapeutic experience, or heal through writing.
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" "But if Donald Trump can help her heal then perhaps that's a good thing.
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I wanted to know how a person heals, so I can help others heal.
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We live at a moment of great national divisions, which McCain sought to heal.
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Death doesn't seem to matter, because Mallory can also heal almost anyone or anything.
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And Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi has taken steps to heal Myanmar's ethnic divisions.
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But Heal said Yancey stands by the arguments made last week by his attorneys.
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The 15-month break, however undesired, may also give Sharapova's body time to heal.
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But USMCA and an omnibus are not sufficient to heal the wounds from impeachment.
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Clinton, in part because he wanted to heal the wounds of a divisive campaign.
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We will heal together, we will organize together, and we will fight back together.
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It is what gives me hope that we can heal during challenging times. 2.
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It's considered a medicine, a way to heal internal wounds and reconnect with nature.
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Heal wants to take medical care forward by looking back to an earlier time.
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That would give Jones and Hardy another day off and more time to heal.
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After awhile, it seemed to heal itself, and I'd now rate it very smooth.
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" "He succeeds four presidents in a row who promised to heal the country's division.
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Batman, however, urges Dini to go back to work and pushes him to heal.
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She also learned what it looks like when people come around to heal isolation.
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Senators of both parties wondered aloud how the chamber, and the nation, will heal.
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This helps us avoid giving unwanted care that isn't likely to heal the patient.
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Their acquittal in March was supposed to calm emotions and allow divisions to heal.
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It's all a part of their ability to survive, thrive, heal, and be well.
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Still, they think that their research could eventually be used to help heal humans.
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The wounds took longer to heal among the patients who had lower sleep scores.
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Freill said she hoped the laying of the charge would help the family heal.
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Scripture, after all, frames Jesus as a physician who arrived to heal the sick.
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His hero is Abraham Lincoln and his goal is to heal a divided nation.
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They're easily moved by stories of suffering and step into the breach to heal.
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Here are 11 heavy-duty salves, creams, and balms to help heal your skin.
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I'm now picking up the pieces by going to therapy and trying to heal.
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"A healer should never guarantee that they can heal people," said I Gusti Mangku.
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If you're battling infection, your body needs a lot of rest to heal quickly.
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Medication can rebalance chemicals in the brain, but it can't heal the inner self.
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It takes time to fully heal from grief and the process cannot be rushed.
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Likewise, a happy heart has also been shown to help heal an injured one.
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Trying to heal the country's racial wounds is an uphill battle for any president.
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They begin to heal when we can both embrace them and hold them accountable.
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It is devastating to realize that it doesn't heal the wounds assault leaves behind.
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If you don't heal and address these things, you're destined to pass them on.
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Now, without a playbook to guide them, they're helping their children heal through activism.
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Clinton are still waging last year's campaign, undermining their promises to help America heal.
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In order to heal, we must first uncover what has been making us sick.
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Today, we are going to use my most favorite serum, the Pro-Heal serum.
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Horses can't just put their casts up on a couch and wait to heal.
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Charleston has recently begun trying to heal racial wounds by celebrating its black history.
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His visit helped heal hearts and cheer those who were wounded in this tragedy.
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"It takes some pressure off the painful area," he said, allowing it to heal.
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Aging causes the bones to become brittle, and broken bones don't heal as readily.
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Regrettably, he missed the opportunity to help us heal just when it mattered most.
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There were still 28500 presidential primary battle scars the Gillespie campaign needed to heal.
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The Nigerian state proceeded to initiate a reconciliation program to try to heal divisions.
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"Standup comedy has helped me heal because it's really given me purpose," she said.
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Sometimes art has to break us up — sometimes art has to heal us up.
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I knew she would never leave me so I had the security to heal.
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Maybe things have just begun to heal and now they're hearing all this again.
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To get to a place where we can heal and we can be better.
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"Let's help these people begin to heal and rebuild," Rodgers said in the video.
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"We figured he's going to need some time (to heal)," manager Walt Weiss said.
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Broken backs do not heal, and, with few exceptions, brain cells do not regenerate.
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What if the next apartment she moved to wasn't a good place to heal?
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India and Pakistan need to heal their injured egos and sit down and talk.
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"We just need to wait a couple weeks for it to heal," Negrin said.
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Physical therapy and occupational therapy are especially important during recovery; both helped Lydia heal.
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But we are equipping ourselves better to help them heal and also seek justice.
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" He stuck to his script, but his pugilistic delivery made even phrases like "Heal!
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But this man seemed determined to do anything he could to help me heal.
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Heal Me With Plants Gentle gardening helps patients at some hospitals relax and recover.
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As to whether worms' regeneration abilities could ever help humans heal, she's open-minded.
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If Lonzo's going to heal himself, he could do worse than to emulate him.
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To heal ourselves a little, we require a foothold of frequent, friendly human contact.
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That means it's easy to disengage, heal up, and find a new angle of attack.
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He says the process offers victims and criminals a way to finally heal their wounds.
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This time will give the puppy a chance to heal his body and his heart.
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The entire family is grieving, says McCarthy, and it'll take a long time to heal.
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Then, like a beacon of light, Starbucks holiday cups appear to heal a broken world.
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Using insulating liquids, the devices even have the ability to self-heal, the scientists said.
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It will help you stay calm and give the issue a chance to heal. 2.
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I did very much learn to love Vermont, it was a great place to heal.
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But the pain the abortion inflicted on her relationship took longer to heal, she writes.
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Francis wants to help the priests heal "once they become conscious of their own wounds."
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Now bind and heal our wounds and divisions, and join our nation to your purpose.
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They grow, they break, they bleed, they stitch back together in different configurations, they heal.
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"Aloe is a traditional botanical used to heal the skin for centuries," Dr. Zeichner says.
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But if you believe in the power of animals to help heal, don't miss it.
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But the women who speak out to the press need help, to heal and recover.
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They possess a subtlety not often found — a quiet call to remember, and to heal.
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For Frears loyalists, Hulu's High Fidelity will likely fail to heal all the same wounds.
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It doesn't heal because the retina is nerve tissue, Schuman explains, which doesn't readily regenerate.
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We may not, admittedly, know how to, or even from what we need to heal.
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The slump in 2009-13 opened wounds that have yet to heal (see Special report).
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Rho was a holy Paladin who used heavy weaponry and a divine ability to heal.
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They offered hacks and workarounds, but they also offered that truly maternal heal-all: empathy.
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Its regenerative properties could also help doctors figure out how to heal cuts, she adds.
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It's going to be dark sometimes, but we have to go through darkness to heal.
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And in its own modest way, the band is helping to heal deep racial wounds.
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With two weeks to heal, he may be at full strength for the Super Bowl.
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He founded the Heal The World Foundation in 1992, with a focus on international philanthropy.
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He will also need to heal, and reform, a country that history has deeply divided.
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It's time for me to heal so I don't lay this baggage on my kids.
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MRI results were negative, but the injury can take six to eight weeks to heal.
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Even though small wounds and injuries heal, this has not been the case for humans.
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Maybe, all it takes to heal America's gaping political chasms is a sugary artificial beverage.
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Instead, it may really be a tale about the brain's incredible ability to heal itself.
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But the UK may have a unique opportunity to heal through the process of division.
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In some sense, I think he thought I would heal more quickly than I did.
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If you've only got a moment to heal, do it while running for your life!
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Because wounds heal less effectively in space, this proved useful for astronauts on long missions.
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This is something that has to stop, something that we all need to heal from.
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But the damage to her campaign -- and his own reputation -- is unlikely to quickly heal.
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Murphy says she's not trying to cover up her scars, but rather help them heal.
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Instead, he chooses to heal his rift with David by including him in the vote.
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Iman previously said that fan support helped her heal in the months after his death.
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It's super important for you to be responsible even while you're taking time to heal.
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" Antidepressants helped for a while, but "putting the plaster over the wound doesn't heal anything.
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Here's How To Heal It, Fast When It's Not A Sunburn But A Sun Allergy
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In the same news conference, he also said boosting employment could help heal racial divides.
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Roseanne needs to heal and get better and I think she'll become an amazing advocate.
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Sebastopol, California (CNN)Cathryn Couch believes in the power of food to help people heal.
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In no time he will heal up perfectly and you will never know this happened!
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If you've favored the latter, you can now use your power to heal broken bonds.
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It wasn't caused by the relationship and it's not something that she could possibly heal.
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An old-school burn treatment that helps to soothe, hydrate, and heal skin wherever applied
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Ultimately, peer pressure outweighed any of his public proclamations to help heal the black community.
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" 'She's very withdrawn' Bozeman said: "We're trying to keep everything light so she can heal.
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You can help these canines heal by donating to the Big Fluffy Dog Rescue here.
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It took months of surgeries and rehabilitation for her to heal, but she eventually recuperated.
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And I think I was able to heal here, because it was away from everything.
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An on-site personnel of nearly a thousand people are working to help Gatlinburg heal.
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"Defeating Donald Trump and all his agenda," Tewes said, "is a great way to heal."
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A new adventure is coming soon, and you need to heal before you take off.
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Since he believes the market will eventually begin to heal, these companies are safe bets.
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Here, experts are helping the baby animals heal from their time in the dairy industry.
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It essentially helps the bone heal correctly with the use of pins, wires and rods.
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There are some tempers that need to cool and some wounds that need to heal.
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Healthy ways to heal your anger can be accessed as the moon connects with Mars.
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Juelia Kinney is opening up about her painful past — and how she's learned to heal.
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Back in Bawdie in April, 16 months of TB medication had failed to heal Ngoha.
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Ana's Biotic Grenade is really good — she's able to damage enemies and heal friends simultaneously.
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"You can't heal what you never reveal," he admits in the beginning of the song.
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You're just on this journey with them to see if they can heal old wounds.
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Andranik tells us he also needs to help his family heal after the tragic loss.
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It's a lot like Ana's ability to temporarily shut down an enemy's ability to heal.
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My leg broke and didn't heal right, so I got out for a physical disability.
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But, after awhile, it seemed to heal itself, and I'd now rate it very smooth.
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Where do we get the idea that the blood of the young can heal us?
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She is out of the hospital now and taking antibiotics to help the wound heal.
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A functioning democracy can heal itself, unless a democracy has become neither free nor equitable.
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" She concluded, these "elements of the old rules made it harder for survivors to heal.
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We've been monitoring this heartbreaking situation and have been working with the community to heal.
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Whatever the final result, divisions have opened that will take a long time to heal.
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If he is harmed, though, his metabolism kicks in and he can heal himself rapidly.
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Issues, even secrets, from your past may surface for you to work with and heal.
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His visit helped heal hearts and cheer those who were wounded in this tragedy. #vegasstrong.
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I didn't have a choice, I had to heal and couldn't change it right away.
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We use them as instruments to describe our passion, assuage our fears and to heal.
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The government has said the constitution will heal the divide and bring stable, clean government.
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Saturn will make you face realities that will help you heal emotionally, physically and spiritually.
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Carrie Lam took office in July as Hong Kong's leader pledging to heal political wounds.
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Learning his motivation won't bring back the dead or help heal the nearly 500 wounded.
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Tomorrow, we will be required to live again, and I hope we choose to heal.
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A new national pride will stir our souls, lift our sights, and heal our divisions.
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But the more I play, it's just not allowing that time to heal 100 percent.
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When a loved one has died, it is only love that can help us heal.
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It is "some sort of recognition for us," she said, "to allow us to heal."
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And I just want my city to be able to heal, move on from this.
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Please take care of yourself to heal from your traumatic experience, and God bless you.
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He has tried to rebrand Zanu-PF, pledging to heal divisions and rebuild the country.
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"So that's been a beautiful thing, to watch him heal through my marriage," he said.
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"We're gonna' let her heal and make sure she's physically and mentally fine," Wright said.
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That begins with robust efforts to heal partisan divisions and get Washington back to work.
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"I have to let that heal before I can take on any surgeries," she explained.
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And I love my bandage it's so cool, I will miss it when I heal.
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It's always for a survivor of abuse to decide how they heal & what they do.
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Nick Jonas said the band had to endure "forced therapy" to help heal their differences.
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Oceans are resilient and we can help them heal, but we cannot afford to wait.
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He announced he would spend the remainder of his term working to heal racial divides.
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They then join forces as Newt struggles to heal Jacob and catch his released beasts.
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Men—especially cis, straight, and wealthy men—get room to be forgiven and to heal.
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Do you think this kind of memorial event is helping people like your friend heal?
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For years, sexual assault survivors have been getting tattoos to heal and reclaim their body.
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In helping others, it has helped my own heart heal in ways I never imagined.
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He also told me listening to that album helped him heal a part of himself.
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Music inspired the former basketball star to dig out of a funk and fully heal.
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Michael Jackson's "Heal The World" fills the Staples Center as we take to our seats.
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Shame actually corrodes the part of us that help us heal and correct past mistakes.
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To heal, we need the correct diagnosis followed by action that treats the underlying diseases.
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We all heal at different paces and fall back into stabbing sadness at unexpected intervals.
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"We need leadership to heal a divided nation, not drive us further apart," he said.
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Following the ordeal, Lovato took "time to heal" with a break from her busy career.
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And, now that she is ill again, they are also serving to help her heal.
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"Sometimes there are wounds so deep that they never all the way heal," he said.
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"Heal is so woo-woo," she said, and probably unrealistic in the context of war.
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Do you believe that words have the power to thrill, wound, move — even to heal?
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It teaches music to children in troubled neighborhoods and helped its city heal after riots.
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He did not know whether he would heal or what his life would look like.
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Speaking to cheering supporters after his victory, Trump said it was time to heal divisions.
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"I pray to God that the families that have lost will heal," Mr. Blevins said.
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I didn't realize that therapists could use lyrics as a way to help clients heal.
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They hope that some regular order can help heal the bruises left by the impasse.
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It was the faith of Jairus that was enough for Jesus to heal his daughter.
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Time may heal all wounds — if not all scars — and that's just fine with me.
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Aging causes the bones to become brittle, and broken ones do not heal as readily.
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Slaves might be told to abstain from orgasms, ostensibly to heal their negative sexual patterns.
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They are being used to heal and elate the sick in hospitals and cancer clinics.
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Only systemic change can heal them—not a return to a more quietly violent past.
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"We need leadership to heal a divided nation, not drive us further apart," Buttigieg said.
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Nothing I do, however, will heal the wounds of being cut off from their father.
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"We can only achieve justice if we heal the wounds with justice itself," he said.
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Wins would lift the pressure from Bradley, but they may not heal the deeper rift.
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We need those values to bring America together again, and to heal America's wounds again.
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Sexual harassment is pervasive in this country; it can leave scars that do not heal.
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You heal, you have a baby that needs looking after, and you forget (sort of).
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It's in you, and you want to get it out, you want to heal yourself.
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"We cannot deliver justice until we use justice to heal the wounds," Mr. Eltaish said.
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During the time it takes you to find your next position, take time to heal.
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I adored the kids and believed in their ability to heal in the right circumstances.
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It was up to other people, he said, to find ways to heal France's wounds.
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This therapeutic treatment is popular among athletes, who seek it out to heal sore muscles.
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According to her, certain dietary choices can heal your body, while others can stress it.
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He thought the lump would heal on its own, so he just let it be.
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Worse, the bullet cannot be extracted immediately to enable the body politic to heal swiftly.
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He has said one of his biggest disappointments was failing to heal the country's divisions.
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Israel needs new leadership and a fresh pathway to at least begin to heal internally.
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Trump has said repeatedly he's committed to helping the nation heal its deep political schisms.
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At some point, you'll probably wonder if your heart will ever heal from the breakup.
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" Yet the interview was titled "How the 'Hoos of Charlottesville Could Help Heal Their City.
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Divisions have run so deep in some cases that they could take years to heal.
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After neck surgery, Wright had to remain idle to allow the bone fusion to heal.
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I also think that ending the war on drugs would largely heal America's racial divide.
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For four years Deisi had watched her father, Artemio Arreces Florian, struggling to fully heal.
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Seeing these children heal and become whole again is the best thing in my life.
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A: To fight against diseases and heal wounds better than a normal human body could.
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"I'm just sharing my husband's tattoos with people and helping me heal along the way."
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In 2012, her son had committed suicide, and she had spent years trying to heal.
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The new music director has big shoes to fill, and a big wound to heal.
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When his achilles was severely injured, he used a medicated rub to help it heal.
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A quick Google search reveals that tongue piercings heal remarkably quickly and are not permanent.
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For a new generation, the tub is a place to rest, heal and get arty.
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In democracies, sick political parties usually need years in the wilderness before they can heal.
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Both DispatchHealth and Heal always send two people to house calls for safety and efficiency.
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Wentz has a fractured vertebra that might require three months of rest to fully heal.
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This raises the hope that American political elites can one day heal the country's divisions.
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Do you think she can use her position and words to help heal her nation?
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Working helped me, but it took a long time for my soul to fully heal.
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But the big question is whether these reefs actually will get a chance to heal.
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" He went on, "It's time for me to take some real time off to heal.
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Be the best listener you can be this afternoon to help heal a hard situation.
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It does not heal their PTSD or bring back innocent Iraqi civilians from the dead.
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But Morasso says this and future studies could help us figure out how to make our wounds heal more quickly, as well as how to treat wounds that seemingly can't heal at all, a problem that's especially common with conditions like late-stage diabetes.
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According to Susanne Babbel, PhD, MFT, author of Heal the Body, Heal the Mind: A Somatic Approach to Moving Beyond Trauma, having a revenge fantasy, or even just watching one play out, can be healing — and even healthy — because it helps conquer feelings of helplessness.
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"I'm joining Project HEAL to help break the stigma associated with eating disorders," Mendes also stated.
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He helped me heal the wounds of a wild parrot who fell out of her nest.
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It also gave the movement some time and space to heal after an incredibly contentious primary.
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Our Church has been lacerated by this wound, and we must take action to heal it.
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Is it the moves that heal people or is the people that actually do the healing?
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"We can never fully heal these families, but we can give them a voice," Kelly said.
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It's about this time required from us to heal and continue to keep the flame alive.
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Injuries from the sap can take weeks, if not longer, to heal — and often leave scarring.
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To heal, America must view itself not only as a nation, but as a nation-family.
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Authorities say Edouard pressured several women he counseled into sex, telling them it would heal them.
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He decided he would take the time to let his knee heal and then keep playing.
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The ritual was "supposed to be a beautiful thing" that could "heal the world," Ben explains.
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"I ask that you please give me and my family privacy as we heal," Hunter continued.
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"And that is how we as a nation begin to heal, through laughing together," he says.
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Everyone grieves in different ways, and if a onesie party helps someone heal, go for it.
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Burkett began competing as a Paralympian in an effort to begin to heal after the crash.
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Today we're delving into the story of a legendary witch known for her ability to heal.
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He'll also have his personal doctor regularly check in on him as he continues to heal.
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When she's sick, she can only heal if she spends full days in the iron lung.
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