And there exist the outlines of a path to recovery.
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But DeJesus' path to recovery has been far from simple.
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"The system is definitely on its path to recovery," Edwards said.
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Don't worry, guys — Lena Dunham is on the path to recovery.
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The jig was up, and my winding path to recovery began.
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For most, however, the path to recovery will be a waiting game.
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His path to recovery from addiction led him to focus on nutrition.
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"Municipalities centered on agriculture could have a longer path to recovery," S&P said.
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With effective skill-based self-care, workers might just forge their own path to recovery.
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As with every addict and enabler, the surest path to recovery begins at rock bottom.
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Detroit's path to recovery after the housing crisis in 2008 has been far from smooth.
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"You have to be brave to go there," Gasquet said of the path to recovery.
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There were bankruptcies, there were restructurings, but we believe they're on the path to recovery.
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The attorney added that Bynes has family and friends to thank for her path to recovery.
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They should also have sufficient restitution and services to help them on their path to recovery.
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The cats and dogs didn't have to wait long to start on their path to recovery.
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The attorney adds that Bynes has family and friends to thank for her path to recovery.
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We want you to know that this is routine and there is a path to recovery.
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She's been away at a mental hospital and appears to be on the path to recovery.
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Being able to define my condition was an important first step on my path to recovery.
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The path to recovery might be long, but today you can help those impacted by the storm.
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PATH TO RECOVERY Bezeq's bottom line was also hurt by a provision for the early retirement of staff.
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It is time for society to change the way we view drug users and their path to recovery.
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PA, which said this week it was on a path to recovery following a production crisis at its factories.
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Even after the rains stop, parts of the state are likely to have a challenging path to recovery. Gov.
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Kudos to the Chinese government and other conservationists that have helped put the panda on the path to recovery.
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Drug treatment programs such as medical detox can treat opioid dependency and help patients on the path to recovery.
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The ordinance meant that no other country could fish there, and put those seamounts on the path to recovery.
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It's too early for any word on Justice Ginsburg's path to recovery just yet -- but definitely makes ya think.
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Jimenez is now on a path to recovery, and doesn't often think back on her past traumas and suicide attempts.
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But analysts and investors said it was too early to judge whether Deutsche was on a sustainable path to recovery.
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Stefansson was first diagnosed with cancer in 2016 but after surgery it appeared he was on the path to recovery.
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Once they're on the path to recovery, the use of McGhee's experience can enhance their motivation to engage in rehabilitation.
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Each of us has a different path to recovery from addiction, during which we must progress from shuffling to striding.
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The path to recovery will be long and hard, like the roads that climb up through the high mountain passes here.
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That decision was encouraging in that it suggested support in Washington for an actual path to recovery for the power authority.
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Brad Jacobs, the CEO of XPO Logistics, told Cramer on Thursday that "industrial economy's back" and on the path to recovery.
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Treatment courts — including drug court, D.W.I. court and veterans treatment court — offer an alternative to incarceration and a path to recovery.
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They have put thousands of individuals on the path to recovery and driven down health-care costs at the same time.
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He found some well along the path to recovery — erecting concrete homes after wood houses were swept off by Maria&aposs winds.
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To its credit, the Department has taken the hardest step in any path to recovery and admitted that it has a problem.
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Rather, Tempest can be used in combination with other programs or therapies, or as a first step down the path to recovery.
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But, they added, that was seen as the only path to recovery in the treatment facilities they attended before Boston Medical Center.
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VICE spoke with Garza about the process behind writing Getting Off, sex addiction's place in American culture, the path to recovery, and more.
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They suggest that providers are cutting back on unnecessary opioid prescriptions, while more people addicted to opioids are on the path to recovery.
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To make matters worse, there is no medication treatment available for stimulants, and so using both together can complicate the path to recovery.
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Saleh said the pizza chain is now faced with an uncertain path to recovery as founder Schnatter continues to advocate for more control.
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If we save a life but miss the opportunity to start the person on the path to recovery, we won't reverse this epidemic.
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"It's a blessing to have my little home – Greg's kindness has given me a stepping stone on my path to recovery," Davis tells PEOPLE.
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It adds a wrinkle to already complex restructuring talks, muddying the path to recovery for investors who tied up their savings in Puerto Rico.
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If the trade dispute comes to a resolution, chips stocks appear to have a path to recovery, said Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global.
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However, the Miami Herald noted the path to recovery was long and hard as she struggled to take in the 1,300 calories a day.
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She helped deliver crucial votes for unpopular, but necessary, measures to save the economy from collapse and set it on the path to recovery.
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But the path to recovery begins there, with a renewed faith not only in humanism's methods and approaches, but in the very thing itself.
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And Gjerde believes the new UN biodiversity agreement will finally give scientists the framework they need to set oceans on the path to recovery.
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Greece is on the path to recovery and anyone who thinks otherwise can talk to someone else, the euro zone's leading finance minister has insisted.
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After struggling for years to adjust to sharply lower prices of crude oil, Canada's economy appears finally to be on a sustainable path to recovery.
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After looking at the charts, Oppenheimer's Ari Wald believes there's a path to recovery, but that $185 is the upper limit for the foreseeable future.
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Outsiders will not dispatch the aid needed to set Zimbabwe on the path to recovery unless its new government is clearly representative and respects human rights.
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"The path to recovery and long-term development is not an easy one," United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said in a statement this week.
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Unleashing that kind of AI on the medical world's mountains of patient data could speed up diagnoses and get patients on the path to recovery much sooner.
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Having been ratified by every country on the planet, the deal has achieved its objectives ahead of schedule with the ozone now on a path to recovery.
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But on his path to recovery from an injury-plagued start to the season, his semifinal losses at two grass-court events in Germany were marked progress.
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They added that while "a large capital raise would address the [on]going concern" for the bank, the company likely still faced a tough path to recovery.
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The first step on the path to recovery is admitting that the more you listen to moon landing conspiracy theories, the more you start to believe them.
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Her posts also resonated with other celebrities on the path to recovery, even the rebellious Steve-O, famous for his not-so-sober antics in the Jackass movies.
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If sustained, the improvement in business conditions could indicate that manufacturing is on a path to recovery, easing fears that China could slip into a sharper economic downturn.
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Members are also encouraged to get a sponsor—a recovered member who can help guide them on their path to recovery and provide daily advice and emotional support.
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Together, with the support of our fellow Americans on the mainland, we can turn the tide and get Puerto Rico back on a path to recovery and resilience.
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It was not going to be a simple, cheap path to recovery, so Jamrozy started a GoFundMe campaign and Silverman gave him a shout out on her Twitter.
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Tracy Morgan continues to move on after being seriously injured in an accident that left him in hospitalized in 2014, but the path to recovery has not been easy.
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" That view is supported by recent bullishness in commodity prices, and data showing China's economy is stabilising, Wu said, adding that growth "could be on the path to recovery.
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"Now that Coach is on a clear path to recovery, we believe it is right for the company to explore options for future growth," Saunders had said last week.
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Snyder that helped put Detroit on a path to recovery have been disastrous in Flint, where cost-cutting measures resulted in widespread lead contamination in the city's drinking water.
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In Finland, Päntsdrunk is considered a path to recovery and self-empowerment to help you face your future challenges, much like the 'lagom' or 'hygge' of their other Scandi neighbours.
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The final line ends with Pazienza telling a reporter in a roundabout way that his path to recovery was as "simple" as just doing what you're told you can't do.
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"With the formation of the new cabinet, we believe that the path to recovery has begun," Salim Sfeir, head of the Lebanese banking association who attended Wednesday's meeting, told Reuters.
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Research eventually gave my disorder a name and put me on a path to recovery — but it's increasingly clear that one size doesn't fit all when it comes to diagnoses.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama said on Wednesday he would continue to urge Greece's creditors to aid the crisis-hit country and put it on a sustainable path to recovery.
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"Based on our belief that current valuation reflects an overly optimistic outlook regarding Chipotle's path to recovery, we downgrade shares to underperform from neutral," the team wrote in a research note.
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Of course, a mist won't completely eradicate every skin issue that comes with alcohol overload — it's not an IV vitamin infusion — but it will put you on the path to recovery.
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I wish him only the very best in the coming weeks as I pray that my own path to recovery, if not to full vision acuity, will also work out well.
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In an appearance on "Good Morning America," she said she viewed the film as a tool that could help those with breast cancer and their families learn about a path to recovery.
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Once the vaquita is shown to be on a path to recovery, and sustainable vaquita-safe fishing methods can be fully adopted and enforced, fisheries should be reopened -- to vaquita-safe gear only.
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In a big step along the path to recovery for Ireland's banking industry, the Irish government launched an IPO of Allied Irish Banks, one of the lenders it rescued during the financial crisis.
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The Socialist governments in both Greece and Portugal have adopted impressive policies to put their countries on the path to recovery after the euro zone debt crisis, said Kazarian, who owns Japonica Partners.
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As someone who's spent over a decade addressing challenges faced by people with a substance use disorder, I've heard many stories of triumph and heartbreak that occur within the long path to recovery.
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With more than 220,000 contracts traded, investors were flocking to place bets that the semiconductor giant, which has shed nearly 11% in the last month, is on a path to recovery, Khouw said.
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"While Chipotle claims that its sales are on a gradual path to recovery, the results from the first quarter of its new fiscal year suggest otherwise," said Hakon Helgesen, retail analyst at Conlumino.
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Astros right-hander Lance McCullers Jr. (7-3) pitched around solo baserunners in the second, fifth, and sixth innings, and he even when he scuffled through the third, he found a path to recovery.
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"Now that Coach is on a clear path to recovery we believe it is right for the company to explore options for future growth," GlobalData Retail analyst Neil Saunders said after Tuesday's earnings release.
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The 232 tariffs have set the aluminum and steel industries on a path to recovery and revitalization, and the U.S. primary aluminum industry is projected to grow by 67 percent over the next year.
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Sloan portrayed Wells Fargo as a humbled company on the path to recovery, but lawmakers of both parties questioned whether a 30-year insider was really the right guy to lead a corporate cleanup.
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It felt to me as though I followed a similar path to recovery: I grasped onto my memories of Patrick, and I grafted them over the hole that had been torn into my soul.
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Their choices may be different, but both departments have the same goal: to get people using opioids including heroin and its deadlier cousins, fentanyl and carfentanil, into treatment and on the path to recovery.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia's economy showed a potential path to recovery in April, according to retail and jobs data on Monday, further improving the outlook for a return to growth toward the end of the year.
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The company initially started as a way to help survivors of human trafficking on the path to recovery but has recently expanded to include "those at risk of falling into poverty," according to its website.
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In my opinion, the policy will likely sway a large number of ambivalent individuals addicted to heroin to try and get into the legal prescription program rather than take the much harder path to recovery.
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But she struggled with Affleck's addiction as it worsened in recent months, and ultimately made the difficult decision to break up with him to allow him to hit bottom and focus on his path to recovery.
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That's one of the reasons she plans to force herself into a halfway house once she's done with Integrity House's residential program: She knows she needs some personal checks in place on her path to recovery.
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"We feel strongly that the quickest path to recovery is a uniform response to this challenge," wrote the mayors group in a letter signed by Ken Moore, the mayor of Franklin, a fast-growing Nashville suburb.
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"The improvement in the Russian activity data for April ... provides further evidence that the economy is on a slow path to recovery," Liza Ermolenko, an emerging markets economist at Capital Economics in London, wrote in a note.
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It's probably not a surprise that Sandberg has taken up this potent issue to try to find a path to recovery and glean meaning and wisdom from the very worst things that can happen to a person.
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DAKAR, Sept 14 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A new film on Netflix aims to make eastern Democratic Republic of Congo's brutal conflict feel personal as it follows rape victims' "awe-inspiring" path to recovery, said director Madeleine Gavin.
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"As our sales are on a gradual path to recovery, we remain focused on our mission of changing the way people think about and eat fast food," Steve Ells, co-CEO of Chipotle, said in a statement.
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"The path to recovery for Bezeq's shares seems longer than ever and we believe investors will want management to demonstrate that it can execute on its restructuring story before becoming more constructive," said Barclays analyst Tavy Rosner.
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"The path to recovery for Bezeqs shares seems longer than ever and we believe investors will want management to demonstrate that it can execute on its restructuring story before becoming more constructive," said Barclays analyst Tavy Rosner.
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"It's important that those affected by these devastating storms know that even if the path to recovery feels like a road that goes on forever, we're with them for the long haul," President George H.W. Bush said.
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Opioid crisis In the fight against opioids, some of the most crucial defenses are medication-assisted treatment drugs like methadone and buprenorphine, which can save people who have overdosed and put them on a path to recovery.
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Here, more than a year after the formal end of fighting that drove out the Islamic State's fighters, the path to recovery runs literally through a three-dimensional minefield with the dangers of war still present everywhere.
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"We continue to see an uncertain path to recovery and believe a sale of the company is unlikely, as founder John Schnatter continues to advocate for more control, not less," Saleh wrote in a research note Wednesday.
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But there's one ultimate criminal justice reform that can prevent people from entering the system in the first place and, should they enter it, help put them on the path to recovery once they leave it: jobs.
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She worried more about patients in the second group, she said, because they were the ones prone to landing in such a state of agony that they avoided the rehabilitative exercises that are the best path to recovery.
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Last July, when it became clear Leah was on the path to recovery, Devon promised Asha her dream wedding in a heartfelt speech at the ESPYs, where he accepted the Jimmy V Perseverance Award on behalf of his daughter.
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"I think the path to recovery is quite clear for us all now ... and, dare I say it, we are seeing the green shoots of a recovery," Diamond Offshore CEO Marc Gerard told a Barclays energy conference last month.
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BRASILIA, Nov 30 (Reuters) - Brazil's central bank is widely expected to keep its moderate pace of interest rate cuts on Wednesday due to growing political and market uncertainty clouding the path to recovery from a grueling two-year recession.
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"As our sales are on a gradual path to recovery, we remain focused on our mission of changing the way people think about and eat fast food," said Steve Ells, founder, chairman and co-CEO of Chipotle, in a prepared statement.
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Though Flint's water supply is "definitely on its path to recovery," concerns about lead and other issues hinder the cleanup of the system's corroded pipes, according to the Virginia Tech researcher who exposed the water crisis in the city of 100,000.
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The number of monthly active Twitter users, excluding those who use the service via SMS, fell from 307 million to 305 million last quarter, prompting the company to explain its path to recovery in great detail in letter to shareholders today.
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"It's important that those affected by these devastating storms know that even if the path to recovery feels like a road that goes on forever, we're with them for the long haul," President George H.W. Bush said to the packed Texas arena.
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TOULOUSE, France, Nov 24 (Reuters) - A senior Airbus executive on Thursday said the planemaker continues to scrutinise its cabin suppliers and singled out France's Zodiac Aerospace, which said this week it was on a path to recovery following a crisis at its factories.
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Though Flint's water supply is "definitely on its path to recovery," continued concern among residents about lead contamination and other issues hinders the cleanup of the system's network of corroded pipes, according to the Virginia Tech researcher who blew open the Michigan city's water crisis.
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With the polls suggesting that Mr Jones is running well in the suburbs of Birmingham and with non-whites—a similar pattern to the recent Democratic sweep in Virginia—it might even convince them they have a shimmering path to recovery across the South.
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My dysautonomic symptoms first manifested about a year ago, and my illness and path to recovery significantly realigned my priorities — thankfully, my current employer has a supportive culture that explicitly values work-life balance and helps me stick to a sane schedule most days.
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In the IBM Watson Experience Center in New York City, IBM demonstrated for me a simulated version of Watson that pulls information from millions of medical journals, and processes a patient's personal information, symptoms, and gene sequencing and, then serves up a diagnoses and path to recovery.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Macau's gambling revenue rose for a seventh month and hit a two-year high in February, in the strongest signal yet the casino hub was firmly on its path to recovery from a slump triggered by China's anti-corruption campaign and slow economic growth.
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"We all know that without more funding to expand access to medication-assisted treatment, states simply won't have the resources they need to put people on the path to recovery and save lives," Senator Patty Murray, a Democrat from Washington State, said during the committee meeting.
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After stepping back from the running of his marshmallow business Boomf, starting therapy sessions and taking soul-searching breaks at Glen Affric, the Scottish estate owned by his brother-in-law James Matthews' family, James, who is happily dating French-born Alizee Thevenet says he feels like he's on the path to recovery.
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Test results from 174 households released on Tuesday by researchers at Virginia Tech showed a decline in the levels of lead contamination, indicating that the system is "definitely on the path to recovery," said Marc Edwards, the Virginia Tech professor who was among the first to expose the city's tainted water supply.
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It is not a stretch to say that the composition of the board, a topic being actively debated behind the scenes in Washington right now, could mean the difference between the Commonwealth being on a strong path to recovery in the relative near-term, and it's facing continued stagnation and decline for the next several years.
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Business for Nature, a global coalition established last year by a group of leading businesses and environmental organizations, including the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), wants to seize the chance that 2020 presents to secure what we're calling a New Deal for Nature and People — a comprehensive program to set nature on the path to recovery by 2030.
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