Who needs to recover from exercise when we can just recover from the grueling slog of life?
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While the Republican Party can recover from an election loss, it is not clear whether the country can recover from a Trump presidency.
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Consequently, a few key strategies pro athletes use to recover from a big game or championship fight can actually help you recover from overdoing it during a festive night out. 1.
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" He added, "I hope we can recover from it.
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Ikasi Gym is helping around 50 people recover from strokes.
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"I think she will never recover from this," Trump said.
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"We're just now beginning to recover from Ike," said Halili.
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It's unclear how the hospitals will recover from the attack.
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Once you recover from measles, you are immune for life.
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It's very hard to recover from that poor first impression.
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It's going to take us years to recover from this.
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Trump clearly attempts to recover from his Round One loss.
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It might take ten, 15 years to recover from this.
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Your portfolio will have time to recover from today's volatility.
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What a nice way to recover from a busy weekend.
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The euro zone has yet to recover from its crisis.
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We will never recover from this, we will only survive.
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And indeed those breakdowns are very difficulty to recover from.
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All you can control is how you recover from it.
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Puerto Rico is still struggling to recover from Hurricane Maria.
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" Newser: "McConnell's Task: Recover From Worst Day of Political Life.
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Horses may be able to help you recover from trauma.
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Sleep masks so they can recover from the bachelorette party
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Clinton to recover from symptoms of the concussion are discordant.
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Smarter Living: Learning to recover from failure is a skill.
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That the stock market would never recover from his election.
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This was my chance to recover from this fucking nightmare.
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Could Mr. Bloomberg recover from his sputtering performance in Nevada?
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The White House denial helped futures recover from those losses.
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The allegations against Jackson aren't the sort you recover from.
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Many are struggling to recover from the Toys "R" bankruptcy.
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Ten percent of patients do not recover from the illnesses.
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The vast majority of people recover from the new coronavirus.
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The stroke she had was too massive to recover from.
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I guess the big question is, can we recover from this?
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Chipotle is still struggling to recover from its E. coli scandal.
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Both officers are expected to recover from their injuries, Ricketson said.
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SPLRCT rose 1.2 percent, continuing to recover from the recent selloff.
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The teen is expected to recover from his injuries, police said.
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"It can't recover from losing a guy like him," Carroll said.
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How easy is it to recover from a bad first date?
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Fortunately, there are ways people can begin to recover from PTSD.
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Brazil has yet to recover from its worst recession on record.
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It's almost like a warning, and you can recover from that.
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Those who recover from the virus may be prone to relapse.
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Toshiba is still trying to recover from a massive accounting scandal.
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"The doctor said he's going to recover from it," Westfall said.
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The department also provides loans to help producers recover from flooding.
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She thought it would help her recover from what had happened.
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The Wizards never seemed to recover from the fourth-quarter collapse.
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How does a once-proud party begin to recover from that?
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It's hard to recover from two and three-run home runs.
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The movement has yet to recover from the fallout from Charlottesville.
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The stock failed to recover from those losses on Wednesday morning.
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We were trying to recover from the tech boom and bust.
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Floods, hurricanes and wildfires will cost record amounts to recover from.
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Retail sales in Brazil are starting to recover from the recession.
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The island is still struggling to fully recover from the tragedy.
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In other words, a slow start is hard to recover from.
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Now, they're pouring resources into helping their community recover from Harvey.
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"Jamie doesn't recover from this quickly, nor should he," Balfe says.
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Unfortunately, there's no surefire way to recover from a hangover quickly.
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It can be hard to recover from a bad first impression.
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Wall Street was looking to recover from the previous session's trauma.
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If it does not recover from this process, it can die.
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Most people recover from the illness in five to seven days.
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READ: Here's what it's like to have and recover from Coronavirus.
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Oasis provides intense therapy to help them recover from their trauma.
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He's encouraging a kind of fragmentation that we cannot recover from.
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Googling how long it takes to recover from an eyelid lift.
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Shouldn't everyone be able to recover from a fall from grace?
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China will be the first country to recover from this pandemic.
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Since then, stocks have tried to recover from the sell-off.
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MORE would be out this week to recover from a surgery.
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I hope they will all be able to recover from this.
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Both have yet to recover from their mother's abandonment years ago.
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The company is seeking to recover from several public relations disasters.
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If crypto markets recover from current levels, what might we see?
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Employment in rural areas has yet to recover from the recession.
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Recover from everything Black Friday with a dreamy deal from Casper.
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And they had never gotten help to recover from that abuse.
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Early energy enabled the Kings to recover from a wobbly start.
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One big reason is Minnesota's ability to recover from a loss.
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"California itself is still trying to recover from drought," Wilkolak said.
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Ricardo Rosselló said the island needs to recover from the storm.
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Ouch. Trump will never be able to recover from that one.
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I remember he kept saying, 'How do you recover from that?
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The labor market's taken a decade to recover from the financial crisis.
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While others who fall may be able to recover from their stumble.
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The boy is expected to recover from his injuries, according to police.
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Having dads around likely helps moms recover from the ordeal of pregnancy.
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Coral can recover from bleaching, provided it's not exposed to further stresses.
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But it can be hard to recover from a loss of confidence.
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What were scientists recently able to recover from Ötzi the Iceman's stomach?
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Just when you recover from one near-fumble, three others spring up.
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She has numerous injuries but is expected to recover from the attack.
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Whew, it's going to take a while to recover from this one.
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We talked about whether or not Samsung could actually recover from this.
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The stigma of losing people's money can be hard to recover from.
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Brown, speaking out Tuesday, promised to recover from the trauma she endured.
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Soi Dogs stepped in to help Cola recover from this horrible incident.
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Brazil's economy has struggled to recover from a devastating 2015-16 recession.
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The Spaniard skipped the Asian swing to recover from a knee injury.
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"We were lucky to be able to recover from that," Wright said.
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Miss Trotter returned to Britain occasionally, to recover from episodes of exhaustion.
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It was clear that we could not just "recover" from the storm.
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It took three years for me to financially recover from that experience.
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LG: I don't know if you're ever gonna recover from that octopus.
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They take longer to recover from injury but hurt themselves less often.
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A salmon filet, though, could not recover from an excess of salt.
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California's wine country will take years to recover from the deadly blazes.
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Dogs (and most people) recover from that sort of trauma pretty well.
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But that doesn't actually help them recover from their addiction, their illness.
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And it's one we'll never recover from if trust means anything anymore.
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A colostomy bag collects human waste while digestive organs recover from injury.
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Although it's not easy, it is possible to recover from an affair.
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How could a person ever recover from preventable death of a sibling?
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Our bodies may not fully recover from the springtime bump for weeks.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) stays in his home state to recover from surgery.
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If you can't articulate something, you can't recover from it I've found.
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LendingClub has struggled to recover from the scandal surrounding Mr. Laplanche's departure.
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Pitchers generally take 12 to 14 months to recover from the operation.
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But Claire's seems strong enough to recover from bankruptcy, Mr. Cohen said.
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In theory, coral reefs can recover from even a severe bleaching event.
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The tech industry loves to extol its ability to recover from failure.
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Why it matters: Puerto Rico is struggling to recover from Hurricane Maria.
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That aid was meant to help rebuild Puerto Rico recover from Maria.
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They were separately in self-quarantine on Wednesday to recover from symptoms.
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"It took me a long time to recover from that," she said.
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They are still struggling to recover from the setbacks the disaster caused.
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The Year in Style 2016 Fashion may never quite recover from 2016.
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"I think she will never recover from this," Trump told the Post.
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In the oppressive humidity, I struggle to recover from the gargantuan effort.
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Worldwide, people are struggling to recover from political, religious, and ethnic conflicts.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) to recover from surgery and return to Washington. Sen.
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"It takes time to recover from these types of events," Saleh said.
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Puerto Rico continues to recover from the damage inflicted by the hurricane.
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It&aposs tough to recover from missteps in the world of retail.
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But we can control how we prepare for and recover from them.
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"I think she will never recover from this," Trump told the paper.
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The country is still struggling to recover from the ensuing debt crisis.
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It took us 10 years as a company to recover from that.
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Analysts were divided over how fast economies will recover from the downturn.
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Every day, more arrive to recover from their hike across the highlands.
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How do you actually recover from that kind of success and expectation?
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Analyst worries Chipotle may never recover from that whole E. coli thing Analyst worries Chipotle may never recover from that whole E. coli thing About a year ago, Chipotle had legions of fans on Wall Street and Main Street.
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Often, if racing up a mountain or around a road track, the ability to recover from dips in speed is where races are won, and with 156 corners, there are plenty of opportunities for Volkswagen to recover from dips.
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In Baltimore, he helped the Orioles recover from a string of losing seasons.
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Veternarians say Casper is walking well and should fully recover from the injury.
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Will Prince Philip recover from his surgery in time for the big day?
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Native goat populations in the Cascades have been slow to recover from overhunting.
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A woman wounded in the shooting is expected to recover from her injuries.
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He continues to recover from Tommy John surgery, which he underwent last August.
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We salute Officer Jesse Hartnett as he continues to recover from his wounds.
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Early reportedly will require six to 12 weeks to recover from the injury.
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So how did Colin recover from his humiliation at the Department of Defense?
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It only took him one entire decade to recover from Prince of Persia.
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On April 1, she took a leave of absence to recover from pneumonia.
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The Japanese carmaker has been struggling to recover from the ousting of Ghosn.
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The films provide real hope that people can, and do recover from addiction.
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The Netherlands took longer to recover from the euro crisis than some neighbours.
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The technology index rose 1.2 percent, continuing to recover from the recent selloff.
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Other companies have taken years to recover from the loss of a vehicle.
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The other two officers were expected to recover from their wounds, Register said.
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Their illnesses may make it more difficult for them to recover from depression.
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"The only way to recover from lack of sleep is sleep," he said.
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He found the genital injuries especially difficult to recover from, the Times reports.
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Public investment has yet to recover from deep cuts during the crisis years.
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The approach came as oil prices began to recover from a steep slump.
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It can take years for towns and cities to recover from major hurricanes.
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The technology index rose 2500 percent, continuing to recover from the recent selloff.
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Russia-US ties face long haul to recover from 'zero' 'Reset' of relations?
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People who recover from infection with one type are then immune to it.
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We did have that Civil War and we managed to recover from it.
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Struggling to recover from war, El Salvador could barely cope with the influx.
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While trying to recover from the controversies, Kalanick himself created a new one.
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In short, the perfect spot to recover from the stinging disappointments of adolescence.
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Higher interest rates may also help sterling to recover from its sharp fall.
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To help me recover from the injury, therapists started coming to my house.
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"I think she will never recover from this," Trump told The Washington Post.
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A shorter vacation can be easier to plan, budget for, and recover from.
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Police said all the eight victims were expected to recover from their injuries.
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How, and how fast, the economy will recover from that recession is unclear.
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That kind of disruption can be extremely difficult to recover from, she said.
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I don't know how we recover from this after this nightmare is over.
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But experts do believe that Boeing has a chance to recover from this.
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It's a brutal disease, one that can take months to fully recover from.
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But it's so hard for him to recover from doing something so small.
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I think we can recover from this, but it will take some time.
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Mindful Paul explains the concepts and practices that helped him recover from addiction.
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"People with serious psychological distress did not recover from the recession," Weissman says.
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Many of the places hit are still struggling to recover from recent wildfires.
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If only we could all recover from choking with such grace and poise.
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Communities ravaged by mass incarceration are still trying to recover from this approach.
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Smarter Living: Learning to recover from failure is a skill like any other.
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The team took quite a while to recover from its 0-2 start.
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Mr. Park took a leave of absence to recover from a psychological trauma.
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Energy stocks began to recover from their worst decline on record, advancing 1.9%.
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Unfortunately, one of our colleagues was not able to recover from the virus.
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Japan has struggled to recover from three recessions in the past eight years.
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Her movements, too, reflected an extra few days to recover from back spasms.
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Toshiba is still struggling to recover from the multi-billion dollar accounting scandal.
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It's unclear if one can ever truly recover from playing Resident Evil 2.
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Mr. Bloomberg, meanwhile, was out to recover from his shaky debut in Nevada.
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Is there any hope that we can recover from this never-ending nightmare?
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The U.S. economy was able to recover from both troubling times, Cramer said.
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We sit and have tea and recover from that weird, long ATV ride.
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His caddie's pep talk helped Rory McIlroy recover from a spate of bogeys.
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Most people recover from a common cold in a week or 20183 days.
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Popular's toxic property assets have hampered its attempts to recover from the crisis.
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It's "tough to recover from the first quarter that we had," he said.
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Planning ahead can help you figure out how you'll recover from those mistakes.
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As of Saturday, Blake Griffin had yet to recover from his own injury.
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North Korean socialism would never recover from this intrusion of market-based economics.
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Can anyone ever recover from the heartbreak of this kind of infinite love?
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And he helped the Y recover from one of its most difficult periods.
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I had to take a few days to kind of recover from that.
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Retirees have less time to recover from bad investment moves than younger workers.
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New mothers need nourishment as they recover from the hard work of childbirth.
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This program helps develop plans to prepare for and recover from natural disasters.
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We will never fully recover from the horrific outcome of our own hostage crises.
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It will likely take Tommy two months or more to recover from his injuries.
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Hedges told BBC News that he will "take years to recover" from the experience.
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That helped the Chinese economy to recover from the epidemic, said Australian bank Macquarie.
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"I'm not sure if this village will ever recover from what happened," he said.
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To this day, the city continues to recover from the effects of the storm.
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Despite her hurt, Peppermint hopes RuPaul is able to recover from this latest blunder.
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Yes I survived, but it will take a while to recover from the hedonism.
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"You close us down, and we will likely not recover from it," she added.
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Then, there are the costs of time to recover, from weeks to several months.
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Fighting at night gives me more time to rest and recover from the cut.
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Missing the boat on India's internet boom would have been difficult to recover from.
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Haiti continues to recover from a post-quake cholera outbreak that killed another 10,000.
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And it can make it easier for countries to recover from, say, natural disasters.
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Equifax is struggling to recover from one of the worst cyber attacks in history.
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"And it won't recover from that in the long term," Franke told Focus magazine.
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Most people recover from a salmonella infection without treatment after four to seven days.
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This used to be the kind of gaffe a new manager didn't recover from.
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The couple spent the rest of the night trying to recover from the hack.
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She knew she needed six weeks to medically recover from a scheduled C-section.
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New Orleans' population — 433,000 before the storm — does not recover from the mass evacuations.
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Typically, symptoms last four to seven days and most people recover from the illness.
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Richards subsequently apologized several times, but his career could never recover from the incident.
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The southern African country is still struggling to recover from the ensuing debt crisis.
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Still, it would take two or three years to fully recover from the move.
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Like Aol, Yahoo was never able to fully recover from the dot-com crash.
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The state has been slower to recover from the financial crisis than neighboring states.
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Even then it would take to three years to fully recover from the disruption.
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Residents in Missouri and Tennessee are still trying to recover from what hit them.
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Some people, for example, just need support while they recover from surgery or injuries.
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Puerto Rico is struggling to recover from Hurricane Maria, which hit on Sept. 20.
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Altuve continues to recover from a jarring collision with OF Teoscar Hernandez on Tuesday.
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John Bel Edwards (D) wants to help recover from the flooding near Baton Rouge.
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That could help banks recover from a long slump by making lending more profitable.
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Mr. Trump sought throughout the debate to recover from a politically damaging three weeks.
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However, coral can recover from a bleaching event, even if in a weakened state.
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The prospect of more economic support helped Chinese stock markets recover from early losses.
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On the low end, I would like to see my sister recover from depression.
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It will take me some time to recover from all this, but I will.
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And to recover from the trauma, they face a whole new set of challenges.
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There's one thing I haven't told you either: some people never recover from unemployment.
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Anecdotal reports have suggested the two drugs help some people recover from COVID-19.
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She thought she'd need only a few weeks off to recover from a mastectomy.
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The Cleveland Cavaliers recover from a 3-1 deficit to win the NBA Championship
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It turns out it took me more than a year to recover from Google.
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By comparison, Florida's citrus industry is receiving $2.3 billion to recover from Hurricane Irma.
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The vast majority of people recover from the new virus within a few weeks.
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It takes about 121 days, on average, for markets to recover from a correction.
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Predictions about how and when the economy could recover from coronavirus-induced slumps vary.
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Washington is prepared to spend trillions on helping the country recover from the pandemic.
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Alberta has been struggling to recover from the 2014-15 global oil price crash.
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Art helped me recover from post-traumatic stress, and it might help you, too.
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For a country to recover from a tourism slump, it must truly want to.
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Of course, the vast majority of young people recover from the flu just fine.
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Puerto Rico is struggling to recover from Hurricane Maria, which hit on Sept 20.
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It was a resounding success that also helped the restaurant recover from Sept. 11.
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Houston will ultimately recover from Harvey's devastation because its people are creative and courageous.
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In the best case, it will take a long time to recover from Trump.
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Many say that pot helps them to recover from hard workouts and races faster.
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The best way to recover from this horrific election is to take action—now.
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The blow to Sanders' family comes as he tries to recover from heart surgery.
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People can recover from their challenges and go on to lead productive, meaningful lives.
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KPN has been struggling to recover from years of weak sales and profit growth.
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He has also taken a year off three times to recover from aching knees.
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It will take years for Boeing to recover from the problems the plane caused.
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Caity got into weight-lifting on her journey to recover from an eating disorder.
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It'll take a few weeks for the amputee squirrel to recover from its wounds.
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It would take at least a decade to recover from a surge in resignations.
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The two are still undergoing treatment to recover from the deadly Russian nerve agent.
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And the serious question is, you know, how do we recover from this someday?
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MORE (R-Ariz.) staying home to recover from surgery, the committee announced Monday. Sen.
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Team Rubicon: Mobilizes military veterans to help people respond to and recover from disasters.
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While your body can recover from one night staying up in front of Netflix, just like it can recover from a heavy night on the town, it gets harder to pull itself back to good health if you're persistently repeating the behavior.
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The state is struggling to recover from some of the worst flooding in its history.
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Not reaching my goal felt like a blow I wasn't sure I could recover from.
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Moody's said Latin American economies would likely recover from their low growth in 2016-2017.
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We'll be lucky if we recover from this one before Game Three starts on Friday.
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WATTERS: Yes, that&aposs a tough one to recover from in modern-day America. Greg.
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Can Andrew Garfield recover from his underwhelming Spider-Man movies to put Silence in contention?
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The remedial work needed to recover from malware attacks can only drive up operating costs.
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Every foot closer to the ground means one less foot to recover from ... an incident.
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But it just might help the company recover from that food safety scare this winter.
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She recently postponed a string of concert dates to fully recover from plastic surgery procedures.
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Then she realised that spacing her children would give her time to recover from childbirth.
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That's going to be longer for me to recover from than my wife passing away.
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"It takes the average person about four minutes to recover from any interruption," she said.
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It's a charge people don't usually recover from, right up there with murderer or pedophile.
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Meanwhile, Mallory can't seem recover from her stab wound, despite Cordelia and Myrtle's best efforts.
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Carlie managed to recover from sorority rush quite well, but reminders of it pop up.
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How did Riverdale's new madame Penelope Blossom (Nathalie Boltt) recover from her burns so quickly?
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Trish continues to run her talk show and recover from her bad choices in men.
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Reefs can recover from bleaching events, but it takes time for the algae to return.
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Some people are never the same again and are unable to recover from that injury.
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Most runners tend to recover from acute kidney injury within two weeks, according to Perazella.
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He helped Boston recover from a late 11-point deficit and finished with 1113 points.
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The automaker is still trying to recover from a scandal surrounding ousted Chairman Carlos Ghosn.
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Even if you were trying to recover from climate change, it's going to be harder.
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Incidentally, it took between three to four months for me to recover from that surgery.
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It cost millions to recover from an attack that initially demanded about $50,000 in ransom.
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TDE President Punch also posted an update saying Jay Rock will recover from the accident.
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The divide laid bare the internal battle over how to recover from November's election defeat.
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You can (usually) always recover from a bad decision; it's inertia that will get you.
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Reports say Genie's been considering taking a break from tennis to recover from recent injuries.
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Hill remains day-to-day as he continues to recover from a sprained right thumb.
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At the time the industry was still struggling to recover from the impact of Fukushima.
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He returned home in mid-December to recover from side effects associated with his treatment.
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The NFL player previously helped Texans recover from Hurricane Harvey, raising more than $20 million.
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If she can recover from her knee operation, she said, she hopes to return again.
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The nation's third-largest bank has struggled to recover from a 2016 fake accounts scandal.
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Dolce & Gabbana's brand is struggling to recover from last year's run-in with national pride.
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Outside the 'GMA' studio Liam was asked if he can recover from this, career-wise.
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How precisely the White House will recover from the seismic activity remains to be seen.
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Wazira Banwo, 40, is watching her 8-year-old son, Asif Sheikh, recover from surgery.
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The company did not say how much money it hoped to recover from its insurance.
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Saudi Arabia is trying to recover from a global backlash following the killing of Khashoggi.
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A friend was able to provide antibiotics, which allowed Angelica to recover from the infection.
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Yet it is something that you don't recover from when you get that super-high.
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First, Trump will have to recover from arguably the rockiest week of his young presidency.
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Negroni: I think it's probably 60/40 that Boeing commercial aircraft will recover from this.
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"We thought there was no way we would ever recover from that hurricane," he said.
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Many rural communities, especially forest-dependent communities, have yet to recover from the economic downturn.
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"There are many instances of other species that recover from low population numbers," Thomas said.
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Claire hopes that giving Jamie a mission will help him recover from his recent trauma.
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This will compound the challenges and costs for countries working to recover from extreme weather.
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Our hearts are with Tia and her loved ones as they recover from this tragedy.
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The island is struggling to recover from Hurricane Maria, which made landfall on Sept. 20.
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And Texas is continuing to recover from Hurricane Harvey, which made landfall in late August.
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So we've been, you know, betting that the economy is going to recover from here.
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He watches the country recover from his presidency on prison TV. Make America Great Again!
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"In some cases ecosystems might not be able to recover from those events," he said.
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Now, the good news is that coral reefs can recover from these mass die-offs.
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What it's like to visit a former football player trying to recover from head trauma.
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Its also managed to recover from its deadly accident earlier this year, according to YouGov.
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I can't even imagine what it's going to be like to recover from his loss.
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The programs also help the men to be better fathers and to recover from trauma.
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The movie, directed by the actor Kevin Connolly, does not recover from the opening outburst.
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But I don't think it was so bad that his campaign can't recover from it.
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Candidates rarely recover from getting blown out of the water in the two early states.
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What's no longer clear is how long Boeing will take to recover from this crisis.
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Recover from feasting and knock out holiday shopping with 20% off any Macy's order sitewide.
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They've relied on some familiar faces to recover from a difficult start to the season.
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Trump said Saturday that Murkowski "will never recover" from the political consequences of opposing Kavanaugh.
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Being shot in the face in a video game is really easy to recover from.
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Retirees could draw income from cash and bonds while allowing stocks to recover from losses.
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This treatment eliminates the infection, but you may need more time to recover from symptoms.
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Thanks to this expanding category, we might be able to recover from our avocado shortage.
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When the economy began to recover from the 26 financial crisis, Mr. Putin's popularity increased.
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The report comes as Texas continues to recover from the damage caused by Hurricane Harvey.
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Her city spent more than $7 million to recover from a ransomware attack last year.
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Australia is just beginning to recover from being devastated by the worst bushfires in decades.
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"Zimbabwe was not given the chance to recover from the era of Mugabe," he said.
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And, you know, I think it's gonna take a long time to recover from this.
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Roughly two-thirds of GOP insiders, 65 percent, say Rubio can recover from New Hampshire.
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She helped me take those baby steps to recover from the trauma I had faced.
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Tracy Morgan is crediting Jordan Peele with helping him recover from his horrific 2014 car accident.
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What better way to recover from exhaustion and sleep deprivation than hosting a child's birthday party?
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What's the best way to recover from a sugar hangover (and to quit sweets for good)?
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Corona stayed at Paragon for eight days following her operation to recover from the stick injury.
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The earnings season comes as Wall Street tries to recover from sharp losses seen last week.
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We don't think we'll ever emotionally recover from Beyoncé's Grammys performance — and neither can these celebs.
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It was Tiger's second tournament back after a 15-month hiatus to recover from back surgery.
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Katy Perry sure knows how to help partygoers and Coachella attendees recover from a long weekend.
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To our Japanese friends, the American people stand with you as you recover from this tragedy.
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The victim will recover from his injuries and is at home with his parents, police said.
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Deutsche Bank is not the only Frieze sponsor that has been scrambling to recover from controversy.
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In these situations, a third-party financial professional can help them recover from bad money habits.
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Our prayers are with the other accident victims who are fighting to recover from their injuries.
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The pup survived the fall and is expected to recover from his injuries following emergency surgery.
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Well, that and... It's the elephant in the room: can Samsung recover from the Note 7?
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But The Discovery's real question isn't as sexy: how do we recover from our biggest regrets?
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As for the innocent dog caught in fray, he is expected to recover from the attack.
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To recover from recent lows, Facebook needs to establish an extraordinary level of trust with users.
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It's touting this as a helpful feature if you're trying to recover from a ransomware attack.
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Understanding why reefs like Black Rock survive and recover from overheating is essential to conservation efforts.
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"I don't think a woman can ever recover from a miscarriage," she says in the clip.
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I don't think he'll ever truly recover from what he's experienced and the things he's seen.
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That should offer an opportunity to the Socialists—if they can recover from their leadership battle.
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"It's going to take more time than we thought to recover from this situation," Saikawa said.
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In Iraq, a community struggles to recover from an oil inferno left behind by ISIS terrorists.
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Once those orders are filled, Foxconn may be able to recover from its low profit margins.
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Oil prices hit late-2014 high, recover from Trump tweet criticizing OPEC ** Industrials up 2.1 pct.
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Kim isn't planning any big celebrations, since she's still taking time to recover from her robbery.
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We were able to recover from the last little hiccup and get back in the mix.
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News set after taking some time away from the program to recover from her double mastectomy.
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Thank you for watching, thank you for helping me and my family recover from this loss.
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Recovery is possible, not only to recover from this thing but to actually thrive after addiction.
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The unexpected crisis comes as Lebanon had just begun to recover from years of political paralysis.
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Pierre-Paul continues to recover from a neck injury sustained in a car accident in May.
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That triggered a currency collapse and debt crisis that Mozambique is still struggling to recover from.
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Click through to discover five ways you can recover from a breakup from the inside out.
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Drilling contractors have struggled to recover from a steep drop in oil prices four years ago.
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Doctors ordered Smart to rest for up to two weeks to recover from the head injury.
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What I think she didn't expect was the one thing she could never recover from: guilt.
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Your dignity will never recover from a specialty bowl/piping hot cheese/sharp onion critical hit.
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According to NOAA, these statistics take into account all forms of spending to recover from damage.
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"I'm just trying most of all to recover from that and just move on," she explained.
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Major damage at schools The Houston Independent School District is scrambling to recover from the storm.
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It's knowing, cutting, dismissive and almost impossible to gracefully recover from: "ok boomer" and you're done.
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This "wrong direction" is what makes it extra hard to recover from long-distance eastward travels.
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She encourages women to take time to recover from childbirth and check with their doctors first.
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She was inspired to study nutrition after a dietitian helped her recover from an eating disorder.
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Their message: Panama City has made progress but still needs help to recover from Hurricane Michael.
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Experience a stable sense of self-worth and more easily recover from minor setbacks and mistakes.
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Some people may recover from the flu in a few days and others within two weeks.
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Our oceans are still struggling to recover from decades of destructive fishing practices and industrial pollution.
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But there's something about being dunked on by a kid that you just can't recover from.
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Clinton, who needed a commanding performance to recover from her disappointment in Michigan, faced a grilling.
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The Democrats are taking a "big tent" approach as they try to recover from the election.
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Some of these areas have yet to recover from the soaking they received in Hurricane Florence.
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There are myriad ways to decompress and recover from the stresses and strains of everyday life.
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" "The whole state is pulling together as we respond to and recover from the ongoing #NebraskaFlood!
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In 2010, as NBC was trying to recover from the decision to replace its 10 p.m.
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Restoring electricity supply is a high priority as Puerto Rico struggles to recover from the hurricane.
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So in a best-case scenario, remdesivir may show it helps patients recover from COVID-19.
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But they also know they can recover from lapses and how to get back on track.
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However, the figures from China give some indication that most people do recover from the illness.
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Elvis Costello has canceled the remainder of his European tour to recover from a cancer operation.
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Mainland Chinese stocks surged on the day as they attempted to recover from Friday's steep fall.
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And Puerto Ricans, who are struggling to recover from Maria, fear they will not be ready.
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How do I get back to feeling like myself again as I recover from the trauma?
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He arrived in New Hampshire promising he'd recover from the "gut punch" of results from Iowa.
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Turns out, Oscar-winning actresses have to remind themselves to recover from endless days on set.
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Puerto Rico continues to seek billions of dollars in federal funds to recover from Hurricane Maria.
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"She'll have great wins, and she'll have devastating losses that she'll recover from," Corey Gauff said.
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Puerto Rico is continuing to recover from damage caused when a hurricane tore through the island.
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It seems doubtful: the damage was probably too severe, the kind you never really recover from.
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Stocks on Monday began the attempt to recover from their worst week since the financial crisis.
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Can people who recover from a bout with the new coronavirus become infected again — and again?
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The team's manager complained that his players had wanted more time to recover from the attack.
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Her comments come as Sanders puts his campaign on hold to recover from the heart attack.
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It took years for some parts of Queens, low income neighborhoods, to recover from Hurricane Sandy.
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Presidents can recover from a difficult first six months, as Bill Clinton did, Mr. Engel said.
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"I was doing coke in the bathroom in the morning to recover from hangovers," he said.
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GROWTH TRANSITION Analysts said McDermott had led a company struggling to recover from the 2001 dot.
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The incident comes as WeWork continues to recover from a number of gaffes in recent months.
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"It's a very unfortunate injury, but it's something he'll recover from," Rays manager Kevin Cash said.
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"We may never recover from the damage that he can do," Bloomberg said in a speech.
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They're not going to help you recover from a breach, they're just going to investigate it.
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These myriad consequences that come with a default can be hard to recover from, Kantrowitz said.
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But he said exports have yet to fully recover from a sharp slowdown late last year.
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Today, across Puerto Rico, children are struggling, too often in darkness, to recover from the hurricanes.
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I was curious whether a company that profited from online breaches could recover from its own.
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He survived, but reportedly needed three days to recover from the effects of the G-forces.
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Two other takeaways from this week's survey: Republicans say Marco Rubio can recover from New Hampshire.
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I think what we can talk about, is really that there's hope to recover from it.
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The British pound is pushing higher as markets continue to recover from the post-Brexit hangover.
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We broke the story ... Luke died Monday after being unable to recover from a massive stroke.
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And once the damage is done, "It's not something you outgrow or recover from," Loeb said.
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Murray played three matches in late June before withdrawing from Wimbledon to better recover from the operation.
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The event arguably sent bitcoin into a tailspin that the currency didn't recover from until this year.
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Egypt has struggled to recover from a period of economic and political turmoil after a 2011 uprising.
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But in the experiments, the moth is somehow able to recover from the knock and continue flying.
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The program's reputation could take years to recover from the uncertainty sown over the past three months.
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The lender has been trying to recover from a sales scandal for close to two years now.
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Zheng did not recover from the effects of incarceration for a long time after she was freed.
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Sharon Osbourne took over managing her husband's career, and she helped him recover from substance abuse issues.
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Unlike microcephaly, most people recover from Guillain- Barre; most common in adult males, according to the WHO.
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Chipotle has struggled over the last two years to recover from a series of food safety scares.
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Meanwhile, Sylvia Saucedo is still struggling to recover from the most terrifying 2300 minutes of her life.
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Still, it took a month and a half to recover from the symptoms she had in November.
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In late December, Jackson attributed a tour delay to her need to recover from an unspecified surgery.
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Puerto Rico continues to recover from Maria, which knocked out power for hundreds of thousands of residents.
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It's a blow to our leadership, and that will take time and great effort to recover from.
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The league has also been trying to recover from a bizarre conclusion to the 2014-15 season.
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In late December, she attributed a tour delay to her need to recover from an unspecified surgery.
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SpaceX generates cash and has an impressive order book, but must recover from the explosion in September.
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"It really breaks your heart wondering how folks are going to recover from such loss," Hall says.
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The couple has a few days to recover from their trip before returning to the public eye.
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There's also increasing data that certain foods and nutrients help our brain grow and recover from injury.
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Those interested in donating to help the Guzman family recover from the fire can do so here.
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Major modern economic shocks, like the Great Depression, have taken a decade or so to recover from.
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Yes, but who has the time to sit around for three hours to recover from its splendor.
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But it also relates to the way that the authorities have helped economies recover from the crisis.
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Christopher continues to recover from his injuries and relatives tell PEOPLE he recently graduated from high school.
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In many cases, with monitoring, pets fully recover from marijuana toxicity with no complications or side effects.
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I hope they can recover from this, which will really depend on who wins the next HOH.
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"It's going to take a long time for our Fish family to recover from this," he said.
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"I joined YC to recover from the brain damage of starting companies," he said in an interview.
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The issue will have a major impact on how much each group will recover from the bankruptcy.
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The longer the time horizon, the more opportunity investors have to recover from the inevitable market downturns.
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Some saw Sarkozy's decision to intervene as a desperate move to recover from these record popularity lows.
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Asian markets did recover from Friday's lows but European markets fell by around 1% in early trading.
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Local officials gathered to mourn the victims, saying the community will work to recover from the shooting.
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Now, as the wounded recover from their injuries, investigators are trying to understand what prompted the shootings.
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His prospects of increasing his Tour tally looked bleak, however, when he struggled to recover from illness.
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RHP Nick Tropeano seeks to recover from his worst outing of the season Sunday against the Rays.
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Brissett and Tolzien are filling in for starter Andrew Luck, who continues to recover from shoulder surgery.
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And, I don&apost -- hopefully by the time he&aposs gone, we can recover from this mess.
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As patients recover from their immediate illness, the remaining diagnostics and treatments are often completed after discharge.
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It was a more open trade policy that helped the United States recover from the Great Depression.
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Silicon Valley entrepreneur Jason Calacanis, a dot-com-era veteran, said Tesla will recover from today's losses.
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Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, and Floyd Mayweather all use Cryotherapy to quickly recover from pain and injuries.
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Because of this, she only took four weeks to recover from childbirth and bond with her newborn.
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Many American workers, struggling to recover from the recession, have said they feel squeezed out by immigrants.
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Mr. Rajoy's future also hinges on whether the Socialists can recover from their largely self-inflicted crisis.
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In collaboration with Wirecutter, here are four other items to help you recover from an intense workout.
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Renewable energy stocks could be the first to recover from the virus-fueled crisisThat's according to JPMorgan.
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A 96-year-old woman is now the oldest South Korean to fully recover from the coronavirus.
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That rise came over many months; now there are just weeks to recover from the political fallout.
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We cannot get there if we don't acknowledge what it is we are struggling to recover from.
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People with unhealthy habits may also be hurting their ability to recover from illness, Dr. Tosh said.
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She said it took her years in counseling to recover from her trauma and feelings of guilt.
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At least 57,000 of those cases have gone on to recover from the coronavirus, officials said Sunday.
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Slovenia has yet to recover from a downturn in 2009; its economy has shrunk by 8 percent.
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Our Southern neighbor has offered the state aid and assistance to help recover from the catastrophic floods.
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Every ping your phone emits is another distraction, one that can take several minutes to recover from.
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"In my view, negative interest rates poorly position an economy to recover from a downturn," Rosengren said.
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Giuseppe Petrocchi, archbishop of L'Aquila, the Italian mountain town struggling to recover from an earthquake in 2009.
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That's because even if there's a market downturn, younger investors have time to recover from the losses.
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After all, the 3a (pictured at top) helped the company recover from some lackluster sales last year.
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But corporations helping Houston recover from the storm's effects aren't just acting altruistically or buffing their reputations.
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The test is just beginning The devastation in the Houston area will take years to recover from.
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Some of this may be repairable quickly, while some of it may take years to recover from.
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Jeff Bezos announced that Amazon is donating $690,000 to help the country recover from the devastating bushfires.
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Brooker speaks of certain shows from his childhood as though he were yet to recover from them.
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The damage that the U.S. will face may take decades to recover from, if we ever do.
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Federer gained a couple of days to recover from a head cold that had been bothering him.
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The latest results came as Sanders puts his campaign on hold to recover from a heart attack.
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Many African-Americans are struggling and live in poverty because their families could not recover from slavery.
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The restaurant chain's stock has been struggling to recover from outbreaks of food-borne illnesses in 20183.
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Adolescents do recover from their suicidal thoughts, and most go on to lead happy and productive lives.
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As a result, parents also need to be treated in order to recover from their child's trauma.
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USAG is struggling to recover from the scandal as several high-ranking officials have left the organization.
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Stocks erased earlier losses Tuesday as the indexes tried to recover from Monday's 1,175-point sell-off.
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Puerto Rico is still trying to recover from devastating hurricanes that hit the Caribbean island in 2017.
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The FCC license comes as Puerto Rico struggles to recover from the devastating effects of Hurricane Maria.
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In reality, the claim that patients can recover from these treatments is not justified by the data.
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Overall, though, the Houston market will take years to fully recover from a disaster of this magnitude.
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You begin to realize this is going to take a really long time to recover from. Gov.
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Then the woman proceeded to ask Biden if he could recover from his weak finish in Iowa.
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We are currently focusing on staycations, within-country travel … domestic travel will recover from this crisis first.
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A whole generation may never recover from the Great Recession that followed the financial crisis of 2008.
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Patients are prescribed controlled doses of the drug to help them recover from heroin or painkiller addiction.
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It destroyed nearly 9 million jobs, and it's been a long, slow slog to recover from it.
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The weapon could also fire multiple bullets, increasing the chance someone would have to recover from multiple wounds.
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After initially slipping on the Brexit result, U.S. markets rose sharply on Tuesday to recover from Monday's losses.
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U.S. stock index futures rallied on Wednesday as global markets continued to recover from the Brexit vote swoon.
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When working with your security expert to recover from your data breach, make sure you preserve your evidence.
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In October, a court granted his request to recover from surgery in the hospital rather than in prison.
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There were no signs of healing to suggest that the man had time to recover from these injuries.
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He had a setback with his brother in the offseason and he can't seem to recover from it.
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Point guard Darren Collison continues to recover from a knee ailment that sidelined him for a game Dec.
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It is still too early to tell how Lillith's back legs will recover from the trauma she suffered.
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Typically, it takes a stocks an average of 121 days, or four months, to recover from a correction.
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Eddie is also using the sun and sand to help him recover from his most recent heart procedure.
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It's just not as good as after 2010, when the economy finally started to recover from the recession.
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"But it will take us a long time to restock and fully recover from this drought," he said.
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He spent nearly a month in the hospital and is continuing to recover from his injuries, WNDU reported.
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Not having the weekend to recover from work has me longing for Friday, even though it's only Wednesday.
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The Prodigal Girlfriend Returns Issa stays with Molly for two days to recover from what happened with Lawrence.
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The economy is beginning to recover from its worst recession on record; inflation and interest rates are falling.
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People tend to find it harder to recover from this form of cheating than a purely physical one.
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Both Hoskins and Hertlein attest to just how hard it is to help couples recover from online cheating.
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Former BP CEO John Browne said Thursday the U.K. would likely never recover from leaving the European Union.
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His comments helped markets recover from two-months lows after both side imposed duties on each other's imports.
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The raft of 52-week highs comes as the broader market continues to recover from its coronavirus losses.
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"These little puppies can't fend for themselves," she said, pointing to the room where dogs recover from surgery.
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If the narrative can recover from the decisions made during this Negan arc, I'd consider it a miracle.
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Nairo Quintana had already been dropped, as the Colombian struggles to recover from an energy-sapping Giro d'Italia.
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Gaming industry leader Tencent is trying to recover from a lengthy game approval freeze in China last year.
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Gracie's daily visits helped Dina, 47, summon the courage and strength to recover from ovarian cancer in 2016.
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A collapse of the proposal would further hamper its efforts to recover from seven straight quarters of losses.
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That was an answer that Trump would really need to reach deep within his dignity to recover from.
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He did help John recover from his extensive injuries in the last movie though, so you never know.
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Facebook spent Thursday trying to recover from an hours-long outage, the worst disruption in the company's history.
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Expectations of lower borrowing costs have helped European equities recover from May's losses and resume their 2019 rally.
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But the net present value that shareholders would recover from the investment-banking division could be roughly €15bn.
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The Republican nominee has struggled to recover from the episode as easily as he has from previous controversies.
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She said Trump may not recover from that damage if he does not do more to show remorse.
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"Retirement is out of the question for me, I don't think I can recover from this," Nelson said.
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Officers Jesse Hempen, 31, and David McKeown, 33, are expected to recover from injuries sustained in Saturday's shooting.
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Toshiba is trying to recover from a book-keeping scandal in which it overstated profits from around 2009.
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While we recover from Vegas, please be advised that what happened there last week has not stayed there.
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Michigan this week outlined a plan involving several state agencies to help the city recover from the crisis.
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After all, many people manage to recover from addiction without the help of medication or even clinical intervention.
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Signs of progress in trade talks have helped Wall Street recover from a rough start to the month.
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It takes a long time to recover from extensive touring also so there's been a lot of rest.
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But in some cases, ecosystems can quickly recover from hurricanes because they evolved to withstand these severe storms.
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"Newtown continues to recover from the worst public school tragedy in the history of the country," he said.
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Vaccines and other drugs serve an important purpose in keeping people healthy and helping them recover from illness.
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However, the birds' surprisingly low genetic variation caused it to be unable to recover from humanity's overhunting practices.
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Hillary Clinton was back on the campaign trail Thursday after three days of rest to recover from pneumonia.
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Rather than duck and cover, the country needs to know how to stand and recover from any disaster.
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The aim is to help Congo recover from a war that killed anywhere from 22006,223 to 22006m people.
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Majority Whip Steve Scalise continues to recover from being shot at a baseball practice earlier in the summer.
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This is a common-sense decision on the merits that will help the island recover from Hurricane Maria.
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I had to pause, both to recover from brain freeze and to stop myself from committing a spoiler.
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Snyder defied those calls, saying he intends to help Flint and its residents recover from the water crisis.
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Within 10 or 15 years, some of these economists think, Britain would recover from a decision to leave.
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The bill comes as the territory continues to recover from Hurricane Maria, which devastated the island last year.
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And this will be physical damage, not suppression, so this unit will not recover from the destruction inflicted.
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Fortunately, no one got hurt, and my job gave me the day off to recover from my shock.
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My Parkinson's has been progressing, and I am continuing physical therapy to recover from a fall in July.
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Scalise, who will never completely recover from the injuries he sustained that day, still walks with a limp.
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"It's an expanded record of events that we were able to recover from within ground zero," Gulick said.
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Cultivating pride in new skills was also important in helping survivors to recover from their ordeal, experts said.
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Zimbabwe faces severe challenges as it seeks to recover from an economic crisis dating back to Mugabe's rule.
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Growth to recover from 2018 to mid-single-digit percentage, driven by fixed-broadband and mobile data services.
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It's about expanding drilling in the Gulf, even as those communities work to recover from the BP disaster.
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Sources close to the rapper tell us ... CB needs to recover from her recent liposuction and breast augmentation.
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Toshiba is trying to recover from the book-keeping scandal in which it overstated profits from around 2009.
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The assault nearly severed the bird's foot and left Pinky with traumatic injuries she could not recover from.
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Ted Cruz attends a Houston Texans game on Sunday, as the city continues to recover from Hurricane Harvey.
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No invoice, no estimate and none of the documents needed for me to recover from an insurance company.
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Target's stock fell almost 19 percent following the scandal and took a year to recover from the losses.
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Which mental illnesses can I 'recover' from and which ones will pretty much be with me for life?
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Championships, awards, the sudden ability to recover from a concussion in record time—Crosby truly did it all.
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As Romero and his wife, Claudia, attempt to recover from the physical and emotional pain, they want answers.
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LHP Clayton Kershaw seeks to recover from his first loss of the season on Sunday against the Padres.
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For the Great Barrier Reef to fully recover from bleaching that has occurred would take decades, Eakin says.
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Without them, many species may become threatened and the surrounding ecosystems may take longer to recover from wildfires.
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And they never recover from ... You don't see a lot of ... We'll get to that in a second.
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The firm says it helps people "help people recover from water, fire, mold or other storm related damage".
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Because of this cycle, it takes longer for blacks to fully recover from periods of prolonged cyclical unemployment.
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Some could not attend, including 22 victims of the attacks who remain hospitalized as they recover from injuries.
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The triple killing has reverberated through Sheepshead Bay, leaving workers and customers struggling to recover from the events.
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There was the cotton farmer who could not get disaster assistance to help him recover from Hurricane Michael.
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It will take time for Ajax's young players, no matter how bright their future, to recover from this.
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Questions remain about whether Boeing will fully recover from the crisis, and whether criminal charges will be filed.
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Unlike retirement savings, your home down payment savings won't have decades to recover from short-term market losses.
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We cannot recover from this crisis and prepare for the next if people do not trust our institutions.
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Although heroin and street fentanyl are more dangerous, most of those who avoid fatal overdoses recover from addiction.
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If you're young, you have time to recover from any losses you may take during a financial crisis.
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After the September 11 attacks, he helped New York City recover from the darkest days in its history.
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Broad-leaved drumsticks, which are only found in eastern New South Wales, are equipped to recover from fires.
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Digital currency ethereum climbed Friday to a record high, while bitcoin attempted to recover from a recent slump.
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Nigeria and Libya have been exempt from the cuts to help their industries recover from years of unrest.
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The Nets improved to 1153-1143 without Kyrie Irving, who continued to recover from a right shoulder impingement.
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Ultimately, Queensland's government believes the discovery will help the state recover from the damage caused by the flooding.
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Protein is important for the immune system as well as to help recover from your weight training sessions.
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The rebound in oil prices coupled with strong U.S. industrial production data helped markets recover from recent jitters.
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Carbohydrates in yogurt provide energy, which are important in helping you recover from a cold, according to King.
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It's designed to help communities recover from disasters and help more people support the causes they care about.
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Gregg is CEO of ID Experts, which helps companies and consumers recover from data breaches and identity fraud.
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Each document represents yet another try at helping her son Sean recover from a decade of drug addiction.
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The development comes as prices for prime central London property are forecast to recover from a recent slowdown.
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Police said the mother was taken to a local hospital and is expected to recover from her injuries.
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Protecting pristine nature or allowing it to recover from human development are essential tactics for fighting climate change.
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Unlike the more well-known coral bleaching phenomenon, coral typically cannot recover from Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease.
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If it's 203 years out, for instance, clients still have plenty of time to recover from a downturn.
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In Australia, for example, plants have evolved a variety of mechanisms that help them recover from brush fires.
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We were bullish then, and we are bullish now, that Samsung will recover from the Note 7 recall.
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Others are designed to help them not just recover from injuries, but upgrade their capabilities in helpful ways.
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"I think if we manage to motivate the young ones to give time to their bodies to recover from training before playing and then to give time to their bodies to recover from playing before training, this simple message can help us have fewer injuries in the future," Paganini said.
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That's a lot of time to be without power — especially as Puerto Rico attempts to recover from the storm.
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Chipotle has been trying to recover from the contaminations, which caused some of its customers to shun the restaurants.
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Also, I don't do cocaine anymore because I'm too old and I don't have time to recover from it.
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Wells Fargo said on Monday it had already taken steps to recover from its crisis and hold executives accountable.
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The hour will give babies time to recover from the birthing experience, find the mother's nipple and latch on.
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Iran, Libya, and Nigeria are all trying to increase output right now as they recover from sanctions or conflict.
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A 4-month-old puppy is putting her best face forward, literally, to recover from a dog fight injury.
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A full blown collapse will mean our planet was too sensitive to recover from damage caused by its humankind.
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One is that our nation's decentralized power grid would likely be able to recover from an attack pretty quickly.
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Facebook's reputation has yet to fully recover from those missteps, which cut straight to the core of its business.
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Puerto Rico barely had a minute to recover from being grazed by Hurricane Irma when Maria approached the island.
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Central challenge Another central challenge for Democrats is to recover from the bitter split of the 2016 presidential primary.
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She is taking today to recover from her night on the red carpet with a little Netflix and chill.
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I've needed about six years to recover from that bottom and to grow out of my disordered, childish beliefs.
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Trump had objected to including funding to help Puerto Rico recover from the devastation of Hurricane Maria in 2017.
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A man dressed in surfing trunks, a T-shirt and flip-flops had come to recover from marathon training.
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UNIVERSITY campuses can take a while to get going in the mornings, as students recover from extra-curricular antics.
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Other community members have personally extended themselves to my family and me as I slowly recover from my injuries.
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But the firm has shown that it can recover from crises by developing new technology and making clever acquisitions.
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Baez said Nordlicht and the other defendants believed they could recover from a liquidity crunch in 2014 and 2015.
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If Mr Kern and Mr Mitterlehner cannot turn things around, the FPÖ will quickly recover from the latest setback.
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AWS notes that it built the service to recover from failures within 30 seconds and promises 99.99 percent availability.
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Lenore took about a year to recover from the birth, and in that time he and George grew close.
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While most people recover from measles without complications, the virus can cause encephalitis, meningitis, pneumonia, liver infection and death.
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The news was announced as the musician continues to recover from unrelated complications following a recent heart valve procedure.
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Once there, girls will be provided with therapy to help them recover from their abuse and lead normal lives.
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Her characters knew as well as she did that the country had yet to recover from its original sin.
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" The group commends self-dating to recover from sex addiction, a concept that Lucy rejects: "This seemed fucking annoying.
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Uh, there's this phenomenon where people recover from an overdose with naloxone and they're angry when they wake up.
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Because if they can't recover from a bad app, a hack or a hurricane could be far more devastating.
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How To Recover From A Fight With Your Live-In Partner The Difference Between A "Healthy" & An "Unhealthy" Argument
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Yet experts say it is key to fill such basic needs if children are to recover from their experiences.
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The critical question: how much profitability is being squeezed by the company's attempts to recover from its many controversies?
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Watson gave his first game check to three cafeteria workers who were still trying to recover from the hurricane.
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Around 70% of Dollar General's customers live in rural places which have been slow to recover from the recession.
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European stocks closed flat on Friday afternoon, as global markets continued to recover from a days-long sell-off.
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The economy has struggled to recover from the Ebola epidemic, which killed almost 5,000 Liberians between 2014 and 2016.
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She warned grandparents not to invest conservatively for a child, who has years to recover from a bear market.
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Puerto Rico has struggled to recover from Hurricane Maria, which devastated its power grid in September of last year.
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Failure to recover from recession, coupled with significant deviation from stated macroeconomic and fiscal policy aims, would be negative.
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Kim Kardashian has understandably been taking time off from the spotlight to recover from her Paris robbery last month.
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Anyone could have been forgiven for wondering if the area could recover from two disasters in a single decade.
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We stand ready to support the victims and the Las Vegas community as they recover from this devastating act.
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Her building was forced to close for two months to recover from the damage, and she considered shutting down.
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Microsoft is introducing a new OneDrive feature this week that will make it easier to recover from ransomware attacks.
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At trial, the jury was shown 275 files investigators were able to recover from Cox's computer, the spokesperson confirms.
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It's a journey to recover from any kind of trauma, but you can end up happy in the end.
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The Maison Rose aims to help women recover from psychological trauma through music, art, and other types of therapy.
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The more he goes down this dark path, the harder it will be for him to recover from it.
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I consider myself a patriot because I do volunteer work—we helped the city recover from an ecological disaster.
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Guerrera signaled in confusion at the referee when Barrón did not recover from the move, according to The Guardian.
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RHP Chris Tillman seeks to recover from his worst outing of the season Tuesday when he faces the Dodgers.
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Jerry Brown on Saturday called on President Trump to help California fight and recover from another devastating wildfire season.
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None of the regimens appeared to alter the time it took babies to recover from pain after their shots.
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He remained in Arizona last week to recover from the surprise operation but returned to the Senate floor Tuesday.
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"The more he goes down this dark path, the harder it will be for him to recover from it."
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Juppé responds with a sunnier promise: With restored economic prosperity through liberalization, France can recover from its spiritual malaise.
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The brick-and-mortar retailing industry has been trying to recover from years of declining sales and mounting losses.
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Southern states, who are still struggling to fully recover from the financial crisis, will see an increase in funding.
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While he made a fortune from the financial crisis, far too many Ohioans have yet to recover from it.
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The 70-year-old rock legend canceled shows in Australia, New Zealand and Japan to recover from his illness.
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As parts of the South recover from recent tornadoes, we explore how these twisters spin down from the sky.
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The Riverside County Animal Services said the puppy died Wednesday after it couldn't recover from last week's traumatic experience.
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"I have confidence that we're going to recover from this," said co-CEO Steve Ells, during a conference presentation.
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Instead, consider traveling over the weekend so you can give yourself more time to recover from a long journey.
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That's a boon for a shipping industry that is struggling to recover from on of its worst-ever downturns.
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"You can tell if you feel like you are unable to recover from the workout you had," she explains.
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Eating chocolate, or drinking it swirled into milk, has a reputation for helping people recover from a tough workout.
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To succeed in life, you need mental toughness to overcome the obstacles in your way and recover from setbacks.
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Nonetheless, California's forests are in a period of intense change as they recover from fire, drought, and human development.
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Corn was consolidating after a four-session rally that had seen the cereal recover from a seven-year lows.
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Defending Olympic champion Jin Jong-oh of South Korea failed to recover from a poor start and finished fifth.
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At some point in our lives, we will all find ourselves trying to recover from a harrowing relationship breakdown.
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By cutting out these foods for 303 days, the thinking goes, the body can recover from their "negative" impacts.
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The Skripals survived, and continue to recover from the attack — but it's unclear if Rowley will be as lucky.
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If he does, the harm done to rule of law in the country will be difficult to recover from.
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And the country will recover from this by bearing down, working harder, and coming up with swell policy ideas?
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However, where does that leave the cash-strapped island as it struggles to recover from the devastation of Maria?
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A resilient power grid can withstand or quickly recover from such events, and considers and mitigates key system vulnerabilities.
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Still, you have at least nine years for a portion of that portfolio to recover from any sustained downturn.
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Kevin Hart made his first major awards show appearance as he continues to recover from his September car accident.
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Dale Earnhardt Jr. will miss the rest of the Nascar season as he continues to recover from a concussion.
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I wish I could tell women to trust their instincts and accurately recognize, label and recover from workplace misogyny.
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When she finally was taken to a doctor Lauren was told her body might never recover from the damage.
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"There are a lot of people that suffered significant pain and weren't able to recover from it," Ghodsi said.
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Even though it looked picture-perfect, it could actually take the park 300 years to recover from the damage.
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Investors are confronting the possibility that Treasury yields may not meaningfully recover from their decades-long decline anytime soon.
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Respondents pinpointed this mistake to age 34, on average, and said it took over a decade to recover from.
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It is clear that we have learned a lot about how to respond to, and recover from, major disasters.
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And while technology can help protect against, and recover from, cyberattacks, there is no one silver-bullet technological solution.
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Russell Westbrook contributed 29 points, 13 rebounds and eight assists to help the Thunder recover from a slow start.
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In addition to habitat loss, koalas are very slow breeders, and could take decades to recover from the incident.
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In these so-called "gray divorces," the cost of mistakes in the process can be hard to recover from.
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Lyft's IPO preparations come as its larger competitor, Uber Technologies, is attempting to recover from a range of scandals.
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That includes the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), the government-run insurer intended to help Americans recover from floods.
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The decision to stop financing the experiments is Volkswagen's latest effort to recover from the international emissions-cheating scandal.
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And the people who made "game faces" were able to recover from the stress of completing the puzzle faster.
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Now we will have a chance to experience how he — and his equally famous wife — recover from this illness.
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The airline industry is reportedly requesting $50 billion to help it recover from the damage caused by the coronavirus.
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Ricardo Rosselló asked Congress this month for $94.4 billion in aid to help the island recover from Hurricane Maria.
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Mexico sent supplies and electricity workers to help Puerto Rico recover from damages by Hurricane Maria, the statement said.
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He had struggled to fully recover from a June 2017 fall in his apartment where he'd hit his head.
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He told reporters early in camp that he was still working to recover from two surgeries on the wrist.
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Americans have spent much of the past decade wondering when the economy would recover from the crippling Great Recession.
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While Biden returned to his previous polling level relatively quickly, Trump's dip took a little longer to recover from.
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A pilot study offers "a very promising start" in the effort to help people recover from traumatic brain injuries.
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He barely had time to recover from the nausea and fatigue when it was time for the next cycle.
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Studies suggest that this form of therapy can help people recover from anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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It's one of the most pressing questions: Do people who recover from Covid-113 develop immunity to the virus?
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The two-week delay will give time for Boca players to recover from injuries sustained in the bus attack.
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For highly stressed, high-achieving students, a gap year offers time to recover from high school before tackling college.
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Future gains are never guaranteed, but the stock market reflects the economy, which will eventually recover from the coronavirus.
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And even stock-heavy portfolios took under four years to fully recover from the devastating 2007-2008 financial crisis.
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In Seville, I purposefully slept through a bus ride I'd booked because I needed to recover from a cold.
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In some places I meet veterans trying to recover from the psychic wounds they suffered in Iraq or Afghanistan.
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Furthermore, current indications are that its home Chinese market is starting to recover from the impact of Covid-19.
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Remind them the country can handle this, based on our ability to recover from tough times in the past.
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Puerto Rico has continued to struggle both to recover from the 2017 storms and prepare for the 2018 season.
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Puerto Rico is still struggling to recover from back-to-back hurricanes in 2017 that killed about 3,000 people.
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For five years, I led the F.B.I.'s studies of how to prevent, respond and recover from these incidents.
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Guests can recover from a hot day of sightseeing by plunging into the small but inviting outdoor splash pool.
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Many widows have told me it takes six to seven years to recover from the death of a spouse.
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And while the subway has started to recover from a deep crisis, some lines are still worse than others.
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The Nats posted a 22019-run 1st inning, a crooked number the Cardinals were never able to recover from.
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UK Prime Minister Theresa May said the agent and his daughter "may never" fully recover from the poisoning. 2.
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This suggests that cyberloafing acts as a sort of relief valve for workers, helping them recover from stressful experiences.
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Several years of this have built up a climate of mistrust that it's unclear the enterprise can recover from.
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The Blue Devils (7-1) were looking to recover from Tuesday night's stunning overtime loss to Stephen F. Austin.
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Most patients will recover from a Campylobacter infection within five days without treatment, though drinking extra fluids is recommended.
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What structures and supports are in place to help them recover from the trauma of their kidnapping, and why?
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The Stones postponed their North American tour in May 29 so frontman Mick Jagger could recover from heart surgery.
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Austerity measures brought in by right-leaning governments have helped Denmark recover from the financial crisis a decade ago.
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"I don't think I'll ever recover from this," said Daniel Bishop, a sophomore at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
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A few weeks ago, it wasn't clear whether the New Jersey senator's campaign could recover from such a blow.
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However, for those with extensive property damage, it could take months or even years to recover from these storms.
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We're told he's currently listed as being in stable condition, so it sounds like he'll recover from his injuries.
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Saunders said Towns will continue to miss games as he attempts to recover from an injury suffered last week.
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The company is still scrambling to compete with Amazon and recover from steep losses from its digital Nook business.
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So why do these same special interests constantly undermine the program's focus on helping farmers recover from natural disasters?
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Most people recover from cholera if treated promptly with oral rehydration salts, but can die within hours if not.
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Brazil's economy and auto industry have yet to fully recover from the 2015-16 recession, the worst on record.
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In 2010, the economy was just beginning to recover from the worst recession and financial crisis in recent memory.
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Nadal would have crept into the top eight this year but ended his season early to recover from injury.
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Most candidates can recover from losses once they admit they lost fair and square and recognize the reasons why.
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The report to Unesco said the reef's scale and resilience meant it could recover from the bleaching this year.
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Whenever we finally begin to recover from one of Rihanna's drop-dead beauty looks, she strikes us with another.
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It took him two more years to recover from the treatment, he said, and then he came out again.
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For Judith and Stephanie, such counsel has helped them recover from the trauma and distress they experienced from abortions.
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He advocated China's adjusting its saving and spending to help the United States recover from the 2008 financial crisis.
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Although successful now, it took years for those stocks to recover from initial highs after the dotcom bubble burst.
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The president also faced blowback for suggesting Puerto Ricans hadn't done enough to help themselves recover from the hurricane.
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There is nothing unusual about the Fed raising interest rates when the economy starts to recover from a recession.
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Sen. Kamala Harris has a plan to recover from her summer polling slump: She's going all-in on Iowa.
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It will also improve grid reliability, make it easier to recover from blackouts, and quite possibly cut energy bills.
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Many rural areas are struggling to recover from the loss of once-booming industries in manufacturing and coal-mining.
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In late 2010 and early 20103, the U.S. economy had barely begun to recover from the 2008 financial crisis.
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Sleep is important for workouts, he noted, reducing the risk of injury and allowing muscles to recover from exercise.
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Guida, in contrast, will now have to recover from just the second knockout loss of his 48-fight career.
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It took more than 10 years for New Orleans to recover from the storm, and many neighborhoods remain vacant.
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As cities struggle to recover from Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma, Maria will likely continue on this road through Wednesday.
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I would recover from the trauma of the T.S.A. line-grope by shrinking into myself and avoiding all human interaction.
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Wheeler, who continues to recover from Tommy John surgery, is not expected to rejoin the rotation until around July 1.
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The other two girls are being placed with different families and will recover from their alleged maltreatment, police records state.
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However, the Dow did recover from a dip below 2700,22, an important psychological level, and ended the day at 193,219.
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The 32-year-old has not managed to recover from a knee injury and hasn't played in about two years.
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Two joeys at the Waroona Veterinary Clinic in Australia are helping each other recover from bad burns and broken hearts.
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It took her a month to recover from the bite and she had to take multiple antibiotics to prevent infection.
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And Blue Apron has never been able to recover from the dark cloud that is Amazon dabbling in meal delivery.
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Following this horrific incident, Cola was taken in by the Soi Dog Foundation, who helped him recover from his injuries.
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OPEC members Libya and Nigeria have been exempted from supply curbs as their oil industries recover from years of unrest.
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While sloths have strong bonds with their mothers, their low birth rate hurts their ability to recover from habitat destruction.
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He's had them in his knee and hip to help him recover from an injury, which he said was successful.
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But how these islands will recover from years of budget deficits and a severe liquidity crisis remains to be seen.
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Now the world had to save Cambodia, which has taken decades to recover from the Khmer Rouge genocide, she said.
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Without careful planning from the very onset of a cryptocurrency's existence, it's hard to recover from the effects of speculation.
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Most people recover from flea-borne typhus without treatment, but more severe cases may be treated with the antibiotics doxycycline.
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Unable to recover from the fallout of the scandal, Simon Marketing announced plans to close shop and liquidate in 2002.
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You spent three months living in a tent in Sedona, trying to recover from an illness no one could explain.
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"I'm not sure whether I'll (ever) recover from what I've experienced," said the teenager who spent three years in captivity.
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Apple has, for years now, been trying to recover from its sloppy launch of the initial version of Apple Maps.
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The organization is still struggling to recover from the collapse of its caliphate and the deaths of many top leaders.
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Chinese gaming industry leader Tencent is trying to recover from a lengthy video game approval freeze in China last year.
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Olympic hurdler and bobsledder Lolo Jones made a similar decision on Wednesday as she struggles to recover from hip surgery.
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While there is no cure, most people recover from it but may experience some lingering effects, the Mayo Clinic says.
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Ortiz has been able to sit up and take some steps, and he is expected to recover from his wounds.
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Outside of dragons, the magical properties of Olaplex will be every Khaleesi's best friend to recover from color hair damage.
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But during midterms, the party will likely do better, giving it a chance to recover from defeats during presidential years.
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In Nepal, already struggling to recover from a devastating earthquake last year, power cuts are a harsh reality of life.
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It was the best result for the month since 2014 as the country continues to recover from a deep recession.
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"Kim is doing better but she still has a long way to recover from the robbery," a source told E!
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Eventually, another rat, coincidentally named Toby, who originated the role may sufficiently recover from an illness to rejoin the cast.
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When progressives recover from the shock of their loss, they are sure to reexamine what they might have done differently.
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"My main anxiety about these kids is how they can ever recover from these things they've been through," she added.
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I dragged my feet back to the Facebook parking lot, wondering how I could recover from this career-limiting liability.
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The country is trying to recover from years of violence, including a war with Islamic State militants, that wrecked infrastructure.
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The change in Subway's logo comes as the company hopes to recover from its second straight year of lackluster earnings.
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Farmers could once recover from losses - but as they become more frequent, that is getting harder to do, she said.
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Taylor is expected to recover from her injuries after surgery in a Dallas-area hospital, according to the Associated Press.
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Hurricane Florence has caused flooding in parts of North Carolina and left residents struggling to recover from the epic storm.
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Jerry Brown on Saturday called on President Donald Trump to help California fight and recover from another devastating wildfire season.
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After that, Delta's CEO Ed Bastian vowed to make "significant improvements" to the system it uses to recover from disruptions.
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German exports rebounded more strongly than expected in May, but failed to fully recover from a slump a month earlier.
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Research does show that the majority of people who survive trauma, disaster, or mass violence ultimately recover from the experience.
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Ric Flair has finally spoken out ... on Twitter ... vowing to recover from his medical emergency and be better than ever!
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The more blood you lose, the more multiple organ dysfunction you get, the more your body has to recover from.
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Fat Joe is stopping at nothing to help Puerto Rico recover from the devastation wrought by Hurricane Maria last month.
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It is a crime that is unimaginably horrible, and an accident that one might never be able to recover from.
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Even with Thursday's rise, Hain's stock has yet to fully recover from the pounding it took after the August bombshell.
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While forecasts vary, it could take another year or two of normal rainfall for California to recover from the drought.
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Both mum and joey will remain at the hospital for a little while longer, as they recover from their ordeal.
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While speaking to KFOX, Bruce said James "loved her babies," and hopes that the community can recover from the tragedy.
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We stand in solidarity and partnership with France, our oldest ally, as they respond to and recover from this attack.
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New Orleans officials announced a fundraiser to help the residents of Houston and other flooded Texas cities recover from Harvey.
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"This tragedy comes shortly after the Ebola crisis, which Sierra Leone has worked so hard to recover from," Patel said.
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Bulls guard Kris Dunn missed his 11th game in a row as he continues to recover from concussion-like symptoms.
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The affected region is expected to take a decade to completely recover from the accident, the environment ministry has said.
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"As intangible as reputational fall-out can seem, it took us a decade to recover from 85033/11," Grella said.
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Lawmakers and administration officials have said more money will be needed to help recover from Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria.
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The following year he canceled his appearances at Carnegie Hall so he could recover from surgery to repair herniated discs.
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FEMA still has 2,400 employees working on Hurricane Maria recovery efforts and 650 are helping communities recover from Hurricane Harvey.
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Although some children recover from adversity, traumatic experiences can result in significant disruption of normal development, researchers note in Pediatrics.
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Traditional department stores have struggled more than the rest of the retail industry to recover from the 2008 financial collapse.
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Exxon's profits have improved over the last year as the oil market continues to recover from a prolonged price slump.
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Trump, tax reform, Obamacare repeal, Moore—these are things that will take more than an election cycle to recover from.
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Poverty is a significant risk factor for developing an addiction and also makes it much harder to recover from one.
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Recover from Chips & Dip Crisis 207 by checking Instagram for five minutes and definitely not poking through friend's medicine cabinet.
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Farming communities in Haiti, one of the world's poorest nations, are struggling to recover from Category 4 Matthew last October.
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Washington's three-games-to-one hole in the series is something fewer than 10 percent of N.H.L. teams recover from.
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When used as properly prescribed, opioids are effective medicine that help people recover from injuries and deal with extreme pain.
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Defense electronics need to survive (or at least be able to recover) from nuclear war effects like electromagnetic pulses (EMP).
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The decision to stop producing gas-powered cars is Volkswagen's latest effort to recover from an international emissions-cheating scandal.
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During the 2019 government shutdown, Joshua Tree National Park in California suffered damage that could take centuries to recover from.
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But that "sheepskin" comes at a cost; a financial burden that some may take an entire lifetime to recover from.
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Washington State doesn't have much time to recover from Friday's disappointing effort when it takes the court Saturday against Montana.
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Tschumi said she got interested in healthcare while working in Aceh, Indonesia, to help people recover from the 2004 tsunami.
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Parents also need the freedom to bond with their children, and mothers in particular need time to recover from childbirth.
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TOKYO — Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe, did not take long to recover from the shock of Donald J. Trump's victory.
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Volkswagen has been trying to recover from the 2015 emissions scandal which has cost it billions in fines and penalties.
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OPM has been working to recover from last summer's devastating hacks, which exposed more than 20 million people's personal information.
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Volkswagen has been trying to recover from the 1003 emissions scandal which has cost it billions in fines and penalties.
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OPEC members Libya and Nigeria were exempted from the limits to help their oil industries recover from years of disruptions.
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When I arrived at the hotel, he suggested I take a rest before we spoke, to recover from my flight.
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"We need to recover from our shock and depression and do what women have always done in this country," Mrs.
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A solid night in the sack particularly helps players recover from the inevitable wear and tear of a taxing season.
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But additional injuries and the realization that the Canadiens would not recover from their midseason swoon forced a roster transformation.
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SS Matt Duffy will begin a running program Monday has he continues to recover from surgery on his left heel.
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Pediatricians who spoke to VICE News said these conditions can hurt a child's ability to recover from a respiratory infection.
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Is it to allow a weary mind to recover from a long day of making tens of thousands of decisions?
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The smallcap mining sector is taking longer to recover from the commodity price crash of 2015-16 than the majors.
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As they try to recover from their stunning election defeat, Democrats may try a surprising strategy: aligning with Mr. Trump.
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Short, frequent walks are one of the best ways to help your body start to recover from a C-section.
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His aides had feared he would not be able to recover from a third or fourth place finish in Nevada.
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And physicians in Hong Kong have discovered that those who recover from COVID-19 may have long-lasting lung damage.
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His critics say the court may never fully recover from a confirmation process marked by raw anger and partisan polarization.
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A 96-year-old South Korean woman became the oldest patient in the country to fully recover from the virus.
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One reason for that skepticism: It normally takes a great deal of time for stocks to recover from severe losses.
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The company plans to offer deep discounts or free access to Kinside to companies while they recover from the crisis.
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The "Jeopardy!" host revealed Thursday he's out on medical leave to recover from a subdural hematoma suffered during the fall.
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One bright spot: The country has managed to recover from the brutal aftermath of the global financial collapse of 2008.
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Few places need the federal government right now more than Texas does, as it begins to recover from Hurricane Harvey.
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If they need more time to recover from the virus, they'll receive up to 26 additional weeks of pay replacement.
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Hasbro has sought to recover from the closure of Toys "R" Us, a major partner by striking creative new deals.
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Day 17: On average, people who recover from the virus are discharged from the hospital after 2 1/2 weeks.
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The movie cost a hefty $200 million to produce, so a delayed China release could be hard to recover from.
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In this episode, she and Lt. Wozniak (Liotta) recover from near-death experiences and then focus on new crime scenes.
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Given that Democrat Joe Biden is doing so much better among black voters, he could recover from an Iowa loss.
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On cyber, the bill would give the Pentagon new emergency procurement powers to help recover from a potential cyber attack.
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In the oceans, it took about two million years for sea creatures like plankton to fully recover from the destruction.
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OPEC states Libya and Nigeria were exempted from the limits to help their oil industries recover from years of unrest.
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Obama took office in January 2009, less than two months before the market started to recover from the financial crisis.
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Their cleverness, such as it is, lies in their mobility: their capacity to navigate rough terrain and recover from falls.
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So I didn&apost take very much time off to prepare or recover from the birth of my first child.
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Iraq is struggling to recover from years of conflict following the U.S.-led invasion in 2003 that overthrew Saddam Hussein.
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Now, Puerto Rico officials are trying to recover from Hurricane Maria since it struck the island nearly two weeks ago.
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The cryptocurrency fell below the psychologically key level Thursday, failing the latest attempt to recover from a sharp sell-off.
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The dollar's weakness helped emerging markets recover from their earlier losses with the Indian rupee hitting an all-time low.
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During the therapy I began to understand and recover from the post-traumatic stress I realized that I was suffering.
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Another nor'easter is slamming the East Coast, as residents are still trying to recover from the weekend's bomb cyclone storm.
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Own your error, figure out where you went wrong and prove to your team that you can recover from it.
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But above all of these, to recover from a successful cyberattack, it's best to get mentally ready ahead of time.
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It had taken a while to recover from both the painful minilap surgery and then the walk home immediately after.
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Money to help banks recover from the 2008 financial crisis found its way into the market and favored these stocks.
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"What happens to somebody who's dealt a hand that they cannot recover from?" said Hedges, explaining the movie's central theme.
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Over 200,20073 of them live in California, while 100,000 are in Texas, which is struggling to recover from Hurricane Harvey.
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My wounds healed, but I will never recover from the wound in my heart whenever I think about my friend.
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Any slowdown could hurt oilfield service companies that have only recently started to recover from the 2014 oil-price crash.
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This recent investment marks the campaign's latest move to introduce her to more voters and recover from a rocky summer.
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Italy's economy has only just started to recover from a long period of intermittent recession, hence more uncertainty is unwelcome.
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"As they recover from their illness, it will help them get back on their feet and avoid homelessness," Hughes said.
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A lot of Republicans have dirtied themselves defending Trump, and their party will not easily recover from perverting its values.
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They add that there is growing evidence that gunshot trauma is harder to recover from than other types of injuries.
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Both the state's governor and President Obama have said Louisiana will need $2.8 billion to really recover from the flooding.
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But imagine if it really could reduce the incidence of depression and help people to recover from it more quickly.
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I basically replace SOs with new daily rituals and creative projects, and honestly it helps me recover from that loss.
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It can also make it harder for the corals to build their protective skeletons and recover from events like this.
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One of the big questions of this debate is whether Rubio can recover from his panned performance last time around.
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But countries take a long time to recover from wars or disaster, and in the meantime, people put down roots.
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So how much of that can you recover from them as a policy, and how will the states do that?
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Apple's stock has really yet to recover from that fall in the last quarter, but today was certainly a big help.
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