They are trained to cure, after all, not to give up.
It varies from a person to person so result may come cure after correct diagnostic or malfunction in a body.
The new editor of The Archers, who thought he was in for a rest cure after EastEnders, was hauled into the fray by his long, silky ears.
Freud, who studied it with the neurologist Jean-Martin Charcot in Paris, abandoned it in favor of the "talking cure," after returning to Vienna.
The summation of the isothermal and residual polymerization heats indicated that the final degree of cure after postcure was independent of the isothermal cure temperature.
The Komen foundation has seen several executives leave and numbers fall at its fund-raising Races for the Cure after the Planned Parenthood controversy.
And it's a whopper, one for which they can't seem to find a cure after 40-plus games of wobbly discomfort.
This study was undertaken to assess whether short-term markers, often used to measure clinical cure after treatment for pelvic inflammatory disease, predict sequelae of lack of pregnancy, recurrent pelvic inflammatory disease, and chronic pelvic pain.
373, 378 (App.Div. 1978) (right to cure after acceptance limited to trivial defects) and White & Summers, supra, § 8-4 at 319 n. 76 (open question as to the relationship between §§ 2-608 and 2-508).
"We would be going backwards and not forwards in what we set out to cure after the terrible tragedies of the second world war," is the verdict of another.
The only cure after preeclampsia develops is delivery of the baby, even if that means the baby will be very premature, a problem that carries its own risk of impaired development and failure to survive.
