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Florida's Agency for Health Care Administration AHCAA) has recovered up to $50m a year solely from hospitals billing for treatment of illegal aliens that is wrongly coded as "emergency care".

But the FTSE 100 has recovered, up 38.40 points at 6609.59.

Though in some estimates the city may have recovered up to 70percentt of its population, about 65,000 residences -- more than a third of the total -- remain blighted.

Under one suggestion, a person with a serious injury could have recovered up to $4 million for pain and suffering and other noneconomic damages, while a person with a less serious injury could have won up to $1.5 million.

Earnings have recovered, up 37% over 1999, and at $25.50, shares trade at a P/E of 16. —Ian Zack.

In June, however, the fund has recovered nicely and is up 82.33% year-to-date, versus the S&P 500, which is up 73% for the year.

Since the global economy has recovered, and inflation has picked up, central banks have pushed up the short-term rates they can control.

After Thursday's 12.5% plunge in the wake of disappointing profits and a cautious outlook, Sports Direct International has recovered some ground, up 19.5p or nearly 3% to 693.5p.

The pound has recovered somewhat to $1.4704 - up more than one cent on its earlier low.

But the theater has recovered its pride and lived up to its name -- for a second time, because the Fenice destroyed in 1996 was itself a reconstruction.

Now it has recovered, and today it was up in a very bad market.