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"heal in" is not a phrase that is used in written English
It does not make sense grammatically. If you mean "heal within," then that could be used in written English. For example: "The patient needed to take time to heal within after the traumatic event."
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Would Martin heal in time?
Would the foot heal in time?
All fractures attempt to heal in the same fashion.
And any sectarian wounds that may need to heal in Syria are not as profound.
But the arts can heal, in this case helping both viewers and the artists.
Oblique strains are thorny injuries that do not typically heal in a few days.
He worries that the current violence will create wounds too deep to heal in one generation.
Such breaks, he said, typically heal in six weeks after surgery.
He said his injuries would heal in time for the hardcourt season.
Trainer Art Sherman said California Chrome's foot should heal in two to three weeks.
"He has helped me heal in so many ways," Ms. Pistey said of Ollie.
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