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Discover LudwigThe phrase "heal of" is not correct or commonly used in written English.
The correct phrase would be "heal from" or "recover from". For example, "She is still healing from her surgery" or "I am recovering from the flu."
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Each scar tells a story: of the hips that refused to heal, of the sports hernia, of the hundreds of hours spent not on tennis courts but inside doctors' offices.
Justin Wolfers, an economist at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, captured the collective concern, when he told me America was already halfway through a "lost decade" and warned that it was a mistake to assume that the economy would heal of its own accord.
The Achilles heal of Intel Atom powered netbooks/nettops is that the graphic power sucks.
I swear if someone says they're starting a social network I'm gonna beat them with the heal of my shoe".
This sounds obvious, but if mis-handled it could be the Achilles heal of the entire initiative.
This article demonstrates how a simple study design flaw has proved to be the Achilles heal of this entire line of research.
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And that was kind of 'the Healing of Ron Perlman'.
He says he hopes today offers "a healing of history".
He urged the healing of divisions in Catholic ranks.
Two animal studies also showed healing of cartilage defects.
In their company he finds a healing of his loneliness.
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