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Discover LudwigThe phrase "recovered soon" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a person who has regained their health or strength after being ill or injured, or to describe the process of getting back to normal after a setback or difficulty. For example: - "After suffering from a severe cold, Sarah was determined to recover soon and get back to work." - "The team faced many challenges, but they were able to recover soon and win the championship." - "I hope you recover soon from your surgery and feel better." - "The stock market took a hit, but experts predict it will recover soon." - "Despite the crash, the economy is expected to recover soon and return to its previous growth rate."
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The painting was recovered soon afterward, after the police foiled the ransom plot.
Most of the girls abducted from St . Marys were recovered soon after the rebel raid.
While the jail remains were reburied at Pentridge prison, the skulls were recovered soon after being stolen.
The trough did not come until 1996, by which time the recession was a distant memory, and numbers recovered soon after.
The pound, which dropped to a new two-year low ahead of the announcement as traders prepared for more stimulus, recovered soon after to hit $1.5063.
It has been 31 years since a carbonaceous chondrite has been recovered soon after its arrival, and never a frozen one.
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Hope you recover soon.
"We wish that he would recover soon," Ms. Nkosi said.
"Everyone at the club sends their best wishes and we hope that he recovers soon".
The MSCI China index is down 7.8 per cent so far this month, and is not expected to recover soon.
On the other hand there will be little surprise if they start to recover soon.
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