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The hospital, in fact, plays a catalyst role within the urban environment, strives to reflect the common culture and tries to recuperate it and make it compatible with its identity.
She would need 24 hours to recuperate, it said.
The mill seemed like a cumbersome item to salvage during an attack, so I asked him why they had risked going back to recuperate it.
It's the type of event that Europeans are familiar with in World Cup years, as other realms of our culture make a sometimes reluctant concession that football exists, or attempt to recuperate it as somehow legitimate for artistic or academic consideration.
I wasn't going to do it again because it usually takes me about a month to recuperate, it is so physically, emotionally and psychologically challenging.
Despite the ugly fruit movement, with grocers like Loblaws repackaging less-than-perfect produce for a lower price, a lot of produce ends up in the trash or pulverized so that even divers can't recuperate it.
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Listen to your body and give it time to recuperate when it needs it rather than pushing through your scheduled class or training run just because you always go.
Your body needs sleep to help it recuperate from its daytime activities.
I may have to check myself into the Hudson just to recuperate from it.
"If I didn't tell people I'd had it and recuperated from it," she explains, "a large piece of the puzzle as to what this work is about would be missing".
I think people thought that because I was so young it would be easy to just recuperate and sweep it under the rug and in all honesty it was more difficult than anything I could have fathomed.
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