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on the mend

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on the mend
getting better; becoming healthy again. I cared for my father while he was on the mend. I took a leave of absence from work while I was on the mend.
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on the mend
getting better after an illness, injury, or a bad period He's on the mend and walking a mile a day after a mild heart attack. With fewer people out of work, the economy is clearly on the mend.
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We have continued to comb the area infested by MEND, as well as consolidated our hold on the MEND camp which we captured," he merely said.
We have continued to comb the area infested by MEND, as well as consolidated our hold on the MEND camp which we captured," he merely said.
Hundreds of families across South Wales with overweight children will be given free places on the MEND courses, which are designed to help children - and their parents - get fitter, healthier and happier.
 
 
 
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