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recuperate from

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recuperate from something
to recover from something; to be cured or to heal after something. I hope that you recuperate from your illness soon. Has she recuperated from her surgery yet?


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Channon, who is still some way adrift of the season's top six trainers, has now moved home to recuperate from his serious car crash just a few weeks ago and had a busy schedule of watching runners from his West Ilsley yard at four different meetings.
35 Sandown, nap) Has thrived since spending time away to recuperate from injury.
Schulner requested the delay Wednesday, saying he needed at least three days to recuperate from an unspecified condition.
 
 
 
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