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Meanings of cure in English
Usage of cure in English
1
Borrowing more year after year is not the cure, the report said.
2
She needed fresh air and a long cure, out west, in Europe.
3
In what follows I shall consider the problems of prevention and cure.
4
With these simple conditions, I look upon the cure as absolutely certain.
5
A cure for male infertility is still a long way off, however.
6
Jack wanted him to say yes, to hear they'd found a cure.
7
The best cure is rest, continued use will make the problem worse.
8
How will a cut in the budget cure the US health system?
9
Neither was the cure of it in the emancipation of the slaves.
10
BACKGROUNDUnderstanding HIV dynamics across the human body is important for cure efforts.
11
Right, here's a simple way to cure to cure your tea-time boredom.
12
Work could cure almost anything, I believed then, and I believe now.
13
In most cases, they thought their non-curative chemo might actually cure them.
14
That is the Cuban remedy; the other I call the Spanish cure.
15
ECB cash buys time but cannot cure fundamental solvency and competitiveness problems.
16
I wonder whether privatisation is the only cure for such basket cases.
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United Kingdom
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Australia
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United States of America
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