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Meanings of full recovery in English

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Usage of full recovery in English
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He said the economy, though improving, is still short of full recovery.
Reuters
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She is expected to make a full recovery, a government spokesman said.
The Irish Times
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His wounded partner is expected to make a full recovery, police said.
Reuters
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Still, economies remain on life support, with full recovery not yet assured.
Reuters
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Doctors tell me that with treatment, I can expect a full recovery.
Ebony
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Given a few months of rest, you'd probably make a full recovery.
Broken angels
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His parents said their son is expected to make a full recovery.
Reuters
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But I can't say whether he'll make a full recovery or not.
Rivers of London
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She had lost 30lb but is likely to make a full recovery.
The Irish Times
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It was hoped Owha would make a full recovery without any intervention.
Radio NZ
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I'm hopeful she'll make a full recovery and be able to testify.
Love at first flight: one round trip that would change everythin...
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At least three dozen of those have since made a full recovery.
Reuters
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Consultants Bain & Co do not see a full recovery before 2012.
Reuters
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Clarke still very poorly but we're hopeful he'll make a full recovery.
The Guardian
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He's now swinging around and on the road to a full recovery.
The South African
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White, 41, is expected to make a full recovery, Green Day said.
Reuters
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