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Meanings of recovering in English

Returning to health after illness or debility.

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Usage of recovering in English
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However, a recovering job market is helping the company's group insurance business.
Reuters
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East Africa's leading economy is recovering from the effects of post-election violence.
Reuters
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A unity government is widely seen as Zimbabwe's best hope of recovering.
Reuters
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The selloff was short lived, however, with bank shares recovering within minutes.
Reuters
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The Health Ministry said the boy has received treatment and was recovering.
Radio NZ
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Recently, with no new developments or headlines, Liberal Party support was recovering.
Reuters
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The economy in China, on the other hand, is recovering, he said.
Reuters
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However, according to Strauss, he is currently recovering in a stable condition.
The South African
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The recovering economy and uncompetitive natural gas prices fueled the year-over-year increase.
Reuters
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Pemex Chief Executive Octavio Romero said sales were recovering in affected areas.
Reuters
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Miners also provided support for the market, recovering some of Tuesday's losses.
Reuters
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If you look at recent figures, the market seems to be recovering.
BBC
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Firefighters said they were still recovering bodies, although at a slower rate.
Reuters
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The town's still recovering... Of course, I guess that's good for you.
The Water Witch
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And the state of nature was always recovering from the last disaster.
Cibola Burn
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Gallas is recovering from a shin injury; Desailly has a back problem.
The Irish Times
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