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But a lot of these parasites die inside the woolly bears, and the hosts recover in good health.
If conditions don't improve, they fail to recover their algae and eventually die.
Still struggling to recover from a deep recession, growth has resumed at a modest pace, but the recovery has been slow and uneven.
She is not aware, she cannot communicate and she will not recover.
According to the article, the lithium salts are trivial to recover.
What's more, they seemed to recover more quickly from periods of sleep deprivation.
He appreciated its importance, and hastened to try to recover the line from us.
And, the former group can recover from surgery without major scarring.
Only a few wrecked buildings are being excavated-some of them belonging to shop-owners seeking to recover their stock.
Legend has it that the student's voice didn't recover for days.
So in order for the machine to keep going it must somehow recover the heat energy it loses.
Suggested post-hurricane activities to help companies and facilities recover.
Our expedition hoped to recover its remains, to no avail.
Microbes currently are used in mining to help recover metals such as gold, copper and uranium.
The work of slogging through a spam trap to recover miscategorized messages is significantly reduced.
He concluded that it was less expensive to do these measures than to make millionaire projects to recover entire neighborhoods.
And then it would take decades for the turtle to recover after such a plan was implemented.
Even people lucky enough to have jobs and plenty of time to recover from financial losses feel guilty.
Bring along a pair of earplugs, too, for the long daytime naps that you'll need to recover from the ayahuasca ceremonies.
On top of this, their public spending for social programs and education and such will only start to recover many years from now.
Hybrid systems recover kinetic energy-from the engine or from the vehicle itself-and use it to boost the efficiency of the engine.
It implies that the patient is highly unlikely to recover, but it doesn't rule out the odds of such a recovery.
If he be sick with joy, he will recover without physic.
Once the plane is actually stalled, dropping the nose is required to recover.
Another story is circulating in which the economy faces that demand shock but fails to recover because consumers are too indebted.
Usually the illness lasts from three to six days, and people recover quickly.
Because all the sick do not recover, therefore medicine is not an art.
The humble organ may help us recover from serious infections.
The typical worker who lost a job and found a job in the last four years didn't recover his old wage.
And yet if the economy really starts to recover this summer a lot could change.
They're now working on applying the same techniques to the robot so that it can recover from a stumble while walking.
But we're going to make sure you get the care you need to recover.
To help let them recover, try these other tasty choices.
Advance planning and backup systems allow colleges to recover data.
Previous research has suggested that human stem cells can help rodents recover from spinal injuries.
Patients tend to recover more quickly from such procedures than they would going under the knife.
For example, with stroke patients, as they recover they become less depressed and more active.
In two cases where the animals survived, they took weeks to recover.
Her nerves began to recover from the shock they had received.
Together, those dams coming out would allow the salmon fishing industry to recover.
Many people look at the unemployment rate and wonder why the economy is taking so long to recover.
These people seem unable to ever recover from having that trauma.
They recover from beatings as quickly as they throw off the effects of alcohol and drugs, and repeatedly return to the fray.
Did they recover the scram jet or is it in the ocean.
It's not exactly routine to recover genetic material from an extinct species, but there is a standard method.
It was more difficult to get over the nightmares than to recover physically.
Some of the sectors that began to recover also point to a stronger auto industry.
None of the main parties has offered a compelling alternative for how to recover from the disaster.
Pants and shirts that automatically recover from this interaction at a reasonable price are a really good development.
Bamboos usually recover well from snowfall, but it varies a lot by variety.
After you submit the manuscript, and then recover from any scathing reviews, go back to it.
Certain polypores may be useful in treating immune diseases or in helping cancer patients recover.
The collapse in commodity prices last year has diminished them a bit, but many expect their popularity to recover.
Evidently the investigator tried to recover his balance.
Their vital functions slowed, they grew less quickly, and they took more time to recover from uranium exposure.
It was curious to see her gradually recover her former self.
Patients who do not--or cannot--comply with their doctor's orders may not recover from the disease.
Even if the housing market appears to stabilize in coming months, home values will not likely recover for several years.
Of course, none of this precludes the possibility that our frugal ways will endure even after the economy starts to recover.
Any intelligent species on those planets would have had ample time to recover from repeated social or ecological collapses.
It would take years for the ozone to recover from that.
Eventually, they got her a room of her own where she could recover.
Fish that live for several decades, such as red snapper and groupers, can recover from such a punch.
For the labor market to recover quickly, job openings should rise even above pre-recessionary levels.
As the bank struggled to recover, it set its sights high: its goal is to outperform its industry's average year after year.
During braking, the vehicles recover energy by recharging their battery packs.
Second, they're acute illnesses: within a short time, you either die or recover completely.
When that happened, the sufferer would feel a refreshing coolness and probably recover.
Their ongoing annual expeditions to this area continue to recover important hominid and faunal remains.
Once on board the wool will be pressed to recover the oil and then reused.
Describes how scientists pla recover tissue samples from the bodies--which may be preserved below the permafrost layer.
With a sip of the anti-venom, though, you'd recover in a week.
Investor turns to power of the press in bid to recover.
As it was, he felt compelled to retire up the cañon until he could recover his gravity.
After the investigators obtained the necessary data, they had to recover the collars.
And it is not only display advertising that is starting to recover.
She was given two weeks to recover her strength after the radiation.
About half of people who suffer concussions quickly recover.
With new, turtle-excluding fishing nets and better protection of their nesting beaches, the species has begun to recover.
Scientists have now shown that fish, once shrunken by selective harvesting, can recover their size over generations.
But the labor market is still struggling to recover.
Borrowers have to recover from the biggest credit bubble in history.
The remaining sludge is processed to recover cobalt, which is used to make battery electrodes.
It can take weeks to recover from the surgery, and costs can run into the tens of thousands of dollars.
To be sure, those wealthy universities will recover and flourish.
My bull terrier jumping into the swimming pool to recover her tennis ball.
Consequent cuts in production mean that prices and profits may recover this year, so long as people don't stop eating his fish.
He paused frequently to recover his train of thought.
If that many species disappeared, he says, it would take millions of years for biodiversity to recover.
We had to do with a case of complete paralysis on one side, and at eighty years of age few people recover from it.
Mining companies use microbes to recover metals such as gold, copper and uranium.
They're doing their utmost to recover from a devastating earthquake.
The weird thing is, as soon as you recover you're ready to dig in all over again.
In the later stages of physical therapy, the robot can nudge patients off balance to help them learn to recover.
Other times he's so exhausted it takes him days to recover.
Also steer clear of lightweight or shriveled bulbs, since these may have lost too much moisture to recover well.
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