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A truce, he believes, would simply give Russia time to recuperate and Zelensky has likewise warned against a "frozen" conflict.

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In the days afterward, according to the complaint, staff would supply Combs and others with IV fluids to recuperate.

In January 1746, he fell ill and was taken to Bannockburn House to recuperate.

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Her primary care doctor ordered her to take two weeks off to recuperate.

"Unlike solar cells, thermophotovoltaic cells can recuperate or recycle photons that are not useful," said Bosun Roy-Layinde, U-M doctoral student of chemical engineering and first author of the study.

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