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• cost: Needing just 30,000 fans to snap up a ' must have ' record will make sales easy, and recuperate costs.

• aspiration: In the European Union and elsewhere, neo-liberals have tried to recuperate these aspirations through their policies of marketisation and privatization.

Modifying Another Word

• currently: This dog was found last October and is currently recuperating in a foster home in Wales.

• just: Thursday, 12 May 2005 I'm just recuperating from a heavy session of housekeeping.

• fully: According to the reports, Minogue will need 12 months to fully recuperate.

• quickly: You should quickly recuperate the costs even if you have to pay for an unlock.

Preposition: from

• injury: It was later adopted by dancers to help recuperate from injuries and maintain their strength and flexibility.

Preposition: by

• hi-tech: Over the last few decades, the pioneering work of the community media activists has been largely recuperated by the hi-tech and media industries.

Preposition: from

• operation: Too many paddlers have lost time on the water whilst recuperating from an operation which, with precautions, is largely avoidable.

• surgery: Medical patients, whether recuperating from surgery or suffering other medical conditions, consistently recover better in the home environment.

• exhaustion: Benjamin is sleeping, and all 3 of us are recuperating from exhaustion.

• stroke: His death came as he was recuperating from a stroke which struck him in August last year.