Collocations withcure
These are words often used in combination withcure.
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cure rate
Changes in cure rate and changes in influx of infections were examined.
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effective cure
So, re-education was the means to bring about effective cure through military discipline and regular work routines.
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hope of cure
It was the elegance of a problem solved, rather than the hope of cure, which primarily intrigued him.
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magic cure
The focus on independent central banks as a magic cure for economic ills presents a significant departure in the debate over appropriate economic policies and institutions.
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miracle cure
Comprehensiveness seemed to provide a miracle cure for municipalities interested in restricting the use of private property in particular districts.
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miraculous cure
These words indicate a miraculous cure of the blind.
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no known cure
There is no known cure.
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only cure
A great more research is essential if we are to argue that privatisation is the only cure.
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permanent cure
In some instances, gene therapy may offer the potential of a one-time permanent cure.
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possible cure
We have heard of one possible cure.
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radical cure
But the radical cure of drunkenness must begin further back than the pledge.
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