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resume a normal existence (Anglophile); return to normal; back to normal (Boston backs to normal after the bombs.); return to normalcy (Let's hope for an end to the war and a return to normalcy.); get one's life back on track (после банкротства, болезни, потрясения и т.п.: Wishing George a happy birthday next was author and financial commentator James Paris, who recounted how he became a multi-millionaire by age 30 and then went bankrupt by 40 after he was the victim of an embezzlement scheme perpetrated by his brother. After his economic downfall, Paris discovered that by praying to God and then listening for a response, he could receive solutions for getting his life back on track. One of the most effective types of prayer, he said, is to ask God "for wisdom and for his plan to put you in a situation where you're able to be self-sufficient."  coasttocoastam.com ART Vancouver) |
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pick up the pieces (to try to restore a situation to normality after a tragedy or trauma; to try to repair emotional, financial, or other damage done to one's life: I need some time to pick up the pieces of my life after the accident. • After a while, Fred was able to pick up the pieces and carry on. • People in the high desert communities near Palm Springs, California, are picking up the pieces after last night's earthquake. • Now, 10 days since the hurricane made landfall, residents are struggling to pick up the pieces.
4uzhoj); be back in the saddle (Дмитрий_Р) |
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get some normalcy back to one's life (Ремедиос_П) |
