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rehabilitant

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re·ha·bil·i·tant  (rh-bl-tnt)
n.
One who is undergoing rehabilitation, as for a disability.
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PESHAWAR, July 19, 2009 (Balochistan Times) -- The government in order to fulfil the demands of tribesmen has completed the renovation and rehabilitant work in High School Kalaya village, rest house and Jirga hall in the political administration compound in Orakzai Agency.
Renovation work completed in Kalayas school, rest house in Orakzai ... by Balochistan Times (Baluchistan Province, Pakistan)
t a great deal of difference between a physiotherapist and a licensed sports massage therapist - both provided an almost identical rehabilitant service, but today?
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Mean costs per rehabilitant (unadjusted for inflation) were $1,072 in 1978, $1,918 in 1988, and $3,632 in 1998.
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