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faith healer

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faith healer (fth)
n.
One who treats disease with prayer.
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Byline: ANI London, Aug 30 (ANI): Amy Winehouse wants to strictly keep her hands off booze and drugs, and so she has got a faith healer from St Lucia to help her quit the habit.
Now, Winehouse gets faith healer to quit booze by Asian News International
Simon Jones, England's king of reverse swing in 2005 until a bone spur in his ankle ruled him out of the final Test at The Oval, has revealed he resorted to a faith healer in a desperate attempt to be fit.
Jones loses way after dodging Parlour short cut; WICKETWHISPERS by The Mirror (London, England)
Sandwell Council's Trading Standards issued the warning after hearing from a West Bromwich man who received a letter claiming to be from controversial faith healer Peter Popoff.
Warning over link to US faith healer scam by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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