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Professor Ann Dooley, 68, is shown at St. Michael's College after a week of returning to work. Dooley, who had a stroke at Easter, has recovered fully because of prompt treatment. (Photo: THE CANADIAN PRESS/The Globe and Mail-Tim Fraser)
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