"comprehense" meaning in English

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          "text": "Whether what is to be healed in a person or a nation, the healing process requires personal courage, and a willingness to face things not always easy to comprehense.",
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          "text": "They put me on Li a few years before that too, but I didn't have any understanding and I wasn't well enough to comprehense anything eithier;^([sic]) […] I have many more serious aspects on trying to survive with this roller-coaster life that people around me can't comprehense and they think I'm having good time like playing in a fun-fair park.",
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          "text": "if we are competing to see who can have a longer list of china's problems, you will be far far behind, since some problems you would not be able to comprehense unless you are chinese who lived there before.",
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