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care of

after care of crop AGR

care of material ECON

continuity of care document N COMPUT

continuity of care record N COMPUT

take care of VB

Take care of yourself

taking care of

urgent need of medical care

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Menopause might be an adaptation for older women to invest in care of their offspring and their children's offspring.
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The brother raises a special breed of orchids and takes care of his wheelchair bound older sister.
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Active consumers care of their ethical and ecological print, supporting fair trade.
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How he takes care of the family of the deceased is one of the interesting plots in the movie.
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This program was made to take care of the needs of training and consultancy, across proven methodologies that assure they will have quantifiable results.
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His mom died when he was young, and grew up alone with a priest taking care of him.
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It is a shame that businesses do not take more care of their kitchens and general premisses and adhere to the laws of basic food hygiene.
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The day-to-day functioning is taken care of by a full-time resident warden and a housekeeper.
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It turns out, however, that he can not be identified, since he was entrusted to the care of a drunken gondolier who mixed up the prince with his own son.
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They take care of the power, the power-distribution, monitoring of the power and mainly all heavy machinery.
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