I cared about money, I cared about girls, I cared about all the wrong things—not about the music.
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He cared about the mission, and he cared about the people.
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But they wanted change more than they cared about being cared about.
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All along I felt like no one cared, but now I knew nobody cared.
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"Tony Parker was someone that cared about his teammates, he cared about his community, he cared about basketball, his friends, and now his wonderful, beautiful family," he said.
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"He cared about his secondary leads, he cared about how hard he ran from first to third, he cared about every fine detail," said Andy Green, the Mobile manager.
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"I always cared about him, and I know he cared about me," Ms. Burlingham said.
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They cared about immigration because they cared about preventing disorder, cultural as well as criminal.
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Yet she said that not only has she cared for Dilbireen, he has cared for her.
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I wanted to make things that I cared about, and make things with people I cared about.
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"At the time, no one cared as nobody cared about churches and monasteries during communism," said Kakachia.
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He cared about bigness because he cared about democracy, and it was connected to his ideas about privacy.
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Thrones viewers mostly cared about the Dothraki in relation to a character they already cared about, Daenerys Targaryen.
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That's something the Obama administration cared a lot about, and it's something the American public also cared about.
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"We were able to build a community of kids who cared about what we cared about," she said.
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But the metrosexuals were the post-9/11, pre-credit crunch dandies: They shagged around but cared about their skin, watched football but cared about their hair, drank lager but cared about their teeth.
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To the extent that basketball fans cared about individual basketball players, it was college basketball players they cared about.
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But I cared, a lot, and maybe the amount I cared made it difficult for his absence to compute.
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The issue, though, is it doesn't appear that Trump cared about corruption — he cared about probes into the Bidens.
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I hired people to care about clothes, because I cared about clothes so little; I cared about fashion so little.
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He was supportive of a lot of the causes that I cared about and the people I know cared about.
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Many people resented my impatience and honesty, but I never cared about acceptance as much as I cared about respect.
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They not-cared so much that "Fox & Friends" reminded the audience constantly, for days on end, how little they cared.
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He cared about his friends and those he worked with, as much as he cared about the people of his city.
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The fact that she cared so little about herself seemed to indicate that she cared nothing for him or his father.
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"All of a sudden, you cared both about what the processor cost, but you also cared about energy efficiency," Hennessy said.
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For as long as I have cared about Hollywood couples, I have cared the deepest about Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's relationship.
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There are many generous writers, and many who cared more for living and writing and their families than they cared for fame.
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"Let's face the facts: Hillary Clinton cared more about protecting her own secrets than she cared about protecting America's secrets," he said.
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Which he just put out, which no one cared about because ... No one cared, and it was a huge deal back then.
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In the 17 years I've had a Yahoo account, I've never cared to meaningfully secure it, Yahoo has never cared to force me to do so, and hackers, who could break into my account in their sleep, have never cared to try.
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He talked about things that people cared about in a political system that seemed organized not to talk about things that people cared about.
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Most voters in 1998, and I think most voters in 2018, cared more about the growing economy than they cared about Washington parlor games.
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Conan Doyle cared too much for his child to let him go, and Houdini cared too much for his mom to take false comfort.
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As much as he cared about winning, I think the thing I will remember most about Mr. McNair is the way he cared about the players.
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I wanted to work with other artists that cared a lot about their country, cared about their music, and saw the potential for the world to be connected.
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They say Dr. Mark Hausknecht deeply cared about his patients, volunteered in his community and cared about the environment, often recycling cans on his daily commute on his bike.
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I got dozens of letters from people he cared for when he was an ER and ICU nurse that just praised how he cared for them and their families.
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I've sent thousands of nameless grunts to their doom in hundreds of strategy games, but I've cared about few of them as much as I've cared about Taylor Swift.
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"These were people who really cared about the Ebola crisis in the way I cared about the Syria crisis," Setrakian said of the people who reached out to her.
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If they cared about the separation issue, if they really cared about the DACA kids, well, convince me that I&aposm wrong, they could actually fix it in a day.
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And so, rather than just losing my virginity randomly, I wanted to sleep with someone I cared a lot about and who also cared for me, someone who I connected with.
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But it does get one thing right about Martha Gellhorn: She cared far more about chasing the story than she ever cared about the men in her life, famous or otherwise.
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Coppi cared for her neighbors -- and never fell ill.
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If the show cared more about repeat business — i.e.
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Rather, they cared about procedural justice — or lack thereof.
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" Still, he hasn't always cared for the moniker. "Pelé?
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His collected letters make clear that he cared for ideas and art far more than he cared for people: "I am so weary of mankind," he wrote to E.M. Forster in 1916.
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They cared more about senators and birds than women, evidently.
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But above all, he cared about people more than work.
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Those voters cared little about the intricacies of constitutional interpretation.
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He was immediately cared for by Dr. V. Faustin Bazilauskas.
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As it turned out, he could not have cared less.
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But Donald Trump has never cared about the average worker.
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And I cared for them and do respect them all.
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No one cared then, and still no one cares now.
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Who cared that it'd taken a little under three years?
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I was embarrassed that I needed to be cared for.
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Who cared that they were a size or two bigger?
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I never forgot that simple interaction and that someone cared.
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In 2007, when CNBC first asked the question, 52% cared.
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Previously the young cared for their parents in old age.
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No one cared that I don't have a great voice.
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I only wanted he to see how much I cared.
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I wouldn't say they cared about my sexuality like that.
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I do not know if she is well cared for.
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The last thing I cared about was building a building.
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She cared for her family deeply as she did ours.
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I didn't share the photo because I cared about status.
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And "really cared" about those who were close to him.
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Trump has never cared about succeeding on DC's terms though.
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What was once cared and loved is decayed and abandoned.
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" "If I cared about someone I'd like to know that.
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I had someone I really cared about kissing me goodnight.
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And if people truly cared, they would make time too.
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Until today, I did not know I cared about sports.
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If he cared about you, he'd do anything for you.
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Audiences gasped, and the censors cut away, but who cared?
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It was clear that she truly cared about their answers.
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She always cared about the type of person you are.
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I cared for her as she deteriorated over six months.
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If they cared, she says, they would have contacted her.
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She NEVER cared who or what was popular or acceptable.
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In part, Nunes cared about the Azores for personal reasons.
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Trump swore over and over that he cared for veterans.
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I still care about the same things I cared about.
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Before that, no one really cared what people were thinking.
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"They're in good hands, they're being cared for," he said.
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The German is being cared for at home in Switzerland.
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We failed to listen or even show we cared to.
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Drake: Aw, man, remember when people cared about your features?
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I thought the Democrats were the ones who really cared?
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That's why they cared for him, despite how he talked.
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When we met, you claimed you cared for our communities.
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"She felt that he cared," said Kelsey's mother, Sheila Friend.
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She was very unique and lovable, everyone cared about her.
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Only some people voted when they cared about an election.
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It's like Canada Goose, nobody cared about that one either.
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The complaint used to be no one cared about Africa.
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It wasn't a reputation Mr. Nederlander necessarily cared to combat.
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Facebook "cared a lot about this," Kohm told Business Insider.
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The children of ordinary citizens were cared for at home.
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A toddler cannot be cared for by a prison guard.
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I cared about having my body restored at whatever cost.
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If consumers cared only about privacy, this might be true.
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My grandmother was the heart, and always cared for people.
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"At that point, I really cared about Adam," she said.
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The group cared for 2023 patients, 24 of whom survived.
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If people knew they were shouting, or cared, they wouldn't.
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I cared about that from a very young age. Why?
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All he cared, he said, was to hit Russian websites.
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I didn't have people representing me that cared about me.
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And to Joan, who cared about this, the blonde one.
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SunnyHills pineapple cake would have shown how much he cared.
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Just the fact you cared enough to ask will help.
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What Tintoretto cared about were bodies, muscly and in motion.
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Also, someone I cared about lied to me for months.
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She wanted her players to know she cared about them.
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"They have never cared about these things," she remembered thinking.
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All anyone cared about, really, was what they were wearing.
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He cared about the subject and took personal, intellectual action.
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My child was lovingly cared for until her last heartbeat.
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This was my family, they loved and cared for me.
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A lot of people cared about that kind of thing.
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What they said they cared about, they didn't care about.
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I acted like a human being when no one cared.
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The one who cared the most deeply had been me.
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Mr. Ciaccia is now being cared for by Dr. Lipska.
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A father cared for six boys while their mother protested.
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So Reinbert was cared for by a succession of housekeepers.
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Who cared if the director hadn't miked the actors properly?
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But that was Mr. Bloomberg: unsentimental even when he cared.
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Which meant that I created something no one cared about.
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We threatened it because we knew they cared about it.
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He's pushed away everyone who has ever cared about him.
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The birds were well cared for and that felt good.
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If everybody cared, we... wouldn't have this problem at all.
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The public cared about their connections with friends and family.
|
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They just cared about other issues, like tax cuts, more.
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But I'd reached a point where I no longer cared.
|
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So many selves craving to be seen and cared for.
|
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Kids are still being cared for by friends and relatives.
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Everyone who knew Pete cared about him and respected him.
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I feel so loved, cared for and protected by him.
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He personally cared little about the biology side of evolution.
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In the stories, Mama D'Leau never cared whom she killed.
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In the stories, Mama D'Leau never cared whom she killed.
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In previous campaigns, voters cared more about ideology than electability.
|
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But the Nazis cared about Jewish blood, not religious identity.
|
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You've never cared all that much about health care policy.
|
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According to polls carried out at the time, people cared about this considerably more than they cared about the recovery of savings lost in the early 22015s, social justice or the fight against corruption.
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As an adolescent medicine physician in Los Angeles, I have cared for many patients with depression and mental illness, and as a pediatric resident in training, I also cared for many children with cancer.
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" He added later, "We're promoting birth control to a black woman because of the incredibly high rate of children born out of wedlock that are under-cared for or not cared for at all.
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In a town where everyone cared exclusively about looks and money, I loved that Michael cared about film and music, but I felt bummed out when he didn't want to kiss me or have sex.
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AND ULTIMATELY BOTH OF THOSE COMPANIES ENDED UP PARTNERING WITH US BECAUSE THEY CARED ABOUT DELIVERING A GREAT CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE, THEY CARED ABOUT HELPING PEOPLE GET SUCCESSFUL RELATIONSHIP OUTCOMES AND WE'RE ABLE TO DO THAT.
|
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And that, even more than a sense of control, is what he established in those news conferences — a sense that he cared, that our institutions cared, that we wouldn't be asked to fend for ourselves.
|
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Henry might have been brilliant, if only he could have cared.
|
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Mr. Robot was never a show that cared for the rules.
|
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Since this early start, I have cared for six different cats.
|
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He may not have cared whether readers were happy or not.■
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They couldn't have cared less, but I said, 'Let's keep playing!
|
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It is simply not something they have cared about, at all.
|
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Another employee, Karlene Rowell, took Guido home and cared for him.
|
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Who cared if some of the smaller moments didn't entirely work?
|
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I'm not sure I've ever cared to flip the record over.
|
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And she only cared about my brother, me, and my dad.
|
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Properly stored and cared for, guns can stay operable nearly forever.
|
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And all Mike cared about was that we were cool guys.
|
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" The group Freedom for Immigrants said Sessions "never cared about justice.
|
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And there was a character, Izzy, that I actually cared about.
|
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But little suggests that most recent protesters cared about such things.
|
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I certainly cared enough about you to feel that way someday.
|
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We cared for thousands of men — cadets, enlisted men, and officers.
|
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Because women mainly cared for babies, girls still hope to nurture.
|
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There was no one else's approval we cared about above hers.
|
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Nobody cared about me anyway, not my parents, not the teachers.
|
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They only cared about creating a product that people could consume.
|
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"Most of all, the Sacklers cared about money," the complaint said.
|
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No one cared much about basketball at the time, he said.
|
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Grew up with strong women and really cared about these issues.
|
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I loved them and cared about them and learned from them.
|
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We both made our careers in and cared deeply about media.
|
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It's wonderful that Coogler cared about these elements in his script.
|
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He made it because he cared about a kid named Barry.
|
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I'm going back and looking at moments that I cared about.
|
|
Punxsutawney Phil is protected and cared for by the Groundhog Club.
|
|
MW: Did you find that anyone cared about cybersecurity back then?
|
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If you really cared about DREAMers, you have to do this.
|
|
By most accounts, this was the number Reagan cared about most.
|
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And she only cared about my brother, me and my dad.
|
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But according to Megyn Kelly, no one really cared, or something.
|
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We had cared for and loved Pop all along the way.
|
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Back in my day, we mocked people who cared about grammar.
|
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To be held for a little while and feel cared for.
|
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"Nobody cared less about my family's fame than me," he continued.
|
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I would hate for someone to feel like no one cared.
|
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"It was beyond packed, but no one cared," says the source.
|
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Halford cared mainly about intellectual control; he would oversee the science.
|
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No one cared about someone who came only out of need.
|
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More cared about health care (41 percent) and immigration (23 percent).
|
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We realized we cared more about each other than the sport.
|
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Thatcher wouldn't have cared a bit that May is a woman.
|
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I never really cared about WhatsApp because now it's so annoying.
|
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"They cared more about my pubes than they did the play."
|
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An additional 5 million Palestinian refugees are cared for by UNRWA.
|
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"Nobody cared about satisfying the sexual needs of women," she remarks.
|
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Even if I cared a lot about it, it's no use.
|
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Soo's friends even cared for him there when he had cancer.
|
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The dog nursed the young monkey and cared for the critter.
|
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" When the video came out, Davis added, "People cared about us.
|
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" "You could tell he really cared about her and her career.
|
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She thought he cared about her; they had three children together.
|
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"I cared about the people who worked for me," he said.
|
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If it had been another name, I would have not cared.
|
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I just cared about the borrowed logo splashed across my chest.
|
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Investors and analysts only cared about how many iPhones it sold.
|
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They guide us through, looked after us, and cared about us.
|
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Most of these unlucky kids are cared for by other relatives.
|
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In the past, we mostly cared about vehicle speed and handling.
|
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Few others cared about what they felt or believed or experienced.
|
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No one cared about what roles he had gone out for.
|
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He let them look as if they cared about women. Gov.
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"I don't even think he cared," Clarke said of the lawyer.
|
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Those who cared, Dr. Schenk believed, would always give their best.
|
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The baby is being cared for by the woman's family. 4.
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She waited only a short time before realizing that nobody cared.
|
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I've had important meetings today with senators, other people... nobody cared!
|
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But, he added, nobody cared more about playing than he did.
|
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Weinshanker wanted to make sure that Prince's things were cared for.
|
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He just cared about taking the pictures he wanted to take.
|
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What had I done to show I cared for the doctor?
|
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"She took care of me when nobody else cared," he said.
|
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I couldn't imagine the anxiety with which he cared for them.
|
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It was so effortless you almost believed he sincerely cared for
|
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As a kid, I never cared much for comics or superheroes.
|
|
We kick off with those we think couldn't have cared less.
|
|
This was just political convenience; it wasn't because he actually cared.
|
|
Alex Pardee In case you thought I cared, here's another one.
|
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More people should have seen that coming or cared years ago.
|
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I used to say I didn't but I really still cared.
|
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The orange glow gave us away, and we never really cared.
|
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And/but: Lots cared, but not enough to vote against Trump.
|
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Like the starling, Hughes had to be cosseted and cared for.
|
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"I didn't realize how much he cared about me," she said.
|
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They would send handwritten letters, which showed how much they cared.
|
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I wouldn't have been there if I didn't think he cared.
|
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He's one of those people that really cared for the kids.
|
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You could see quite clearly Sunday night that the players cared.
|
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Since its opening, Voiceless Dogs has cared for nearly 1,000 animals.
|
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We want to be loved and cared for or something, right?
|
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If only our current president truly cared about any of them.
|
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No one cared about the outcome; the distraction was reward enough.
|
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He just put a smile on and cared for other people.
|
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"I just ran to class, and no one cared," she said.
|
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Since then, they've been cared for by their uncle and grandmother.
|
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"President Bush cared about every single one of us," he said.
|
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Acknowledge and embrace feedback, since people cared enough to provide it.
|
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What Congress cared about in 1950 is even more important today.
|
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It also proved how much he knew and cared about it.
|
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"None of them cared that they could be vectors," she said.
|
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And he cared as much about the restaurant as Melissa did.
|
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President Trump could speed up the process if he cared to.
|
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He always asked about me, looked after me, cared about me.
|
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But the pre-tweens of the Jake Paul Army scarcely cared.
|
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I wanted them to respect me because I cared about them.
|
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I--like, I never cared about fame or attention while performing.
|
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"I've lost everything I cared about," she says in the book.
|
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Also she had just met a man who she cared about.
|
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And this is something I've cared about for a long time.
|
|
Everyone you've ever cared for is right there in that image.
|
|
I don't really think any of us ever cared about money.
|
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He cared not a whit about amenities, or so he thought.
|
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You're asserting your own needs in order to feel cared for.
|
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They cared for Julius' father, who was paralyzed after a robbery.
|
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They cared for Julius' father, who was paralyzed after a robbery.
|
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"I was ill and didn't think she cared enough," he said.
|
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What I cared about was were you working with the Russians?
|
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He's Mister Rogers, if he cared more about showbiz than kindness.
|
|
He wasn't asking to be nosy or gossipy; he genuinely cared.
|
|
Edward was the one person Elliot believed truly cared about him.
|
|
The media cared nothing for my feelings as a human being.
|
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No one in America cared about the first day of spring.
|
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It would help if he cared enough to learn about it.
|
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"I was flabbergasted by how much they cared," Mr. Landis said.
|
|
And it wasn't just that they cared about left-leaning analysis.
|
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Had been cared for, now staring at steak as if rare.
|
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United, strong families in which people cared for one another, huh?
|
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Nobody knew who I was and nobody cared who I was.
|
|
"They never believed us anyway, they never cared," Mr. Porter said.
|
|
He was asked if he cared about the pain Emily endured.
|
|
"I had no idea anyone cared about it really," he said.
|
|
What he really cared about, he wanted to be the CEO.
|
|
I'm more like my dad than I've ever cared to admit.
|
|
They are well cared for, even monitored by a pediatrician weekly.
|
|
Nobody cared about the bus or gave it a second look.
|
|
In those years, Americans were absolutely besotted with plant-based eating, both as a way to signal they cared about the earth and its animals and as a way to say they cared about their own health.
|
|
We cared about fictional politicians because we cared about real politicians, and because in the Obama era, Washington seemed—at least to the educated liberal demographic to which these shows were targeted—glamorous and noble and idealistic.
|
|
Like the music videos people cared about were 'Bad Blood' and... Lemonade.
|
|
Not since junior high school had I cared about popularity, fitting in.
|
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I don't think he ever cared, and his life was like that.
|
|
Ultimately, he mostly cared about hashing out a custody agreement for Dream.
|
|
People in the crowd, however, looked like they couldn't have cared less.
|
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"You want to know your children are well cared for," she said.
|
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They were there to show Mac how much they cared about him.
|
|
I cared immediately, because one day I wanted to have a voice.
|
|
No one cared about spoilers; they were too curious about the conversation.
|
|
In the book you write almost apologetically that you cared too much.
|
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They are being cared for by county child welfare workers, officials said.
|
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It's an America where children are cared for, not kept in cages.
|
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He was my favorite player, the only player I ever cared about.
|
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But he obviously cared more about this comm case than our friendship.
|
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We cared about Cambridge Analytica because it could have helped elect Trump.
|
|
Adamson said it is clear patients are not being properly cared for.
|
|
Up to this point they haven't cared, and both sides dug in.
|
|
Emily has cared pretty deeply about Paige, so she's definitely a contender.
|
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I'm not trying to imply that Sony never cared about picture quality.
|
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He could find another publisher in a snap if he cared to.
|
|
Cleivi cared for her mother until she died a few months later.
|
|
But Jon has never much cared about being King in the North.
|
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As a technology reviewer, I've always cared more about the physical device.
|
|
The situation with the first child she cared for was very different.
|
|
They call for the social worker who cared for them in shelter.
|
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The officer asked if he cared to take a lie-detector test.
|
|
Conservatives cared more about living somewhere where others shared their religious beliefs.
|
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"No one cared," Williams said at a 2019 Equal Pay Day celebration.
|
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More than 900 horses are currently being cared for by the charity.
|
|
In other words, I had learned to care, and be cared for.
|
|
And it didn't look like anyone who could fix it cared to.
|
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They have been fed and cared for their whole lives by humans.
|
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He had a passion for his work and cared deeply about sport.
|
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She also cared for ex-husband's first child from his first marriage.
|
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Anyone who really cared about illegal immigration wouldn't be hiring illegal immigrants.
|
|
But nobody cared until now, and now people are 'suddenly' coming forward.
|
|
It commemorates a woman named Helene who cared for and loved orphans.
|
|
One is about comfort that comes from being safe and cared for.
|
|
Hochsprung died trying to protect the students she cared for every day.
|
|
No one saw it, no one listened to it, no one cared.
|
|
"I don't think people understand how much he cared," Jones told CNN.
|
|
But he was a genuine intellectual, someone who cared about evidence & argumentation.
|
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Dictators ruled the day and cared for little but their own survival.
|
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Her son is being cared for by family until she is found.
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Awards shows could serve largely the same function — if they cared to.
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Everyone has owned an object they particularly cared about while growing up.
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Let's return to a time when we all cared about one another.
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The Dodo reports that Negro is cared for by the school's faculty.
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Caliburn insists its charges are well cared for, although not everyone agrees.
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We are all loved and cared about by those around us #talk.
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I did so because I thought he cared about people like me.
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I didn't feel anybody cared about whether I was there or not.
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I really cared about the competition, and I still care about it.
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Being "taken care of" and being cared for aren't the same thing.
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And you thought all we cared about were the Strzok- Page texts.
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He cared about his fellow pros and the good of the game.
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I didn't realize how much I cared until I saw them murdered.
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In actuality, he cared so much that he was sensitive about it.
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All you can do while it is playing is feel cared for.
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He was affectionate with his cousins, protective over anybody he cared about.
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Women ate in a canteen while others were cared for by volunteers.
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Who cared if he hurt or misled other people along the way?
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She called him "Andrew" after the apostle who cared for the needy.
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We want every child born to be wanted, cared for and loved.
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No one cared when drugs and death were contained in the slums.
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Would I have cared as deeply about Star Wars without Star Trek?
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Castile, 32, had cared for Reynolds' daughter and helped provide for them.
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"When we interviewed these people, no one cared about them," McNeil says.
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She put him somewhere that he would be found and cared for.
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In & out of the countless rooms of the patients she's cared for?
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That's why when he died in New Jack City no one cared!
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God kept us and worked through those angels who cared for Nevaeh.
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You never cared much for being popular, but today you're into it.
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Nobody knew who Simpson was or why Americans cared about his fate.
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Instead, people cared because they were able to see their own data.
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Kylee couldn't have cared a puke what other people thought of her.
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"When Facebook started nobody really cared who owned the information," he said.
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Tess isn't a hipster ("I cared too much about the wrong things").
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If Bruno Magli oxfords are well cared for, why not Nike Airs?
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People might not have cared about the email story in a vacuum.
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He used his wealth to support charities and organizations he cared about.
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We are all human, and deserve to be loved and cared for.
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Like a biographer, Bishop cared about facts (or at least pretended to).
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Presumably the board would like to see the property cared for, too.
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The only thing he cared about was making it to the pole.
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But I'm not sure I've ever cared less about the Oscars themselves.
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I was an inexperienced weirdo stumbling around in adulthood, but who cared?
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"Matt and Mike were the first ones who cared enough," Sullivan says.
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And it's not like he cared that much about his houseplants anyway.
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It was something he wanted to learn from, something he cared about.
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Or perhaps, as the jacket so clearly states, no one really cared.
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Nobody knew what they were doing, and nobody cared (in a way).
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But so far, 2016 hasn't really cared what we think it needs.
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If a woman cared about height, he reasoned, she was superficial anyway.
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Lots and lots cared deeply -- and they voted against Trump in droves.
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Very few cared for children or other household members, or did housework.
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"In the hospital, being cared for, and you kill 'em," he said.
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She got to know their mother and cared for them a lot.
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The president cared about the distractions, the disruption and the bad press.
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Either those men are going to be cared for, sprung or killed.
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What she really cared about, she said, were education and reproductive rights.
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If the President cared about its former workers, he would know that.
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If the photos were fun and the quotes were provocative, who cared?
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"It was very heartening that [the concertgoers] cared that much," he said.
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"The factory was the only thing they cared about," Mr. Mohamad said.
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She didn't understand why I cared so much, and I changed doctors.
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Fifty years ago, no one cared about smoking from a health perspective.
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The horses must be cared for whether there is racing or not.
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She's never actually cared about people other than her own immediate family.
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They cared about others, which led them to Syria, for different purposes.
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Their children are currently being cared for by their grandparents, reports People.
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Their medical debt has been forgiven -- thanks to someone, somewhere who cared.
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After all, if Trump cared about the American people's consent, he'd resign.
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We used to go berserk sometimes and nobody knew and nobody cared.
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Despite this, we had an hourlong conversation about issues we cared about.
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God had sent a lightning bolt to destroy everything she cared about.
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But I sort of ignored the thing that I always cared about.
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We knew then that there was somebody that cared about our struggle.
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"If I cared about optics, this deal probably never would have happened."
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Because cancer has recently killed another woman I cared about very deeply.
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She cared about people who didn't succeed as much as she did.
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"It bothered me that no one cared about it," Mr. Muhammad said.
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I had a boy I really cared about take advantage of me.
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Which was the only thing president cared about with respect to Ukraine.
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He cared deeply for Liz and was her biggest fan and cheerleader.
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It wasn't simply that he cared more about fighting than about winning.
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He cared about me as a friend, not just as a check.
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He cared only about the "big stuff" as it related to Ukraine.
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Ms. Terrero had not worked for years while she cared for Astrid.
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They're not really cared for, they're hardly spoken to, but they're kept.
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He cared about the Bidens and getting an investigation into them announced.
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They're being cared for by staff in the neonatal intensive care unit.
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Such a query would suggest that this person cared about the answer.
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The victims cared People who knew the men said they were caring.
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Voters cared little whether the Russians were trying to get Trump elected.
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"He made it seem like he cared about my career," Shulman said.
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My parents really cared about my education while I was growing up.
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But most of these babies are still cared for in neonatal ICUs.
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I would come in late on some days and no one cared.
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Nobody besides Ed Kranepool cared much about memorabilia back then, Jones said.
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"I saw how much he cared," Mr. Herzog said in an interview.
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Ross: I didn't care, I think you cared more than I did.
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After all, Assange never cared much for distinctions between whistleblowers and hackers.
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They knew Mr. Noll cared about evangelicals as a group of people.
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They will be well cared for as we deal with their parents.
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This would happen in an administration that cared about truth or accuracy.
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And he, in turn, feels disrespected as a joke who never cared.
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"I happened to be the candidate who cared about things that every person in District Five cared about, and I was able to communicate that, and none of that had to do with party or ethnicity," she said.
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We know each other only under the most extreme of circumstances, and so I think there is no small amount of heartbreak that maybe this whole thing was in my head, maybe he never cared the way I cared.
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Many expressed the aspiration to attend an Ivy League college, and others held back a tide of racial distrust by quickly pointing out that they had white friends or white teachers they cared for and who cared for them.
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At the same time, I don't think you should be terribly hard on yourself if there were temptations that you succumbed to or if there were people that you loved and cared for more than you cared for strangers.
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I think it's always been ... You know, Steve Jobs was a typographer himself, and so he always cared about design, and he cared about ... There's a sense of excellence there that has always been about rejection of the mediocre.
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It was small enough they still cared about, you know, each individual person.
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Lamar Alexander said Summitt was a dedicated Tennessean who cared about her community.
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"You're alone because you drove everyone who cared for you away," he says.
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I was told not to do that by everybody who cared about me.
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The children are safe and well cared for, family spokeswoman Carrie Luft said.
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Sheiman wanted to deliver a speech to thank everyone who cared for Beckham.
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"That stuff is what we cared about, that stuff was protected," Webb said.
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Economic reform eventually took off again, faster than conservatives like him cared for.
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I cared about the earth, of course, but I wasn't a hardcore environmentalist.
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She could've cared more regardless of how short of time there might've been.
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She was released and is now being cared for by relatives, Foglesonger said.
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"Women want touch and love and to be well cared for," she says.
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Thanks to everyone who has helped and cared for her these few years.
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"It could have been a bad movie no one cared about," said Affleck.
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The children are safe and well-cared for, family spokeswoman Carrie Luft said.
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Republicans were on this years ago, but for some reason, no one cared.
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I personally can't say I ever cared, but for those who do: Congratulations!
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Meanwhile, in Slate, Shannon Palus quit Facebook and found that no one cared.
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He didn't care about the job — he cared that he had the job.
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She treated everyone with respect and cared for so many as her own.
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Statistically, if you're American, you cared 23% less than 24-22017 years ago.
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" The radio's host quickly intervened, noting: "The people who died, for example, cared.
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That's what I've always cared about and that's what I'll do as president.
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New Labour was a party about which they knew little and cared less.
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Zhao Kangmin cared for neither fame nor fortune, but he treasured historical accuracy.
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GUTFELD: You&aposre just showing pictures... PERINO: People cared about the dogs more.
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Basically as soon as he proposed, all she cared about was the wedding.
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Because I wanted to work with someone I felt actually cared about me.
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"I'm back," he tells a room full of lush, well-cared-for plants.
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These people were close to me, people who cared about me without condition.
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The man was cared for in Jonestown so no word would get out.
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Another was a dedicated doctor who cared deeply for her patients and community.
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"Up to 2010 we literally could not have cared less," shrugs Mr Abdelatif.
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Twitter began sifting out what you cared about most and showing it first.
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I cared about Will Smith at the time, I didn't care about acting.
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Until fairly recently, only a wonky fringe in Washington cared about this issue.
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It wouldn't have changed their lives, but it would have shown we cared.
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"Steve Jobs was a typographer himself, he always cared about design," she said.
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Women who cared about you, listened to you, fed you, and raised you.
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That was stuff that I cared about even before House of Highlights started.
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It's been over a decade since she really cared about any of this.
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They have been checked out and are being well cared for, she said.
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They were kind and curious as most doctors are, but they also cared.
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A hospital designed for 1,500 patients sometimes cared for as many as 2,500.
|
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Scott Kelly cared for a blooming zinnia flower during a mission in 2016.
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AG: I felt John was painting about the things that I cared about.
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Republicans said they cared most about immigration, then health care, then foreign policy.
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Netflix can ignore that because it's never cared about what theater chains do.
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At nine, Silver cared more about the violence than the reasons behind it.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: To watch people change, begin to feel cared about, is heartwarming.
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God bless everyone who has cared for my husband along this journey. pic.twitter.
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He said she cared for him even better than the nurses that day.
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Right, because if nobody cared— Exactly, then we'd be shut down or something.
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I always cared about the immigration issue, even before my son was killed.
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Don't think the people who built them cared about getting our names right.
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We were surprised how much people cared about our book, and it's great.
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"I think we all cared for each other at that point," suggests Alvord.
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And I cared more about the life of my smartphone than my own!
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Cohen claimed he had cared nothing about jobs or pardons from Donald Trump.
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He cared for the needy himself by feeding them (Mark 8: 1-13).
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"My heart goes out to our team who cared for him like family."
|
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They also cared greatly about the bedside manner of the doctors they encountered.
|
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"I never cared about Stephen Ross," the "Port of Miami 2" rapper says.
|
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They were good guys who cared about breaking down the old boys' network.
|
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Ms. Knazze says she feels deeply fulfilled and cared for at Mather's Cafe.
|
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I accept the science, and I cared about the implications of the science.
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My grandmother didn't work; she cared for the children and finished her education.
|
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During that time she also cared for her mother, who had gone blind.
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She was a person who cared deeply for her family and her fans.
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I'd cared about my grandfather deeply too, though we were not terribly close.
|
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And it would be more believable if they really cared how she was.
|
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American voters were personally attacked and so far the president has not cared.
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Before this moment, I'd never cared if my doctors were male or female.
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The goat was called Two Stroke, and all he cared about was eating.
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Including the entire staff who cared for him at Edmonton's Stollery Children's Hospital.
|
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For me, I kind of came and I didn't know anyone, nobody cared.
|
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"That's what Jim cared most about," said Philip Balboni, the CEO of GlobalPost.
|
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Donations were made, politicians gave speeches, and it seemed like people actually cared.
|
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When I talked to them, the girls only cared about boys and sex.
|
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Its 42 children are cared for by roughly the same number of staff.
|
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Who cared about rude interlopers when I had had such an awesome run?
|
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As a freshman, I cared about my friends, my boyfriend and my poetry.
|
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"I have cared for him and tried to support his sobriety," she wrote.
|
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He delivered over 4,000 babies and cared for thousands of moms in Muskogee.
|
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It means getting to the truth, because that's all he ever cared about.
|
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We forget that we barely cared about this tournament like a decade ago.
|
|
"She really cared about the possibilities of a literary magazine," Ms. Simpson said.
|
|
But Egg and Fox never noticed or cared, which Rabbit was thankful for.
|
|
But a chief justice who cared about the institution of the Supreme Court?
|
|
She said more people cared about her lipstick than her lack of hair.
|
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The separated children were now alone, being cared for by other young detainees.
|
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He cared about the people at the State Department at all different levels.
|
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But most executives behaved as if they cared about their workers and communities.
|
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I never cared about these people, because I always went for my dreams.
|
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Second, patients susceptible to C. auris are often cared for in specialized hospitals.
|
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Until recently, nobody in soccer cared about much beyond who scored the goals.
|
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Eventually I stopped remembering or noticing characters' names and cared only about voices.
|
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It's our turn to care for older Americans who have cared for us.
|
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We cared a lot about fashion, but our style required low-rent creativity.
|
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But once they are caught, they have to be fed and cared for.
|
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Salinger himself may not have cared: "I like to write," he once said.
|
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"Matt and Mike were the first ones who cared enough," Mr. Sullivan said.
|
|
How foreign it seemed, how little I cared about its striving and admonitions.
|
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He was somebody I'd always cared about so deeply and loved very deeply.
|
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The world will be better cared for by hospitals due to technological advances.
|
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But we humans aren't easily lulled into the confidence that we're cared for.
|
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He cared only that Eddie was looking better and feeling stronger every day.
|
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Elizabeth cared for my pets and helped prepare my home for our return.
|
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My impression was that she couldn't have cared less about the tax deduction.
|
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And fewer than half of Americans believed that Republicans cared about the poor.
|
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She cared about the Judeo-Christian principles on which our country was founded.
|
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They really cared about, you know, me — just a regular person out there.
|
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No one in the room cared to guess how long that would take.
|
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Nobody ever cared about it, nobody ever used it until Mayor Landrieu did.
|
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They were subsequently treated and cared for at Poznan zoo in western Poland.
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He cared about his family, his children, the prospect of a new life.
|
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All he has ever cared about is that he be called the winner.
|
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They were subsequently treated and cared for at Poznan zoo in western Poland.
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"Nobody cared about watches, so that was a big challenge," Mr. Chan said.
|
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He lost among those who cared most about health care and the economy.
|
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If the web of interests they represented was a tangled one, nobody cared.
|
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She cared for you when you were a premature baby, his mother said.
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I don't know that he cared whether people saw him as an artist.
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I couldn't have cared less about Russians having to do with my campaign.
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I didn't know that there were people out there that cared so much.
|
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Say what you will about that egg and those who cared about it.
|
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"He cared so much about his family and friends," Esther Bustamante told CNN.
|
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Some have been hospitalized, and some are being cared for at this facility.
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They just had to be people that the teens knew cared about them.
|
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The past regime cared about gestures and appeasing fans; this one does not.
|
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With Goetz's phone number, Sebastian was Goetz, for all that the internet cared.
|
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On Thursday night, at least, my mysterious neighbor cared more than I did.
|
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Washington held him out all of last year, and by the time he left the team only the creeps and heroic hypocrite hunters even cared, and even then cared only enough to burp an I Told You So at their counterparties.
|
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The people who at the beginning of the '80s were convening Party conferences to discuss anti-Communist excesses and in the 1990s would take control of the newly established countries never cared much about anti-Communism; they cared about power.
|
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Her five children are safe and well cared for, family spokeswoman Carrie Luft said.
|
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Lobbyists have never cared what party controls Congress, they just lobby and usually win.
|
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People cared because it finally confirmed—in glaring, embarrassing details—Hart's gaping character flaws.
|
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You know, the Instagram direct message platform that, initially, nobody used or cared about?
|
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The environment, if it is rich and well-cared for and understood, shall provide.
|
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I met with people who cared about our country and I was very proud.
|
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But did his heroic deeds matter if the children he cared for died anyway?
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As someone who cared about animals, I felt that I needed to do something.
|
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The hospital cared for a handful of pregnant women with opioid addiction in 2002.
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That's how I knew that this was real and he genuinely cared about me.
|
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She'd never cared about the subject before, but suddenly, it seemed to be everywhere.
|
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She knew many of the boys in photograph; she had cared for their pets.
|
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He went out of his way for everyone, and cared tremendously about his family.
|
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"All I cared about at that time was for him to get back home."
|
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It might mean that ordinary voters cared less about political overtones than the judges.
|
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Carolyn Hugley recalled, saying that Abrams cared little for deference to the House Speaker.
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It was beautiful to know people actually cared and were listening to sex workers.
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It is now being cared for at SeaWorld's Animal Rescue Center in San Diego.
|
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She cared about the #GoldenStateKiller being behind bars and the victims getting some relief.
|
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The old MWC used to be relevant when we cared about our signal dropping.
|
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They cared more about money than about patients, or their employees, or the truth.
|
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According to police, the baby boy is being cared for by his maternal family.
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"If you cared, you would send me pictures too," she said he told her.
|
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She says she definitely thinks he cared about how Swift felt about the song.
|
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My country has never cared if I am well, but my parents always have.
|
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Police said the 3-year-old was unharmed and being cared for by relatives.
|
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They said they cared about family values, but they elected a bullying, misogynistic swindler.
|
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No one was watching and no one really cared much one way or another.
|
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If only Twitter's abuse policies cared as much about the latter as the former.
|
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I cared too much about the opinions of my associates in a conservative career.
|
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That makes me feel inspired that something is really being shared and cared about.
|
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"They are doing great and have been really well-cared for," Daniel told reporters.
|
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Vikram Gandhi didn't direct the Netflix biopic Barry because he cared about Barack Obama.
|
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"I'm sure she knew of all the people who cared about her," he says.
|
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Besides Kim Kardashian, very few people have cared about BlackBerry phones in recent years.
|
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It's about how each of us wants to be recognized, cared for, and loved.
|
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Each and every child deserves to be loved, cared for and shown their potential.
|
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I should have just waited until I met somebody who actually cared about me.
|
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You could tell that if I cared about colors I would have acted differently.
|
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"She caught my attention, I cared about it, and it became personal," Dorgan said.
|
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I felt like nobody else really cared about whether I got the prescribed treatment.
|
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"He truly believed in me and cared so much about my situation," says Leeper.
|
|
For so long I cared too much about what other people thought of me.
|
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Both Constellation Brands and Walgreens reported fabulous earnings this week, but no one cared.
|
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I don't think he cared what happened to me once the surgery was over.
|
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The trouble is that it's not a bright line he's cared to draw elsewhere.
|
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Whitman as a one-person stand-in for the transcendental, but Whitman cared more
|
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The prince cared little, they argue, about getting Awda's help with his reform agenda.
|
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"The media never reported/cared who didn't attend prior to today," the official said.
|
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Ten years back the people that cared about this were in highly regulated industries.
|
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But they cared deeply about each other, right up until (spoiler!) Poussey's dying breath.
|
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Somebody who really cared and loved the record and that was who he was.
|
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"My mom, my sister, other family members, my friends — no one cared," he wrote.
|
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And it might even be worse if I told people and no one cared.
|
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They only cared if I bought the meatloaf, not if I kept it down.
|
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"[She] cared deeply for me as her staffer," former aide Kali Cruz told BuzzFeed.
|
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These were the entries on our game sheet -- the only ones we cared about.
|
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But the only death I really cared about was that of a CGI dragon.
|
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I cared less about about the chipset inside or the sensors responsible for tracking.
|
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She "cared about people, especially the disabled and people that needed help," Zwicke says.
|
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I hadn't really cared about getting out until I found out I had cancer.
|
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I felt so confused about what it meant to be loved and cared for.
|
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But nobody really cared about how many pills they were getting or weren't getting.
|
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She just wrote songs and made records for the people who cared to listen.
|
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Only thing he cared about was if you could hit, run, field, and throw.
|
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I never cared when I was younger and I hated getting my nails done.
|
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It then became our burden as well, because we cared for her too. Yeah.
|
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The part I cared about was where Clinton compares Sanders to a one-upper.
|
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"He really enjoyed birdwatching a lot, and he really cared about birds," she says.
|
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If they cared about making America more conservative, they would have passed the AHCA.
|
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By this stage, I must confess, I no longer cared about the bear. ♦
|
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They were always the ones who cared about bias cuts, cloisonné, Murano glass — whatever.
|
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But at the sanctuaries, they are cared for as individuals with personalities and emotions.
|
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She even cared for her pet kittens as if they were her own offspring.
|
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I suppose I could read e-books, but I've never really cared for them.
|
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We have cared for children and adults with asthma who are struggling to breathe.
|
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I really could not have cared less whose name went on the luggage tags.
|
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He saw FOX as a big family, and he cared about everything we did.
|
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But what would it look like if we cared just as deeply about equality?
|
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He cared about how the light reflected off the trucks, not about understanding death.
|
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Previous US dignitaries have received gifts of horses, which are cared for in Mongolia.
|
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Jalu was rescued from the NSW bushfires and cared for at Currumbin Wildlife Hospital.
|
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I don't think the Discovery writers cared about nurturing believable characters at this point.
|
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Despite its ominous name, a boa constrictor is quite gentle when properly cared for.
|
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I can't recall the last time he cared about what I needed or wanted.
|
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Besides, she didn't have her kids, so she barely cared what happened to her.
|
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It was really special to me that he cared enough to execute my dream.
|
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"Whether you get liked or not […] I've never really cared about that," she said.
|
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"We're just running to make sure the livestock is cared for properly," Taylor said.
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He criticized the Generation X writers for making satire without people you cared about.
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None of us cared—we'd barely showered but we just wanted to go skate.
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So of course they haven't cared a fig for non-US citizens' privacy either.
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A station we've cared about for many years has been stripped of its credibility.
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Still, she wrote about gender and other topics she cared about when she could.
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Ann Romney had to show the audience that her husband really cared about people.
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Mary moved down to Washington, where she was cared for by her doting son.
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There, she knows the chickens are well cared for and have space to roam.
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Rather than making progress, they believed, Mr. Meadows cared only about making a point.
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Sometimes I readmit a patient I cared for just weeks before in the hospital.
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But most recipients didn't care how the notes were phrased, they cared about warmth.
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If we don't take care of each other, none of us is cared for.
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None."I've never felt less cared about by an employer until now," they added.
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Last week, Mark Teixeira said the same thing, not that anybody cared that much.
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"Discovery," as a show, hasn't cared as much about exploration as most Trek voyages.
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He was a hard-working and loving person that cared deeply about his team.
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Protecting the environment is something Oskar Metsavaht has cared about since his early life.
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Much gratitude to those who cared for him and supported him day to day.
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My children, all dog owners, have promised that they will be well cared for!
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All three children denied having any worries about how their mother cared for them.
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Again and again, they said they cared about beating Donald Trump above all else.
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"It was extremely well done, and they were extremely well cared for," he said.
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I wanted it to translate on camera that this was someone I cared about.
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Of all this, Obama and the people around him knew little and cared less.
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And that is why these strangers cared so much about a stranger like me.
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I cared about getting a 4.0 because I worried about my prospects after college.
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"He actually cared about the truth and about coming to understand things," he said.
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The only things she has ever demonstrably cared about was Jaime and her children.
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They cared that he was a lovely man and we had all become friends.
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Never before had a vaquita porpoise been successfully captured and cared for by humans.
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Ari Mahler, a nurse and the son of a rabbi, cared for the shooter.
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Did I want him to donate some money to something that I cared about?
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They never really cared about debt and deficits; it was a fraud all along.
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The problem with cordierite is it's susceptible to breakage if not cared for properly.
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We've long thought of these factors as dangers for the people being cared for.
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LOS ANGELES — José cared for the bottle-fed babies, 700 of them in all.
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Eline did not need parenting classes; she already loved and cared for her children.
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Bottom line: I would be open to impeachment if you cared about my problems.
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These children actively cared for the environment by recycling, reusing objects and saving water.
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What interests Scorsese — what he has always cared most about — aren't facts but feelings.
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"Interestingly, many Hummer owners I met cared deeply about the environment," Luedicke tells me.
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Unsurprisingly, we find out that the white witch cared about her reviews and sales.
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If he cared about Dreamers, Trump could unilaterally decide to keep it in place.
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He wondered which of the candidates really cared about the issues that affect him.
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If I were an extreme sports enthusiast, I might have cared about those deficiencies.
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His mission is to protect a water buffalo calf that Tommaso had cared for.
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I recently cared for a woman in her 80s, clearly dying of lung cancer.
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But he also cared deeply about the health and welfare of families and children.
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Everyone thought all they cared about was Wi-Fi, social networks, pictures and parties.
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"Lula is the only one who has ever cared about us," Ms. Araujo said.
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He cared, he said, about only two things: what annoyed bears and what didn't.
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Thanks to Kravitz's performance, I still cared tremendously about Rob and her well being.
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He withdrew from his friends and colleagues and cared less about following the rules.
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Other relatives could have cared for her but the authorities refused to let them.
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A popular pediatrician who cared for children on the Upper East Side of Manhattan.
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If Romney really cared about "strengthening" Social Security, he'd sign onto the 2100 Act.
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But it was already too late: Denmark started to lose things it cared about.
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If the lawmakers cared at all about public safety, they would repeal the law.
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But Barnard sophomores Courtney and Sofia cared about making their space feel like home.
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He was a premature baby she cared for in the hospital 28 years ago.
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Heck, use the iPad mini photo that launched a million memes for anyone cared.
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My elderly patients who can no longer live independently are cared for with dignity.
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You truly cared about people and wanted to make the world a better place.
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If it is well cared for, it can stay here for another 100 years.
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"She obviously cared about her dog very much, as all dog owners do," Sgt.
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I had amazing professors who cared about me and incredible jobs outside the classroom.
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His son, meanwhile, is being cared for by his sister-in-law, he said.
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She cared for Ava and felt that the rest of her life was finished.
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At that point, I was just grateful someone cared enough about getting my advice!
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She said people who cared about climate change needed to look past their differences.
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Ms. Larson said her husband cared deeply about Afghanistan and had studied the Quran.
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Volunteers also cared for the park's hundreds of lindens, oaks, and London plane trees.
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I never really talked to anyone about my situation, because no one truly cared.
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To say that Cuarón cared about details when capturing that world is an understatement.
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"He cared about who I was and wanted to know my stories," she said.
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Volunteers and staff ran the Jacobs because they cared about the art, he said.
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You have to wonder if anyone cares as much as anyone cared for Sayers.
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She's never been skinny, but she never cared about that—and why should she?
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We gave it our undivided attention, thought about what it meant and the questions it was asking; we cared about the samples and the references and all of Ocean's lyrics; we read his story on the album's creation and cared about his narrative.
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And I get angry at myself for getting so upset about it like I cared.
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"Julianna cared about the details, so there [are] a lot of details here," Moon wrote.
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The lenders making these loans cared only that the borrower could pay the teaser rate.
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Tyson has cared for dozens of pigeons and often speaks lovingly about his pet birds.
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Would that be the fate of the things I made or kept or cared about?
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Staci Alonso: Since opening in 2007, we have cared for over 1,400 pets at Noah's.
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It's where she supported the issues she cared about as first lady, especially childhood obesity.
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Even as the world record drifted toward impossibility, nobody who was watching the race cared.
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The Committee released a written transcript of her testimony, and hardly anybody noticed or cared.
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They truly cared for me and were there to get me out of dark times.
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I couldn't quite figure out how to make them a race you cared enough about.
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BP: And it wasn't just because no one cared about nature… AH: Not at all.
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Not the most spectacular grave, but someone clearly cared for this child, burying them accordingly.
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"It made the biggest difference in my life to know that somebody cared," Betty says.
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And no matter how much I cared about the Jenningses, they were antiheroes, weren't they?
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Back in that galaxy far, far away, we cared desperately for a walking trash can.
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"We believe that elderly people should be celebrated and cared for with respect and compassion."
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He claims that he encountered the dying Sandor and cared for him until he died.
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He explains to James that he cared about him, but he can't be with him.
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Among the 37 percent who cared most about health care, Sanders led with 31 percent.
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The city cut off services to the Ponte building and landlords cared little for maintenance.
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Many people were offended, and he cared not a whit whether they were or not.
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Literally, he saved her when no one else cared to even lend a helping hand.
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It's unclear who actually won, but it didn't seem like any of the members cared.
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She has a large and committed family and was being well cared for at home.
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I've always cared about my skin routine because I had problematic skin as a teenager.
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As her oldest son, he cared for her younger children while she worked long hours.
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Her family – and everyone who cared about her – were begging her to go to rehab.
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Unfortunately, developers assumed the audience cared less about quality, and more about quirky character design.
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Few in the punditocracy cared about whether Trump would actually follow up on his promises.
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Let's say you died and then no one cared — that's pretty much how I felt.
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The show was comforting, and felt like it cared about engaging with the larger issues.
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Insofar as Americans cared, they hated the idea of giving big companies a tax break.
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Of the 48 admitted to hospital, 29 were still being cared for, NHS England said.
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When I was in middle school, AIM was the only chat service anyone cared about.
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They cared about Ferraris and holidays in Monaco; he gave Russia wars and international isolation.
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I cared about one of the characters in the game because it was my son.
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Interest rates were in fact rising so no one cared that earnings growth had weakened.
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She had such a big heart when it came to the animals she cared for.
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Some of the dogs suffered from diseases, and were presumably cared for by their owners.
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It reminded us, as many times as we cared to watch, of our personal strengths.
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She is being supported and cared for by John Easterling, her husband of 10 years.
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How did people come to define themselves by something they had cared so little about?
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At the heart of humanity is an intrinsic need to feel loved and cared for.
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So if our MBTI results had implied our relationship was doomed, I wouldn't have cared.
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However, a minority of Netflix respondents said the human-resources department cared about its employees.
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" She admitted that she "didn't tell anybody because this was somebody I really cared about.
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Spiegel first said that his wife, Miranda Kerr, cared more about it than he did.
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Now if only that many people cared as much about voting for the next President.
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"We were absolutely horrified with the cemetery, how it was not cared for," she said.
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"He really showed that he cared about one-on-one interaction with voters," he added.
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As alleged, Doud cared more about profits than the laws intended to protect human life.
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By the war's end in September 1945, the hospital had cared for about 23,000 people.
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The women cared most about body shape, which was responsible for 79.6 percent of attractiveness.
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He also cared for Mary Evelyn and her husband, who is blind, Mary Evelyn says.
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They're watching a President they've never trusted threaten a political party he's never cared about.
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People cared less about the accusations than the role Eyzaguirre played in their dining experience.
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" At the time Kim said that she was, "truly was baffled when people still cared.
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Sixty eight dogs are learning what it means to be clean and well cared for.
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Aging further and further away from his core audience, he misread what teens cared about.
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Ryan regularly cared for the owner's dogs, he said, and no foul play was suspected.
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They only would have cared if Trump's ancestral name was "Rodriguez" or "Ahmed," not Drumpf.
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After the election, he said that only the news media cared about seeing the documents.
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I guess the fact that I've forgotten shows how little I cared about your feelings.
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Nobody cared about a bunch of faggots in the city dying of AIDS back then.
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Vets cared for the little kitty, and made sure she was dry, healthy and fashionable.
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Suddenly, a massive wave knocks your flimsy holder over, destroying everything you ever cared about.
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He was cared for by the wonderful staff at Dell Children's before he passed away.
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I don't think it was her mother, but Bentley probably wouldn't have cared either way.
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I never really cared what people think about me and I stand up for myself.
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If Amazon really cared, it could probably do all kinds of bad stuff that way.
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To watch people begin to change, to feel cared about, is beyond measure for me.
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My wife wouldn't have cared anyway, but it was a fun little game to play.
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But 30 percent of the time, almost everyone said they cared about their privacy enormously.
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In 1996, there was only one three-named teen heartthrob my friends cared about: JTT.
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For five days veterinarians cared for the sea creature and tried to save its life.
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McGregor ... not like the good ol' days when all dudes cared about was stackin' belts.
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All of the cats appeared to have been well cared for prior to the blaze.
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"The victims of these horrendous acts are being supported and cared for," the school said.
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He had a couple of people in the faith-based office who cared about it.
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Taylor says he heard Trump cared more about Biden probe than Ukraine 200063:12 a.m.
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Issuing windy statements laced with legalese to the Baylor community about how much he cared.
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She was a mom then, and she cared about family then and she still does.
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There was only one three-named dreamboat I cared about in 1996: Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
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Feedback from other moms indicates they appreciated that "somebody cared enough to ask," she said.
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It was such a special moment, I wouldn't have cared if he ripped my dress.
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Voters cared about issues, but they participated because they needed politics in their own lives.
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"It used to be that buyers really cared about proximity to public transportation," Serhant explained.
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He felt bad that he had not cared for his mother in her old age.
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Presidents are cared for by the White House Medical Unit and the White House physician.
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"It is about time we had a government that cared for the people," he said.
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And those King Bhumibol cared about the most — the Thai people — must suffer the consequences.
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She cared deeply about her work, and poured herself into the stories that she told.
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But then, as diplomats remind me, when has Putin ever cared about Russia's international reputation?
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The judge ruled that patients were best suited to being cared for in health facilities.
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Those providing long-term care, and those being cared for, are a largely invisible demographic.
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After college, my husband and I both ate poorly and cared little about good nutrition.
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For him, it was a sign that he was still relevant and that people cared.
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But you have to be seen, and I guess I've never cared enough about that.
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It's just that some children — the Marinhos, the Camargos — are cared for better than others.
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Miller cared deeply for Standifer, his public defender said in a statement after his execution.
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Eighty-three percent of Republicans said Trump cared, while 22019 percent Democrats said he didn't.
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"They cared about showing two girls doing it rather than one girl and a guy."
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She lived on a huge estate and had many staff members who cared for her.
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Under normal conditions, few would have cared—John F. Kennedy didn't write his books either.
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It was Mr. Maldonado, or Heaven's mother, who often cared for the girl after school.
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The Air Force cared about muscles, and growing plants in a space station, and Firefox.
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It is unclear what Natalia is doing now, or whether she is being cared for.
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A writer who cared about story might have taken a moment to all address this.
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He fostered a few children and cared for his brother, Daniel, who had developmental disabilities.
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There was also a darkness and suspicion in Berry, for those who cared to look.
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Neither of them cared that this could destroy the validity of the mustached woman's research.
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Meursault, who has not cared about anything up to this point, wants none of it.
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When you're out of that relationship, you can hardly remember why you cared so much.
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But once they got insurance through Obamacare, they finally allowed themselves to be cared for.
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So my plan was to say stuff that people cared about, but over garage beats.
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Tsu users, meanwhile, didn't come because they cared about connecting – they came for the money.
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I would be keeping the notes because I was the only one who cared enough.
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I've been lucky enough to work on shows where that's all that anyone cared about.
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"I truly was baffled when people still cared," she added of her most recent selfies.
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Suddenly, people cared what I had to say beyond my thoughts on the latest game.
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Once you feel comfortable, book your appointment, sit back, and have your curls cared for.
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If I couldn't take a risk, or do something I actually cared about, who could?
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When our first record was out it was out... that was all we cared about.
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And when it was over, I hardly cared that I didn't kill a single enemy.
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I don't think he cared much about the donors, let alone about their future children.
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He still cared for her, and he didn't want to boast publicly about another woman.
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I was grieving that a person I respected and cared for had betrayed my trust.
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Would that the current Supreme Court cared as much about scientific evidence and women's lives.
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"Stalin cared very little" about North Korea, Jeppesen writes, when quite the opposite was true.
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Alderson said he cared more about how Callaway carried himself and arrived at his decisions.
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"It was like a family, people actually cared and coached me through things," she said.
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I hated playing sports badly and then having to pretend I cared about getting better.
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"I cared a lot about the issue, but just had not done much," she said.
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The judge, lawyers, and law enforcement officers knew my name and cared about my status.
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In truth, they were the capitalists who cared enough about the system to save it.
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"Extraordinary achievement, though adults have rarely cared to admit it, takes a toll," Hulbert writes.
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Take the desire to ensure that your family is cared for if you die unexpectedly.
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So she left it behind, and cared for her mother until her death in 1997.
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She cared most about having a kitchen she could live with for a long time.
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But the philosophical difficulties were always there, troubling those who cared to worry about them.
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She is stepmother to our niece, but the girl is cared for by her mother.
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It's strange to see, having cared so long for a team without a national following.
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The two patients are being cared for at UC San Diego Health, hospital officials said.
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The biocontainment unit team cared for three patients with Ebola in 2014, the hospital said.
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He was the pediatrician who cared for her son since the day he was born.
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The KC Pet Project has cared for over 10,000 animals a year, its website says.
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Because it would be reusable, it could deploy anything anyone cared to take into space.
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I cared for my wife, who had multiple sclerosis, for 50 years until her death.
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Tom Steyer insisted that no one cared about the environment as much as he did.
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He got mileage out of the football players, but no one really cared about dishwashers.
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It continues: None cared when I was young,But all fear me when full grown.
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In 1999, brands really cared about distribution in a different way than they do today.
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If Trump really cared about the vets, he would expand, not eliminate, these indispensable protections.
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I thought I was somebody who cared a lot about bullying and picking on people.
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They were cared for by humans, but not coddled, maintaining a certain measure of independence.
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Mr. Biden seemed to have a lock on the issue voters cared most about: electability.
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I was in this race to talk about things that I cared the most about.
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Nobody seemed to be inside, and it was unclear whether they were being cared for.
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If they cared about the police, we would not have such misery in our lives.
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Imagine if a campaign knew that a certain group of voters cared about health care.
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Who cared about, Grann writes, using the intolerant lingo of the times, a "dead Injun"?
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Where hope meets medicine Today, McElroy works alongside two nurses who once cared for him.
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No person who cared about good governance would come up with a system like that.
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He cared deeply about the future of America and those who serve in our government.
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Who cared if we, like Anita Hill, spoke out about sexual harassment on the job?
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Voters did think Bush cared about them, but they didn't think he understood their problems.
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I also stole a lot of rasps, but somehow no one ever cared about those.
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People cared about this issue based on where they came down in the abortion debate.
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"Fewer children are being cared for in community hospitals," he said in a phone interview.
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One apparently infected a daughter who cared for him, and the other his hospital roommate.
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It's been an intense journey for everyone who's worked on and cared about this story.
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"I started to not care about my pregnancy, because no one else cared," she said.
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And he felt better for a little while because the Pope had cared to come.
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"Shot-putting is what he cared about," Ms. Grimes said, "and it kept him alive."
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The asthmatic child cared for his seven siblings while his parents scrambled to make money.
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If they cared about the police, we would not have such misery in our lives.
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"They weren't just speaking about a generic election that they cared about," Mr. Horowitz said.
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You care so much about the people and the people that have cared about you.
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I never much cared for butterflies as a child, because to me they symbolized death.
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Ed and Lily were people I cared about in a world that never stopped moving.
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Despite my past and my fears, he cared for me, encouraged me, and loved me.
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We still wanted her on our team because we cared so much about her personally.
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Basically, no one cared about pairing Friday and the number 213 until the 2700th century.
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LaVar responded to Beverley, claiming people only cared about him because he was playing Lonzo.
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Am I quietly compromising on the thing that I cared about most — my children's Judaism?
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I didn't know whether he was smart, I didn't know whether he cared about journalism.
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A day or a week either way and nobody would've cared about the Drummond Puddle.
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Summer's fading, water's getting colder -- not that Chelsea cared, but she felt the chill ... obviously.
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I cared a lot about the friendship, but still entertained the idea of a relationship.
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The authorities shut down the gold standard of clubbing that actually cared about their patrons.
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Sometimes it stole the show altogether—and he never cared one way or the other.
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It blew my mind that people cared about software that much, the way I did.
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I felt like a nerd, disappearing into a subject maybe nobody else really cared about.
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His little community of people cared about each other, and they built each other up.
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There, since the 13th century, mentally afflicted strangers have been cared for by the community.
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Because of my writing in 2008, which was pretty widely read by people who cared about Hillary Clinton, who cared about politics, I'd like to think it's pretty nuanced and smart about the various complicated dynamics and a lot of the history in play.
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She could light up the room with her smile and cared so much about other people.
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There are no criteria as to what it takes to be involved, protected and cared for.
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Can you tell us something about how these children are being cared for in these facilities?
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He cared so much about so many people and was beloved by all who knew him.
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At the age of 20, Mutsuva cared for her two younger brothers after her parents died.
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"At Microsoft, my boss cared a lot about not only substance, but form," Medina tells CNBC.
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I wondered if she was surrounded by people who no longer cared about her best interests.
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"Like any child, she needs to be cared for and watched for developmental issues," Ruge said.
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The SOCP has cared for 15 orangutans with air rifle injuries over the past ten years.
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They couldn't find a salon that cared for their hair and where the stylists had professionalism.
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Prior to the '73-'74 bear market, no one cared about benchmarks because there weren't any.
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He was passionate about the game, loved his home state and he cared about hockey fans.
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The woman accused later told investigators she never cared for the child while staying with White.
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HANNITY: We -- I thought they cared about women and children and had a monopoly of compassion.
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Our copy editors knew to check any change with Charles because he cared about every word.
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It was that he cared enough to be there for all of it -- rain or shine.
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When it was just us back in my dorm room we cared about data protection. pic.twitter.
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A hallmark of Shriners Hospitals is that children are cared for no matter the family's finances.
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"I didn't feel like Clinton really cared about us," said Murray, a personal service industry worker.
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The clip makes it clear that The Last O.G. actress has never cared what anyone thought.
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Each wig represents different sides to the drag character and are lovingly cared for and displayed.
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"I think the choice is fundamental to our ability to get everybody cared for," O'Rourke said.
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If you truly cared, maybe you would have stayed at the hospital longer than 20 minutes.
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Almost every person I've ever served with cared about one thing: Can you do your job?
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"He was the only one in the room who seemed like he cared," the juror said.
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Liberals cared more about being in a neighborhood with a mix of racial and ethnic backgrounds.
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The people hospitalised are being cared for in the cities of Lyon, Grenoble and Saint-Etienne.
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However, if not cared for correctly, problems can arise with even the most well-seasoned examples.
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I cared deeply about how fashion can transform a mood, and someone's day, week, and life.
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The pony abandoned in Stoke-on-Trent is now being cared for at a rehoming center.
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