Appears in: "The Last Jedi"Cutest feature: Their robesThe caretakers of Luke Skywalker's weird Jedi island are officially known as the Lanai Caretakers.
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Finally, she said, caretakers should make a plan in case their loved ones do get sick or if they themselves become ill, like having backup caretakers.
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The duo first met in 2001 and her caretakers claim that she seemed visibly upset when her caretakers signed news of Williams' suicide to her in 2014.
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The caretakers' unconscious biases, in almost all cases, contradicted their explicit biases—meaning, when surveyed, those caretakers all thought that they regarded black and white people the same way.
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Unlike in Minnesota, state law mandates that more invasive assistance, like bowel programs, cannot be performed by agency caretakers, but must be done by independently certified caretakers or nurses.
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Caretakers accompany them to activities like swimming or horseback riding.
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Even their caretakers can't follow conversations between them, Waldthausen said.
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Both men said panicked caretakers told them to save themselves.
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Nurses earn less than police officers; cleaners less than caretakers.
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Over the centuries, the Orloj has had many different caretakers.
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Philadelphia's 22,22018 nannies, caretakers, and house cleaners could be next.
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Are her caretakers faltering on the precipice of nervous exhaustion?
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Mott first photographed the rhinos and their caretakers in April.
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We asked about single parents, blended families, and nontraditional caretakers.
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Nanny cams aren't just for tiny humans and their caretakers anymore.
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"We're caretakers as women and we put ourselves last," she said.
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Eventually the company plans to release an app specifically for caretakers.
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Rescued Ohio, Ella's original caretakers, were invited to the bash too.
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"We're caretakers as women and we put ourselves last," she says.
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Although it was charming, we did at times feel like caretakers.
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"Women are caretakers who love everyone else before themselves," Layne believes.
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These people are our coworkers, employers, friends, family, caretakers, and educators.
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The law would allow family members or caretakers to collect ballots.
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It will take community organizers, cultural workers, farmers, caretakers and builders.
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As we head into 2020, those caretakers are in short supply.
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And Intergenerational Service Corps will serve as caretakers for senior citizens.
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But it is their shrill screams that caretakers find so heart-wrenching.
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Marthas: Infertile women who work as caretakers and cooks in Commanders' houses.
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Luke is joined by a group of aliens known as the Caretakers.
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According to experts, people can absorb behaviors, like cheating, from their caretakers.
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And on Tuesday, he walked with his caretakers at sixth grade graduation.
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Many of the zoo's caretakers had also died in the ongoing conflict.
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Because a lot of people think there's going to be robot caretakers.
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"We're caretakers as women and we put ourselves last," she told People.
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Singer is one of millions of millennial caretakers in the United States.
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Most of the roughly 300 staff members, patients and caretakers were asleep.
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Woolf identified both the sick and their caretakers as outsiders by default.
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"We made the major decision to literally be caretakers," Ms. Ziff said.
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We must endeavor to be vigilant caretakers of what we have left.
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It was left to the big oyster's caretakers to do the talking.
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Made sure his caretakers spoke as if they were from somewhere else?
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Father Bongiovanni is one of the local caretakers of the Padre Pio movement.
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The person adds there have been "caretakers" coming and going at the estate.
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So many of these women are mothers and so many are primary caretakers.
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Separation of children from non-parental caretakers at the border is not new.
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Amazingly, the cafe currently "employees" two rats, Emile and Remy, as kitten caretakers.
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Especially with women, we are usually the caretakers of everyone except for ourselves.
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They have been taking English classes and playing outdoors, their caretakers told CNN.
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Reimbursements to caretakers from insurance companies, the group says, are also going down.
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We might be the chosen caretakers of the jewel Earth (pretty shitty ones).
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About what might be lost or diminished by the advent of robot caretakers.
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Kwibuka Rwanda gives potent voice to the makers and caretakers of these monuments.
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The new technicians are not new hires but caretakers who are being promoted.
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Their owners are their protectors, docents and, when the occasion calls, their caretakers.
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For the live-in caretakers, for Winterton and Arnold, the ranch is home.
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She would no longer play caretakers, nursemaids, stewards of other people's emotional journeys.
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Caretakers tried to evacuate patients on gurneys as family members anxiously waited outside.
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"Parents or caretakers should be in control of the exposure," Dr. Eichenfield said.
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"Parents or caretakers should be in control of the exposure," Dr. Eichenfield said.
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He was a teacher at a small school, and we were also caretakers.
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Mudry made the trip with help from his hospice caretakers and health care providers.
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The charity works on behalf of seriously ill children and their families and caretakers.
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That could scare away relatives or other caretakers from applying to sponsor migrant children.
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Keeping these caretakers in place will not only deprive the government of new talent.
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Caretakers estimate the beaver will have to remain under human care for several years.
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Likewise, "one size fits all" does not begin to describe their caretakers and families.
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As parents and caretakers of children, their path to leadership is in our hands.
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The building is unchanged since the 1970s, creating some problems for the patients' caretakers.
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That can include infected people, caretakers, and guardians whose children's schools have been closed.
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The power to retain caretakers and security for Britney on a 24-hour basis.
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Although his caretakers use "he" to describe George, the snail is actually a hermaphrodite.
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In spite of the Yorn migration, "Caretakers" seems to have Montville on its mind.
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My relationship with my boyfriend also flattened; we'd been wonderful caretakers together, now what?
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What questions do you think fellow parents/caretakers should ask when finding a Pediatrician?
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When the woman, now 29, gave birth late last year, her caretakers were shocked.
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The audience of about 20 children, ages 3–6, and their caretakers erupted in applause.
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They also develop a high-pitched scream that can be heartbreaking for caretakers to hear.
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Sadly, one of her caretakers was not to be trusted and took advantage of her.
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Authorities said Ame was routinely locked inside the plastic box and abused by her caretakers.
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I was able to connect my caretakers' actions with symptoms of undiagnosed Borderline Personality Disorder.
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Wendy runs away from her caretakers in order to enter a Star Trek scriptwriting competition.
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Walther said caretakers also should be aware of a relatively new way to fund expenses.
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As for the human caretakers, they're stocked on food too so no one's going hungry.
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We had accepted the joy, the frustration and, ultimately, the responsibility of being her caretakers.
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Mississippi doesn't cover that population, so its requirements are targeting low-income parents and caretakers.
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Moments before the adult giraffe became wedged, he was observed by his caretakers acting normal.
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That's why an increasing number of elder caretakers are turning to robotic cats and dogs.
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He also said its caretakers had nicknamed the elephant Bangabahadur, after a brave Bengal hero.
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The power to retain caretakers and security for Britney on a 24-hour basis.3.
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Two of his sons are among his top military commanders, as well as his caretakers.
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In 2016, she received a Guggenheim fellowship to work with rescued animals and their caretakers.
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The caretakers feed Najin and Fatu, as well as educate visitors about their dire situation.
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Both caretakers were strict Methodists who refused to play jazz and blues in the house.
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"We're caretakers on site, and we want to be here," says Feinberg, who's on the team.
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Reporters found the site doesn't do background checks or even verify the credentials of listed caretakers.
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It has individual goals, like to preserve humankind as technology's caretakers, or to dismantle complex systems.
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Two caretakers riding on the elephant's back tried to calm it down, but to no avail.
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Pony was not only assisting Jim's human caretakers but also inadvertently keeping an eye on them.
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Victims in the throes of rabies infection will lash out at their caretakers, before inevitably perishing.
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Not only are men capable of being caretakers — they're capable of supporting their partners' professional goals.
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Because Fiona was born six weeks premature, caretakers have been constantly monitoring her health and vitals.
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He had also received treatment for mental illness from caretakers who visited his home, NHK said.
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That's why the caretakers at Farm Sanctuary enlisted Maurice's help — as Marcia's trusty seeing eye goat.
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She was last seen by her caretakers on Tuesday night, said Feld Entertainment spokesman Stephen Payne.
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The SPD in June appointed three caretakers to run the party after leader Andrea Nahles resigned.
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Through the years, he's created an entire "EB team" with caretakers who have ten different specialties.
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Gallo revealed Thursday that Hastert is incapable of dressing and bathing himself without assistance from caretakers.
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She also wants to expand access to the program to caretakers, low-income families, and widows.
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His caretakers said the rare species of rhinos have a lifespan of about 35-40 years.
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Sprinkled throughout are women at peace with their newborns, often crowded by caretakers and birth partners.
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Through these conversations, she found that gender stereotypes appear to impact the work young caretakers do.
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Enter 'Wonderschool', a company that lets licensed educators and caretakers launch in-home preschools or daycares.
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Some caretakers are noticing that patients need less medicine and physical restraints after using these techniques.
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Men were often shown with nurses, and made to look childlike and dependent on their caretakers.
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Parents, caretakers, teachers and coaches must teach boys empathy by showing them affection, compassion and understanding.
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Curiously, however, no one seemed to even notice the amputation at first, including the statue's caretakers.
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I also emphasize the importance of peer play, in addition to play with parents or caretakers.
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And some of the millions of elderly Americans abused each year are mistreated by paid caretakers.
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It has been a "slow death," Curtis said, and the remaining caretakers long for its completion.
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One can almost see the mutual trust shared between the prehistoric-looking giants and their caretakers.
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Notre-Dame's contemporary custodians — its architects, priests and caretakers — wanted to preserve the structure's medieval essence.
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The caretakers here are saints, and my grandma is finally adjusting after being here a few months.
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The symptoms of neonatal opioid withdrawal can be quite hard to deal with for nurses and caretakers.
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You can also add friends, family, or a sitter to the account to coordinate along multiple caretakers.
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Rather than fight it, perhaps caretakers should consider educating young people on sexual material and the internet.
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So the collective purpose of all women is reduced to being caretakers, in a variety of strata.
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At the Monterey Bay Aquarium, caretakers give baby bats—or "pups"—fresh chunks of fish to eat.
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The attack occurred after the baby girl's caretakers momentarily stepped away into another room, the spokeswoman says.
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"He had her caretakers fired and took on the role of the victim's care provider," prosecutors claim.
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One of the biggest problems nannies and caretakers deal with is the informal setup of their work.
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In the statement, Rosen urged parents and caretakers to always look around their vehicles before leaving them.
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Instead, unsupervised male caretakers, including the suspect, were allowed to go into her room, the documents say.
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And more than 214 percent who develop dementia become violent toward their caretakers, a 22015 study showed.
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The child's caretakers "were so calm, you wouldn't think a baby was sitting here dead," she alleged.
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Tax credits for familiesThe Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a popular credit for parents and caretakers.
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Cole says cemetery caretakers were working to try and find the best way to fix the damage.
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Lower paying jobs will grow partly due to the aging population, who will require more personal caretakers.
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And more than 20 percent who develop dementia become violent toward their caretakers, a 2014 study showed.
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Every penny goes to making and delivering food for homebound people who are ill and their caretakers.
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In March, the Paups received an offer to become the caretakers of a ranch one mile away.
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One of its early caretakers, a woman named Florence Helm, later described having several mysterious experiences there.
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News of the seabird's death in late January hit the island's caretakers and social media users hard.
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The caretakers at Valle Encantado have tried several options to help Dani, but none of them worked.
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If multiple caretakers watch your children, said Dr. Heard-Garris, have everyone enforce the same behavioral standards.
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Here's a list of great shows to keep kids ages 2 through 6, and their caretakers, occupied.
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I put together this list of great shows for kids ages 2 through 6 and their caretakers.
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"Don't worry," said Madhavi Irani, one of the caretakers, nonchalantly wiping the dog's nose with her fingers.
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Our country is full of responsible spouses and caretakers who have guns stored safely in their houses.
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The rhinos' caretakers watched the whole time, holding onto their horns and petting them through the process.
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On-site caretakers will inform you, in eager detail, about the varieties: cherry, birch, persimmon, and others.
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They aren't caretakers; they are content creators (and not in the social media meaning of the word).
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Her caretakers didn't think until anything of it, until Shinda gave birth to a baby Saturday afternoon. Whoops.
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" To match children with the right caretakers, "We do the healing work of exploring what happened to them.
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And it's the same technology that can reduce umpires from key decision-makers to caretakers at baseball games.
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Right now, Mike's caretakers say the animal is not in pain and is showing no signs of discomfort.
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Fundamentally, much of this technology seems to be designed with caretakers in mind, more than the elderly themselves.
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Both ministers are still in their jobs as caretakers but a new coalition cabinet will soon be named.
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And in his final months, people in the industry worried that Lee's caretakers were taking advantage of him.
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We spoke with Fiona's caretakers and our resident astrologer Annabel Gat to gain insight into this remarkable hippo.
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"Diversity helps companies be better caretakers of their employees, and in turn, their customers," Johnson explains to Mashable.
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And for full-time caretakers without a partner who's working, the US tax code currently doesn't offer much.
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One day, one of her caretakers called and said she had a sudden emergency and had to leave.
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As a nation, we rely very heavily on family caretakers to care for those with disabilities, particularly adults.
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Caretakers are less likely to be in the workforce and more likely to be in poor health themselves.
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Even the caretakers do not linger once they have planted, pulled weeds and picked up trash, he said.
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Too often they fall short of protecting the young talent that they are 'supposed' to be caretakers for.
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The snail's caretakers named him George after the only survivor of the Pinta Island tortoises of the Galápagos.
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Caretakers, family members and therapists had gelled together over time to provide relatively seamless around-the-clock support.
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The man was a violent schizophrenic, but the mother was trapped, according to Seon-mi's South Korean caretakers.
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For younger listeners, here's a list of podcasts to distract 2- through 6-year-olds and their caretakers.
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But, that doesn't mean we don't also deserve a totally chic abode like the more graceful plant caretakers.
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The man's wife and adult children, who were his caretakers, suggested blandly that he died of natural causes.
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But does a pathological liar really want to pick a fight with the caretakers of America's Best Idea?
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And it's a stigma that affects medical caretakers, seeping into the way my pregnancy and aftercare were handled.
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Instead of asking questions, caretakers say things like, "I didn't expect that!" or, "That's curious!" to encourage expression.
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Some chimps hesitated at first, but then one of the caretakers decided to dive right in for a demonstration.
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One company there is working on the world's first flushable adult diaper to make caretakers' live easier, reports Quartz.
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Men are often presented as bumbling babysitters instead of caretakers — that onerous task nearly always falls on the mother.
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Reports of ICE arresting potential caretakers is likely deterring others from coming forward to claim custody of the kids.
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The predatory nature of some of her supposed caretakers, especially the male ones, has also complicated things for her.
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For parents or caretakers of people with special needs, the stakes are higher when it comes to financial planning.
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Insurance that covers stays in nursing homes so that family members can simply be family members instead of caretakers.
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Two parents or caretakers would be allowed to take advantage of the program for up to three months each.
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On Monday, the three caretakers said the party leadership would discuss their approach to the coalition on June 24.
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And often there are multiple caretakers—maybe two parents in a home, maybe a grandmother, an aunt, a babysitter.
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The annual wages for the two caretakers who provide security, gardening, housekeeping, cooking and grocery shopping total around $10,000.
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Finally, the most important partner in the health, education and welfare of any child are their parents and caretakers.
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And as Ms. Jun pointed out, those consumers have relatives, caretakers and friends who have purchasing power as well.
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And, most tragically of all, several star-crossed penguins appear to be hopelessly in love with their human caretakers.
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And with dogs, research has generally shown that they behave very much like human babies do with their caretakers.
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Many are submitted by the animals' caretakers or come from organizations and shelters the Dodo has worked with before.
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Last month, Harry hosted a party at Buckingham Palace for WellChild to reward those caretakers who look after sick children.
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They have been pulled out of school, in some cases work, and have witnessed their parents and caretakers fleeing violence.
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We do a significant amount of travel, so the two of us are usually the sole caretakers of our girls.
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Daily logs kept by the lion's caretakers show no notes of aggressive behavior between the a pair, or any injuries.
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What if we thought of ourselves not as the owners of this information, but as custodians, transient carriers, or caretakers?
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Leela Kids gives caretakers peace of mind that whatever their charges are listening to is age-appropriate and reasonably edifying.
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What if we thought of ourselves not as the owners of this information, but as custodians, transient carriers or caretakers?
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A lawsuit filed in New York City the day before his death suggested he was purposefully isolated by his caretakers.
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The three caretakers said the party leadership would discuss their approach to the coalition at a meeting on June 24.
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"Right at the beginning, we had to fight with caretakers because they were afraid they would be stung," Hoelzer says.
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The sentient memory of our complete and profound dependence on our first caretakers follows us in every succeeding love relationship.
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Kavaan's caretakers last week said they had never heard of Cher or her music but were grateful for her help.
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To be a child is to be, in so many ways, completely powerless and at the mercy of adult caretakers.
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Caretakers said they had no idea that the woman, who was disabled by seizures during her early childhood, was pregnant.
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Exemptions to the requirements can include people who are disabled, their caretakers, or people physically or mentally unable to work.
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The hens and roosters in this documentary are pampered royalty, and their caretakers find fulfillment in the pursuit of perfection.
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Beyond the elderly caretakers, whose children were seldom interested in carrying on their stewardship, not many valued these old vineyards.
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LSU says Mike's caretakers kept a close watch during his final hours to make sure he did not suffer. R.I.P.
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They also urged me to take care of myself, citing statistics about high levels of depression and sickness among caretakers.
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" More comments from readers, selected from responses to an essay by Pamela Druckerman, "We Were the Caretakers of Notre-Dame.
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Men suffer worse from illness, and women, blessed by the creator with immunological fortitude, must be their protectors and caretakers.
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They bring the caretakers to their dogs, ratcheting up the care in their own homes when they go on vacation.
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It remains my favorite tracker for small children, and I've also heard of caretakers using a Jiobit with dementia patients.
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The new foxes run toward people, jump on the bed and nuzzle one another as well as their human caretakers.
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Their caretakers even have their own farm animal rescue account, which you should also be sure to follow and support.
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Young teens killing each other … spend money on educating the young people who will become our caretakers in the future.
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The Hope Diamond, for one, considered priceless by its caretakers at the Smithsonian Institution, but reportedly insured for $53 million.
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A genuinely decolonial approach would see museums interrogate their positions as apparently objective caretakers of non-Western objects and artefacts.
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" Before entering the final gallery, an audio recording by Clyfford Still addresses the caretakers of his estate: "So I retreat.
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Between the lines: The extra travel expense is most extreme when women are caretakers, needing to take multiple trips with children.
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Because most women who go to prison are primary caretakers of their children and it impacts their entire families and communities.
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The Dudleys, the house's caretakers who seem to be transported from the '40s, are the only people allowed in the house.
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There's also creepy caretakers, too — which may have inspired Stephen King's The Shining; King is a huge fan of this book.
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Caretakers reportedly did not know the victim was pregnant until she started moaning because she was in labor in late December.
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His caretakers would think I was a hypocrite, showing up for his death when I hadn't shown up for his life.
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There are 12 exemptions, including for those who are caretakers of family members younger than six and those who are pregnant.
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Just don't expect any autographed pictures at this place—or for its caretakers to leave any memorabilia on the sidewalk afterward.
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Or the apartments at New York Public Library branches across the city, which were used to house caretakers and their families.
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This month, assailants set fire to a school in the Khogyani District of the province, and three caretakers there were beheaded.
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The island's main inhabitants are a retired couple who act as caretakers for the wealthy family that owns most of it.
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The parents said the girl liked to be cuddled and that her caretakers should give her hugs to calm her down.
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The SPD have appointed three caretakers to run the party until they decide how and when to elect a new leader.
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Renters Deborah Woodbridge is among a very select number of New Yorkers who live as caretakers of city-owned historic homes.
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Though orchards were typically guarded by caretakers, children often ate lychees that were unripe or that had fallen to the ground.
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Museums might be the caretakers of great art, but can anyone ever really own an original masterpiece of stupendous cultural significance?
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This article also originally said 30 women were bailed out on Mother's Day, but the number was actually 100 mothers and caretakers.
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Hiram and Donelle snapped some photos and chatted with one of the cemetery's caretakers, who said the prison wasn't too far away.
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" The statement added, "The murder of a child by her caretakers is unfathomable, and an unspeakable tragedy for her grandmother and father.
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"Fortunately, the Stack Overflow community also contains caretakers—experts who want to keep the system clean with valuable content," the paper explains.
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"But it's really important for us to understand that if we're going to be caretakers, we have to take care of ourselves."
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Amid the celebratory demonstrations, there have also been outbreaks of gunfire between remnants of the old regime and the new military caretakers.
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We don't need reductive narratives that paint Black single mothers or other single female caretakers as pitifully less-equipped to raise children.
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Patients or their caretakers were required to visit the state's small handful of dispensaries to purchase cannabis products, including tinctures and capsules.
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"We were the caretakers of all of women's soccer globally, like I say the future of women's soccer," she told the outlet.
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"If Facebook can't fix its privacy problems then how can Americans trust them to be caretakers of their sensitive information?" said Sen.
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The vet and her caretakers are on standby (duh), but they said it could still be a matter of hours or days.
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And when we take time to be caretakers or better human beings, it's hard not to feel like we're betraying the sisterhood.
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Bobby Slayton has cut a deal with the caretakers he believes are responsible for his wife's death ... according to new legal docs.
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The relationship that people have already established with their caretakers and nannies often acts as a good starting place for further action.
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Caretakers at Hacienda said they had no idea that the woman, who was disabled by seizures during her early childhood, was pregnant.
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Our Note for Parents and Caretakers includes a rationale for discussing race, child-friendly vocabulary definitions, sample dialogues and additional online resources.
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The rules are aimed at workers in the gig economy, though they will also apply to caretakers, maids, carers and many others.
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HUNTINGTON "Exploring Art …
Making Memories," interactive tour of select works, group discussion and refreshments for people living with dementia and their caretakers.
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It also allows families to create more affordable housing options for extended family members, live-in nannies or caretakers for aging parents.
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There is scant information and no training provided to urban flock owners on how to become responsible and safe food animal caretakers.
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The conservators who tend to the French capital's massive photography collections aren't just gifted caretakers—they are researchers, policymakers, and technical advisors.
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This documentary aims to normalize black women as healers, doctors and medical professionals— We have always been 'normalized'…as caretakers and healers.
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La lista, as it is known, exists as a handwritten ledger and is passed to new caretakers as the older ones depart.
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For new parents, grandparents and caretakers who feel overwhelmed when watching an infant or a toddler by themselves, libraries are a godsend.
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Museums, though, are famously conservative: staid caretakers of cultural heritage, whose administrative protocol, records and paperwork are key to maintaining that heritage.
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"Without guests in the building, caretakers are getting creative in how they provide enrichment to animals," the aquarium told the Chicago Tribune.
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Under Napoleonic Code, women had virtually no rights regarding property, taxes, or business, and they were relegated to the home as caretakers.
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Two people who had been living in an outbuilding on the property and acting as caretakers were reported missing earlier this week.
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Tilikum's caretakers had said in March that the whale was afflicted with the infection that was likely to lead to his death.
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More on the fire "We've failed, as a civilization, to be the caretakers of something priceless," Pamela Druckerman writes in The Times.
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Our GDP also ignores invisible labor where money isn't exchanged, like caretakers—jobs that are often performed by women and marginalized people.
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Forty-four percent of recipients are children, 18 percent are either elderly or disabled, and another 4 percent are full-time caretakers.
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Parents would be able to follow their opposite-sex children into the bathroom, caretakers would be able to monitor their opposite-sex clients.
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Every day, I would drive to work and think about all the ways that Milo could die in the hands of his caretakers.
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All of these sessions were recorded through cameras and microphones, and the caretakers documented the children's overall level of social interaction with others.
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The caretakers also reported that their children became more socially adept, willing to make more eye contact and to communicate more with others.
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They recruited 161 ALS patients receiving care at one of three medical centers in the UK and Ireland, interviewing them and their caretakers.
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"Machinic Life" in 2016 featured cartoon AI home caretakers, a "UAE HyperMind" superintelligence that manages society, and an exhibition of body augmentation devices.
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" The complaint states that the bodyguards "were forced to protect [Depp] from himself and his vices while in public, becoming caretakers for him.
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This trickles down to the way we socialize kids — girls are expected to be caretakers, boys the ones who will deliver a return.
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Case in point: Harry Potter and the Baudelaire kids of A Series of Unfortunate Events are all the orphan wards of evil-caretakers.
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Meng Meng has been communicating her annoyances about life — the zoo food, the caretakers, being kept in captivity — by walking backwards in frustration.
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Senior figures in Germany's SPD have proposed that three members serve as caretakers of the beleaguered party after chief Andrea resigned, sources said.
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Eason Woods caretakers Kevin Harris and Tony Brown have been taking care of the hog since it was piglet, The Ledger-Enquirer reported.
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The biggest danger for Mrs May is that she will stick with her cabinet of caretakers rather than give younger talent its due.
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Interestingly, Bol asked the caretakers at Big Cat Rescue in Tampa, Florida to test out the silver vine on some of its animals.
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Achilles lives in St Petersburg's Hermitage museum and is deaf, which according to his caretakers, helps him go about making predictions without distractions.
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Her caretakers failed to detect her pregnancy despite signs such as missed periods, a "mass" in her abdomen, growing weight and swollen legs.
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Instead, the Act has a deep bench of supporters and caretakers, no matter who runs Congress's committees or staffs the executive branch's agencies.
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Looking back on what he has learned throughout the ordeal, Simon wants other caretakers to remain optimistic and strong for their loved ones.
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At the same life point, Maki says, women take on their greatest load as caretakers, a role disproportionately assigned to women in families.
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So I called up Pawfect Day, the New York City-based pet-sitting company hiring caretakers for cats who demand the royal treatment.
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To understand what expanding the EITC to include caretakers would do, you have to understand a bit about how the EITC works currently.
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Blogging about these projects gave these fathers a way to describe how they could be both caretakers and providers at the same time.
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Under current screening guidelines, caretakers are already permitted to pack baby formula, breast milk, juice and breastfeeding equipment in their carry-on luggage.
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You're sensitive now to everything you've been through, everything your caretakers have been through, and how that makes you who you are today.
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For the first time in their lives, they feel safe, and they begin to trust their caretakers and heal, both physically and emotionally.
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Just a couple of regular guys at the bakery Dog Tag Bakery in Washington aims to help service-disabled veterans and their caretakers.
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President Trump's executive orders have signaled that he thinks state and local policymakers can be better caretakers of the environment than Washington bureaucrats.
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It doesn't give men enough credit, and it frames women as caretakers for their emotional well-being — which doesn't seem particularly healthy, either.
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At the same time, the ratio of younger to older family members is declining, creating a shortage of family caretakers down the line.
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"Sometimes, people don't know what's possible and what's not possible, and that makes them very cautious," she said of family members and caretakers.
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While jezebels were rooted in hypersexual stereotypes about black women, the "mammy" stereotype framed black women as heavyset, asexual caretakers of white families.
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Many people fear going to Ebola treatment centers, choosing instead to stay at home and risk transmitting the disease to caretakers and neighbors.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has published a guide for using masks for caretakers of sick individuals in the context of COVID-219.
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His medical care is covered by the VA. He also is entitled to reside in a VA retirement home should he need caretakers.
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In light of these intersecting conditions, it's not surprising that parents can be panicked by the possibility that they will fail as caretakers.
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Iraq's current government and cabinet are just caretakers, and their powers are restricted to conducting the day-to-day affairs of the country.
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For now, the president and his advisers appear willing to take that risk by casting the administration as better caretakers of taxpayers' money.
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However, some of the biggest growth opportunities will be concentrated in low-wage and high-demand work like home health aides and caretakers.
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The way it works is that before babies are fully immunized themselves, they are protected by immunity in their caretakers, playmates and community.
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We need to stop assuming that women are the default caretakers and somehow innately better suited for the job because that's just sexist baloney.
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No reports were previously lodged by either the victims or their caretakers, criminal investigations department deputy director Law Hong Soon told a news conference.
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"The new law ignores their customary practices and goes against the accepted wisdom of indigenous communities being the best caretakers of forests," he said.
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One of his caretakers says he was knocked into a pond once when Poncho got spooked by something, according to the Guinness news release.
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But it's damn hard to get there, to fight past a lifetime of personal nitpicking and peel off labels assigned by caretakers, classmates, lovers.
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"Caretakers could have distracted Harambe and get him to move away from the child (which I understood was tried to no avail)," he writes.
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Previous work had suggested that human-raised wolves, by the age of 16 weeks, don't show any attachment to their caretakers as dogs do.
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The items come courtesy of the caretakers of the Jackling House—that mansion in Woodside, California that Jobs lived in during the mid-2500s.
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As caretakers of our nation's infrastructure, we take pride in the significant improvements that our mothers and fathers made before passing it to us.
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The system only works if doctors and patients are confident their data is safe, and it can get enough caretakers and hospitals on board.
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The farm is part petting zoo, with cows, goats, alpacas and emus, and part biodynamic agricultural operation that sustains the residents and their caretakers.
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The requirements won't apply to adults who are disabled, pregnant women, children, caretakers or people living in parts of the state with high unemployment.
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We often focus on women as the loved ones of incarcerated men, caretakers of children with a parent behind bars, and breadwinners for families.
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There's also the expectation of a time burden for many women, Young says, who are still often seen to be caretakers in the home.
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The bill also calls for the distribution of "best practices" to social workers developing plans of safe care for the newborns and their caretakers.
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A 2013 study showed that stressors — such as unfamiliar caretakers, feeding delays or less play time — can cause medical and behavioral issues in cats.
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One month earlier, on Halloween, she had spent the evening on a campus in Vineland, N.J., that housed cognitively disabled women and their caretakers.
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For players like Judge, who take their roles seriously as caretakers of a social institution, the stain of cheating will cling to the Astros.
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Their caretakers at the Macao Giant Panda Pavilion celebrated the twins' one-month birthday with mini cakes and even sang them a birthday song.
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In "The Wound," a group of South African teenagers and their adult caretakers gather in a camp near mountains to observe a Xhosa ritual.
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It emanates from us, the sensitive caretakers of the illustrious departed, chaperones of the dead as they make their way to the next world.
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Dr. Meir and Ms. York were present with the goslings for several weeks after they hatched, allowing the geese to view them as caretakers.
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"CBP has been in contact with the child's mother and is working through HHS to verify legitimate caretakers and reunite them," the statement said.
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There's also a shared sadness and disappointment that, with the extensive damage, we've failed, as a civilization, to be the caretakers of something priceless.
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That state's proposed work requirement, according to Alker, targets only parents and caretakers whose income is 22012 percent of the poverty line or less.
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In the rural village Nagaubo, lined with vacant homes and abandoned farms, one plot of land bustles with 300 cocks and their steadfast caretakers.
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Orangutans who don't have parents to teach them survival skills, can learn what they need to know to live on their own from human caretakers.
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We hope that your fantastic caretakers show you the front of this card, and read to you the praise from your devotee and hopefully, friend.
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Its citizens had more choices when they voted, but then spent ten months under the rule of unelected caretakers—not a clear gain in democracy.
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But she also realized that they needed the help provided by personal caretakers and others at the facility just to help with their daily tasks.
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The young adults in wheelchairs and their parents, their full-time caretakers, want more state aid, a demand that the government has not fully met.
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It's a lengthy process, one made even longer by the Sentinels, those flying robot caretakers who live on nearly every planet in the known universe.
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Jones also mentions that many are called "cottage garden plants," which means they commonly appear in gardens without their caretakers knowing how dangerous they are.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is advising parents, caretakers, and health care providers to stay away from teething necklaces, bracelets, and all other jewelry.
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It's an issue that has slowly bubbled to the surface over the past few weeks, when reliable caretakers saw their individual turnover rates steadily increase.
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Medal makes sure all the patient's data is synced and accessible to their primary physicians, specialists, in-patient and out-patient caretakers, and rehabilitation workers.
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Their caretakers bandaged their wounds, swaddled them and laid them in baskets with the only thing that was familiar — the leaves of a eucalyptus tree.
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If you are moved by footage of caretakers nudging reluctant animals out of their carriers so that they may leave captivity forever … well, bring tissues.
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But instead of extending the tenure of incumbents, Duterte's allies want to declare all posts vacant until 2020, and let the president appoint caretakers instead.
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The Broward County Sheriff's Office told CNN that one of Cruz's caretakers called them because they were concerned that he was driving without a license.
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I hope, and believe, that the Loft parties and spirit will continue after our generation of Loftees and Loft caretakers pass to the next realm.
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Chris arrives to find that Rose's family employs two black caretakers who appear to be under Rose's mother's hypnosis (if they aren't, you know, ghosts).
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His wife, Della, is a member of the Anangu people, and when the land was decontaminated, the couple were asked to be Maralinga's first caretakers.
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The organization's mental health guide advised caretakers to explain the outbreak and how to reduce risk of infection in a clear, respectful and patient manner.
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It can be frightening for adult children to acknowledge that our onetime omnipotent caretakers are now too ill or too frail to care for themselves.
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Fulvio and his son — the improbably named Napoleone — had become caretakers in the 2747s, after having acquired the apartment from its previous resident, an engineer.
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Luckily, Klobuchar and Harris were able to shift the conversation to how supporting families (without calling out specific genders of caretakers) would require substantial leave.
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As one of the caretakers explained, giraffes spend sixteen to twenty hours per day eating — and they consume as much as 75 pounds of food.
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Caretakers page through the books with patients and prompt them to share their thoughts on the images and pairings, giving them opportunities to think creatively.
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Careforce Prints by Marisa Jahn, for example, is a series of political posters advocating for the rights of caretakers whose labor often goes unacknowledged and uncompensated.
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"I think someone has a mental issue, or a mental problem with Google or bicycles or both," said one of the creek's caretakers at the time.
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"Could you imagine building a school with this beautiful lounge and all of a sudden all the caretakers are hanging out there for hours?" asked Benzino.
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Perhaps the best thing the company's caretakers can do now is ensure that Musk gets some help (in the C-suite — and potentially outside of it).
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I've been slathered in care by my three main caretakers and checked up on by so many in my community and my friends in South Carolina.
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Even the unsung heroes — our mothers, aunts, daughters, teachers, and caretakers, for example — have extraordinary stories of resilience and pride that more people need to hear.
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By showing how people react to different medicines or therapies, CareKit allows people and caretakers to see what is working and what they should potentially change.
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"If you have to have a Nanny Cam, then you are already in trouble," she told me of the device sometimes used to spy on caretakers.
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To allow Damai and her newborn to bond, caretakers are keeping their distance, which means they have not had the opportunity to check the cub's sex.
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This year, a number of lawmakers are bringing health-care providers, caretakers and people struggling with diseases to spotlight high prescription drug prices and insurance costs.
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Bobby Slayton's wife's death could have been avoided if her caretakers paid more attention to the grave condition she was in ... according to a new suit.
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One big issue, he says, is that centers will hire nurses to provide this extra guidance, but they'll also require them to be caretakers and administrators.
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The children must be given opportunities to express their feelings and worries and the caretakers should be prepared to acknowledge and validate their experience of victimization.
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At the memorial service a week later, my sisters and I met the rest of Jimmy's family: his housemates, caretakers — even a woman representing the synagogue.
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"When you have a loved one committed to palliative care, when they are most vulnerable and dependent upon others, you trust their caretakers," he said Tuesday.
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It is not uncommon for older people like Mr. McLellan to slip through the cracks and become vulnerable to fraud and abuse from caretakers, experts say.
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"Every day, four to eight children in the United States die from abuse or neglect at the hands of their parents or caretakers," the report says.
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It has basic supplies of antibiotics and fluids, but all other drugs have to be purchased by patients or their caretakers, usually from the pharmacy outside.
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For parents or caretakers of small children that are approaching these conversations on social media platforms, there's two things we would love for them to remember.
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Easing the burden on caretakers Manufacturers say these technologies aren't supposed to replace in-person time with others but automate some of the more stressful interactions.
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SensorsCall's $99 CareAlert is a small sensor-packed device that can be plugged into outlets around a home to help decrease the daily worrying for caretakers.
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Women from Massachusetts and Tennessee had crafted bills designed to encourage judges to consider alternatives to jail or prison for primary caretakers charged with nonviolent offenses.
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Pregnant women, full-time students, primary caretakers of dependents and the chronically homeless will be exempt from the work requirement, as will people deemed medically frail.
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The one-bedroom staff cottage is roughly 750 square feet and is currently shared by two caretakers, a couple whose employment could continue, Ms. Tanbay said.
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When boys aren't learning the same, it's adult women who end up serving as caretakers for adult men, both in their homes and in their workplaces.
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But the cemetery's caretakers never before faced the colossal dilemma they do now: How to bury so many people in such a short span of time.
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His foundation continued as a patron until last year, when sanctions were imposed on him and his company, and the park's caretakers stopped taking his money.
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In most cases, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Privacy Rule, or HIPAA, already allows doctors to communicate with a patient's family, friends, or caretakers.
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"As the caretakers of the next generation, it is our responsibility to protect our most valuable and vulnerable, our children," said Trump in her prepared remarks.
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Hanabiko the western lowland gorilla, known popularly as "Koko," died in her sleep on Tuesday, according to her caretakers at the Gorilla Foundation in Woodside, California.
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Larger structural changes are needed before the country can address student lunch debt in a way that takes into account both students and their struggling caretakers.
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"I&aposve had a couple (of) caretakers who didn&apost like (the cameras), but I said that&aposs the way it&aposs going to be," Bira said.
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Sonny's caretakers showed him this book every day while we were gone to help him make visual connections and feel more comfortable with the people around him.
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In front of their support systems – friends, families, caretakers, nurses and doctors – and with the help of professional stylists, the survivors bravely strut their stuff on stage.
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Director Ceyda Torun highlights a cast of a half-dozen cats and their caretakers, who range from artists and fishermen to bazaar stall-keepers and factory workers.
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LONDON — Three baby Nifflers have been born at the Taronga Zoo in Sydney, Australia, and their muggle caretakers, bless them, seem to think they are actually echidnas.
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From there, AAP was on the scene, helping rescue the cats and professionally care for and rehabilitate them with a team of veterinarians, zoologists, ethologists and caretakers.
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Caretakers Sherry K. Paulo, 53, and Anthony R. Flores, 58, are the only two who face felony charges in the death of 31-year-old Carl DeBrodie.
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In an attempt to prevent further infections, Patches' caretakers routinely cleaned the old injury, but knew there must be a more permanent solution to the turtle's issue.
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In Wray's brilliant and heartbreaking novel "Lowboy" (2009), William Heller, a teenager suffering from paranoid schizophrenia, escapes his caretakers, fleeing through the New York City subway system.
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Regardless of how a caretaker aims to meet the needs of the special needs person, advisors caution caretakers to avoid putting their own financial needs at risk.
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Adolescent orangutans will be transferred, together with their caretakers, to the orangutan academy at the release forest to become familiar with the specific biodiversity of the area.
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To see the cutie, now over 600 pounds, thrive after her first trip around the sun is surprising and special to all of her caretakers and fans.
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But with HopSkipDrive's drivers being so well-vetted, will there be any worry of parents starting to circumnavigate HopSkipDrive and begin hiring caretakers outside of the platform?
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At the same time, Hughes sought to expand the definition of "work" so the guarantee extended as broadly as possible, to include people like students and caretakers.
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Caretakers are providing him with the bottle feedings he desperately needs, since most young gorillas need their mother's milk until they are 3 or 4 years old.
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But it's not just for one individual — families can keep their records in one central account, which is especially great for parents with small children or caretakers.
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South Dakota health officials are asking the Trump administration to approve a program that would impose work requirements on some Medicaid recipients who are parents or caretakers.
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South Dakota health officials are asking the Trump administration to approve a program that would impose work requirements on some Medicaid recipients who are parents or caretakers.
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The rest go to nursing facilities, or they go home—where most caretakers aren't specialized in brain injury and are less likely to formally monitor for consciousness.
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When infected people are identified at a pond, the caretakers assist them with water gathering, preventing contamination of the water, and distribute nylon filters for ongoing prevention.
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The 10-year-old tiger has been receiving treatment from a team of specialists ever since his caretakers noticed a tumor on his face earlier this month.
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If helpful, WHO said that caretakers can provide information to older people through writing or pictures and by helping them practice virus prevention measures like hand-washing.
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The battery lasts for up to 9 miles based on how parents and caretakers are using the stroller and how much they are relying on electric assistance.
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The young men have stepped in as caretakers because their father, Luis, was arrested on charges of elder abuse when the authorities found América bleeding and disoriented.
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It's hard to walk around inside a Yurok-burned forest without a sense of awe at the renewal of life and the ingenuity of its indigenous caretakers.
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Some 500,000 migrants from Indonesia work in Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore, most of them, like Ayu, women employed as maids, nannies or caretakers for the elderly.
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Why it matters: Between July and September of this year ICE reportedly arrested 41 potential caretakers of unaccompanied migrant children — most of whom were in the U.S. illegally.
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""I work with adults with disabilities all the time, and the attitudes of the caretakers and staff around them are, 'Oh, our people do not do that stuff.
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They've seen more women choose the AI role than men, which may speak to the way women are more likely than men to be socialized as emotional caretakers.
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After a week of fluids and bottle feedings, the female cub started showing a few more signs of life: walking on her own and interacting with her caretakers.
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We have seen firsthand the devastating effect of this practice, which is often just as damaging when these non-parental caretakers are the primary caregiver for the child.
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Instead, two caretakers (spouses or otherwise) would be permitted to split the time by taking three months each, according to a fact sheet HuffPost secured from Newsom's office.
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Caretakers at LWC are helping Bobga learn the social skills and natural behaviors he will need to live with other gorillas, too, and that is the ultimate goal.
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Shower Toga had good margins, had done $80,000 in sales and had attracted interest from a range of people, including caretakers for the elderly and race car drivers.
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The SPD in June appointed three caretakers to run the party when leader Andrea Nahles resigned after the party bled support in May's elections for the European Parliament.
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Women employed in 2014: 140,500Women employed in 2018: 208,000What they do, according to O*NET: Non-farm animal caretakers care for pets like dogs or cats in kennels.
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She found out from Lucy Sexton, one of the group of friends who cared for Mr. Bernd during his illness, that these caretakers were supposed to be listed.
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Why it matters: The department now only has ruling over an animal's ingestion and any non-organic substances caretakers choose to put in their animals, reports the Hill.
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That also means millions of parents and caretakers have to figure out a way to either take off work or get their kids cared for while they work.
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Until boys and girls are provided, from infancy, by caretakers and society, equal access to cognitive and emotional expression, adults will be but immature examples of their potential.
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Going from around-the-clock professional care to depending on caretakers as well as family learning how to meet his needs almost on the fly made things tougher.
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Caretakers and family members should help older people prepare, and develop a plan for what they'll do if either they or the people they're caring for get sick.
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To enjoy Angkor Wat, get there early — very earlyExcept for one or two other people, who looked like temple caretakers, I had the place almost all to myself.
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I would also stay away from including overtly ridiculous food provisions, such as 'filet mignon steak only,' or something that might be hard to fulfill for the caretakers.
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Ms. Youssef said that Migdalia's sister, who lives at the nearby group home, is groomed and dressed neatly and appears to be happy and to have devoted caretakers.
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The first is a farmhouse, occupied by the live-in caretakers of Skinwalker Ranch, Kandus Linde, a published anthropologist, and her partner Tom Lewis, a freelance graphic artist.
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After the furor this year over the loss of the key, temple caretakers said they had found a duplicate in the record room of the local magistrate's office.
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We are the rightful titleholders of the territory, we are the caretakers of this land and that's what we are going to do, take care of this land.
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Accompanying her on the 550-mile walk were two Sudanese caretakers named Hassan and Atir, a few milk cows, and Étienne Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, the aging, influential naturalist.
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Leaf's caretakers had to release the horse and her colt Earth from the facility when devastating flood waters rushed into the area, causing a mandatory evacuation for all residents.
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The birds blushed and also ruffled the feathers on their heads significantly more often when the caretakers engaged with them, according to the study published Wednesday in PLOS ONE.
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That includes who they count as friends and colleagues, who acts as their children's mentors and caretakers, what type of entertainment they favor, and what adults discuss over dinner.
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But, it also captures the emotional toll that migraines can take on sufferers and their caretakers, including Joan Didion, who has written about the stress of having the condition.
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"Companies like Uber are the caretakers, not the owners, of customers' personal information," David L. Anderson, United States attorney for the Northern District of California, said in a statement.
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I want to show some love to all the caretakers because what goes through your head is — I'm just saying this for real, please don't put this against me.
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And if they don't understand what made the originals valuable — the familiarity and shared symbolism of those exact images — doesn't that make them poor caretakers of this cultural capital?
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"We know from adult protective services statistics that 1 in 10 Colorado elders are abused by family members and caretakers," Carrie Ann Lucas, executive director of Disabled Parents Rights.
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Besides Bonnie and the staff, there were many other volunteer caretakers on hand, like Alan with the Florida water, who devotedly sets up buckets and lawn beds for ceremonies.
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Elliot the 9-year-old tabby cat is sweet and would love to "spend all day on your lap, if he could," according to his caretakers at Cats Protection.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Senior figures in Germany's Social Democrats (SPD) have proposed that three members serve as caretakers of the beleaguered party after chief Andrea resigned, sources said on Monday.
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These aging lovers have challenged traditional notions of growing old and, in some cases, raised logistical and legal issues for their families, caretakers and the institutions they call home.
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With the right technology, older people could stay in their own homes longer, and unpaid family caretakers could keep their jobs or spend less money on hired health aids.
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That directive came a day after California Governor Gavin Newsom urged adults older than 65, and their caretakers, to remain indoors whether or not they have underlying health conditions.
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Although invisible, buried deep between the other layers, the suit's caretakers knew the neoprene would harden and become brittle with age, eventually making the suit stiff as a board.
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She wanted to stay up and wait for her new mother, who had again been delayed by paperwork in Kiev, but her caretakers forced her to go to bed.
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Since the aquarium temporarily shuttered its doors as a part of their coronavirus response, caretakers have been taking some of the aquarium's penguins on adorable tours of the facility.
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Since the aquarium temporarily shuttered its doors as a part of their coronavirus response, caretakers have been taking some of the aquarium's penguins on adorable tours of the facility.
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Commercial galleries are not necessarily gatekeepers or caretakers of complicated histories, but the veneer of social and political awareness could have been more rigorously worked out in these shows.
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In fact, Big Cat Rescue has recorded eight injurious incidents involving captive big cats so far this year — often from privately owned animals who "turn" on their doting caretakers.
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This time allows for discussion of innovations, new treatments, options, risks, alternatives, and maybe includes discussions with family and caretakers who are critical to help pain patients get better.
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Until 1936, when the last of the residents died, the caretakers of Dixie Manor housed and fed these veterans, hosted rebel reunions, and bestowed new medals for old service.
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One of my great passions has been the environment, fighting for it, telling stories of its abuse and our need to be caretakers and champions of our shared home.
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French mail carriers are being redeployed as caretakers for the elderly in an innovative response to both the country's aging population and a decline in letters being sent by post.
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Caretakers made the decision to euthanize Kasatka to prevent her quality of life from eroding further after her health and appetite declined significantly over the past several days, SeaWorld said.
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American food "in many ways belongs to African-Americans, because we were the stewards and the caretakers of the whole enterprise for so long," said Mr. Smalls of the Cecil.
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But the bigger idea behind Pillsy, or why it might be better than just setting an alarm on your phone, is because it gives caretakers or parents peace of mind.
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Being able to predict that a person is at risk of falling will allow caretakers to intervene with the necessary care to help seniors remain independent as long as possible.
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At least she wasn't aware that her hands were sheathed in gloves to calm her, or how she was sedated to allow caretakers to bathe her and change her diapers.
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According to census records from 2011, only 26 Marshallese inhabit Rongelap Island, and a mere 4 people currently live on Bikini Island as "caretakers," despite the risks associated with radiation.
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Humans make only peripheral appearances that suggest their roles as caretakers: arms reach into the frame to wash, nurse, and feed the primates, but the animals are usually portrayed alone.
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Complicating matters for these territorial creatures, the same developments that are forcing their colonies to relocate have made it that much harder for their caretakers to find new homes nearby.
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When Corey Johnson, the local councilman, was contacted by the colony's caretakers, he immediately turned to Kathryn Wylde, president of the Partnership for New York City, a pro-business group.
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Stalkers often attempt to appear as caretakers, offering their help in various ways, from their willingness to take over domestic household duties like cooking and cleaning to providing financial support.
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They were able to revive her and she ended up being OK. Stories like these grab headlines and riase the question: What motivates family dogs to protect their human caretakers?
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The zero tolerance policy, which enforced strict criminal prosecution of first-time illicit border crossings, led to the separation of more than 2,000 migrant children from their parents or caretakers.
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The registered guests from the resort have been evacuated, but many caretakers of private cottages remain missing, the rescue chief said, leaving open the possibility of finding more bodies. 'Dad!
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Being the great-granddaughter of a half-Seminole shepherd during the Texas range wars, I am proud that mixed-race heirs of livestock caretakers have finally stormed the executive branch.
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According to a statement by SeaWorld, the killer whale, known to his caretakers as Tili, has been in captivity since 20103, and is estimated to be around 35 years old.
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From stunning pastel portraits of caretakers and religious figures to a whole series dedicated to luchadoras, or fighters, Hernández's art is focused on women subjects, depicted in beautifully vibrant ways.
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A main thrust of the guidelines, she says, is that "individuals who self-report or their caretakers report [cognition issues] — they should be evaluated and not dismissed as natural age."
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One of our full-time caretakers is a credentialed and published anthropologist, which I think underscores the fact that we are committed to the history of the property and area.
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Since then, the property — a once-glamorous Art Nouveau retreat perched atop a hard-to-reach wooded Alpine foothill — has remained largely vacant, home only to caretakers and their families.
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Seed ships could be entirely robotic, but might contain human embryos that could be delivered to distant star systems where they would be incubated and, presumably, raised by robo-caretakers.
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Pregnant women, full-time students and primary caretakers of children under 19 or disabled adult dependents would be exempt from the state's work requirement, as would people deemed medically frail.
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Too often parents and caretakers, in the interest of keeping youngsters subdued, ply them with snacks all day long, creating in some a lifelong oral drive linking comfort and food.
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The Spanish Agency of Medicines and Medical Devices (AEMPS) investigated the alarming outbreak and found that all the children had taken what their caretakers believed was a gastric reflux drug.
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In addition to basic connectivity issues, younger children might be home from school or daycare, making older siblings their de facto caretakers and teachers while parents are still at work.
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" The ever-growing value of the car we're streaking back down the parkway in underscores the point — one Ferrari's current caretakers would, Mr. Dal Monte said, "do well to remember.
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The two films share similarities in their protagonists — once-badass, now sour, wealthy men who share an unlikely bond with their caretakers, both played by white and able-bodied men.
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Other elephants were quickly cleared from the area to allow caretakers to safely pass through, though veterinarians found that M'Dunda had already passed away when they arrived to the scene.
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Through Assured Living's wireless bed, furniture, and door sensors, caretakers can monitor activity and receive alerts about any issues — falls, lack of activity, or a parent forgetting to take medication.
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So when they spotted a doggo looking at them from their neighbor's window one evening, they had an idea: write to their neighbor and offer their services as doggy caretakers.
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All these people, as their bodies turned to stone, came to be part of the volcano; they merged with it, and they became the gardeners and caretakers of the caldera.
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Children travel an average of 100 miles to visit their incarcerated fathers and 160 miles to visit their mothers—if their caretakers have time off and access to a car.
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So far caretakers at nine facilities have worked with Photographic Treatment, but Aëgerter hopes the series will become a staple resource for anyone taking care of someone suffering from dementia.
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Earlier in the month the conservancy, which protected the rhino from poachers with a 24-hour armed guard, announced that Sudan was ill and caretakers did not expect him to recover.
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In the 20123s, Hawking began to develop feelings for one of his caretakers, Elaine Mason, who was then married to David Mason, an engineer who helped to create Hawking's speech synthesizer.
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The Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service is offering a free four-bedroom house on Maatsuyker Island to a couple caretakers willing to put themselves in that exact situation, The Telegraph reports.
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Many, including children as young as 2 or 3, have been separated from adult caretakers without any provisions for their care besides the unrelated older children also being held in detention.
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Dispensaries will check IDs for users entering in store to be sure they are of age in legal recreational markets and are either patients or caretakers in medicinal markets, he said.
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"Eighty percent of black women who are criminalized, profiled, targeted, and put in a cage are single mothers and/or caretakers," Hooks underscored when I later interviewed her about the initiative.
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Ahch-To was the birthplace of the Jedi Order and is currently home to a group of female aliens, the Lanai, known as the Caretakers and bird-like creatures called porgs.
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Experienced caretakers can usually provide a safe environment, but to avoid unintentional injuries, grandparents and babysitters need to be just as educated when it comes to safety standards and first aid.
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A 14-year-old autistic girl's arm was broken in October 2017 after, she said, she and one of the caretakers got into a verbal spat at bedtime, the warrants state.
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As detention times increase, with some staying up to a year, caretakers have seen children exhibit mental health and behavioral problems, according to a source inside a large detention service provider.
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If you're interested in wildlife conservation, don't miss this film, in which you can see its ups and downs through the vantage point of Sudan's caretakers who are witnessing extinction firsthand.
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Supportive care is the recommended treatment, so health care workers and caretakers do their best to provide symptom relief, such as trying to bring down a fever by cooling a patient.
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Nearly everyone who gained coverage through the state's Medicaid expansion would have been required to meet the work requirements, with some exemptions for pregnant women, caretakers and people with serious illnesses.
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Pir's family were caretakers of a shrine in a northern valley, and if he read something disparaging about Yazidis in an Iraqi newspaper he would cool off in its stone rooms.
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Patients and their caretakers often try a variety of approaches—usually in tandem: from behavior modification therapies and anti-psychotic medications to special diets, but there is no "one" true cure.
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Most nondisabled adults receiving aid work; most of those who don't have good reasons for not working, such as health issues or the need to serve as caretakers for family members.
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The partial government shutdown is yet another trial for the park's caretakers, two- and four-legged inhabitants, vegetation, and its neighbors whose livelihoods depend on a vibrant and fully accessible park.
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It remains a great challenge for caretakers, helping our elderly loved ones experience life that, no matter the constraints and limitations, no matter the place they live, is purposeful and enriching.
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Ms. Torres, who oversaw the caretakers responsible for services including garbage, landscaping and snow removal at the Robert F. Wagner Houses in East Harlem, first came to investigators' attention in September.
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Another group, the Village to Village Network, has small businesses and volunteers working on a similar idea: providing older residents and their family or caretakers with referrals to vetted local services.
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Those in the control group would get the same sort of usual care, including standard genetic screening for the newborns and genetic counseling for caretakers with a family history of genetic disease.
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According to some experts the first years mold our personality and determine the nature of our attachments to others—shaped by how securely attached we are to our primary caretakers as infants.
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Porn filters often cost caretakers to implement and surely cost developers to create, and if they are ultimately useless, or, in some cases, censoring educational content, they should be more rigorously scrutinized.
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Because children are taken all the time from parents in America when their parents commit crimes and go to prison, when they are deemed unfit to be safe caretakers of their children.
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Rick Scott, said in a statement Friday that the Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills never indicated over the phone that conditions had become dangerous, and argued caretakers could have called 71 sooner.
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The company also scheduled several events, including its main press conference, in the evening, when many parents and other primary caretakers (who are likely to be women) are busy with their families.
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One study in Wisconsin suggests that caretakers, for example, took home over $12 an hour by last year, so were only just getting back to their (real) average earnings achieved in 2010.
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The SPD, punished by voters who feel the party has lost its working-class ethos, has appointed a trio of caretakers before starting the process to find a permanent replacement for Nahles.
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Air could only enter the storage container through two small holes, court officials confirm, adding that prosecutors told jurors Ame was routinely locked inside the plastic box and abused by her caretakers.
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"Snatchers" kidnapped or bought children; caretakers fed kids in "fattening houses" crammed with cribs; notaries and lawyers took chunky fees for the paperwork; and poor women were paid to get pregnant repeatedly.
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As detention times increase, with some staying up to a year, caretakers have seen children exhibit mental health and behavioral problems, a source inside a large detention service provider previously told CNN.
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The clients "are the caretakers, and that's an important role for people who are on the receiving end of medical care," said Joel Flagler, a professor of horticultural therapy at Rutgers University.
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Derek Rotondo, a fraud investigator at the bank's Columbus, Ohio, office, initiated the class-action suit in 2017 after he was denied the 16 weeks of paid time JPMorgan offers primary caretakers.
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Most nursing homes have overstated their staffing levels in reports to the government, effectively falsifying their records and confirming the suspicions of many families that the number of caretakers was often inadequate.
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The psychologist Harry Harlow's experiments with rhesus monkeys in the late 1950s showed that baby monkeys would overwhelmingly choose to attach themselves to soft, inanimate caretakers rather than milk-producing wire frames.
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"It's important for people to remember that young children can experience pretty severe depression and suicidal thoughts, even preschool children," she said, and caretakers should take any such statements from children seriously.
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A young Brooklyn couple's respite from city life — as live-in caretakers of a historic house museum upstate — turns fraught when one of them starts having trouble sleeping and then goes missing.
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Mott traveled to the Ol Pejeta conservancy in Laikipia County, Kenya, to document the lives of these two rhinos and the caretakers and armed guards who monitor them 24 hours a day.
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Hopefully Bieber — and the caretakers of any other budding stars out there — will remember that the biggest part of knowing yourself is knowing that you don't have to explain yourself to anyone.
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"When you have a loved one committed to palliative care, when they are most vulnerable and dependent upon others, you trust their caretakers," tribe chairman Terry Rambler said in a statement Tuesday.
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The Bush tax cuts and especially the stimulus package made the child tax credit somewhat refundable for low-earners, but caretakers, unemployed parents, and others with low earnings have still been excluded.
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In numerous cases, these environmental works are fragile and become imperiled after their makers die if they are left without capable, resourceful caretakers, only to deteriorate at the mercy of the elements.
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Under the new farm bill, the tougher requirement would be expanded to apply to all adults on SNAP, with exceptions for seniors, pregnant women, caretakers of children under 6, or people with disabilities.
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There were dozens of women from all around the world sharing stories about how they discovered their tumors, or caretakers narrating what it was like to help their loved ones through the process.
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Yet Scott O'Donnell, a former clown, now head of the Circus World Museum, does not think the closure of Ringling Bros, once the "caretakers of wow", is a death knell for the industry.
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But both grandmothers have since fallen ill, and Dr. Cummings and Mr. Redd are the primary caretakers in their families (their fathers — Mr. Redd's in Texas and Dr. Cummings's in Colorado — are healthy).
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The story is primarily told through the lens of Saria (Estafanía Tellez), an empowered, righteous young girl who vehemently defies the orphanage's abusive caretakers and teachers and dreams of running away to America.
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A medical examiner determined that the baby allegedly died as a result of "prolonged, intentional neglect/lack of care on the part of the caretakers," according to an arrest affidavit obtained by PEOPLE.
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They also outfitted feral cat houses with removable rooftops to make it easier for caretakers to clean the houses and to fetch kittens when they're ready for spaying, neutering or other necessary care.
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Check out the Sparkle Hustle Grow subscription box by Cratejoy See Details From being mothers and never-ending caretakers to boss bitches who work hard and play hard, women seriously never stop doing.
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Yet, Torres says her children are her primary caretakers, even if Efrain, who suffered minor injuries in the accident, still has nightmares and is afraid he won't wake up when he falls asleep.
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Accompanying text drew useful parallels between the martial imagery of the period and its form in the Turkish nationalism of following decades, where the military are poised as caretakers of a secular Turkey.
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Military spouses have dedicated their lives to serving the military community and have selflessly borne the burden of not just being husbands or wives but household caretakers all in service to their country.
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Nanny-cams (of the sort used to spy on children and their caretakers) connect the upper and lower platforms, and a video projector splashes images of the goods above onto the bed below.
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The book's 2304 illustrations reveal similarities between sinuous walls along Japanese gardens and Libyan medina alleyways, and kindred-spirited caretakers at work on New Mexican pueblos and colorful earthen homes in Burkina Faso.
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In the view of the benevolent sexist, women and men should occupy fundamentally different roles, with the men as patriarchs and women, with our naturally maternal and gentle dispositions, as helpmates and caretakers.
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That means language and cultural competency — they are able to speak to the children in Spanish — but it also means trying to do a little extra for both the children and their caretakers.
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Myth 3: Women choose to work less or take time offThis is true on its face — women work fewer hours than men, and we're more likely to be the primary caretakers of children.
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Now two of his nephews work there as caretakers, along with Marco Iacotonio, who lives on the grounds with his wife and children, in a house that Saint Phalle had built for him.
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Protective services are normally bound by confidentiality rules, but Rawlings believes that the popular nickname, shared with the media and fondly taken up by her caretakers, will ultimately protect the child's long-term privacy.
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Stefanou could not say for sure whether the caretakers purposely named the bear cubs after Bradley Cooper, the Hollywood actor, only that they looked a bit "rough" and "cow-boyish" when they found them.
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Fadi Shamma and Jim Friedman, who are neighbors in Tampa, created Sense-A-Life, a two-stage device that uses sensors to remind parents or caretakers to take a child out of a car.
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Some of the girls had confided in their Abuja caretakers that they were worried about how they would be received by the wider community due to the stigma of being held by Boko Haram.
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His caretakers at Farm Sanctuary — Stanton's safe, loving home in New York — see the marking as a physical representation of all the love the young steer has to give, even after a rough start.
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"There's this assumption that in order for the robots to be accepted as caretakers they should look like people, and I think that's a question that is still up in the air," he said.
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The harmony is visible elsewhere too; the city's three synagogues -- the smallest of which boasts of more chairs in its prayer hall than there are Jews in Kolkata -- are looked after by Muslim caretakers.
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She will turn 60 in December, a birthday the great-great grandmother will not celebrate, zoo officials said, by wearing the adorable pinafore and straw bonnet her caretakers dressed her in as a youth.
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In 2012, the same year Adam Lanza murdered 20 kindergarteners along with six of their adult caretakers, 58 percent of white Evangelicals reported owning guns and only 35 percent supported stricter gun control laws.
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They seek asylum — Dheepan fears reprisals from the Sri Lankan government — and wind up as the caretakers of a rough housing project in a French banlieue controlled by drug dealers of North African origin.
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At the same time, elementary school teachers tend to earn twice as much as prekindergarten teachers, and caretakers of toddlers and infants are further down on the income scale, according to the Berkeley report.
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Every year, by some estimates, scammers, caretakers, or even their own children bilk about 1.5 million older Americans out of their cash, to the tune of $2.9 billion—and that's probably a low estimate.
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And with societal pressure on women to be caretakers, nurturers, and invisible past a certain age, Venters is determined to take up space, encouraging other eldergoths to age as visibly and flamboyantly as possible.
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Women are the country's caretakers: in our houses for children, the elderly and the infirm; in schools and day cares; in elder care and hospice facilities; in hospitals and clinics; in hotels and restaurants.
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To create some sense of familiarity from the outset, ask the previous caretakers (if you can, and if they know) what the pet is accustomed to and try to replicate that in your home.
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At a news conference on Thursday, officials announced that at least 12 such children had been seen at public hospitals including Bellevue, Kings County and North Central Bronx, brought in by their new caretakers.
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While she scrambled to find caretakers for her Russian jeep and motorcycle that she drove around Kabul, and the pet turtle she kept at her home, it was not clear whether she ever left.
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The whole of it is populated by priests, caretakers, scholars, mendicants, seekers, tourists, knick-knack-and-jewelry sellers, and children, beggars and others so impoverished that you feel guilty about your entire, cushy life.
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" He also included a special shout-out to Bronco's caretakers "SEVO-Med, Blue Pearl Vet and UF Small Animal Vet Hospital" who Tebow thanked for "taking care of him every time he was sick.
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It wants to have a dedicated set of social workers at the council, funded by donations, who are able to field calls from seniors and their caretakers, and make referrals to local service providers.
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The best adherence strategy, endorsed by the World Health Organization, is "directly observed therapy," or D.O.T., in which patients are assigned trained caretakers and must swallow their pills in front of them every day.
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If a child grows up with caretakers who speak a foreign language — perhaps a Chinese au pair or a French nanny — the child may see some benefits down the road in studying that language.
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"The No. 1 reason is the welfare of our pigs and the welfare of our caretakers," says Dave Pyburn, a veterinarian and senior vice president for science and technology at the National Pork Board.
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NASA, for instance, is still undertaking its "tracking, operation and support" of the International Space Station, and the Fish and Wildlife Service's shutdown contingency plan called for some animal caretakers to report for work.
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They placed the bears into the dens that officials had made for them; they say each bear has been fitted with a satellite collar so the caretakers can continue to watch them from afar.
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She probably also spends some time wandering and meeting the wildlife of Ahch-to, which is where we first meet the ever-popular Porgs and the Caretakers — the first all-female species in Star Wars.
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"We welcome the government's decision to close down those sites," said Jason Mifsud, the chairman of the Eastern Maar Aboriginal Corporation, one of the three traditional owner groups that act as caretakers of the site.
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" Caretakers help during the weekdays and, along with Becky, some of the couple's other children also come to help care for Mary Jane — as Becky says it's clear that her father is "tired" and "exhausted.
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They observed five blue-and-yellow macaws that were raised in captivity in a French zoo as their familiar caretakers either looked at and talked to them, or stood in the room and ignored them.
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The big umbrella of all that for me is that as women, so frequently, we are the nurturers and caretakers and we need to make sure that everybody's happy and everybody's being taken care of.
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As more and more big studios turn over more and more of their schedules to massive franchise films, directors and screenwriters can occasionally feel less like artists and more like caretakers of beloved childhood properties.
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Players who fail to do so endanger diversity, threatening the food supply and the survival of the island at the center of the new game, developed with the caretakers of the Svalbard Global Seed Vault.
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They appeared deeply calmed by the presence of monk caretakers who said little but patiently sat with them, applying a gentle, attentive hand on a leg, listening to whatever the person wanted to talk about.
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Cotton and Perdue's plan would allow only spouses and unmarried minor children to get green cards, although they would permit a modest number of visas for aging adult parents whose American children are their caretakers.
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Ittipan Khaolamai, manager of the Royal Elephant Kraal in Ayutthaya province, north of Bangkok, which is home to around 90 elephants, defended the use of elephants as tourist attractions, saying caretakers treated the animals well.
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Divided into chapters, the movie tracks Prescott through his everyday life and relationships, notably with a few women caretakers (a flirty tutor, a nurturing maid) whose warmth will never make up for his mother's coldness.
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Cronulla By Isabel Workman We came to Nippers through an unconventional route: in our twenties, my husband and I lived for several years as caretakers in a surf club in Cronulla, in Sydney's Sutherland Shire.
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"We all know that many times the child doesn't necessarily have the full picture of what happened; it does take time to reach out to caretakers and adults in their lives to understand," McCarthy said.
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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via RadioPublic | Via Stitcher Whether tending to aging parents or friends battling illness, caretakers repeatedly give their time and energy to others.
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And she struggles even more as David's new caretakers come to realize that he is not the man he always claimed to be, that his entire identity is in fact an elaborate and multifaceted lie.
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Though her caretakers have explained that she rarely speaks with them, she is shown here in excited conversation with the humanoid (which she may or may not understand is being teleoperated by a volunteer in Osaka).
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As people with ALS become less physically able and more dependent on their caretakers, they're less likely to exert themselves mentally, such as by working or managing their bills, meaning their cognitive impairment can go unnoticed.
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The final episode of Hotel, called "Be Our Guest," is a love letter to the season gone by, primarily built around the new caretakers of the Hotel Cortez: Liz Taylor and her bespectacled vampire accomplice Iris.
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He envisions formalizing the Gold Nets Project into an international network of home-court caretakers who work to maintain their courts, fundraise for improvements, and collaborate with cities to make sure that proper maintenance is done.
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The K&H Pet Products Insulated Kitty House is Amazon's best-selling cat house, thanks to over 3,31.493 pet owners and caretakers who left it five-star reviews because their cats fell in love with it.
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The Dignity for Incarcerated Women Act calls for expanded visitation for mothers who are primary caretakers, better treatment of pregnant women (no shackling or solitary confinement), and more access to free menstrual products, among other things.
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Under the new bill, the tougher requirement would be expanded to apply to all adults on SNAP, with exceptions for of seniors, pregnant women, caretakers of children under the age of 6, or people with disabilities.
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This paper supports those earlier findings that wolf pups do seem to form attachments and that while they are not dependent upon their caretakers later in life a social bond does seem to persist into adulthood.
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Lead staff at each of the 75 hospitals and organizations will use their own discretion when distributing their institution's share of the tickets — which can be used by patients, their caretakers, and members of their families.
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That's good news for American workers of all ages who don't have college diplomas, including young people just entering the workforce, caretakers trying to get back to the office and older people looking to change careers.
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As owners and caretakers of our nation's resources, we should all strive for greater transparency and accountability from our federal government, particularly when it comes to our most cherished natural resource, our public parks and monuments.
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The Social Democrats named three caretakers on Monday to run the party after leader Andrea Nahles quit and members, appalled by their poor showing in elections, called for the end of their loveless alliance with Merkel.
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But the most alarming development is the one that ironically has official Washington the most relieved: the emergence of a trio of military officers (two retired, one actively serving) as de facto caretakers of the presidency.
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The film follows both the group's actions and the individual members' shifting relationships to one another — enemies becoming friends, friends becoming lovers, lovers becoming caretakers — as well as their struggles with the disease wracking their community.
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Here's the history: The city caretakers 60 years ago called Miller's part of the Summerhill neighborhood "a slum" and said it had to be destroyed to make way for an interstate and the rebuilding of Atlanta.
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And while they're no longer inhabited by caretakers (America's last civilian light keeper died at the Coney Island Lighthouse in 2003.) some are still used by boats lacking navigation equipment or by ships when equipment fails.
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In a report in The International Journal of Psychoanalysis in March, Dr. Jessica Yakeley, a British psychiatrist, found that children have enough psychological room to attach to both parents and a nanny or multiple other caretakers.
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Many sandwich-generation caretakers — like Laura Zigman, a novelist and the author of "Separation Anxiety," who wrote an essay for us — are not prepared for the career setbacks they might experience because of their many responsibilities.
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"There is a real mafia" of caretakers charged with the maintenance of boldfaced deities, said John Goldwyn, a film and television producer whose industry lineage qualifies him for that rarefied elite known here as Hollywood royalty.
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For kids with more serious sexual-behavior problems, a family-based model known as "multi-systemic therapy" has proved its worth, combining individualized treatment of a child with programming that involves the child's parents or caretakers.
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The claim filed by their lawyers Wednesday alleges that the woman's caretakers at the Phoenix-based Hacienda Healthcare facility, where she'd been living since age 3, repeatedly missed signs that she had been raped and impregnated.
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The dog reminded him which of his daughters or in-person caretakers would be visiting that day to do the tasks that an onscreen dog couldn't: prepare meals, change Jim's sheets, drive him to a senior center.
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In The Missing Kennedy, also excerpted in this week's PEOPLE, author Elizabeth Koehler-Pentacoff shares memories of visiting Rosemary at Saint Coletta, where Koehler-Pentacoff's aunt, Sister Paulus, was one of her caretakers for over thirty years.
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And then there's unintentional abuse, which typically boils down to family members and caretakers who do not have the time, training, or money to properly care for their loved ones, who wind up neglected as a result.
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Census data shows grandparents are increasingly becoming the primary caretakers of their grandchildren, especially in predominantly white, rural areas like West Virginia and New Hampshire that have been ravaged by the opioid crisis, the Washington Post reports.
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These temporary placements must provide essential components of trauma-informed child care which include continuous relationships with compassionate staff caretakers carefully trained to understand the developmental needs of children and committed to build trusting relationships with them.
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Families left without support to care for loved ones, law enforcement officers who too often are caretakers of last resort, medical professionals who have been marginalized, and the public frightened by highly publicized tragedies – all wanted change.
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Yet at a time of raging violence, which took the lives of nearly 6,000 members of the Afghan security forces last year, the top security ministries have been run by caretakers who do not have parliamentary approval.
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But with that authority comes grave responsibility to make sure that such children are humanely sheltered, not be separated from primary caretakers, receive appropriate nutrition, and are expertly screened for possible health conditions requiring urgent medical attention.
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Stories of sightings of Eliza's ghost are common (and encouraged by the caretakers of the Morris-Jumel Mansion); a ghost-hunting crew from the Travel Channel filmed an episode of "Ghost Adventures" in the house in 2014.
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Keeping their subjects in clammy close-up, they do not explain, among other things, why Sagawa, who is about 70 years old, is so debilitated — nor why one of his caretakers is dressed in a maid's costume.
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The pediatrician D.W. Winnicott, observing small children's relationships to their own cuddly toys, formed the concept of the "transitional object," an item used by toddlers to soothe their growing realization that they are separate from their caretakers.
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The 40 employees — including caretakers and workers from the development's management office — were replaced on Monday and reassigned to other housing developments, said Robin Levine, a spokeswoman for New York City Housing Authority, also known as Nycha.
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But advocates of the ban say that women of childbearing age, defined by temple caretakers as those between 10 and 50 years old, should not be allowed to visit because the shrine's deity, Lord Ayyappa, is celibate.
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Alexander Skarsgard, as Susanna's new beau, and Joanna Vanderham, as Maisie's nanny and Beale's fresh squeeze, become the child's caretakers as her parents somehow forget she exists, and form what starts to look like an unofficial family.
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Story at a glance Some 87 percent of autistic adults live with their parents, according to the Autism Housing Network, and almost 1,000,000 of those live with family caretakers that are older than the age of 60.
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Child psychologists say exposure to killings can shatter a sense of security for many African-American children: younger children may become fearful for parents and caretakers, while older youth can start to see themselves as the next target.
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Grumpy's caretakers — Tabatha Bundesen, her brother Bryan Bundesen and her daughter Crystal Bundesen, all of Morristown, Arizona — announced the news on Friday morning in a touching message to the cat's more than 20143 million followers across social media.
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After a hilarious video of the large gray cat refusing to exercise went viral earlier this week, the feline's caretakers shared an update on Friday night of Cinderblock finally getting some steps in on her special underwater treadmill.
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The Lau brothers want to make accounts sharable so photos from moms, dads, grandparents and caretakers can be gathered and organized, and add a printing feature that lets users create and order physical photo albums from the app.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's Social Democrats appointed three caretakers to run the party after leader Andrea Nahles resigned on Monday and SPD members, appalled by the party's plunging popularity, called for ditching their loveless coalition with Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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"There is ongoing fighting in almost 20 provinces of the country and the fighting strategy cannot be administrated by caretakers," Farhad Sediqi, a member of parliament from Kabul, said as the lawmakers gave their assent to Ghani's choices .
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Watch in the video above as the unnamed cutie plays with her ball while caretakers describe the intense preparations that needed to take place in order get this girl to her permanent home (a whopping 21-hour journey).
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Instead, the authors describe the intersections of gender and race, class, education, and geography, and then divide women into eight groups: Feminist Champions, Suburban Caretakers, Multicultural Mavericks, Religious Crusaders, Waitress Mom, Senior Survivors, Alienated Singles, and Alpha-Strivers.
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A longtime friend of the Speyers, she arranged a meeting between them and the colony caretakers, and they are working to find a new home for the cats — a challenge given the booming development on the West Side.
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Central Park, which was ordered for two seasons, will follow the story of a "how a family of caretakers, who live and work in Central Park, end up saving the park, and basically the world," according to Apple.
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Her caretakers didn't initially suspect the chimp had trisomy 22, even though she had stunted growth, developed cataracts as a baby and developed cross eyes and a disorder that causes her corneas to progressively thin, among other issues.
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Tilikum, the orca whose killing of a trainer at a SeaWorld park in Orlando became the focus of the documentary "Blackfish," has been found to have a respiratory disease that could likely end in death, his caretakers said.
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"Even though they will reallocate someone to become the point person, that person won't be able to take regular cases that are popping up all over the place," like caretakers stealing checks out of their elder charges' mail.
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"There's definitely a little but strong community of opossum caretakers, and it's so helpful because opossums' unique physiology and needs means I'm always seeking advice and guidance from others who have dealt with the same things," says Ally.
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The series is called Central Park, and is co-written by Josh Gad and Nora Smith in addition to Bouchard, and it follows a group of caretakers who live and work in the titular location in New York.
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While on paper many versions of paid leave policies are meant to cover caretakers of all varieties, they are almost always discussed as a benefit for biological mothers to recover from childbirth and spend time with a newborn.
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The World Health Organization acknowledged that the coronavirus is causing stress in the global population and published mental health tips that include specific advice for health-care workers, caretakers of children or older adults, and people in isolation.
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It is not uncommon for parents to make child care decisions based on feedback from their peers, and hire caretakers — nannies or babysitters — who are paid off the books, in cash, parents and experts in the industry said.
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Rover (iTunes and Google Play) According to the app's description, over 50,000 background-checked pet sitters and dog walkers are listed on the Rover app, from which you can chat with nearby caretakers, pay securely, and get photo updates.
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For instance, Asad Raza's installation is in the room right next to Jordan's, so you can imagine experiencing Jordan's work and then entering a grove of trees with caretakers who are interacting in a one-on-one therapeutic way.
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As Wong explains, being the sole or greater breadwinner puts pressure on a woman to alleviate a whole new kind of guilt: for reversing a longstanding power balance and heteronormative structure in households (men as breadwinners, women as caretakers).
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Zoo staff has not yet examined the newborn; according to a release, caretakers are waiting until they can safely separate the infant from its "very protective mother," as the bonding process can be a challenge for first-time moms.
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Though some of the applicants who it accepts are college graduates, many are also "working full-time jobs, or they're caretakers, and it's impossible for them to drive into the city several times a week for classes," Fazal explains.
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One in ten of those people will be abused—emotionally, physically, or both—and for 90 percent of those abused, it will be at the hands of their own family and caretakers, according to the National Council on Aging.
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Mexico's Congress voted to grant the country's cleaners, cooks, babysitters, gardeners, caretakers and other domestic workers basic labor rights like limited work hours and paid vacations on Tuesday, in a momentous victory for a historically disenfranchised part of society.
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Dr. Michele Barry explained how the last works in practice in the New England Journal of Medicine: In Uganda, the eradication program has employed elderly men as "pond caretakers" to guard ponds against contamination by worms emerging from people.
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Bankrupt PES Holdings LLC is seeking court approval for a deal to keep some of its unionized workers at its idled Philadelphia oil refinery on as caretakers that gives them monthly bonuses in exchange for eliminating nearly all benefits.
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"I want my daughter here more than anything in the world, but it's not just impacting her, but it's impacting her caretakers, and the orphanage and then her village and all the way up to the country," Anderson said.
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Belyaev died in 1985, but the experiment is still ongoing, with 56 generations of foxes bred to date — a far cry from the snarling creatures that used to snap at the hands of their caretakers when the research began.
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Over 60 percent of incarcerated women are the primary caretakers of young children, and their ability to maintain contact and support with their children is critical for their return home and the physical and emotional development of their children.
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The Affordable Care Act attempted to change that, requiring states with Medicaid programs to cover any American making up to 215 percent of the poverty line, not just low-income parents, caretakers, pregnant women and elderly or disabled residents.
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But the daily churn of diapers and cleanups, the carousel of in-home aides, and the compounding financial strain (she had already taken out a reverse mortgage on Jim's cottage to pay the caretakers) forced her to consider the possibility.
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This month, researchers at the Oxford Internet Institute published a paper—Internet Filtering and Adolescent Exposure to Online Sexual Material—that looks at whether internet filters for sexual material online were an effective preventative measure caretakers can take with young people.
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" There are 37 men's and 34 women's styles that, according to the press release, were "thoughtfully designed with the end consumer in mind and features adjusted seams and openings to allow ease of dressing both for individuals and for caretakers.
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Traditionally wild colonies of bees found the hive themselves, or farmers brought a log with a hive in it from the surrounding forest so the inhabitants could set up shop in the village and produce honey for their human caretakers.
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The 28-acre school, launched in 210 and led by primatologist Dr. Signe Preuschoft and her Indonesian team of 19 staff members, including animal caretakers, behavior experts and veterinarians, is located in East Kalimantan, right in the middle of Borneo's rainforest.
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"Restricting access to single-user restrooms by gender defies common sense and disproportionately burdens the LGBT community, women, and parents or caretakers of dependents of the opposite gender," said Democratic assembly member Phil Ting of San Francisco, who authored the bill.
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Suddenly, the two provocateurs will be the caretakers of the "special relationship" between the United States and the United Kingdom that has stood the test of time and underpinned one of the strongest military and diplomatic alliances in the West.
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The idea, known as "caretaker EITC" (and part of a broader proposal formally dubbed the "Cost of Living Refund"), would treat caring for children or vulnerable adults as a job, and entitle caretakers to a full EITC credit for their work.
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"The decision to proceed with cataract surgery should be based on several factors related to visual and overall physical functioning, after a complete assessment and discussion between a patient and his or her family, caretakers, and cataract surgeon," she said.
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Domino is vocal on social media and in interviews about her passion for birth education, eventually becoming a doula and starting up Carriage House, a pregnancy care center that provides resources (experts, herbalists and postpartum caretakers) for expectant and new moms.
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I told myself that we were being responsible by providing good nutrition, safe cages, skilled and caring caretakers and veterinarians for the animals — and, crucially, that what we stood to learn outweighed any momentary or prolonged anguish these animals might experience.
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"It's time for Bill Nelson's caretakers to keep better tabs on the senator's whereabouts and public statements so that he is not embarrassed into admitting he's no longer dealing from a full deck," said Senate Leadership Fund spokesman Chris Pack.
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Roy Allred, one of Jeffs's former drivers and family caretakers, has also said that RCMP investigators requested to meet him, near his home in Elko, Nevada, but did not return messages from VICE to confirm that the meeting had occurred.
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Russian soprano Elena Pankratova as the temptress Kundry, German bass-baritone Klaus Florian Vogt as the "holy fool" Parsifal and German bass Georg Zeppenfeld as Gurnemanz, one of the caretakers of the Holy Grail, got the lion's share of the applause.
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Her herd is unable to care for her, so Naledi is temporarily adopted by caretakers at the Abu Camp, who teach her how to drink milk from a bottle and later return her to the herd that had forgotten her.
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The de Blasio administration also struck a deal with the New York City Housing Authority's biggest union, which would allow caretakers and supervisors to work longer hours and weekends in order to make apartment repairs when residents are typically home.
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As its reflective title suggests, Almost Human develops its drama around regrets and anxieties about Julius's welfare that bedevil his human caretakers, inside the zoo and beyond it, as they become both antagonists and protagonists in the chimp's rocky development.
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The wildlife park, which is about 30 miles west of Paris, said in a statement on Facebook that the rhinoceros, a male named Vince, was found dead by one of his caretakers Tuesday morning with gunshot wounds to the head.
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Another analysis of drug-induced homicide news stories, conducted by the Health in Justice Action Lab at Northeastern University, found that 50 percent of people who were charged under drug-induced homicide laws were either friends, caretakers, partners or family members.
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Also, "make sure to have the poison center phone number on hand for caretakers, grandparents: 1-800-222-1222," said Mazor, who is also an associate professor of pediatrics and emergency medicine at the University of Washington School of Medicine.
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But providing the children with qualified caretakers won't be the solution to immigration many are looking for, with top Republicans having said there had been progress on a legislative solution to the separation of illegal immigrant children from their parents at the border.
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Often too-brief profiles of specific cats and their caretakers are interspersed with plentiful shots of feline Istanbulites pawing at produce in bazaars, strutting down picturesque cobblestone streets, climbing across patchworks of sun-splashed rooftops, or posing beside the Bosphorus at dusk.
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As this digital projection, you must work with your sinister post-Soviet caretakers to restore a world nearly destroyed with a science experiment gone wrong—some attempt at creating the singularity that instead covered the world with convenient-to-render blank gray nothingness.
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"We believe that when the evidence comes out it will show that the staff at Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills was dedicated to their roles as caretakers and did everything they could under the emergency-disaster circumstances after the hurricane," Frankel said.
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Despite having Parkinson's disease, Reckard loved to go on drives to Whataburger and was a "strong, independent woman who really cared for others, loved Tony, and always had a smile on her face," Joe Sanchez, one of her caretakers, told BuzzFeed News.
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To allow time to settle on a new permanent leader, the SPD selected three joint caretakers - Manuela Schwesig and Malu Dreyer, the premiers of the states of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and Rhineland-Palatinate, and Thorsten Schaefer-Guembel, who heads the SPD in Hesse state.
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We met with young women who had stared down death and despair in towns that lacked basic health care -- as was the case for so many young caretakers during the Ebola crisis -- and were now proudly showing off their public health expertise.
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While national parks and sacred places once had European monikers, their Aboriginal names are now commonly used in recognition of the people who have lived there for thousands of years, and Australian parks often have traditional custodians who act as guides and caretakers.
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The combination of an increased bottom rate, Trump's total elimination of personal exemptions for taxpayers and dependents, and his abolishing of "head of household" filing status, often used by single parents or single caretakers, leaves many people in the middle class worse off.
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The Siberian husky, named Balto after a determined dog of the early 20th century, ran amok in the Theranos offices, caused concern it would contaminate medical samples and demanded a team of caretakers including Holmes' assistants and security personnel, according to Vanity Fair.
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Under the proposal, parents aged 2628 to 28500 and other caretakers on Medicaid who live in South Dakota's two most populous counties would have to work at least 6900 hours a month, take classes or complete other activities to keep their coverage.
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Under the proposal, parents aged 19 to 59 and other caretakers on Medicaid who live in South Dakota's two most populous counties would have to work at least 80 hours a month, take classes or complete other activities to keep their coverage.
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We often cannot depend upon on our government and our mightiest institutions to safeguard citizens, and so we need spinster mentorship, and friends who double as cancer patient caretakers, and sperm donation selectors, and boisterous demonstrations outside the gates of the White House.
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" Keryn Redstone, 34, said that her grandfather, who is 93 and in poor health, had been incompetent since October and that she had been restricted from seeing him since Valentine's Day, when he "sat there lifeless and flanked by nurses and caretakers.
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Countries across the world are investing heavily in robotics in hopes to develop a new industry or cope with socioeconomic problems such as low birth rates or an ageing population by introducing machines which can serve humans as cooks, caretakers or laborers.
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In the earlier attack on the school in Khogyani district, the assailants beheaded three caretakers at the Malikyar Hotak boys' high school and then set the offices and library on fire, said Mohammed Asif Shinwari, a spokesman for the Nangarhar education department.
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Robots may never be the ideal custodians of the elderly, but intelligent sensors are already showing promise in helping human caretakers focus more on their relationships with those they provide care for by automatically monitoring drug dosages and going through safety checklists.
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"I understand the gravity of this action, and what it means for every community in our state, as well as the families and caretakers of the 2 million students that gather in large groups every day in school classrooms and assemblies," Illinois Gov.
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In a bit of human meddling, caretakers decided to get the Andean birds into parenting mode: They took a few eggs from Chilean flamingos, "near relatives," and planted them among the Andean birds, who became foster parents to new chicks, the reserve said.
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"We believe that when the evidence comes out, it will show that the staff at Rehabilitation Center at Hollywood Hills was dedicated to their roles as caretakers and did everything they could under the emergency-disaster circumstances after the hurricane," Frankel said.
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For example, veterans who are primary caretakers of children need access to child care when they have health-care appointments at the VA. The VA is currently conducting a successful pilot program that makes child care available at some VA medical centers.
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The small triumphs and tragedies of rural life, such as drought, material wealth, and run-ins with a comically inefficient provincial government, are relayed through the goat's trenchant observations, which poignantly expose how tightly the lives of caretakers and their livestock are bound.
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In preparation for today, Ms. Chuck spent months training and socializing with zoo caretakers to ensure an elegant public appearance (free of any spats with the mayor, who skipped the event this year) and a confident, correct, shadow-or-no-shadow verdict.
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The number one ranking was some consolation after years battling at the top of the game, but Halep will be mindful of the many women before her who have ended up as caretakers at the top during Williams's absences from the tour.
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I first heard about this history from a woman who happened to sit next to me on a flight from San Francisco to New York, whose distant relatives were caretakers of the city's two most notable synagogues, Beth El and Magen David.
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"If we do not have enough bed space, if we do not have enough medical personnel on staff, if we do not have enough caretakers on staff, then we will tell people that come to the border they need to come back," Nielsen told reporters.
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It's notable also that much of this episode takes place in a kitchen—a sacred place for black women caretakers, and an epicenter of bustle and gossip—and it's here, too, where Catherine warms up the most to Michelle after the latter offers to help.
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"I chose the Alzheimer's Association because my family, specifically the women in my family, have been very affected by Alzheimer's and what people don't realize is, it's not just the person going through it, it's the caretakers and it's very, very tough," she explained.
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Even for my coupled friends who are parents in places like Brooklyn or San Francisco — who have the benefit of two incomes and two caretakers — it's a struggle to pay $800 a week for a nanny or manage a $15,000-a-year pre-school tuition.
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A 2006 study indicated that men with Down Syndrome are fertile in some cases, as are some women, pointing to this population's need for accessible sex education as well as access to contraception—something parents, caretakers, or even doctors may not be comfortable discussing.
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Acting chiefs usually serve as caretakers until they're replaced by the president's appointee, but Piwowar has directed the SEC to reconsider two Obama-era rules: one on conflict mineral trades, the other on how corporations report how much money executives make compared to their employees.
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As their children grew close, these two men from very different backgrounds developed a friendship of their own, finding kinship and trust in the sometimes lonely existence of men who choose to be principal caretakers, while their wives spend workday hours at the office.
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For as long as anybody can remember, caretakers at the Sabarimala Temple, which hosts millions of pilgrims every year, have obediently enforced a de facto ban on women and girls who menstruate, defined by temple officials as those between 10 and 50 years old.
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Not only are women predominantly the caretakers for those with Alzheimer's — as she was when she stepped down from the court to care for her husband — but women are themselves more likely to have the disease: Two out of three new Alzheimer's patients are female.
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Government agencies are disbursing subsidies for internet access and computer purchases, while schools can lend laptops and keep doors open with on-duty staff for students who need in-person learning support or who don't have caretakers at home, the government's education bureau said.
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Government agencies are disbursing subsidies for internet access and computer purchases, while schools can lend laptops and keep doors open with on-duty staff for students who need in-person learning support or who don't have caretakers at home, the government's education bureau said.
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"While we don't see robots replacing the companionship and the human connection, we do dream of a time that robots could make nursing homes more pleasant by offsetting the often staggering numbers of caretakers to bed ratios (as bad as 30:1)," Thomaz concludes.
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Much of the gender wage gap can be explained by factors like "occupational segregation" (when work in female-dominated fields is valued less than work in male-dominated fields) and women's traditional roles as unpaid caretakers and caregivers, according to the Pew Research Center.
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But "Baby Shark," a song as infectious as anthrax to which the caretakers of young children likely need no introduction, entered the Billboard Hot 100 chart at No. 32 this week, placing Pinkfong, a South Korean educational brand, alongside the world's top musical artists.
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Cesar came into the picture near the end of last year during a visit to the mansion ... where the Metropoulos bros groused to Cesar about the bird's aggressive tendencies ... like charging people and just making it difficult for caretakers to tend to the exotic bird.
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It is unclear if Katy P. will be incontinent or able to defecate following the horrific incident, but veterinarians and her other caretakers are guarded but optimistic that Katy P. will survive the ordeal and be able to have a second chance at a happy life.
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The new bill expands that requirement to apply to all work-capable adults, mandating that they either work or participate in work training for 20 hours per week with the exception of seniors, pregnant women, caretakers of children under the age of 6, or people with disabilities.
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Or, the commission should have anticipated that the states, taking seriously their roles as caretakers of their citizens' information, would resist such a national consolidation of personally identifiable information, and realized their best case scenario was obtaining only the public voter file – essentially name and address.
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REALTED: Premature Baby Hippo 'Fiona' Stands and Walks for First Time at Cincinnati Zoo Usually this is a job the hippo parents handle, but since Fiona was born premature, weighing only 29 pounds, and couldn't stand to nurse on her own, zoo caretakers had to step in.
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The suite also features a bed filled with an anti-aging agent, 'pet plants' that require a certain amount of affection from their human caretakers in order to maintain a healthy equilibrium, and a special communication device that translates written words in a universal musical code.
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"It's a total miracle we've kept it as private and low key as it's been," said Alberto H. Arensberg, an artist and musician, who described himself as one of the "caretakers" of the space, a role that included scrubbing floors and hanging art during the day.
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Ms. Kastner, who holds art-making workshops every two weeks in addition to the tours, said that both caretakers and art professionals have noticed that people with dementia may enjoy looking at and making art, even if they were not interested in it when they were well.
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Lyft is offering similar delivery opportunities for healthcare services, government agencies, and businesses, along with more risky rides for Lyft's LyftUp Driver Community Task Force to get essential workers to places like grocery stores and hospitals, and caretakers to the homes of those who need them.
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And what began as a case of matricide soon morphed into a story of Gypsy's abuse by her mother, whom at least one doctor suspected of having Munchausen by proxy syndrome, in which caretakers subject their charges to unnecessary medical treatments, whether for attention or financial gain.
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Caretakers made the decision to euthanize him after determining that the burns he sustained before being rescued by a woman (she named him "Ellenborough Lewis" after one of her grandchildren) were too extensive and, sadly, that it would be too painful for him to carry on.
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USDA data shows that approximately 64 percent of SNAP participants are children, elderly, or disabled; 22 percent work full time, are caretakers, or participate in a training program; and only 14 percent are working less than 30 hours per week, are unemployed, or are registered for work.
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According to the zoo, "although red pandas typically have high mortality rates" and it "rare to have three cubs born at once," the triplets are doing well thanks to Kate, who is doing a "great job" as a mom of three, and the cubs' human caretakers at the zoo.
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Fennell's organization urges parents and caretakers to read its safety tips, which include looking in the back seat each time you get out of the car and putting something you need in your back seat -- a cell phone, handbag, employee ID or briefcase -- to ensure that you check.
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Judge Cowan turned down requests to bifurcate the trial, with one part dedicated to Mr. Redstone's competency, and the other related to whether he was under undue influence of his daughter, Shari Redstone, his caretakers or others when he removed Ms. Herzer from his health care directive last October.
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Even Lil Bub and Friends, a documentary which explores exactly why cats are so popular on the internet, paints a picture of the animal that sees them fully live up to their reputation for being, at times, aloof and independent—wholly unconcerned with the human caretakers in their midst.
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My biggest fear was that I would have to keep admonishing Olivia to get out of my pictures and to stop playing with the children at the adjacent day care, but in the end the shoot flowed organically as an attentive group of caretakers and mothers watched over her.
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To gain certification through the new Captive Elephant Welfare Initiative, camp operators must submit to detailed, regular inspections on everything from the elephants' diet and medical care to the training and salaries for mahouts, the local caretakers who often bond with an elephant for much of its life.
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On the other hand, "in small-scale traditional preindustrial societies such as the Kipsigis people of Kenya, where we did research in the 1970s, babies were always in close proximity to caretakers, generally their mother or an older sibling, and they slept anywhere and any time," she said.
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If a women's group is talking about getting more women into the workforce or into executive positions, the flip side men's issue is the pressure on men to be in the workforce instead of being at home, and fighting that stereotype of men not being caretakers of their family.
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But the truth of the matter is that when people come back and say, "I have developed this appreciation for the fragility of our planet, or us being the caretakers of the planet and being all on the same boat," the truth is that probably we all think that anyway.
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During the past few weeks, a dramatic increase in the number of cases, and the prevalence of community cases — patients unknown to health workers who often die at home, exposing caretakers to the virus — have raised concerns and prompted a WHO committee meeting to determine if an emergency declaration was warranted.
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Their prolific portraiture has been smartly curated into six sections corresponding to their subjects' employment or social activity — sugar cane and sweet potato harvesters, unionized dockworkers and day laborers, hospitality and restaurant workers and domestic caretakers — along with images of Mardi Gras Indians, brass bands, street dancers, and Sunday church groups.
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Pay inequality is not an issue just for women, it is an issue for parents like myself who care about their daughters' futures, for husbands and boyfriends who rely on their female partners to help pay for rent or for groceries, and for children whose primary caretakers are their mothers.
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This perspective is not so much in alignment with object-oriented ontology, which suggests that objects have existences and uses beyond their relationships to humans, but rather a hyper-human orientation that regards much-used, well-loved, and dearly-valued objects as repositories for the energies of their human caretakers.
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Fisher-Price and the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) had indeed issued a warning on April 5 that caretakers only use the Rock 'n Play with babies younger than 183 months and with babies who can't yet roll over, along with a disclaimer to use the product's provided restraints.
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"In our scenario, we want to deploy this kind of system in rural village with no healthcare resource," said Peng, who noted that China's 1 million "barefoot doctors," who have helped spread medical care across the country through the use of trained townspeople, might be some of the best caretakers for this technology.
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The self-appointed caretakers of conservatism at National Review went so far as to pack the sum of their energies and anxieties into an entire issue devoted to taking down Trump, even though their readers aren't his supporters and their exertions only underscored his pitch that he's not part of the system.
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Cheating can be 'absorbed' from your parents, siblings, and family Wish told INSIDER that cheating can be a maladaptive behavior — something you develop as a negative response to feeling unhappy in a relationship — but it can also be something you "absorb" from your parents, older siblings, or other family members and caretakers.
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Performing those trials will surely require the help of programmers, but ultimately, the collection caretakers in charge, such as conservators and curators (in coordination with the artists, when available), are the only ones who can make decisions about what can change, taking into consideration all of the rules and ethics of the field.
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Though kangaroos are indigenous to Australia, some have made their way into backyards throughout the US. Many animal advocates, however, are fighting back against the laws that allow private citizens to keep them as pets, arguing that inhumane conditions have led to too many kangaroo deaths at the hands of unprepared caretakers.
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Indeed, even though some of Douglas's earlier mentors and caretakers stayed away from Anne Boleyn and were staunch supporters of Katherine of Aragon, and even though Douglas was a Catholic and Boleyn a reformer, Henry VIII rather adored his niece and appointed her to be the first lady of honor to his new queen.
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Allowing more flexible and standardized teleconferencing policies across the board is not just helpful for the disability community: It can be helpful for people who are immunosuppressed; for new parents; for the environment; for people who can't afford the plane ticket; for people who are caretakers; for people with social anxiety — the list goes on.
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"These findings neither prove nor disprove the existence of gender disparity, but these results nevertheless might sensitize patients and their caretakers to potential sex differences, especially when it comes to initiating kidney replacement therapy," said Dr. Manfred Hecking, senior author of the study and associate professor of internal medicine at the Medical University of Vienna.
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"These preparations are important on an individual level but they can also have an impact on our society, such as our elderly neighbors, our hospital caretakers, and those who lack the resources or time to prepare themselves, all of whom may be counting on us during this time," Weaver wrote in the blog post.
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