"With knowing comes caring; with caring comes changes," Ahlström said.
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When the Times stops caring, it says people should stop caring.
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You start caring about them and they start caring about themselves.
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Balancing caring for that person and caring for yourself—that's hard.
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Are you caring for yourself as much as you're caring for your partner?
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Truly caring about children means caring for them long after they are born.
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If Elizabeth really believes that Davids are more caring, will she be more caring?
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Caring for oneself — or caring for others, as the wholesome Patrick does — is inherently political.
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Fast-forward eight years and Adler has gone from not caring to caring a lot.
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"The idea of caring for a forest is much like caring for a garden," Geissler said.
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Its first app, Caring for You, is designed to help support caregivers in caring for themselves.
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Every competent and caring parent takes on the responsibility of caring for and protecting their child.
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Not caring about Ghana's fate is deplorable but understandable; not caring about France is at best reckless.
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Ain't nobody caring about your hair, ain't nobody caring about what type of flying moves you're doing.
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Michael has in the past been a loving and caring husband and is a loving and caring father.
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So I spent 10 years of my life caring about this film ... caring about Lara, caring about the fact that this film was going out into the world in the best possible way it could.
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Their philosophy specifically puts importance on caring for yourself and caring for the planet and the people around you.
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You just want to be as caring as possible: Be a positive, caring person, and do the right thing.
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So there are more wives caring for their husbands than the reverse, more daughters caring for parents than sons.
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But to mobilize people against him—especially people who might not necessarily agree with a progressive, left agenda—you have to create a language of caring for civic institutions, caring for the Constitution, caring for making democracy better.
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And it was proof positive, as if any were needed, that caring about fashion and caring about politics are not antithetical.
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Rotondo said he wanted to take the lead role caring for his infant based on his experience caring for his first child.
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Instead of caring for children who attend their daycare regularly, they are now caring for children of first responders and essential workers.
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The character, who first gained notoriety with the film Gone Girl in 2014, treads a thin line of both caring and not-caring.
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Caring for a smartphone, like caring for a pet, is a big responsibility and maybe you're just not ready for that commitment yet.
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About 50 percent had been caring for a parent and 153 percent had been caring for a spouse for an average of 6.8 years.
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Kao says the company's approach to caring for seniors was inspired in part by a personal experience he had with caring for his mother.
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Caring for myself was built on caring for others, for all living things, in an interdependent relationship that our communities had maintained for generations.
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"It's not simply caring about a bottom-line, not simply caring about profits, but caring about customers and employees," he saidWegmans will offer job opportunities to over 540 newly hired employees, nearly half of which came from targeted local hiring efforts in the Brooklyn community.
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"For a while I got so ingrained, caring only about what Johnny wanted, only caring what mattered to me, what made me happy," Manziel said.
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WalletHub compared the 100 most populated cities in the US across 39 metrics to determine America&aposs most caring cities — and the least caring cities.
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"People don't plan, and then they are stunned when they figure out what this is going to cost," said Dayna Steele, chief caring expert for Caring.
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Caring, like really caring, not just moving patients from one bed to another, being there for people is going to be done by human beings. Yes.
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Caring for LGBT youth can sometimes mean caring for people who are experiencing homelessness; they are 120% more likely to experience it than their non-LGBT peers.
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But people are more complicated than that, and it's impossible to draw the line between where you stop caring about one thing and start caring about another.
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"You have to be able to divvy up caring for yourself and caring for the person in a way that gives you the best balance," Williams-Kemp said.
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If true personal freedom stems from genuinely not caring about what other people think, then there is real freedom from patriarchy in not caring about what men think.
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We're also in a crisis right now about caring for others, caring for people whose experiences are not like your own, and also being able to admit a mistake.
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She used to feed me a lot of Korean food, and I remember her really caring about that, caring about what I brought to lunch in my lunch box.
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People of all different life-stages: people who are caring for elderly parents, people who are caring for young kids and families, people who are just out of college.
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But the point is that we have a capacity for caring about others — and we take actions to follow up on this caring, even at a cost to ourselves.
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"I found something so reliable and someone so caring, and it's allowed me to go into my deep soul and remember how caring the Lord was," Mr. Langlois said.
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You should be not only caring about how big your company is in lieu of caring about how your employees feel and how whether they are healthy or not.
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"We're caring for people that other states are not caring for," he said, though he is optimistic that marijuana legalization in other states will shift some of the burden elsewhere.
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According to Wharton psychologist Adam Grant and spouse Allison Sweet Grant, parents say having caring children is a priority, but their children say parents value happiness and achievement over caring.
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It will be interesting to see if McGinty can persuade Pennsylvania that caring about environmental businesses and caring about the well-being of the state are one and the same.
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That's where he has been for his entire career, standing shoulder to shoulder with Obama during those eight years, caring about our veterans, caring about the working men and women.
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She's coping with the loss of a beloved friend, knowing she could be next, and juggling her womanhood and her blackness with caring for a community while also caring for herself.
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" Argentina's president, the son of an immigrant, has echoed some of Mr. Trump's "America First" theme, making it clear that his "first concern" should be "caring for Argentines, caring for ourselves.
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" "[An] intelligent entity [that] is also a caring entity.
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She's so caring, loving … and it's a beautiful thing.
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Caring Friend Caring Friend: Yes, you will watch this ship hit the iceberg, but you should do so from your own lifeboat, bobbing patiently and at the ready for a rescue, if necessary.
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Thankfully, some caring neighbors took in the dogs and contacted the Faithful Friends Animal Sanctuary, who in turn contacted Mr. Bones & Co. Rescue for help finding homes and caring for the dog family.
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It is pointless to scold people for not caring enough about the thing that you care about, or not caring about it in the way that you want them to care about it.
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Gonna focus more on caring less about the small stuff.
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But there's no shame in finding a listening, caring voice.
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"We expect mothers to be caring and loving," he says.
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How can a caring friend bring up a potential problem?
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Caring for your neighbor is an example of climate resilience.
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I've found a lot of strength in just not caring.
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They are living and surviving and caring for one another.
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I'm finished caring more about someday than right fucking now.
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Because caring for you is the point of it all.
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Having a headache makes caring for them a lot harder!
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By our nature, we are a generous and caring people.
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Less insurance = a bigger bill for caring for uninsured people.
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Yet they live in underground colonies, caring for a queen.
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"They have a very caring relationship," the Affleck source says.
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Why call us narcissists for caring about what it remembers?
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I was with him at the hospital, caring for him.
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You will judge yourself relentlessly for caring about being ghosted.
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Falyne caring for a virtual pet, naming it after her.
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One where men are proud to be caring and vulnerable.
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"How are you feeling?" she asked, more curious than caring.
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So is the quandary you face as her caring sibling.
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That's 2 fewer families involved in caring for the neighborhood.
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A caring matriarch, she seemed beloved by everyone around her.
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She was kind, caring, always smiling and wanting to help.
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It's not about her not paying attention or not caring.
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He was deeply sensitive and caring yet also hilariously funny.
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The point is to keep this private, caring, and clear.
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You are nothing but pure love, always caring for everyone.
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"He's a very selfless, caring little boy," his mother said.
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"My Chris was happy, loving, caring and warm," says Vicky.
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You know, always very loving, caring, helpful and extremely outgoing.
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He described the beautiful singer as deeply trusting and caring.
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He has the privilege of not caring about such things.
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I will remember most how caring and sincere he was.
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She was a committed and caring MP (Member of Parliament).
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"Caring" is not just a weakness waiting to be exploited.
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I know that he's very tender, very caring, loving guy.
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The answer, I think, isn't constant supervision but caring interest.
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Caring for her pigs seems to be quite the job.
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The goal is to keep it caring, professional, and personalized.
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Family members are caring for Alridge's baby, who wasn't hurt.
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I've stopped caring about what other people think of me.
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She said they were both caring, but in different ways.
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It's both sadistic and caring, thematically considerate and textually crass.
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Hall estimates she's spent almost $10,000 caring for her pet.
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Not caring about boys and all about your best friend.
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He was very kind and caring and down to earth.
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But that doesn't mean caring for someone ever goes away.
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He considered Miró the last modern artist worth caring about.
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From there, he started a business caring for expensive cars.
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My uncle inspires me because he is strong and caring.
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They're all very tender and caring and gentle with me.
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"Thank you, Baton Rouge, thank you for caring," Paul said.
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Virginia is full of life, caring, welcoming, kind and thoughtful.
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Neighbors and friends described the family as caring, good people.
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The newspaper described the importance of caring for these children.
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It is so caring and sweet and soft and sad.
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Beekeepers, caring folk at heart obviously, want to avoid this.
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She is so caring and so loving and so nurturing.
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Family and friends are caring for the boy, he said.
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MORE: CNN's 2016 election glossary When should I start caring?
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Caring for the advancement of Earth, of nature, improving science.
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Nobody would want to leave a fair and caring Europe.
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We need to focus more on acting on our caring.
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Why should people start caring about the future of food?
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I gave up caring about that a long time ago.
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Nokhcho's partner stayed behind to continue caring for their grandmother.
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Caring for infants requires greater national support for our childcare.
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It is time to start caring about the crisis there.
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The orphanage only had 5 adults caring for 120 children.
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Show 'em who's boss in the most caring of ways.
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Caring for adults is a kind of endless private drama.
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The marketing worked for a bit until people stopped caring.
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She was also a mother caring for a young daughter.
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Just surrender to the flow and remember: sharing is caring.
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"I like Hillary because she's a caring individual," she said.
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Tips for Using, Caring for, and Cleaning Stainless Steel Cookware
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He was benevolent, kind, always serving, generous, ambitious and caring.
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But how about the cost of caring for your pet?
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My priority has to be caring for my special boy.
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Declare "sharing is caring!" and hand over her own toothbrush?
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Caring little about appearances, they bought cheap clothes from Walmart.
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I definitely can't stop caring, because then these men win.
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Tech companies are good at not caring what analysts think.
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PARIS — Keeping your salary while caring for a quarantined child.
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Caring for a sick or dying parent doesn't count either.
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The shelter, Annunciation House, is caring for Mr. Caal Cruz.
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Eleven recent deaths have been linked to Family of Caring.
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They bury themselves in work or in caring for children.
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He is a genius with shoes — caring, knowledgeable and experienced.
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Cari works there as a volunteer, caring for injured birds.
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Caring Choices is also seeking monetary donations for its operations.
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She also spent a summer caring for her sister's children.
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"He was loving, caring, and hardworking," Tchatchoua told the outlet.
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I knew Stephen Paddock as a kind, caring, quiet man.
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Some are disabled, ill, unemployed or caring for older relatives.
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There were other nannies with children they were caring for.
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"There's just a numbness of not caring anymore," Walmsley said.
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This isn't about avoiding litigation; it's about caring for someone.
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My mom is the most caring person I've ever met.
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He loved talking to people, caring for them, helping them.
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Sharing is caring, especially when it comes to social media.
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He was surrounded by caring and concern — and much regret.
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It is time to give the caring economy its due.
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People should be more caring about the misfortune of others.
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Smith described her grandmother as an incredible and caring woman.
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These days, however, not caring has become its own industry.
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It very hard caring for a parent who isn't well.
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Moreover, she's a devoted parent and a gentle, caring person.
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Have Americans and Britons just stopped caring about our constitutions?
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Caring for the needy in your community or to Washington?
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The experiment used typing speed as a measure of caring.
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The lack of protests does not indicate lack of caring.
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AARP urges Congress to pass the Credit for Caring Act.
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" She added, "Waterfront is committed to caring for our guests.
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But instead of caring, somehow I've learnt to embrace it.
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I am understanding and caring and want to help others.
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As filmmakers, you really start caring about these young people.
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"We expect moms to be loving and caring and they often do take the lead when it comes to caring for their child, but this is an aversion to that natural instinct," he says.
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And hospital workers need a safe environment while caring for patients.
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I have seen the grown ones feeding and caring for them.
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Eventually, the therapists were paid, and they resumed caring for her.
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She was energetic, smart, caring, fun loving, and overall an angel.
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SWALWELL: Do you think he&aposs a compassionate, caring person, Neil?
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Perry portrayed the wise, caring father of KJ Apa's character Archie.
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Is this the early stages of eventually not caring about sports?
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We look to a government that would be kind and caring.
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Belching, cursing and just generally not caring, that's all the norm.
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"My Chris was happy, loving, caring and warm," she told PEOPLE.
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You can't possibly be tender or caring or sensitive or loving.
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I loved my brother and will truly miss his caring soul.
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As a caring friend or family member, it's your responsibility too.
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He was very kind and caring, and was respected by all.
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Caring for 3,000 of them in the UK is a start.
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I'm literally done caring about the world until Beyoncé's album arrives.
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" "He's more caring and more loving than he used to be.
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I just threw it, not caring where it landed or anything.
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Mr Obama was aloof, caring little for the company of businesspeople.
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It helps me be very aware that I'm caring for myself.
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She had to balance a job and caring for her family.
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Caring and just real and genuine and such a great person.
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They were thoughtful people, caring, open to a more modern Afghanistan.
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A network of caring people and her own passion are enough.
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Some locals now take up the job of caring for them.
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Caring for patients seems to have been taken over by machines.
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That doesn't mean caring for their children has a scoreboard, though.
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"I was mostly caring for them alone, by myself," she says.
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"She was very sympathetic and caring," he says of those times.
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The internet allows them to find a committed, caring, empathic community.
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When women give priority to caring for toddlers they fall behind.
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What I find important is caring, loving and inspiring other girls.
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He's also worked with an organization called Caring Pathways in Denver.
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"Caring for 20143,000 animals is an impossible task," Ms. Weinstock said.
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She was the most sweetest, caring person you could ever meet.
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His caring nature touched countless lives and created many, many friendships.
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The animal shelter is currently caring for 400 kittens, reports KTVN.
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It became clear to me that simply caring is not enough.
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But why get bogged down in caring about all of this?
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The earlier you start caring for your credit score, the better.
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He was so selfless when it came to caring for others.
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Props to Deadmau5 for showing us that sharing truly is caring.
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Her tone was measured to be casual, non-judgmental, and caring.
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" Tucker describes her daughter-in-law as "a very caring person.
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Was it the cartoon soul caring the bindle that convinced you?
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"Congratulations to two loving kind caring thoughtful Spiritual people," she wrote.
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It doesn't take a PhD, it just takes a caring heart.
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She spent all day cooking, cleaning and caring for her stepchildren.
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We guess "sharing is caring" is a concept foreign to pandas.
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Thanks for caring, but unsolicited advice is just that—unsolicited. 933.
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Thank you to all of you for caring about this issue.
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She found what she loves doing, and that's caring for Nat.
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Her passion for children and caring new moms was very plain.
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I'm so proud of her and her bravery and caring heart.
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"When we stopped caring about what everyone else said," Irving said.
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"That's right," she exclaimed, not caring how far her voice carried.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the most loving and caring boy I know.
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I stopped caring about money and being "successful" in society's standards.
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The Fundamentals of Caring: This one is already heading to Netflix.
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Cameron postponed his job search to focus on caring for Oliver.
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"We have a wonderful, loving and caring Italian family," Jacobi said.
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"They are smart, caring and fast," she wrote in an email.
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It's Arbor Day, a time for planting and caring for trees.
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She wasn't so much caring for the plants as inspecting them.
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You need medicine, but you also need warmth, compassion and caring.
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"Women have to sound 'womanly' — caring, maybe deferential, soft," she said.
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There's a difference between letting emotions drive impulsive decisions and caring.
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Personality: Does the companion seem warm, friendly, caring and detail-oriented?
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"He was intelligent, he was extremely caring and kind," Erwin said.
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In "The Fundamentals of Caring" (2016), Rudd played a retired writer.
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He accused the company of not caring about its LGBT creators.
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It became clear to me that simply caring is not enough.
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Feminists, caring men among them, had sought just that for generations.
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Taxpayers and enrollees shared the costs of caring for sick people.
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But caring for those we love also carries a personal cost.
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As Becca's second father, he was amazingly caring and equally protective.
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Now their everyday lives are consumed with caring for their son.
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Residents had even pledged to continue caring for the Afghan family.
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I stopped caring about being perfect or the most desirable woman.
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Will the British public wake up and start caring about privacy?
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Winant does not admonish us for not knowing, for not caring.
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Very caring and not at all spoiled by those superficial successes.
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"It feels communal, caring, like everyone's watching out for each other".
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"She has such a loving and caring presence," Dunn told me.
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She adds that despite his addiction, Sal remained caring and gentle.
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You have a strong, generous, and caring presence this week, Sagittarius.
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We're told that caring about how we're treated is an overreaction.
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And, you know, sometimes you have to trick people into caring.
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He also has a history of caring about opportunity and fairness.
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He's a caring, sensitive person and I love him to pieces!
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They were many who were caring and loving, but ultimately powerless.
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The sublime liberation of caring about being funny most of all.
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" "Could you try caring about my short-term happiness for once?
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This is hardly an America that is open, hospitable and caring.
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Most Americans, when they're face to face, are kind and caring.
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" Her approach, she said, was to be a "catalyst for caring.
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Others accused pharmaceutical companies of caring only about profits, not children.
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In addition to being talented Gus was a very caring person.
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"That, too, is being sold," Mr. Caring said ($660 to $1,100).
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But it is really good at thinking and caring about individuals.
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"He was an absolutely caring and strong willed man," she said.
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"He was an absolutely caring and strong-willed man," she said.
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Other band members also remembered her as a caring, loving person.
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"I'm looking for caring, shared moments and travel," Ms. Goldman said.
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At her childhood home, Vanessa began caring for her ailing father.
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Teach them to provide for their families — by caring for them.
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Caring for elderly homeless patients has become par for the course.
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He's the sweetest, nicest, most caring person...the perfectly written character.
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Girard — and just about everyone caring for the man — was surprised.
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She's a loving, caring person and is like an older sister.
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She named it the Keyz Organization (her shorthand for "caring eyes").
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There are also startups like Tia focused on caring for women.
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They should be the girl next door — cute, friendly and caring.
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I work beside hundreds of kind, caring, thoughtful health care providers.
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"They were real caring," Mr. Atwood said of the ambulance team.
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She's very smart, easy to live with, loving, caring, and efficient.
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She was responsive and caring during routines and in every interaction.
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It's possible to balance caring about nature and doing good business.
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And readers who are caring for elderly parents shared their stories.
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And readers who are caring for elderly parents shared their stories.
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He has been photographed carrying Papuan children like a caring father.
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She is super busy caring for my grandfather who has Alzheimer's.
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He was "a very caring, very wonderful, happy bloke," he said.
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"For us, what cooking is like caring about people," he said.
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He's sweet, caring, playful and cuts her a lot of slack.
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Mount Carmel's focus continues to be on caring for our community.
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Dear Amy: My fiance is a very smart and caring man.
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The result is that people stop caring, retreating to their phones.
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He was sweet and caring and loved by all his family.
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Here are the top 10 most caring cities in the US.
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I am personally very caring to myself and to my folks.
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Nathaniel is caring for his dementia-addled partner, not his father.
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Thirty-six percent of adult children polled by the website Caring.
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Graham told her she had been caring for her ailing mother.
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Nick Caporella is a very caring person, and he's not young.
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I certainly hadn't anticipated caring so much about what people thought.
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I think some people might mistake Leaf's casualness for not caring.
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How do you prioritize concerns or determine what's worth caring about?
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I told her my marriage had suffered — Eric's near-total reliance on me for emotional support was suffocating at times, and I often felt I had to choose between caring for him and caring for myself.
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In 2015, he co-authored a study titled "A wandering mind is a less caring mind," which found that reducing mind-wandering through meditation was associated with increased caring behavior, both for oneself and for others.
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What family caregivers do is extraordinary — adult children taking care of their parents, husbands and wives caring for their spouses, mothers and fathers caring for adult children, other family members, friends, and neighbors helping a loved one.
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The days you teach me how you dance like a lunatic without caring who's watching, why you laugh for no reason, and how you love everyone you meet without caring about their social status or voting habits.
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No longer are we caring for others and their safety, we are only caring for ourselves and the popularity we could get from posting a video on social media of a big brawl, robbery, or even assault.
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"Eva is such a caring and motherly person already," the friend says.
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The N.F.L. has made baby steps toward caring about traumatic brain injury.
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This isn't the first time Amma has swung from cruelty to caring.
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Not caring about people or nature, they destroyed both in the process.
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He was one of the kindest, caring souls I've ever worked with.
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It is possible to have a hard exterior with a caring heart.
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Sharing is caring, but make sure you have enough for yourself first.
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It's hard to imagine a Reddit veteran caring about any of this.
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I notice changes, and I've started caring for it in small ways.
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Caring for her voice, she says, is a constant in her life.
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"America is the world's leader in caring for the environment," he said.
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But she's always been the most stable, caring character on this show.
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It is the only sport you win by not caring about winning.
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We spoke with an 11-year-old caring for his toddler brother.
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Sure enough, they respond to this reality by caring for each other.
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But the most important service found at a pregnancy center is caring.
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This is what Islam means to me: Caring and fighting for others.
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Listening and caring for someone, irregardless of their race, is not complicated.
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I've never known a more loving, caring, selfless person in my life.
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When you stopped caring what people think, that's when the magic happened.
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Providing safe, loving, caring protection for children is our day-to-day.
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Our first truth is that we must start caring about each other.
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Tom Neel, a student, is in debt caring for his therapy cat.
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As medical students, residents, and fellows, we train by caring for patients.
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" Danielle adds about her caring husband, "He steps up to the plate.
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Caring is inherently personal and intimate, and takes place behind closed doors.
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She was loving, she was caring, she put everybody else before herself.
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YOU ARE SO CARING, NICE AMAZING AND THE MOST GREATEST DAD EVER!
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It's a part of me, and I'm grateful to Chris for caring.
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"I knew Stephen Paddock as a kind, caring, quiet man," Danley continued.
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She was always a friendly face and had a very caring spirit.
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In the morning, they revert to their tender, caring little Mogwai selves.
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I do not care, and I don't see anybody around me caring.
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He has a caring wife and nine children who love him dearly.
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Their staff offers caring and comprehensive vision care for children and adults.
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Love for my father meant caring for the nation entrusted to him.
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He was such a caring soul to everybody who ever knew him.
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Then, we're told that we're narcissistic for caring about how we look.
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Sometimes, despite their caring and my proactive positivity, the valve would release.
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"He's always caring about other people," Burgos' cousin, Nelly Alvarado, told WSVN.
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You're not going to turn this person into a caring, loving boss.
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Mom Mo is doing an excellent job caring for her new arrival.
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You're the most thoughtful, loving, caring, and strong woman I've ever met!
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However, she acknowledged that not everyone has the luxury of not caring.
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I began the 2016 season caring not one iota about the Cubs.
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"Meghan was so sweet and caring," Viv said, according to the Mirror.
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So why is it that we stop caring about these crucial things?
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Black Ranger Zack (Ludi Lin) is caring for his terminally ill mother.
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You are the most loving, caring and compassionate person I've ever known!
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And, ultimately, what really defines a family is commitment, caring, and love.
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She's such a sweet person and she's so caring and it's amazing.
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The secret to Syrian food is "caring and variety," according to Kassah.
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"Eva is such a caring and motherly person already," the friend said.
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You guys did an amazing job caring for him all these years.
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Her fellow actors remembered Moran as a talented actress and caring woman.
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Caring for a friend who is in pain can be intensely stressful.
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Chris talks about caring for his mother in an assisted living home.
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I had caring friends and supportive parents who wanted me to succeed.
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We try to really be very caring of them, of their story.
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"We inspect all institutions caring for children which are registered," he said.
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Americans are not caring because they&aposve realized that that&aposs false.
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"Nicholas was kind, caring, curious, interested, and a great friend," Kassen wrote.
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Not just what rational, caring, loving, intelligent people say and agree with.
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Sharing is caring, but these two are too young to know that.
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By caring too much about a football team that reciprocates with contempt.
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Because sharing is caring, and asking a simple question isn't that hard.
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"Us caring for kids and families, that's not the frustration," Garza said.
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If these little hedgehogs know one thing, it's that sharing is caring.
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Before age 153, Carter had seemed to be loving, caring and helpful.
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Nope, caring for your Tamagotchi is still done using three simple buttons.
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The truth it … I'm past caring about that kind of thing now.
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He's only been caring and respectful and has only put her first.
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The series is a loving and caring tool, created for these people.
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Caring for each other in some manner is part of our citizenship.
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When you're caring for Ami at home, what does that look like?
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"We talk about not caring who gets the credit," Ramsey told reporters.
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Before age 12, Carter had seemed to be loving, caring and helpful.
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If you caring about loosing $20k+ Euro then not being for you.
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"It's our responsibility as a caring community to educate," McCoy told CNN.
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The staff members are caring and lovely, and they listen to us.
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She is kind, caring, very beautiful, and very sensitive to my needs.
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You'll learn about what you need in a caring, emotionally fulfilling relationship.
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The second is caring for those with more than one chronic condition.
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After Nina's death, I thought I'd stop caring about the Rezidentura storyline.
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The teacher, Rod Grayson, was tough but caring, funny, and well liked.
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At this point, I have so many tattoos that they've stopped caring.
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I stopped caring because the Jet Black feels so f*cking good.
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The truth is… I'm past caring about that kind of thing now.
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" The Saint Francis release says Cumer "was dedicated to caring for others.
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There's no reason she should be excluded from caring for a patient.
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Her father, she said, was showing how "caring and kind" he was.
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Kanye's Cancer rising, however, means he also has a feminine, caring nature.
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"Most people understand Debbie as someone who is very caring," Sobel said.
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He's amazing, so blessed to meet him and those caring for him.
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MARGULIES I think her biggest change was not caring what people thought.
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After baseball, caring about our troops is perhaps our second national pastime.
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The average cost of caring for an Alzheimer's patient is approximately $342,85033.
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It is a good school with caring teachers and a fine curriculum.
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Do you seek honest feedback from others in a caring, trusting environment?
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Mauny Kaseburg used the teamwork approach when caring for her dying parents.
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Surround yourself with positive, successful go-getters who are supportive and caring.
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Whether it's through having children, caring for elder parents, all the things.
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He also worked with an organization called Caring Pathways in Denver, Colorado.
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Harold was a sensitive and caring father; he played the tender role.
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She is a single mother caring for disabled parents, the Times noted.
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They are caring for our parents, teaching our children, building our technologies.
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Caring Voice Coalition did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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We enjoy ourselves without caring about what's going on at the office.
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It has 130 specialists caring for its hundreds of animals, it said.
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It was a deprivation of love and attention from a caring adult.
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Most Americans do not have a will, according to a recent Caring.
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Shelby's very driven, family oriented and one of the most caring people.
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Even L.B.J., who always had this strain of caring about ordinary people.
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Talented & knowledgeable, he was a great lawyer, terrific TV talent & caring man.
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They pulled it off by truly not caring about the little details.
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Living with, working alongside, and caring for someone with autism is messy.
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I remember caring so much but not knowing how to show it.
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You don't even care – caring was something that happened before the heat.
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So stop caring about Melania, because she definitely doesn't care about you.
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Remember when people started caring what sort of artificial sweetener they used?
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He's a really caring person and I knew I could approach him.
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In season one, Jen calls Dawson sweet, romantic, and caring ad nauseum.
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"Instilling the importance of helping others and caring for others, is invaluable."
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The newcomer said her name was M'Lou Caring, a psychologist from Manhattan.
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Caring for elderly, minors, dependents, people with disabilities or other vulnerable persons.
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Just as fear can be contagious, so can courage, caring and calm.
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Connect with someone who needs to hear a caring voice right now.
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Caring for other people was the essential human privilege, he now believed.
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Caring was what both artists and audiences put into an exquisite work.
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University leaders clearly want to be seen as caring about the issue.
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I loved how caring for her had given my rudderless life meaning.
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She accused him of not caring about their sons' health, he said.
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Much has been made of the fast growth of the caring occupations.
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Like Audre Lorde reminded us, caring for ourselves is a revolutionary act.
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"His outward expressions toward people who are undocumented is caring," she said.
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Nurse said the coaches had been preaching a sharing-is-caring approach.
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"I'm not really caring too much about rankings or points," she said.
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Obama, with her caring, strength and true inner beauty, is not there.
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"He was an absolutely caring and strong-willed man," Jacklin Luna said.
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The letter accused Ragland of not caring about her Pinson, Alabama, home.
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"He is the most stable and caring, steady person," Ms. Dimenstein said.
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"The elderly are who they will be caring for," Dr. Adelman said.
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"He's a very caring person," Brenda Avalos, his cousin's wife, told KHOU.
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So one of Harrison's angels must be off caring for someone else.
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You watch the person you're caring for slowly weaken and become frail.
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They seem to fit in without trying and, most irritatingly, without caring.
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I'm really bad at caring for plants, but I've been craving greenery.
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They don't always see the daily minutiae of caring for one another.
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They would be caring for him while he was in the hospital.
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They are contributors to the book Pope Francis and the Caring Society.
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I see people of faith caring for these families from Central America.
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When I joined in 2007, caring about actors & musicians politics was joked.
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"I wanted people to start caring about their plates again," she said.
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But they're both very caring, and my approach is colored by them.
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What should now be undertaken to encourage more caring feelings between nations?
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"The leadership team is intelligent, empathetic and caring," one employee reviewer wrote.
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Caring had filled the spaces that romantic love left when it evaporated.
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For being the kind and caring soul you were and are. RIP!
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" Many repeated Reddy's motto as their tribute to him: "Loving, caring, sharing.
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Caring for the island's habitats can also help promote peace, says Siddique.
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"Consumers are increasingly really caring about all the implications of those decisions."
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The victims cared People who knew the men said they were caring.
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Mr. Price insisted that "states know best" in caring for Medicaid beneficiaries.
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His little collective had been caring for him as best they could.
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The professionals who were caring for me seemed uncomfortable talking about it.
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Adult women need to stop caring so much what other people think.
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By being unreachable, he made himself the only person worth caring about.
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I tried to be like Jo: rebellious, capable, independent, brave and caring.
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But if you're a caring human being, you have to do it.
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What could be more liberating now than not caring what anyone thinks?
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But individuals encountering art create a potential for more caring collective action.
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Caring for a dog involves a lot more than many owners realize.
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On top of that, she was caring full time for her mom.
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Perhaps, like the Shins warned way back in 2001, caring is creepy.
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For a moment, I felt stupid for suckering myself into caring again.
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It's not just Republicans who suddenly seemed to stop caring about debt.
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Little by little, I stopped caring that everyone else was passing away.
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Two of those facilities were unlicensed and caring for over eight infants.
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We assume that Mom (or Daughter) is caring for Dad at home.
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You've also got, just not caring—death is death, you lose people.
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It's more of people not caring how they dress and having fun.
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Plus, if there's anything The Night Of knows about, it's not caring.
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Why is there a stigma around caring too much about North Korea?
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"The princess is a caring, humble, approachable and cultured woman," Moyne said.
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They show that if you embrace a politician who talks too frequently and proudly about not caring what anyone thinks, you'll wind up in the clutch of a politician whose last refuge is not caring what anyone thinks.
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"She has quickly become adept at caring for her very large litter of cubs — grooming, nursing and caring for them attentively," says Steve Bircher, curator of mammals/carnivores at the Saint Louis Zoo, in a statement to the media.
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From September 2010 through January 2016, when he was arrested, he received nearly $145,000 from Washington for caring for children placed with him, in addition to money he received from New York City for caring for local foster children.
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That meant that their cases, tracking information and the agency that was caring for them was completely separate from the organization caring for their parents -- and no planning appeared to have gone into how the families would be reunited.
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That meant that their cases, tracking information and the agency that was caring for them was completely separate from the organization caring for their parents -- and no planning appears to have gone into how the families would be reunited.
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The tragic thing, he decided, wasn't caring about something no one else seemed to appreciate; the tragic thing was when you stopped caring, got too cynical, grew afraid to let yourself be seen to care and be cared for.
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Carrying the child, caring for the child... Men are still praised for being 'so sweet and caring' when they look after their own children while women are expected to do it and also be scrutinized while they do it.
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But the celebration of Danica Roem winning her seat acknowledges the important truth that there really is a difference between being a transgender woman and caring about transgender people — that the burdens aren't alike, and that caring isn't empowerment.
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And a lot of good science happened by private donors caring about it.
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People around Bailey recalled him as a caring man and a dedicated coach.
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"They're very loyal; they're very loving and caring; and they're devoted," she said.
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Even if your faith in humanity is faltering, this is worth caring about.
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" Kufrin continued, "Tia is a kind, strong, upfront, funny, spunky and caring woman.
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Y., of not caring about the children and choosing instead only to obstruct.
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The money will go toward caring for the teen and help his family.
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Being a doctor is rewarding, and I especially enjoy caring for the elderly.
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One-armed Holt is demoted to caring for her, and her eventual offspring.
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Not caring what others think and just completely owning your own stank-ness?
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But he's just one of the most honest, caring, human beings there is.
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"My Chris was happy, loving, caring and warm," she said at the time.
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Her older kids were caring for her teens during the walk, she said.
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She was an excellent teacher, a caring friend and a very loving mother.
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The problem for Facebook is that it decided to start caring too late.
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My first impression was, 'This guy is a loving, caring husband and dad.
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"God has blessed me with the most caring husband and kids," wrote Mackenzie.
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Hobbs was calling from Georgia, where he was caring for a sick relative.
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Even in our spookier moments, she was incredibly gentle and kind and caring.
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"I especially love the labor of caring for long hair," David told me.
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I'll be watching to see if you are kind and caring towards others.
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Eventually, he tells Meredith that he never stopped caring or thinking about her.
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The cost of caring for the sickest Americans is far from under control.
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I am a caring, giving person, one who likes taking care of people.
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Donations are accepted via Caring for Colombia, a U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
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" Those who knew Campbell have remembered her as "caring" and "full of life.
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"That's clearly from playtesting and caring about it and working hard," he said.
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These are all ways to get people to stop, think and start caring.
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His mother was inside, caring for his grandmother who was ill with cancer.
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To truly care about maternal health, he says, means caring about safe abortions.
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Humans are suckers when it comes to anthropomorphizing and, subsequently, caring for robots.
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I remember at one point not being able to breathe and not caring.
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The animals' frantic, caring collaboration under stress makes "Transcave" an unexpectedly heartfelt painting.
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She is unapologetic about being attractive and sexual and caring about her appearance.
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When the fuck did I start caring so much about other people's pictures?
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Ryan Lochte's a "loving" and "caring" person ... people just don't realize it, YET.
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Bro spoke about her daughter's passions, saying how caring and compassionate she was.
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In her memory — please remember to always be kind, loving, caring, and sharing.
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We accuse them of trying too hard, acting too cool, caring too little.
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" Disney also released a statement, calling Boyce a "remarkably caring and thoughtful person.
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Three young women were caring for the infants, most of whom were boys.
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He was bold, touching things at random and not caring whose they were.
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Recovering from childbirth and caring for a baby is enough of a challenge.
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"That's a way of educating through storytelling, educating through caring, really," Richards said.
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This caring, sharing approach may pay off, but it will take more time.
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She has taught me about caring for others, working hard and working smart.
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What it says about you: You are a caring and supportive team player.
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Clearly, it's a culture of innovation, of taking on big problems, of caring.
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But on Tuesday, the zoo discovered Yang Yang was actually caring for twins.
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"You never retire, and you're always caring," said Judy Justice, a retired teacher.
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You can tell she is a mom, and has got that caring side.
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According to PennLive, a relative is now caring for the couple's other children.
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It reckons caring for people at home is one of its best options.
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She was pregnant at the time and caring for seven children, including Beautiful.
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Caring for children or elderly parents often pulls them away from the office.
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Even in their pain, they were so kind to those caring for them.
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She's a very caring, giving person who takes care of lots of people.
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Either way, Olay has successfully scared me into caring about my skin. Thanks!
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"Jen has a very caring group of friends that take care of her."
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Your best friend is the coolest, most complex and caring person you know.
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You were so funny, talented, handsome, sweet, caring, I could go on forever.
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No, no, no, again ... Don't take my not caring for being dis — shade.
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Caring about what happens to others is how they suss out the uninfected.
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Heroic health workers are caring for the sick and doing epidemiological detective work.
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And it's even better when you can do that with a caring prank.
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And yet the most loving, caring & kind hearted man I have ever known.
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I've since stopped caring about the men who live in my Instagram followers.
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"Well, nobody was pressing it, nobody was caring much about it," Trump said.
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And among Netflix's pick-ups: Audrie & Daisy, Tallulah and The Fundamentals of Caring.
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To that list must be added caring for victims of those insidious mosquitoes.
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Click here to find out more details about his You Caring campaign now!
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But fighting that stigma starts with simply caring for the people around us.
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I grew up riding horses and caring for many different types of animals.
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It's about behaving disgracefully when we're old, and not caring what others think.
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And it took just one caring black woman to finally ring the alarm.
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Some kids have full-time jobs, or are caring for siblings or parents.
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"In Seattle there's quite a culture of caring about public land," she said.
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That's all they want ... they stopped caring about us a long time ago.
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One-month-old Peach and Pearl have found comfort in a caring canine.
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Open doors for women with caring responsibilities by offering flexible employment contracts. 41.
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"It came from a place of complete compassion and caring," Sassoon tells PEOPLE.
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I think all of it was motivated by caring and all of that.
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The caring woman spent three days working to gain the stressed pup's trust.
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"This young man was such a fun, loving, and caring person," Turner says.
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If you're caring for an aging relative, we can talk through a solution.
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It is that giving and caring spirit that we will all forever miss.
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I know that she's a family person, she's very generous, and very caring.
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She's struggling, but even in her condition, she's full of life and caring.
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And you show them that you're caring for them with the drinking water.
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But these are only the relatives caring for children who enter the system.
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Should state governments coerce mothers caring for their disabled children into joining unions?
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I expected better of you because I see you as a caring person.
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Caring for a dog seems to have become a substitute for having children.
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His mother, Avonna Murfitt, told CNN that her son was jolly and caring.
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Most important, kids need caring parents who support access to high-quality care.
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She is so warm, personal, caring - it doesn't show on a big stage.
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Such caring communication is particularly helpful for new mothers, mental health experts say.
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The challenges that are placed upon these caring family members cannot be understated.
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And they say that caring for these people would otherwise be costly too.
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Dr. Matthew Mann, a gynecologist, had led the emergency team caring for him.
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"Very compassionate, very loving, very caring," Haifa Jabara says about her eldest son.
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Nine years of living apart: They are each caring for an aging parent.
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Those days, I know you'll even stop caring about me for a while.
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That money all flows back into breeding and caring for elephants, hunters argue.
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Nurses caring for him confirmed his injuries are consistent with a blast trauma.
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And we must be more generous in caring for workers hurt by trade.
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"Maurice was a caring and helpful person," she wrote in an online interview.
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They're good, kind, caring, and loving people who have been through this process.
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And this commitment to design and to caring for the environment is infectious.
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Imagine caring about anything the way Daily Mail readers care about the Queen.
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It just comes down to caring for — and loving — the body you have.
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The secret's out, and I'm done caring what that means to everyone else.
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After a while, you stop caring so much if someone will walk past.
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Not caring about it being cool, having uncool Christmas, is a beautiful thing.
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I stopped caring and focused on killing myself, one day at a time.
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But ER visits are incredibly expensive, leaving caring parents in a punishing situation.
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And they're motivated by proper stewardship and caring [for their wife and children].
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"Radical candor" is a leadership model that involves caring personally and challenging directly.
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It's a wonderful opportunity to share about the practice and caring for people.
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Eisenstat said Facebook's business model was fundamentally biased against caring about election integrity.
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Children as young as 8 shouldered the burdens of caring for younger siblings.
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They juggle jobs with caring for ailing parents or young children, or both.
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Ms. Musa stayed by Ms. Mohammed, caring for her until she was conscious.
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The song is about being yourself, and not really caring what others think.
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What could caring people support that actually helps vulnerable children in poor countries?
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I stopped eating, sleeping and caring what I wrote or what I did.
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"He was sweet and caring and loved by all his family," Miguel wrote.
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Caring for a Turrell begins, in a sense, before it is even installed.
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"I do think he's caring," said Vernado Mallone, who organized the Friday protest.
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Holistically caring for yourself, and being cognizant of consumption, is a political statement.
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He spent a lot of time riding on or caring for his motorcycle.
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But according to doctors and social workers, we're doing the most caring thing.
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To really help people flourish, health care works better when it includes caring.
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His letters opened a window into Mr. Bush as a wonderful, caring humanitarian.
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Caring for children is, to be sure, a formidable barrier to women's work.
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She has heard there is work in caring for the elderly and infirm.
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"I'm in a good place in terms of truly not caring," he said.
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And we all adored him, and loved caring for him, our Ur-Kvetch.
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I realized my mother was providing a master class in caring and friendship.
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Modern Love Caring for a mother who suffers from dementia was really hard.
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I have a feeling you are gonna be strong, fierce, [compassionate], and caring.
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There's always some awful world event to make you feel shallow for caring.
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"He's very caring, so supportive," said Eovaldi, who has pitched for four teams.
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I admire the athletes for caring about something larger than their own careers.
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I was blessed to be born in an advanced society with caring parents.
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Mr. Gluck, who worked at a hardware company, had the same caring nature.
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"Someone pretending to care registers as someone actually caring for us," he said.
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He's confident, he's articulate, he's intelligent, he's thoughtful, he's caring and he's committed.
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I am part of the "sandwich generation" — caring for kids and elderly parents.
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"What do the normos like?" he asks, not really caring about the answer.
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The person caring for him and a motorcyclist who transported him also died.
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At this time, it is unclear who will be caring for the child.
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Adele described her as caring, taking shifts for coworkers who had family commitments.
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On the whole, do you think people are good, kind, honest and caring?
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"There is no one kinder, more empathetic and caring than @joebiden," she wrote.
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Do you want to stop caring about what's going on in the world?
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Sending cute pictures can be a way to communicate sympathy and caring online.
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Snapshot: Above, caring for kangaroos at a temporary shelter in Australia this week.
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Caring for wood floors is not difficult if you follow a regular routine.
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Arefaine's mother didn't go to school, dedicating herself to caring for their children.
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What does it take to raise a strong, successful, smart and caring girl?
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Many others are caring for other family members, or lacking stable housing themselves.
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Despite the attack, the opossum has been friendly to those caring for her.
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The left wants to reframe morality as caring for poor and marginalized people.
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"That legacy of caring for others is something that endures today," she said.
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Now, her grandmother is caring for both her husband and Harmon's children alone.
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They say sharing is caring, but is it possible to care too much?
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It's a story that rewards earnest caring over cynicism, and kindness over snark.
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She's an incredible artist and a very caring person to all of us.
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As if caring about our fellow human beings was such a bad thing.
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Love for my father also meant caring for the nation entrusted to him.
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"As a kid, just the nicest, most fun-loving, caring kid," added Pesci.
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He also thanked the medical staff who are caring for the recovering students.
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Intelligent, caring, and heroic, R2 has saved the galaxy across generations and regimes.
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Ms. Baez, the oldest daughter, has begun contemplating caring for three more children.
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Moran said her observations caring for young people experiencing psychosis prompted the research.
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These 10 cities earned the lowest scores, exhibiting the lowest levels of caring.
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If we don't care for our warriors, they could stop caring for us.
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At the moment, however, Biden has the luxury of not caring about this.
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A lucky ticket She was caring for her mom fulltime and facing homelessness.
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Core4 draws its name from the four characteristics: caring, safe, dependable and efficient.
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It&aposs the time to be extra nurturing, caring, and loving with yourself.
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The most lucrative ones include babysitting, gardening and caring for pets, RoosterMoney found.
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But Ms. Rose assured her that doll play would promote caring, not childbearing.
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Esper said Beijing was caring out a "nefarious strategy" through telecommunications firm Huawei.
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The reasons for not caring about a footballer's emotional wellbeing are obvious enough.
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Soon I was gliding along, no longer depressed or caring if I fell.
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This humble, intelligent, soft-spoken 22-year-old is an exceptionally caring person.
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I had never once thought properly about caring for myself, or loving myself.
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"I can't imagine how you're caring for him alone," I said to her.
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While Tywin was not a caring and supportive father, she still loved him.
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And we can't agree how to divide the responsibility of caring for them.
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I work in sheet-metal construction on high-rises, around heavy equipment, and was just not caring about my safety as much: crossing the street without looking both ways; ignoring warnings about heavy loads overhead; not caring about my environment.
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His story cuts across local politics, perverse incentives, and the limits of the welfare state, to arrive at that uniquely unloveable point where the caring classes tacitly collude with the managerial classes to create a mirage of both caring and competence.
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And as I watched things go from him caring for her to her caring for him, with us trying to care for both of them, once again we found our lives shaped by the decisions of those with power over us.
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"I thought I was doing a good job caring for my patients," she said.
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She was always a very nice, caring person who beat to her own drum.
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" Their Powell, Ohio, family described Megan and Brian Casey as "loving, caring, remarkable individuals.
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But the prospect of eating delicious, healthy food and becoming more positive and caring?
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Winx is "loving and caring," Patrol Officer Timothy Elliot, the dog's new owner, said.
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Once they saw I was happy, they stopped caring about what people would say.
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Henricks: I have been very fortunate to attract the most loving, caring, hardworking volunteers.
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If you think about survival, that actually seems contrary to caring for a child.
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But he says the facility is doing a good job caring for 22 children.
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For most of us, caring for our homes is the epitome of a chore.
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He had seen firsthand how Alzheimer's gradually erodes someone while caring for his dad.
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"I like caring and being deeply in love with this creature," Goldblum tells PEOPLE.
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"We need to have a society that is united, harmonious and caring," she said.
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It has an effect on you, until you can stop caring what people think.
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Caring for a new baby can put a strain on even the healthiest relationship.
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Does she need to be focusing on self care instead of caring for others?
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In an interview, Imara described her husband as a devout Muslim and caring physician.
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Caring, but not giving a shit at the same time, especially about the weather!
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It makes us a better airline, a more caring company and a stronger team.
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Some of us are as bright, witty, and caring as those who are free.
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That thoughtful, caring figure we watched in Making A Murderer, is certainly rooted in
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Then, voilà: He liberates himself from the Kingdom of Caring without moving an inch.
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"My mom did forgive him, she thought it was cute and caring," she said.
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Friends who spoke to WHAM remembered Kane and Burrow as unique and caring individuals.
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"They never stopped caring about each other," a source told People of their relationship.
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From the outside, looking in, Yolanda Hadid is a confident, vibrant, and caring mother.
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Whether you're caring for a loved one or yourself, plan early to be prepared.
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There was a moment when all the focus shifted to caring for my aunt.
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"Obviously there is the PR standpoint, but there's also a sincere caring," Kerney said.
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The rising cost of caring for an ageing population will add to the pressure.
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Although Heather was a caring and compassionate person, so are a lot of you.
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Cruz not only appeared presidential, at times he exuded a genuinely calm, caring demeanor.
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It's about caring about the people and making decisions based on their best interests.
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"Nicholas was dedicated to caring for others," said a university announcement confirming Cumer's death.
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When our mom, Jean, developed heart disease, dad devoted himself to caring for her.
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Building relationships is all about knowing — and caring — about the other person, noted Band.
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One memorable episode finds Jenny Lee caring for a woman known only as Mrs.
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"But it didn't stop her from caring" and traveling to the state, he said.
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Mendoza-Sanchez praised Vianney's willingness to shoulder the burden of caring for her siblings.
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I will carry on caring for these children when called upon to do so.
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She loved children, particularly her nieces and nephews, and she enjoyed caring for plants.
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We all made a good show of caring about anything other than the fires.
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"You can imagine getting lost in it and not caring that no one's around."
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Mizel said she doesn't see any downside to her mother caring for the dolls.
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"I stopped caring about myself and my diet and health," Meulemeester, 35, tells PEOPLE.
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Lock her up!" while also telling the crowd Trump is "caring, generous and decent.
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Healthcare is a popular job area as demands grow in caring for aging residents.
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"I'm pretty good about not really caring what anyone says at all," she shared.
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Another thing she and Kelly have in common is their caring and philanthropic side.
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Reviews praise the company's caring environment and its inclination to invest in its employees.
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The caring, the artistic and the diligent spend their days before Christmas wrapping gifts.
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"It's been a long, long journey," Dion said about caring for her late husband.
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"Congratulations to two loving kind caring thoughtful Spiritual people," she wrote in the comments.
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The bottom line: Focus on talking to and caring for your backers and users.
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Rudd and Gomez starred together in the Netflix 2016 movie The Fundamentals of Caring.
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But this startup isn't about increasing physical activity, it's about caring for the malnourished.
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I've raised two beautiful, intelligent, caring and loving children, whom I'm very proud of.
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Like the job of doctors has to change from diagnostics to caring, for example.
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Agyeman has been caring for the now week-old infant since Williams was murdered.
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Christian love means caring for others, even when it is not easy or convenient.
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The joy and fulfillment we received by caring for Penguin helped all of us.
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But working in film is about creating an environment that's loving, caring, and compassionate.
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Samantha was "just a very caring person," her brother, Taylor Starling, told the Times.
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He was way nicer and more caring than he was made out to be.
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The plot revolves around the lives of two sisters caring for their ailing parents.
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Or the burden of women who devote more time to caring for their children?
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I am shocked and absolutely devastated by the loss of my incredible, caring friend.
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Instead, it solidified his reputation for caring more about criminals' rights than victims' rights.
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But at the end of the day, she's a very sensitive and caring person.
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"Happy Birthday to the most #loving #caring good-hearted #talented person ever!" she wrote.
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Takara began bonding and caring for her new baby immediately, according to the park.
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Psychiatrists skilled at caring for colleagues are even less available to doctors and nurses.
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Luckily, they have you, their lovable, caring owners with opposable thumbs, to help them.
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Thank you babe for giving me our family and caring so much about us.
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Caring only about people is why we have these problems affecting nature and people.
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They both have a long history of telling outrageous lies, and voters not caring.
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Think art, think the caring professions, think anything in which being human trumps cyborg.
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Here's what you need to know about caring for your skin in your 30s.
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"He is the kindest, sweetest, most caring, loving person," Klum told PEOPLE in September.
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Sometimes the patient is triggered because they don't recognize the person caring for them.
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Suzanne's parents were devoted to caring for Suzanne and her brother, Thiemo, Ickenroth said.
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But you still want to be close to people, to be intimate and caring.
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Is there anything less punk than caring if punk has become a museum piece?
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There is nothing less punk than caring about what other people think about punk!
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She is tough, fair, caring, and ultimately one of Paddington's greatest friends and allies.
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Caring for five or six patients can get very difficult if they're acutely ill.
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She's an incredibly caring, considerate, and kind mom, and she's so close with Aspen.
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I think it has a lot to do with us caring for one another.
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Away from the public, he was a loving and caring husband, father and grandfather.
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Amy is still working part time as a nurse while caring for the children.
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People love their pets without caring much about the equally intelligent animals they eat.
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And by caring for the music, Krasner created an avenue to care for herself.
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Athens wants other EU member states to share the burden of caring for them.
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And what's the viewer's reason for liking or caring about the character at all?
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Caring for the cheese requires proper environmental conditions and a well thought out routine.
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Children need to be reassured they are in a safe, supportive and caring environment.
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She worked full time and spent evenings after work caring for him as well.
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We have to start caring for each other and make sure everyone feels safe.
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Perhaps the evolution of that is caring about Rob Kardashian getting Blac Chyna pregnant.
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Police said they suspected he had been drinking prior to caring out his attack.
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Incapable of caring for each other, they texted, talked on the phone and Skyped.
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Elaine, who was in much better health, remained completely devoted to caring for him.
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For the first part of my life it was all people caring for me.
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For decades, she had dedicated her life to caring for others as a nurse.
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Speaking of women, isn't it annoying how they always be, like, caring about stuff?
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But I think we've all just become a little less caring about our privacy.
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When the commercialization of food happened, people stopped caring about doing stuff like this.
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In many societies, feeding is one of the many caring labors relegated to women.
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Grief, for Maria, was soon subsumed by the challenge of caring for Laura's sons.
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"Joseph is a protector, as well as a kind and caring person," he said.
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We talk about my stepson, who I am caring for in my husband's absence.
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She is such a superstar and yet so kind, caring, and willing to help.
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Caring, which started in 2006 and has 169 locations, focuses on a different niche.
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Increasingly, caring for a person with a disability requires computer skills to keep up.
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Mandela showed that a leader can be both strong and caring, uncompromising but flexible.
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In his interactions with his son, Flaco is shown to be a caring father.
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She began the project shortly after caring for her mother who had Alzheimer's disease.
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She'd been impulsive once upon a time, hasty and not caring that she was.
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Sharing is caring and all, but no one at work should be that close.
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Norway scores very high in caring about human rights (9.9) and gender equality (9.1).
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At several points, he emphasized that his republic will be a polity of caring.
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Syria's neighbors are keen to shed the responsibility of caring for millions of refugees.
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Caring deeply about politics is great, but it does lead to more partisan views.
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He, although soft-spoken, is nobody's fool and he is well-educated and caring.
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""I want him to just be remembered for being the kindest, caring, loving kid.
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It shows in this critical moment where caring is starting to shape into behavior.
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"Our first truth is that we must start caring about each other," she wrote.
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You can champion the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, while also caring about fashion.
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Except for the cats, of course, who make a great show of not caring.
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Rasual was a sincere and caring young man who has left us too soon.
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The actual routine of caring for Julianna didn't change much when we entered hospice.
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Zee's a towering, tough woman responsible for caring for her sister, nephew, and mother.
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Smoking, or drinking, or eating junk food are deviant ways of caring for yourself.
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"There is the desire for guidance, mentoring, caring from an older man," Borovoy says.
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You don't get someone who's down-to-earth and someone who's loving and caring.
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Despite having incredible, loving, caring parents, I related strongly to this feeling of aloneness.
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My physical therapist reminds me of my grandparents, both caring and a little gruff.
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No, because people would be respectful and be caring and thinking about other people.
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She was a caring soul and loved her sister and little brother very much.
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How can we get young people to start caring about the future of food?
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Calm in the face of creepy, Carter has perfected the art of not caring.
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She stopped caring about the way she looked, about the way the house looked.
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She's a contributing member of society, she's caring for her grandkids, she's doing well.
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Their human parents told me about the joys of caring for the fur babies.
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And as we learn, he's also capable of communicating, caring for others, and love.
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Be caring and gentle with yourself, as you just were to your inexperienced partner.
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They talked for a few minutes, and Bruce was incredibly nice, caring and generous.
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Before committing to keeping chickens, Nichols suggests reading up on caring for the animals.
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Then the osteopathic physician caring for her told Austin his wife was brain dead.
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"Ron was a very caring and happy soul," the center said on its website.
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Mad respect to Kent for caring about the environmental impact of these proceedings pic.twitter.
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How to Build a Skin Care Routine Caring for your skin is simply personal.
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Caring about one's soap and shampoo became more mainstream — if you'll forgive the pun.
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There are more important things than caring about whether or not people are kneeling.
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I haven't given them names or anything, but I really like caring for them.
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D.B.: The solutions you offer in the book are grounded in caring and respect.
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He spends most of his time caring for Ms. Stipkovits and Maleena, now 14.
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Survival is about caring for the other, whether a refugee or a family member.
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Children and families can benefit immensely from the presence of a caring, attentive nanny.
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The year before, America spent more than $2000 billion caring for people with cancer.
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Nationwide, the AARP estimates there are about 613 million people caring for family members.
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And perhaps because Bran is beyond caring, it's very easy for him to forgive?
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And there is a large unmet labor need in caring for an aging population.
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But people naturally have different weights on the importance of having a caring society.
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Children as young as 8 were caring for toddlers, some of whom lacked diapers.
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Caring for others, as women do, is a good thing, and a necessary one.
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What tips do you swear by when it comes to caring for your clothes?
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The advice covers everything from first preparations to caring for a sick family member.
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Officials at Family of Caring at Montclair, which remained open, did not return calls.
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And at first, this fight seems designed to keep us from caring about Roger.
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One in six reported losing around one-third of income because of caring responsibilities.
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My mother likens caring for the coats to the attention her own mane requires.
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What we're reading: This Lifehacker post on not caring when people don't like you.
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I'm starting to dislike the burden of caring for her life in her absence.
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It has a lot to do with caring what other people think of us.
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If Democrats and liberals want to choose a date to begin caring again, Nov.
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There are also organizations, like Caring from a Distance, that provide support and resources.
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People would come up to us crying, saying thank you for caring about us.
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Asking about my feelings during sex didn't extend to caring about them after sex.
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A card or letter, after all, is about as unobtrusive as caring can get.
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Are you a medical provider caring for — or preparing to care for — coronavirus patients?
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Your critics accused you of only caring about the stock market, not human lives.
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I've stopped dressing at all and stopped caring about anything like that at all.
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" Stern also remembered her sister Sandy as "just a very positive, caring, thoughtful person.
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Alston is making the mistake of caring about gross corruption in the police department.
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At times, though, I felt I'd reached my capacity for caring about new characters.
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She never got married because she was at home caring for her sick mother.
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Caring about behemoth corporations like Netflix and Disney losing out on my chump change?
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I've spent 26 years of my life not caring much about cars, but today?
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Families are increasingly caring for aging parents and growing children at the same time.
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We tend to assume that our ways of showing caring are self-evidently right.
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And yet our knowledge of caring for the land is questioned or largely ignored.
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The 8-year-old's family shared the heartbreaking news on Emma's Caring Bridge page.
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"It speaks volumes of the people that are so caring in Denver," Williams said.
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Gayford is caring for Neve full time and travelling with Ardern, who is breastfeeding.
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The available qualified providers face another challenge: communicating with other systems caring for children.
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"They'll be less caring that somebody is going to die on the Mexican side."
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"If WCVB is winning in the numbers, then they're proof that caring pays off."
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"There is no one kinder, more empathetic, and caring than Joe Biden," she wrote.
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For their part, the winners seemed not to care much about his not-caring.
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During the 2015 Super Bowl, for example, several commercials featured men as caring fathers.
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But in a more challenging sense, it's also about caring for your future self.
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The money could be better spent on caring for existing animals, the critics say.
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Many people responded with kindness and caring, and for them I am eternally grateful.
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Miller often portrays immigrants as beneficiaries, emphasizing the potential price of caring for them.
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Never eat, drink or smoke while playing with or caring for your pet rodent.
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Since when did healthcare companies start caring about improving patient outcomes and lowering cost?
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Caring for a child with diabetes requires an average of 92 minutes per day.
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There's just no nonsense, but she's still very caring and very considerate and respectful.
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Not caring what other people think of me by judging me by my looks.
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The people at the center are the sweetest, most caring, full-of-energy people.
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Those capable of caring for an animal might enjoy the companionship of a pet.
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I think that women spend their entire lives worrying and caring about other people.
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He was open and not afraid to talk about anything, so caring and honest.
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Let's be real, caring for fish mostly requires daily sprinklings of odd-smelling flakes.
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About the only jobs I'm sure we'll increase are jobs caring for the elderly.
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But Gaetz embraces Trump's powerful instinct for never caring what people think of him.
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But some cities are more invested in caring for their vulnerable communities than others.
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Her brother is still on Medicaid, and caring for him is a family affair.
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Ms. Uwamahoro said she would like to find a job caring for older adults.
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Furthermore, caring for children doesn't just help them grow up to be productive adults.
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"This city was going down, and the people in charge wasn't caring," he said.
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Caring for our existing trees is a proven scientific tactic to tackling climate change.
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Those resources are crunched even further by caring for the medical needs of migrants.
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Yet teaching and caring for young children is still considered a low-status job.
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"He was caring, he was honest, he was a loving person," his brother said.
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And because of that, Billy is the only Ranger you end up caring about.
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Not on the list of golden-years pursuits: caring for a frail elderly parent.
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I'm assuming they were being ironic, or just not really caring what words were.
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Managing a brand is not so different from caring for someone who becomes handicapped.
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She does very well at school, she participates in everything, and she's very caring.
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Caring for your tank is just as important as picking out the right fish.
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He taught me each time we spoke: how to be kind, centered, and caring.
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Caring for an unresponsive patient can take its toll on medical personnel, Kitzinger says.
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Instead, it's basically just about building a caring, trusting relationship between parents and children.
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She was early in her career, but Dr. Tam, 32, had already established a reputation for being caring and conscientious in a way that those around her found remarkable, even in a field built on caring for others that requires intense commitment.
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The dark side of caring Because our ability to care shows up when we are exposed to suffering, and because we have an instinct to try and avoid pain, we are often tempted to evade the very thing that makes us human: caring.
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The researchers found that females do more work caring for offspring, foraging and storing nuts.
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The two are the caring brains behind Lockwood Animal Rescue Center in Ventura County, California.
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He is one of the most incredible people I know; caring, talented, funny and inspiring.
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Your mileage will vary depending on how much you think Rhoades is worth caring about.
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Is it that women are better communicators or are more caring or nurturing by nature?
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Women doing what they want with their bodies and not caring what anyone else thinks.
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Show everyone that you're still thinking of and caring for each other when you're apart.
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Gay or otherwise, Brebeuf employees provided me with a rigorous education and a caring environment.
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And about caring for someone who has come to this country, and is working hard.
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The true houses were built to be supportive and a family—be caring and loving.
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When it's shoved down your throat every day for 24 years, you just stop caring.
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The extent to which he is altruistic and caring could lead some to feel suspicious.
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For once, someone is caring for Maeve, and she doesn't exactly know how to react.
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He was so kind and caring, the family didn't suspect that he had ulterior motives.
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If you care, that caring is about the people around you, wherever they may be.
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Only 42 percent of U.S. adults have a will, according to a survey by Caring.
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Your medical power of attorney gives someone the legal right to make those decisions. Caring.
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Rowan is cunning and murderous, but he still has a weakness in caring about Olivia.
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I think you can be a well-spoken, thoughtful, caring person and still be aggressive.
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How can you practice self-care if you don't believe you are worth caring for?
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Communication at work and around your daily chores also improves with Mercury in caring Cancer.
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According to them, Jackson was a great and caring man who was taken advantage of.
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She puts on the kind, caring mother show, but the case worker isn't buying it.
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"As a father figure he was very loving, very caring to my kids," Lamas said.
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