Waiting for someone to look after the situation, when really, you've got to look after yourself, and then that helps someone look after you.
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I will look after yours and you will look after and guide us all.
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"You look after your mates, and your mates will look after you," McConnell said.
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After meeting with troops in Bambari, Lute said that soldiers must "look after each others' behavior and look after each others' performance" the same way they look after their health and welfare.
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"Nureyev can look after himself, and the memory of Nureyev can look after itself," the writer said.
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"The way they look after their kids, they look after their falcons," Hameed said, before correcting himself.
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You look after my dog when I'm on vacation and I look after your cat when you are away.
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You don't just look after white people, you look after black people and Hispanics and Asians and everyone else.
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BLAIR: Well, the E.U. Is going to look after its interest, in the way America will look after its interests.
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" Before he left, he high-fived each boy and said: "So you look after your mom and look after your brother.
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"My nan is disabled and my mom was going to look after her, I was supposed to look after my daughter," Hayley said.
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Here, you grow up with your family, parents look after children and children then look after parents, and everyone eats and lives together.
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"Our future really does depend on our kids, and for them to look after us, we need to look after them, and give them a strong grounding," Sharny says.
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"You'd look after clients – there was loyalty," he says.
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They got to look after little siblings on their own.
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I've never felt safer; people properly look after each other.
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So, Mike, what exactly do you look after at Dyson?
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He is an angel and absolute dream to look after.
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We look after our families first, we don't want trouble.
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In short, the prisoners are expected to look after themselves.
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Now she is struggling to look after her own baby.
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Elderly and often infirm jailbirds are expensive to look after.
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It's the nomads really who can look after those areas.
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There is nobody except Viral Acharya to look after RBI.
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He wants her to promise to look after his son.
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This is a neighborhood where people look after each other.
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But we also look after and support our young men.
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He said everyone must look after at least one Syrian.
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Aleida asks Mendoza to look after Daya when she leaves.
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How the Steele dossier's scenarios look after Michael Cohen's testimony.
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And Cameron has had to learn to look after himself.
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She helped look after me when I was a child.
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Please look after yourselves and look out for each other.
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But wait: he's gone to look after the next whistle.
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Her boyfriend of two years offered to look after her.
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She hired a nanny to look after her three daughters.
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They wouldn't look after me," an asylum seeker, identified as "E.
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We're going to talk, develop ourselves, and look after our health.
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Just like, a "look after you" kind of suitcase, you know?
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With big fields to look after, most farmers turn to herbicides.
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My contract is to look after the client at all costs.
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Immediately, they started to sit on it and look after it.
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Mary was struggling to feed the family and look after him.
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And I said, 'Disabled children could look after goats and sheep.
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Look after [redacted] and [redacted] for me — those are my boys.
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So remember, this isn't about Jenner, who can look after herself.
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"It's about people choosing to look after themselves better," said Hancock.
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But he also knows how to look after his own interests.
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I used to look after her, wash her hair, feed her.
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Women take more time out of work to look after children.
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Look after yourself, and you&aposll get there in good time.
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But in this case, you have two homes to look after.
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Look after your face with the Philips Series 9000 electric shaver.
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Do you feel a burden of responsibility to look after them?
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Two policemen had been assigned to look after him as bodyguards.
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He calmed the waters and he's going to look after us.
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Many blamed the boy's mother for failing to look after her son.
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Honey Boo Boo Rates Mama June's New Look After Dramatic Weight Loss!
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He created this icy look after catching some waves on Lake Superior.
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"They treat people badly and they don't look after them," he fumes.
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Encouraging people to look after their own best interests is surprisingly complex.
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It's something I have to take care of, look after, and love.
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And if that's case, their parents probably had to look after them.
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The former royals who own that place personally look after the guests.
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Now the three older children are mature enough to look after themselves.
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In many communities, children look after animals and pick fruit and vegetables.
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How to look after all these elderly folk is a different problem.
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Sprouse: What's great is that our riders really look after each other.
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"Because I'm divorced, I do have to look after myself," she said.
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"One person to help look after both offices!" the job posting said.
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The cameras pretty much look after themselves, switching in a cycle automatically.
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That means we have to look after pigs and do more gardening.
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"I will of course continue to look after my duties," he said.
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Hendricks says, "We look after each other like a happily married couple."
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Then again, other "liberation" parties are wont to look after their own.
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I hope that there will be someone who will look after them.
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The reality is, though, she doesn't need me to look after her.
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So the family asked Miller and Broadwell to look after the boys.
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People look after each other and communities get back onto their feet.
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We are not obliged to look after and feed so many refugees.
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"Who will look after us?" his mother said, speaking to his body.
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To look after veterans, we look to the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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"It's the families who are supposed to look after them," he said.
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Her husband, a television presenter, stays at home to look after Neve.
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Men skydive and gamble; women stay home and look after the kids.
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Several years later, he quit his job to look after his parents.
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You've been given this wonderful instrument, you have to look after it.
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Very few of her paintings entered institutions that would look after them.
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Women are expected to earn money, do housework and look after children.
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As a middle child, she learned quickly to look after everyone else.
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Look after Jano and Eddie for me —they are my boys (You're Rich).
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They take every vital, they look after every little part of your body.
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They believe they have a responsibility to look after people on their land.
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How will all of this – net neutrality, my internet experience, look after today?
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Only capitalist countries needed charities to help their governments look after the disadvantaged.
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As chancellor Mr Hammond considers it his job to look after the finances.
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I have a 0003-year-old son that I could never look after.
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Robots will look after the elderly, teach children and read the evening news.
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They were morally bound to look after "their people" and serve "their country".
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Banks' custodian services departments look after assets for clients in return for fees.
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I like if people are athletic and know how to look after themselves.
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Yet in previous instances some proved ill-equipped to look after such valuables.
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He made the city promise to look after her, and that didn't happen.
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Several nuns have senior roles in Vatican departments that look after religious issues.
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According to the experts, English people don't know how to look after themselves.
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Ernests, who despises absinthe, was there for company and to look after me.
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Their idea is that helpless babies require intelligent parents to look after them.
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"Of course, we'll look after the Euro tournament," Gagey told a news conference.
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The most obvious is the need to look after all the old people.
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How will all of this – Net Neutrality, my internet experience, look after today?
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Eventually, they found a woman in the village who could look after her.
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Sign up to Norton Secure VPN and look after everyone with one subscription.
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I'm going to have to look after myself, and by any means necessary.
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She began to think she needed to look after her own interests better.
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I once got to look after a baby as part of my job.
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Look after Jano and Eddie for me — they are my boys (You're Rich).
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It also is easier to look after than a real dog, he said.
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Douglas died instantly, but Alexander cradled Vladimir, promising to look after his son.
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"You know, who's going to look after the hot-dog stands of America?"
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Older children look after younger children; neighbors help each other fix farm equipment.
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You're completely covered in the stuff, so you really should look after it.
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Financial services to a certain extent can look after themselves and the government.
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I'm in my senior years now ... so it's time to look after daddy.
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If I send her to the hospital, who will look after her there?
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One when Richard Burton asked Mike to look after Elizabeth Taylor in Rome.
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"Hopefully he'll look after himself and not push himself too hard," Godwin said.
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" He continued, "I remember saying to Peter, 'You'll look after me, won't you?
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In most of my stories, I allow the truth to look after itself.
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Allegedly, they were left to look after abandoned caches both small and large.
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To build a foundation where we can look after and share our archives.
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"Make sure you look after it, as it's all we've got," Jeffers writes.
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"Let's look after ourselves before we look after others," said Catherine Rigaud, 56, who was waiting in line to enter the Zenith concert hall on the northeast edge of Paris where Ms. Le Pen was speaking in the campaign's last week.
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Jordyn Woods debuted a similar look after returning from a two-week Instagram hiatus.
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They don't have a lot of money, so they're going to look after it.
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Great museums are for everyone; it is in everyone's interest to look after them.
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"Go get yourself a job and Allah will look after himself," says the father.
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What support system are you buying into for the child to look after them?
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Look after the Ewoks and fear not the opinions of scruffy-looking, nerf-herders.
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Folks eat, do chores, look after family, socialize, commute and more while using them.
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It's enough for them to elect political representatives who look after their economic interests.
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Goodbye Mom PS I'm depending on you to look after Rosie for me now.
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You want the people who look after your money to appear sober and respectable.
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Chopra has served up look after look to compliment her Tiffany & Co. engagement ring.
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"We urge government to look after the sector," Huq said Reporting By Serajul Quadir.
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He will continue to look after the corporate, financial institutions and public sector syndicate.
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Many of its firms see great potential in "carerobos" that look after the elderly.
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Its growth is the result of people's deepest urge—to look after their children.
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They are being treated for cholera, and she's trying desperately to look after them.
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Family members often quit work and burn through savings to look after senile parents.
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The wealthier ones — businessmen, doctors — own gamecocks and hire staff to look after them.
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The country's filial traditions reflect this: children are supposed to look after their parents.
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She was the live-in caregiver who had been hired to look after Oghi.
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Every Mind Matters will show you simple ways to look after your mental health.
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But she first changed her look after appearing on "America's Got Talent" in 2010.
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My face burned and I did not turn to look after the young people.
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"I was brought up to look after my parents," she told The Paris Review.
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" His last words before he died, allegedly, were, "Look after my dog for me.
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For some, it's trying to both look after children and have a work life.
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Gladys Baker paid the couple $25 per week to look after her young daughter.
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I'm like the last person in the world that should look after this ring!
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"We look after the smallest details to make our guests' experience memorable," he said.
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The National Restaurant Association tends to look after the interests of large corporate groups.
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We make plans to leave once there's nothing to fight for or look after.
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"Because you're kind enough to look after me, I have to bring something," Mrs.
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He shouted, "Look after the children," in reference to the couple's three young children.
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I want Abe-san to look after people in the lower rungs of society.
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"You only get one body so it's important to look after it," he said.
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Once you're sure your kids are in safe situations, let them look after themselves.
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And of course, there are also apps designed to look after your loved ones.
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Brexiteers reply that greatness cannot look after itself when the nation's sovereignty is curtailed.
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A few years later, his father returned to Iran to look after Khosrowshahi's grandfather.
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So — in other words — Brexit means, er, trust Google to look after your data.
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More recently, my daughter's best friend asked us to look after her betta fish.
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"It's part of the American legacy, to look after refugees," he said on Sunday.
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Some struggle, some don't, but they all know how to look after one another.
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The Queen recently reportedly said that Charlotte likes to "look after" her older brother.
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People have to work, and who is going to look after their other children?
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Not only did she let New York City have it with look after look (after look) just a few weeks ago, but she's currently taking over the streets of Paris — more specifically, the Louvre — with yet another line-up of killer outfits.
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Went back to have a look after and he'd finished it, the egged it [sic].
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"What kept me going is how I wanted to look after the baby," she says.
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After I fathered so many girls, I desperately wanted sons to look after my girls.
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When people identify as groups, they look after their own self-interest as a group.
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The rest are allocated for the work that farmers do to look after the environment.
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AS BRITONS get older and iller, somebody has to pay more to look after them.
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"A: "When my mom's busy working, I take over and look after my little sister.
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"The state left of all of (the artefacts) and doesn't look after them," he said.
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Members tend to look after each other, McElhaney says, especially when they have similar goals.
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His late wife, Nancy, used to look after the dogs when the Queen was traveling.
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In rural France, it is common for a priest to look after 30 old churches.
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I became obsessed with this look after seeing it on some of my favorite supermodels.
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During Fashion Week, Jenner turned out stellar look after look in New York this season.
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His official job was to look after the 16-year-old Margaret during the tour.
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It is clear; we cannot trust other host nations to adequately look after these prisoners.
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"I always believe in looking after people and then they'll look after you," Shaun adds.
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It's more like a garden that needs two or more people to look after it.
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Hotel teams are working hard to look after our guests and associates at this time.
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I went to look after my friend because I knew my crush would be there.
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T.J. Miller's Weasel had plenty to say about Deadpool's new, er, look after the experiment.
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He urged others to "keep up the fight" and "look after [Guaidó]," according to Reuters.
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Safest is to look after personal information and carefully scrutinise bank and credit-card statements.
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Come, it is high time for you to learn how to look after the cows.
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It isn't clear why a WeWork employee was chosen to look after a personal investment.
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" Briscoe adds, "I said to give our love to Harry and to look after him.
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"I do have to make sure I stay healthy and look after myself," she said.
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The daughter who I gave birth to through symphysiotomy now has to look after me.
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We want to put on gigs where people look after each other and feel included.
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Grandson Jean-Victor Meyers was designated to look after her health and physical well-being.
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He said it was important to look after each other, irregardless of one's cultural background.
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Millions of Americans rely on professional caregivers to look after their children and aging parents.
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When Ms. Hassan was called, she handed her child to another detainee to look after.
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At one point, she said, there were only four employees to look after 35 people.
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Their parents, as they grow older, worry about who will look after these disconnected adults.
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His character is recruited to look after Gabrielle (Frankie Hervey), an 11-year-old troublemaker.
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I can't work because I have to look after him, but I beg for food.
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Last year, the government gave councils some money for services to look after fragile adults.
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But he has set aside his troubles to look after his city's much larger ones.
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I even look after one of his boys and also one of his daughters now.
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Older children help look after the young ones and everyone helps with chores like cooking.
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"I do feel a bit like I've got to look after myself here," she said.
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But people who work for charitable businesses have an obligation to look after their interests.
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Their response may be to hunker down, look after themselves, and find others to blame.
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I am afraid they will get lost — I have to stay and look after them.
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Everyone notices I'm neglecting myself, which has prompted me to eat and look after myself.
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"No civilized society can be content just to look after these children," the report said.
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Shareholders employ managers to run a company; investors use fund managers to look after their savings.
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You attend an event with hundreds of people, you're a distinguished guest, people look after you.
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"I do have 22,000 new backers to look after before we worry about our next campaign."
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Because I want us to be the ones to look after one another in the world.
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I can't be trusted to look after them, but we have about 10 in every room.
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That's kind of her baby and that's what she's looking to look after at the moment.
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The final two teams, HerdWatch and Cows at Risk, help ranchers look after their precious cattle.
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There were twenty-nine other kids to look after and my quiet riot wasn't disturbing anything.
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A friend had offered to look after the kitten for him until he completed the hike.
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Toymaker Mattel has built a digital home assistant designed to look after young children and babies.
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Mary comes to Monterey to look after the children, but also to sniff out some answers.
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Ron Brownstein said on CNN that Booker could get a second look after his strong night.
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And her red carpet tour has been packed with one head-turning look after the next.
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I think it's important to educate people of color on how to look after their hair.
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Duterte should exert more efforts on strengthening the country's institutions that will look after irresponsible businessmen.
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You create this third entity, this third being that you have to nourish and look after.
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"I do have to make sure I stay healthy and look after myself," Jessie J says.
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Buttigieg said his faith counsels him to be humble and look after people who need defending.
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In Africa, he would take the fawn to nearby rangers to look after the motherless animal.
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Her parents are too busy fighting to look after her, so Osamu offers her a meal.
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We are so grateful for your hospitality and the work to look after this beautiful place.
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With these smartwatches you can look after pretty much everything in your life, from your wrist.
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Take, for example our threat-hunters — the managers that look after our labs and security operations.
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As a nationalist, Bannon believes it's the duty of nation states to look after their people.
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And no government can do anything except through people, and people must look after themselves first.
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He called his work to say he was taking the day off to look after me.
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He allegedly offered to look after Corfman while her mother, Nancy Wells, went into the hearing.
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As your sister I always wanted to look after you and I tried, I really tried.
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We enable our customers to focus on their payload and mission – we look after the rest.
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Both families turn to a matriarch to look after everything, toiling to keep her family relevant.
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His mother-in-law had managed to look after it, more or less, even while grieving.
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"Come now because I'm dying to look after you, the way it should be," he wrote.
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Itineraries Janet Robertson, a documentary filmmaker in New York, helps look after her uncle, Vincent Fahey.
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It was difficult to go to the toilet, and I couldn't look after my child properly.
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This would require "direct subsidies" to the most vulnerable households until they can look after themselves.
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They deserve better wages and basic labor protections so they can look after their families, too.
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Universal Family Care would still mean family members look after one another; nothing could replace that.
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None of this means that we should close out "others" and look after only our own.
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If people are to look after our wildlife, there must be a value attached to it.
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It's like having your own little ecosystem to look after, with Mother Nature as your guide.
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Many people can't take paid time off to look after their young children if schools close.
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We'll have a piece of land that we didn't look after very well called the planet.
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"The extermination teams are now the welfare teams that look after the dogs," Dr. Cirak said.
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Do you hire somebody that can look after your places or have someone as a caretaker?
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Let this electric toothbrush look after your dental hygiene whilst you work hard on everything else.
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I think obviously you want to look after your environment the way you guys do culturally.
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She said she hoped that Mr. Booker was getting a new look after Ms. Harris left.
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The teenager was unable to look after himself and yet he was left on his own.
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This is because plants have to look after their needs as environments change, so they migrate.
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Bernstein, a research firm, says other quantitative equity managers look after another 22017-230%, roughly $22010trn.
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A two-family vacation doubles the number of adults on hand to look after the children.
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Therefore, Handspun Hope imports merino sheep from Kenya and employs local farmers to look after them.
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Trump made it clear that it was important to look after the steel industry, Timken said.
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All I want is a stable job, then I can look after my wife and son.
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In "Honored Guest," Helen, an eleventh grader, is trying to look after her dying mother, Lenore.
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The kindly woman who had offered to look after him knew that there was something wrong.
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Trump's argument is, as it always has been, that every country needs to look after itself.
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They lived together above the shop until he grew too sick for Heather to look after.
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You tell me you are much happier now I have found someone to "look after" me.
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" He continues: "These are quite fragile knives but they'll last forever if you look after them.
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But, his family told the Adelaide Messenger, he's actually much easier to look after than a dog.
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Mendes told Refinery29 last year that she was planning to lighten her look after the season wrapped.
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It was a way to look after marginalized bodies and minds when no one else bothered to.
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"Now I'm a lawmaker, my mom has to look after me," said Arellano, the Tachira state representative.
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Artificial agents that are driven by curiosity or evolution could look after the earlier stages of learning.
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Liverpool city council has commissioned Karen Caffrey's company, Home Carers, to look after pensioners for 219 years.
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A black man who does look after his kids," as opposed to, "Oh, black men do well.
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He needs to look after his health, and I wonder why they still want to arrest him.
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Either way, the mystics suggest, mankind has a duty as an intelligent species to look after itself.
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Just look, after all, at their rich, technical vocabularies, and the complex industrial societies that they serve.
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She had scoliosis, which she didn't look after, and then she had three operations that went wrong.
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She kind of went with that look after that — she didn't go back to the platinum blonde.
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But it is the job of the NHS to look after patients, not the owners of surgeries.
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Katy Perry didn't waste any time getting a new look after wrapping American Idol earlier this week.
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He's a lovely bloke, really nice guy, but I tell you what, he can look after himself.
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Locals were trying to look after and feed the remaining bear and lion, whose future looked grim.
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It's therefore really important that you take the time to look after yourself when the opportunity arises.
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Police came to Williams on Thursday and asked her if she'd look after Maria, the neighbor's dog.
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Both of my sisters still look after me with a similar level of care now, I guess.
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"It's a situation that I could never have endured if I also had children to look after."
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We must find a way to look after one another, as if we were one single tribe.
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"The most important thing for me is to look after my health in general," Konta told reporters.
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The good government shepherd must look after its dumb-as-a-rock herd of sheep, after all.
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So there are plenty of reasons for the state's nationally ambitious politicians to look after local concerns.
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You're perfectly within your rights to do everything you legally can to look after your self-interest.
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He was so kind to her and went out of his way to look after a customer.
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In order to look after both our staff and customers, we reserve the right to refuse service.
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Courts are loth to rule firmly against biological parents unable or unwilling to look after their children.
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Instead of widening the circle of concern, most Americans want the U.S. to simply look after itself.
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There were only ourselves, and each other, to look after as we traversed thousands of miles alone.
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Loneliness aside, if I get sick nobody will be able to come over and look after me.
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Many girls were expected to stay home and look after younger siblings while their parents worked outside.
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My mother made me promise to look after her face when she was no longer able to.
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With her mother overwhelmed by grief, Noor, at just 13, was left to look after the family.
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I went to camp for four years and learned how to look after myself and be independent.
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In a statement, Meates took the time to tell New Zealanders to look after themselves and others.
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It's especially helpful for people who own multiple properties and don't have time to look after them.
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Williams stayed at Bennett's house during their recovery so his mother and sister could look after them.
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She said she planned to take off work part of that day to look after her sons.
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"And I think we need to really look after it because it has been looking after us."
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The official trailer shows Poppins returning to look after the Banks children, who are now grown adults.
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"All we can do is look after ourselves, our neighbors and our local communities," Ms. Perry said.
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The handlers look after the pups, throw the ball, give them scratches behind the ears, treats, etc.
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Lyanna makes Ned promise her he will look after her son — who happened to be Jon Snow.
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It follows the lives of a helicopter rescue team that look after the Swiss town of Zermatt.
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Aref entrusted his friend who was staying behind in Syria, to look after the farm and beehives.
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The five former Invesco employees said she did not manage a large team or look after client money.
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He has been unemployed for five years, after giving up work to look after his sick wife, Beatrice.
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"In times on trouble our role is to look after people, no matter who they are," Wilcox said.
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They're all human beings and we have an absolute responsibility to look after them and give them refuge.
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So I'm running around looking for different colored band-aids when I've got three kids to look after?
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Students from a Beijing nursing school look after hunger strikers during the pro-democracy protests in Tiananmen Square.
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When they realised the mother needed an extra person to look after her second baby, Tom stepped up.
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Increasingly, though, control towers will be shuttered as airports switch to using remote centres to look after flights.
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Many therefore say they will have to leave the city when they can no longer look after themselves.
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"When Mark said he'd look after me in sickness and in health, he really meant it," she said.
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Christian religious orders in Nigeria try to look after these returnees but they are treated as social pariahs.
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Niwagaba Pison, 35, came to Katebe five years ago to look after cattle belonging to the local church.
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And I remember before I left, my mom told me to make sure to look after my dad.
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The Moyles plan to look after Poss for as along as the possum wants to stay with Molly.
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Nicole is relieved to have Aza to look after because chasing after him keeps her anxiety in check.
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That's why the law is clear – when you are entrusted with personal data you must look after it.
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One percenters like himself, Hughes insists, have a moral responsibility to look after the rest of the country.
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Yes, we look after people in the company, and HR follows these things, and is on top of.
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But it is a deduction if your bra strap is out so you have to look after that.
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After all, I'm still her mother, and you have to look after your mother, even if she's dead.
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"I think we need to look after animals that are held in such high regard in our culture."
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Shortly before she came I was diagnosed with breast cancer – she ended up staying to look after me.
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Anglian Water will continue to look after its household customers, which represent around 95% of its customer base.
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That's the way things look after the New York Times reported Wednesday that Donald Trump Jr. offered Gov.
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Everyone needs to stay protected online, and thankfully it's very easy to look after yourself with a VPN.
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I was raised to be a go-getter, to look after myself, and do what's best for everyone.
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Eventually, when I returned to school, my sister was made to look after me every break and lunch.
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If you want to retire by 40, though, you've got to look after your physical and mental health.
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Earlier, Billy Buck had said that he would look after the red pony, and the pony had died.
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The judge threw out the case when Mr Redstone said he wanted his daughter to look after him.
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I was surprised that my mother had said I could go and trusted Niall to look after me.
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That would give the Church a legal framework to look after all of China's estimated 12 million Catholics.
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"While it was his turn to look after the children, I took part in the demonstrations," she said.
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Another woman's uncle and her mother had died, which meant she had to look after all the kids.
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I learned that, even though I'm ambitious, if I don't look after myself, I'm going to burn out.
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When Brandy got a new job after her trip to Tuscaloosa, Roberts's children helped look after her kids.
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In 1954, she married the screenwriter Nigel Kneale, and left the BBC to look after their two children.
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Ninety percent of Icelandic women took part in the strike, refusing to work, cook or look after children.
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Her mother worked overtime and hardly had time to look after her, and she began seeing another man.
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There's the repeated excuse that Americans needed to look after their own and therefore couldn't welcome any refugees.
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Investors might be wise to give Nordstrom another look after the holiday season, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Monday.
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Taking care of a toddler was an eye-opening experience for Horschel, whose father helped look after Skylar.
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Their overseer tells them to look after the cow with care, as it is a source of milk.
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That's why the law is clear — when you are entrusted with personal data you must look after it.
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Steffensen: A lot of ecosystems in Australia are dependent on fire, and we need to look after them.
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Actor Khary Payton, who joined the show as Ezekiel after Wilson left, promised to look after its legacy.
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You were expected to look after the men in your life and know that your needs come last.
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Walls had freed his trusted slave John Walls and instructed him to look after Jane and his family.
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Allison (Ally Sheedy) ditches her goth look after an intervention from Molly Ringwald's Claire in "The Breakfast Club."
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"My mother asked me when she was dying to make sure I look after Maureen," Jim McManus said.
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I was sent down here to look after the welfare of that district and the people I serve.
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The government also limited his visitors and required him to clean his bathroom and look after his cat.
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She remembers a time when everyone left their doors unlocked and neighbors were expected to look after your kids.
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Kendall just debuted her new look after the Christian Dior spring/summer 2017 show during Couture Week in Paris.
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Self-care can take many forms but, essentially, taking the time to look after yourself is good for you.
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You know those dudes with deep tans who look after their bodies that you only ever see in advertisements?
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The cameraman who is alleging the assault, claims Darby gave him "a flirtatious look" after the grope, TMZ reports.
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"We are proud of this technology as it empowers the consumer to look after their own health," Toumazou says.
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There are more than 80m students worldwide, and 3.5m people are employed to teach them or look after them.
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Or we think that being surrounded by other doctors means someone will look after you if something goes wrong.
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They look after their characters so well in the writing, but the challenges and sequences get bigger every year.
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Scientists hope that just like in the kids' books about the lovable bear, people will look after this beetle.
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He volunteers to relay the outcome of the fight to Maggie — and to look after the child Rick discovered.
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So many soldiers were killed by the guerrillas, (and) now they have to look after them -- what an irony!
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"You just have to remind yourself that you have that other big kid too to look after," she joked.
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They tend to stay at home to look after children or to use informal child care, such as relatives.
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The area is farmed by local Basotho shepherds, usually teenage boys, who look after sheep, goats, cows and donkeys.
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Subsequently, police stopped Lewis, who explained that Parker and Mango had asked him to look after their white children.
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Gender roles are strictly defined and women still tend to care for the baby and look after the household.
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Don't look after your environment for your own sake do it for the biggest benefit claimant of them all.
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I'm playing Majid, her dutiful and occasionally goofy husband who's opted to stay behind to look after elderly relatives.
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And then my co-counselor left because it was our turn to look after our campers, but I stayed.
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I have a partner who looks after branding and an amazing team of people who look after every aspect.
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"I do look after myself I have to eat very well to stay lean and healthy," she told Mashable.
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Keeping a neat and tidy beard is a sign that you look after yourself and care about your appearance.
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"If you have respect for your profession and look after yourself it's easy to maintain your level," he said.
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You can even sync your account with your loved ones', so you can all look after each other's health.
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"I look after people who are at the extreme fringes of existence," Abbey, an Irish intensive-care doctor, writes.
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I was lucky to live with the locals, go mowing with them, make pancakes and look after their children.
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Most of the invested wealth average Americans hold is managed by professional investors who look after it for us.
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Today, they say, speech therapists and physiotherapists are regularly consulted to look after patients with physical and mental disabilities.
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Nobody missed the point when Pompeo told Fox News that the UK had to look after its own ships.
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Ojeah found someone from the Elevation Church who agreed to look after Ugokwe and the magistrate dismissed the case.
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After Mary-Jo Kenner died in December 1964, Davenport helped Kenner look after his five children during the funeral.
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"I'm glad he had someone as a mother figure to look after him," she said, referring to Felix's mother.
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The rookie from Florida State earned an extended look after averaging 3.8 points and 3.0 rebounds in four games.
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"It's very dramatic to see parents' pain when saying they can no longer look after their child," she said.
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Men look after their skin about as well as they take pictures of themselves which is to say terribly.
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"It's the way I was brought up, to be independent and look after myself," she told the Lowestoft Journal.
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More from Tonic: Her boyfriend suggested she keep the baby and give it to his auntie to look after.
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Don't be selfish, look after each other, give someone a call if you think they might be lonely, OK?
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Money toward childcareAgain, if you usually employ an individual to look after your kids, ideally you'd keep paying them.
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I asked the agent if she would look after my suitcase, and raced off to the No. 1 platform.
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I was 20 weeks pregnant at the time, and they went above and beyond to look after us both.
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Their father died when Formiga was 8 months old, leaving their mother to look after all of them alone.
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"The people you look after and the reputation and experience you get from doing that is priceless," he said.
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On the track, there was vitality, with the cars having a new look after the introduction of new regulations.
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A few years earlier, she had come to Stamford for the summer to look after my infant half brother.
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I watch my father's lips whisper to the gravestone: Our postman, Sasha, agreed to come look after your grave.
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"If you want to hand your jewelry down and you want to enjoy wearing it, then look after it."
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At least once the Police Department deployed plainclothes officers into the crowds, with instructions to look after the journalists.
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With the return of "Twin Peaks" to television, I wondered how "Dune" would look after more than 30 years.
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If you live in rural America, you may already have a hard time finding somebody to look after you.
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When she realized her mother would need time to recover, she dropped out of school to look after her.
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She departed from her parents' traditional path, but her mother's example of how to look after a family stuck.
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From the $70 an NGO gives them, they pay a fee for a villager to look after their house.
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Once everything has been swept up, it will be security's job to help look after the summer conference guests.
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They enlisted the clean-cut male student from downstairs to look after her while they went out for food.
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While Benioff will lead Salesforce's vision and innovation, Block will look after the company's growth strategy, execution and operations.
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The Mashco had told the other Yine agents to look after Ponceano and make sure nothing happened to him.
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In an unprecedented move, he announced a court marshal and promised to look after the families of the dead.
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They are challenging the traditional expectations of the retired as people who wear slippers and look after the grandchildren.
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Sixteen years ago, Ms. Ayano returned to the village to look after her father, 90, and Nagoro's oldest resident.
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Fighting yesterday's battles is no good to the Manders, nor to the child whom they were desperate to look after.
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Last month, Harry hosted a party at Buckingham Palace for WellChild to reward those caretakers who look after sick children.
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Cowell told The Sun that the incident was a wake up call that he needs to better look after himself.
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Elle Fanning wore one stunning red carpet look after another at Cannes, but her last gown was actually quite dangerous.
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Two-toned jackets and cross-body bags at Belstaff and Coach mimicked Finn's look after he abandoned the First Order.
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It's what small towns do best, Melissa Tschudy said: Look after each other like family, especially in times of need.
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And while she served look after look, her Venice outfits were especially compelling, considering the temperature hovered around 95 degrees.
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Folio is a financial tech company that is building an asset management tool to help people look after their money.
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I came home to my mother, went to work, and got someone to look after my son in the day.
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She wants big American companies to apply for charters that would oblige them to look after stakeholders, especially local ones.
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She flew to London on Monday to look after 16-year-old son Rocco during his first week of school.
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Every ounce of energy, every dollar should go to 'e' and let 's' and 'g' look after itself, I'm afraid.
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Median annual pay: $6003,2600Projected job growth through 22026: 24 percent These managers look after the financial health of an organization.
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But even if hatchlings couldn't fly, that doesn't necessarily mean that the parents had to look after them, Unwin says.
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All in all, Mary Poppins' sudden arrival, decades after she first came to look after the Banks children, is welcome.
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Underwood hit the stage in one head-turning look after the next, completely out Underwood-ing her last year's wardrobe.
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Kola tells us that she pays attention to the way her ends look after a style (like twists or braids).
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The tale of Four Seasons hints at wider problems with care homes, which look after half a million elderly folk.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, Perry's death prompts his mother to travel to Monterey and to look after her grandchildren.
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If I could look after myself the way he did, I would be very proud of the life I've lived.
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Either way, maybe because I had polio and was paralyzed, my original family weren't able to look after me properly.
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But the cost of living is so high that few can afford to miss a shift to look after kids.
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Now she says she doesn't know how to look after her injured son, and whether she can ever leave again.
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They go to impoverished parts of the world or they massage cancer patients' feet or they look after the needy.
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And they're declaring that people can in fact look after one another, that there are other motives besides making money.
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FOR as long as there have been organised economies, people have been employed to look after the wealth of others.
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More than 4,000 years ago landowners in Akkad, an early Mesopotamian civilisation, hired local managers to look after their farms.
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Eventually you learn that Julia is very sick, and that Henry maybe isn't the right person to look after her.
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When the Baath Party [Assad's political party] first came they did look after diverse communities who had previously been marginalized.
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Rather than paying the United States protection money, they might choose to look after their own affairs, leaving America isolated.
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In India and the Middle East, families are expected to look after their elderly when they are not in hospital.
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And, whatever he does to look after himself, he will eventually need the help of others for his medical care.
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"I struggled to get political support as I ran alone, without a 'roof' - men who look after you," Kasymalieva said.
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Al Baker said U.S. carriers should better look after their staff and consider following the Qatar Airways model of pay.
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Made from soft yet stretchy fabric, both the top and shorts will maintain its just-bought look after each wash.
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When he leaves on a business trip, Vincent stays behind to look after Jessie and her quiet, wide-eyed boy.
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"He knows all of our clients from Japan and he can look after their deals," said one of the sources.
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She comes to visit him in Calais when she can, though she also has a young baby to look after.
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The deal calls for Turkey to receive about $6.6 billion in aid to help organizations look after the migrants there.
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In non-Shiite areas, there is no faith that the government in Baghdad will look after the rest of Iraqis.
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It's also that they've tried to look after their parent, they've been a young carer, and then they're taken away.
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"Most mahouts look after the animals well because their livelihood also depends on the welfare of the elephant," Ittipan added.
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"Toledo is the kind of place where people work hard, look after one another and, yes, pay their taxes," Mrs.
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The people who look after our children and who provide long-term care are often immigrants and women of color.
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If you have any pets, it's best to get a non-infected person to look after them while you recover.
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But some Mexican officials have warned the country's border cities would struggle to look after asylum seekers for long periods.
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The residents look after each other during rehearsals and encourage others to participate, so no one is left feeling lonely.
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After Morrissey's death, the chaplains unit of the NYPD helped look after his only child, a 6-year-old boy.
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Loganair is a relatively small airline and it&aposs a family environment, everyone genuinely wants to look after one another.
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Just weeks later, after arranging for neighbors to look after their children, ages 8 and 19403, they sailed for Europe.
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"It gives me immense pleasure to look after the saplings as this has changed my whole life," said Gul, 35.
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We're told HBB's been living with Pumpkin for several months and helps look after Lauryn's 1-year-old daughter, Ella.
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Grey declines – after briefly looking like a toad someone has squeezed too tight — but promises Jamie he'll look after Willie anyway.
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They said he was amazing and to keep going the way he is going and told him to look after me.
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She's also growing concerned (although maybe we should put "concerned" in air quotes) about Celeste's ability to look after her sons.
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Now, Loma and the other fighters from her generation at Lookboonmee look after the up and coming fighters at her gym.
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"I feel embarrassed to tell somebody how to look after themselves when I haven't taken care of my teeth," he says.
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It resulted in the "4-2-1 phenomenon", which sees one child trying to look after two parents and four grandparents.
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They do not receive or pay into social security as they believe it is their responsibility to look after the old.
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Is he going to look after himself, work hard, train, rest, to maintain his position or to even make it better?
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The initiative aims to "help people take simple steps to look after their mental health," a tweet from Kensington Palace said.
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It's a more durable Surface Pen, with a hardened tip and a replacement tip if students don't look after the stylus.
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Parents still took leave to look after newborns, but as they did so in equal measure this no longer penalised women.
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Yet remote towns are crying out for people to fill vacancies on farms, in abattoirs and to look after the elderly.
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They'll learn to forage and look after themselves and they'll be back out in the wild – because they are wild animals.
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University endowments or 'family offices' who look after private wealth and sometimes invest into VC firms, can be hard to reach.
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" She added: "You have to wonder — why is it presumed that women that don't show their hair don't look after it?
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Animal lovers can also volunteer to feed and look after the furry players who take part in the live nativity scene.
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Like how you look after your body by eating well and exercising, you have to do the same with your life.
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And if you're suddenly inspired to test-drive the whole statement beach jewelry look after seeing Upton's, um, unusual swimsuit alternative?
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All we'll say is, you're probably going to want to change your entire going-out beauty look after watching this video.
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Many native workers see uncontrolled immigration as a break with an implicit contract: that the state will look after its own.
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It also helps you look after your skin by understanding your sun habits and being a stunning reminder to reapply sunscreen.
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But you have to look after yourself because if you get run down and feel like shit, it affects your videos.
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Majd would join her but he instead stays behind to look after his mother and grandfather who couldn't survive without him.
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The FAA needs to realize they work for the American people and they look after the safety of the American people.
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And when I held each of them in my arms, I whispered in their ears, that I would look after them.
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America shells out around $200m a year—about what it costs to look after 100 severely autistic people for a lifetime.
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It got resolved in its own way, which enabled us to go to Mute and have them look after our catalogue.
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One piece of good news is that China is thinking creatively about how to look after the swelling ranks of pensioners.
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Ten years ago, David Jones stopped working so he could look after his son, who has autism and needed constant care.
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"We're definitely trying to make it a point to talk to each other more and look after each other," Merrill said.
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Smith said spell recipes were also discovered in a book the mother asked a neighbor to look after during the investigation.
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Then watch the Earlwolf set below that, because it's Monday morning, and we like to look after you here at Noisey.
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"Now is the time to look after one another, even from a safe distance," the city said on Facebook on Thursday.
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The Swedes look after American interests in North Korea because the United States does not have diplomatic relations with the country.
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Taking these reasons seriously opens up conversations that may help our adolescents look after themselves and their partners down the line.
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But James mixed up his look after the loss, opting for a navy blue sweatshirt under his blazer and suit shorts.
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But the transition is far from perfect: Because the bears would not be able to look after cubs, they are neutered.
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"They said they had pigs, horses and cows to look after, and that they just can't leave everything," Mr. Maralit added.
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He died because his father was forced into isolation because of the coronavirus and was not able to look after him.
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Its goal is to help people "take simple steps to look after their mental health," according to a Kensington Palace tweet.
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Relatives and neighbors look after the elderly, she said, making the home a space of everyday contact between young and old.
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The handsome and much younger Ivor has none, except to look after Bennett, and to worry over his own accelerating wrinkles.
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But having someone she trusts like her mother-in-law, who sends updates throughout the day, to look after Mirasol helps.
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Patrick Staudacher, who is joining the airline from Boston Consulting, will look after the Lufthansa brand's strategy and finances, Lufthansa said.
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We look after each other, and we don't deliver just to exceed our targets but to make each other feel proud.
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And it was my first time in the studio recording vocals and I didn't really know how to look after myself.
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"The president asked me to be in Russia at the same time as them to look after them," Sater told CNN.
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Plus, who would look after 2D, and stop him transferring all his savings to the president of Uganda who keeps emailing?
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Some will be welcome; ageing populations in developed countries will need more working-age people to look after them and pay tax.
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And over the weekend, Bella fulfilled her contractual obligations in style, stepping out in one Nike-branded athleisure look after the next.
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In its six-year run, the television show brought us look after look of the funkiest styles the '90s had to offer.
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We have also made it possible for people to identify a legacy contact to look after their account after they pass away.
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"His parents used to look after children in that scenario, so he has an understanding of that situation," Voss told Mashable Australia.
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Orville Palmer, the cameraman who is alleging the assault, claims Darby gave him "a flirtatious look" after the grope, according to TMZ.
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Meghan busts out look after look and we're here scrolling and taking notes wondering how one person can have so much style.
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I'd been warned by Cinder reps that this is how a steak would look after the initial 130-degree slow-cook process.
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Again, a hard-working parent with children to look after may not have the time, or the money, to do the same.
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Mr Trump has indicated that with America no longer needing Middle East oil it can leave the Saudis to look after themselves.
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They said, 'Oh because you've got a diagnosis of autism you can't do empathy, therefore you can't look after our elderly people.
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"We look after them 11, 12 hours per day, and then we take the glasses home with us," said Aleyda Rodriguez, 72.
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AMERICANS who want a comfortable retirement, and who work in the private sector, have to look after their own interests these days.
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In fact, we would encourage you to look after yourself as best you can, with a range of discounted personal care products.
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Look after your tree and ensure that it's only chestnuts — not your living room — that's roasting on an open fire this year.
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NIGNY / Splash News Online Melissa McCarthy is on a serious chic streak, wearing one figure-flattering, on-trend look after the next.
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But partly, it was to drive home the point that the Mexican government could be trusted to look after its own affairs.
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"I forced myself to walk again, to do things on my own and be independent to look after my brothers," she said.
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That suited her, because she had her two small boys, five-year-old Rithul and two-year-old Sidharth, to look after.
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For many low-income families and people without relatives to help look after their kids, this means taking a gigantic financial hit.
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"I can't think of anything that is needed more to protect and look after this incredibly vulnerable group of people," she says.
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But when you used to say the hard right of the Republicans can't be trusted to look after people…They came through.
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He had no time for someone like me, he said, but Haruto-san had asked him to look after his dearest friend.
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"I'm going to cherish it, look after it, and use it for science education to discuss why it's so rare," he said.
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But some are refusing to look after government-funded clients altogether, because they say local authority funding does not cover the cost.
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If you're not, as long as you keep trying to attack and look after your own legs it's a great stalling position.
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He instructed his followers to care for "the least of these," to look after widows and orphans and to welcome the stranger.
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Also, some parts of the course will have a more open look after a hurricane last September knocked down hundreds of trees.
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Obama on Clinton vs Trump: if your concern is who's going to look after working families... It's not even a choice. pic.twitter.
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I'm in Amsterdam, and they have a lot of heritage which they seem to look after more than in the UK too.
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One young Pakistani guy flings a clear, A5-sized plastic wallet at me, asking if I will look after it for him.
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If you look after a pet—an iguana, a lizard —you're gonna read a book, you're gonna see exactly what it needs.
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They couldn't work in the day because they had to look after their children, but they didn't have enough money without working.
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Mr Cheney approves of rodeo culture, which teaches his granddaughter to be responsible and look after animals, and to withstand "intense" competition.
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According to Paul, chickens make great pets, are fairly easy to look after and offer the perk of providing farm-fresh eggs.
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Kwadja also recalls women who could not look after their children or their homes due to the pain every time they blinked.
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Trump's basic argument on the Iran deal is that it does not look after American interests first, nor provide for American security.
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C: You've got a lot of people to look after C: What's your secret to attracting such a powerful list of investors?
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The New York Post previously reported his mother was an alcoholic teenage prostitute who found it difficult to look after her son.
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Florist Maria Trinidad Perez also supported the strike, but said that she had to come to work to look after her shop.
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To get by, they cobble together solutions, even quitting their jobs to look after a newborn or when a parent becomes ill.
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"You wouldn't throw your cashmere in steaming hot water, so look after your hair and love it the same way," he said.
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It's really important for actors to look after their bodies, and when working on films, you have to think like an athlete.
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She retired from the stage in 1915 to look after her mother in Providence, slipped from view and ran through her savings.
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Mr. Othman had tried to protect the residents of Har Adar, she said, but "we did not manage to look after him."
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Today, the Grenfell disaster looks like yet another of these "trust us, we'll look after you" promises that officialdom fails to keep.
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He is also unlikely to find one who has been as keen to look after his political and legal interests as Barr.
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It&aposs just the resources to look after such a big national park — that&aposs really where the limitations come on board.
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Ms. Gonzalez Gil's stepfather, Kevin Gueits, works during the day while her mother, Yvonne Gonzalez Gueits, stays home to look after them.
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I have a lot of folks who love me and look after me, but I'm far more worried about those who don't.
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His division embodies Vanguard's credo of do more with less: The 45 people he oversees globally look after $2 trillion in assets.
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Mosteller came into repeated conflict with the nannies hired by the Chan-Zuckerbergs to look after their children, according to three sources.
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Fresh off releasing her third album, Rare, Selena Gomez has been hitting us nonstop with look after look of gorgeous beauty inspiration.
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It was not immediately clear how much China's ban on coal imports would affect North Korea's ability to look after its population.
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Right now, the biggest problem with this, if you&aposre a bodyguard, well, his primary role is to look after a principal.
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Mr. Eide's maternal grandfather bought it in 1935 and summoned his daughter and son-in-law from Chicago to look after him.
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Faraday, a country physician, has been called to Hundreds Hall to look after the health of Betty (Liv Hill), the teen housemaid.
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We have a Somali student who has two children and we're currently looking to find someone to look after her children on Saturdays.
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She tells us being pregnant can very much still be a challenge even if you can bankroll an army to look after you.
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The organization was originally set up to look after the charitable interests of William, 35, and Harry, 33, and subsequently Princess Kate, 36.
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Compare, for instance, the feed of President Donald Trump as it appears now and how it would look after my proposed design change.
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I look after my voice and I warm up… I tend to do it in the car, which must look a little strange!
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"There's this part of [Maeve] that feels a duty to protect [Sean] and look after him because he's all she has," she continues.
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I have invested time in myself and learned how to look after my mental health—particularly when it comes to managing my OCD.
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According to initial reports, Orville Palmer — the Housewives cameraman who alleged the assault — claimed Darby gave him "a flirtatious look" after the grope.
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She also brought back her extensions, making it possible for stylist Jenny Cho to give her one holiday party-ready look after another.
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Here are the management tools worth checking out, whether you've only got yourself to look after or a whole family of disorganized people.
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You can bond with a specific horse over time, and its abilities will increase if you look after it and give it attention.
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Mike Barton, the chief constable, says he is happy to spend his budget improving neighbourhoods so that they look after their own needs.
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Taipei, Taiwan (CNN)Just before Alvin Chang's mother passed away 12 years ago, she asked Alvin's older sister to look after him. Why?
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Be a good girl and live a long happy life your ad and Granda will look after you and take you to school.
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For me to look after and to mold their minds, and determine in some ways the path of the rest of their life.
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The plan aims to set up 1,500 community groups to look after existing mangroves, and to replant around 3,000 hectares within five years.
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She tells me I don't belong, that I'm not thin enough, that everyone can see how bloated I look after that last meal.
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In contrast, mothers in the new experiment are free to leave their jobs to look after their new child, if they want to.
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But now I am obsessed with dewiness and how I look after I work out and how to put that into a bottle.
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Tita is confined to her mother's house due to a family rule that says the eldest daughter must look after her mother forever.
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"Getting help with our mental health is no different – our children need us to look after ourselves and get the support we need."
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Förster poisoned himself in a hotel in 1889, and in 1893, Elisabeth returned home to Germany to look after her brother, Friedrich Nietzsche.
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You will be motivated to expand further as you need to look after the team's growth and their livelihood is in your hands.
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With the health of Gámez's mother rapidly deteriorating, he said he worried about who would look after Heydi and his younger sister, Zoila.
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In addition, grandparents will be eligible to receive a childcare fee if they look after young children instead of the parents, Orban said.
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The general placed in charge of Santiago's security then announced a curfew, urging people to return to look after their homes and families.
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The general placed in charge of Santiago's security then announced a curfew, urging people to return to look after their homes and families.
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"The concept is called parental responsibility: That is, the parent has a responsibility to make decisions, to look after the child," she said.
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Who hasn't experienced that uncool moment when a Starbucks barista gives you a clueless look after you try to order a "small" latte?
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What many do not realise, says the son, is how expensive and exhausting it is to look after parents who have become children.
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When police arrived, they found out his address, took the man home, and waited for a friend to arrive to look after him.
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After that, T'Challa assigned a Wakandan security force agent, whom Chanté believed was her grandmother, to look after her as she grew up.
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We could also use the term "self-partnered" to mean to look after oneself and do what is right for us as individuals.
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He would look after his office and testified that he overheard Guzman order the killing of suspected rival cartel members on multiple occasions.
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He denied any responsibility for the failure of the water system, saying that was the museum was supposed to look after its maintenance.
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"I'll look after you more than my own eyes," Guzman said, according to transcripts of the exchanges published by newspaper Milenio on Wednesday.
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"If there wasn't something to look after, he wouldn't be so defensive — firing people, replacing them and still landing in trouble," Gray says.
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They were asked if someone was willing to act as a guarantor for Ugokwe and look after his welfare if he were released.
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The couple have scheduled the trip in this way so Markle can look after baby Archie, the royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams told Insider.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Countries in sub-Saharan Africa need to get their budgets in order, diversify their economies and look after their poorest people.
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"There really is just no set-up in our society for young people being taught how to look after their cash," she says.
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Because not only are these women insanely talented, each has a unique approach to fashion that leaves us inspired, look after fabulous look.
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Over the past month or so, Gaga has been spotted non-stop in one iteration of this body-baring look after the next.
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RELATED:Here's How LSD Really Affects Your Brain7 Expert Strategies For Improving Your Body ImageHow People Look After 1, 2, & 3 Glasses Of Wine
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"I had to look after his toddler daughter once and it was so much easier than babysitting the father," he tells The Sun.
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"Travel was challenging for the family with as many young children to look after, from what I was told," Haynes recounted to me.
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I do get sick sometimes, you know, I have had two heart operations and all that but I look after my health generally.
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"We did not look after own backyard first, but then we boldly stood up and said 'Yes, we can host APEC'," Masiboda said.
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"We also needed to make sure that someone — usually a grandparent, aunt or uncle — was there to look after the kids," he said.
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Many parents let their children walk to school or into town on their own, confident that friends and neighbors will look after them.
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A lot of people don't trust Uber to look after its drivers or Amazon to pay taxes, but they still use their services.
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Donald MacKenzie is the co-founder of CVC Capital Partners, which owns F1, and would likely look after this side of the business.
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They would look after him and tell him about his tragic lost mother, who gave him up because she could no longer believe.
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"Two guys got shot in the legs so we retreated to look after the wounded," student Ricardo Guerrero said in a phone interview.
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This was once their home, too, and their persistent housecleaning is one aspect of what they've always done — namely, look after their child.
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As the oldest male, Mr. Kinoshita should have been the one to look after the family grave, but he had relinquished the duty.
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A telehealth program will also teach users how to prevent diseases and look after their health in extreme situations, such as natural disasters.
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Once he returns home to look after Patrick, whose mother (Gretchen Mol) is out of the picture, things become a little more unpredictable.
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"Kedi" ("Feline"), a frequently enchanting documentary directed by Ceyda Torun, showcases some of these feline personalities and the humans who look after them.
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The directors, Uriel Sinai and Danel Elpeleg, are interested not only in the animals but also in the humans who look after them.
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Every winter, Turi and his extended family look after 1,000 reindeer as they graze freely for lichen under the snow on the tundra.
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Of course, if they can't get the guy off their hands ... DOC might have to look after HW for the next several years.
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We'll spend every remembrance day here when people come to remember those who have passed away... We'll come to look after the graves.
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"There was a Washington Post poll, there was a USA Today poll — FiveThirtyEight did a rundown, and you can look after the break."
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"It&aposs time to look after daddy," Thomas Markle said in the documentary, called "Thomas Markle: My Story," which aired on Wednesday night.
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But some Mexican officials have warned that the country's border cities would struggle to look after asylum seekers for long periods of time.
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It's expensive to look after an animal properly and an obligation to safeguard them and assure they are not traumatized or in discomfort.
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Many of our kid's parents have passed away and they have got to look after their siblings and do things on their own.
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It's wonderful that Tesla continues to look after owners, even as it encourages them to think about adding newer Teslas to their fleets.
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Republicans have slammed Obama for adding sites at a time when the government does not have enough funding to look after existing ones.
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I will be involved in the general management of the firm, and will look after those clients who like to deal with me.
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Her fiancé plans to take vacation days to look after Ms. Minton's 7-year-old twins once she has to go to work.
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The view is that the watch industry is "for the super wealthy and should be able to look after itself," Mr. Forsey said.
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A few months ago, a close friend asked me to look after some of her grandmother's prized possessions while she traveled through Europe.
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In that time, I answer press inquiries, talk to guests, work as a librarian, and look after a small newspaper for the monastery.
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Second, despite or because of this, many people think they do not need insurance because the state or their family will look after them.
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Workers will take breaks to look after children or go back to school; pensioners will take up a new job or start a business.
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"We are constantly fighting to create safe spaces and look after the mental health of young people, and support the trans community," Dopper said.
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During the same time frame, 39 percent helped with errands, housework and home repairs, and 33 percent pitched in to look after the grandkids.
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We all know it is a good idea to look after your health by getting more exercise and not eating too much junk food.
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The Royal Foundation was set up to look after the charitable interests of Prince Harry and Prince William, and subsequently Kate and Meghan Markle.
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Look after the pennies The Safaricom CEO says he welcomes the banks' intervention as he believes it will drive innovation and benefit the consumer.
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Lee couldn't get a good look after Tolliver switched on him, and Bullock's deflection led Porzingis to take a wild shot from near midcourt.
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Reilly implored the community of sex workers on Eastern Avenue to look after one another and asked them to come forward with any information.
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LAREDO, Texas — As the oldest of four sisters, Angelica Perez felt a responsibility to look after her younger sister, especially after their mother died.
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Many of you know that we are run entirely by volunteers and look after the most sick, injured and abused cats and kittens imaginable.
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Women can't take children into the clinic with them during the procedure, so AASN will often help look after the kids during that time.
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So Susan, Grace Anne, and Emma Rae climbed into another canoe, and Phil stayed behind to look after the animals and help other families.
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Even amid a busy life with small kids, Valeri said you need to look after yourself so that you can be there for them.
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I want you to look out for them, and look after the new mommas, because they may need your help more than you think.
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"It kept me employed, I managed to pay the mortgage and look after my children," he joked of the movie's impact on his life.
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With fewer children relative to the adult population, but still not many retirees to look after, it becomes a nation of able-bodied workers.
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Women with less economic or personal autonomy are often drawn to a culture of family values that emphasizes men's responsibility to look after women.
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While Prince Harry and Clooney played basketball, Meghan lounged by the pool with Amal and helped look after the Clooneys' twins, Ella and Alexander.
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It is the place where we spend the majority of our free time however, and it's therefore absolutely essential that we look after it.
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Look after them (as they once did for you), make them feel loved and allow them to be a supporting anchor in your life.
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Other players, like Soma Analytics, Unmind and SilverCloud, are helping users look after our mental well-being where most feel most stressed: at work.
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There will not be enough younger people to look after so many, unless robots help (and probably an influx of migrants is permitted, too).
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When he died from oral cancer in 1991 at the age of 87, Geisel was entrusted to look after his legacy, the AP reported.
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He would go out with the horses and look after them at Ragley Hall, and then he swapped over to tanks in the war.
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The boom in tablets and smartphones has only recently begun catering to the special needs population, as well as those who look after them.
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It is the civil duty and social responsibility of a community's members to look after their own, much like the founders of MFP did.
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One might have dreams of a farmhouse in Tuscany, while another might want nothing more than to stay stateside to look after the grandkids.
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Try to look after your sleep schedule starting Thursday, as Mars in Taurus will find you blending the necessary boundaries between work and home.
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She was first spied by Linda Ruggere, a neighborhood animal lover who does her best to look after the stray cats in the area.
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"No-one knows for sure how things in London will look after Brexit," said Schaefer, a member of chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrat party.
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"We are paying respects to the angels who look after the forest and inside the cave," Nippon Anchai, a traditional practitioner, told Thai media.
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They scan other members' I.D. cards to admit them into the building, and they look after other members' kids in the child-care room.
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But the improved version of that treaty is inadequate: It doesn't even call for arming the guards who look after bomb-grade nuclear material.
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Reports say that the formerly-alive person in the tunnel was a friend of Sir Henry, who was hired to look after his horses.
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If the 2008 financial crisis showed us anything, it's that consumers need a strong and independent regulator to look after the interests of consumers.
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In the animated movie, Jim and Darling go away on a random travel trip, leaving Aunt Sarah to look after her nephew and Lady.
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Efforts to deal with the aftermath include supporting bereaved families, working with communities to prevent radicalization, and helping schools look after traumatized young people.
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It bore the image of Eva Perón, General Juan Perón's wife, who is still popular with those who want leaders to look after them. ■
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Egypt's tourism ministry said it would look at the postmortem "to determine our next course of action to look after the welfare of ... visitors".
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"As well as keeping artistic quality control on the work ourselves, it meant we could look after the returns for it," Mr. Norris explained.
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"In each family, they will leave at least one son to look after the farm and work in the paddy fields," Abdulhamid told me.
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At the end of his prayer, he also asked for God to look after my lost friend, to show him love in the afterlife.
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We've done all that's humanly possible to look after it and be patient, I don't think anyone could accuse us of doing anything wrong.
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Women are not on the field and if the men's wives attend the games, they often look after the children while their husbands play.
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" He added that he had already refused to pierce people younger than 18, or "anybody who I think isn't going to look after it.
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By "we" he meant himself and his son, who together look after the sheep and 20 head of cattle on the 1,250-acre farm.
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So when he asks a certain Bernard L. Madoff to look after his personal money in "Imagining Madoff," it is hard not to shudder.
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Mr. González labored on Long Island for nine years, but came home in 2009 to start a business and look after his aging parents.
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How did he feel when those sable-lashed eyes fluttered open and he knew (he'd have known) she was his to look after now?
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He says we need to envision a future after liberalism, where local, preferably religious communities tend to the land and look after their own.
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Six days a week, domestic workers in Hong Kong typically cook, clean and look after their employers' children, with little time left for themselves.
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Those of us who fought hard to have a family business have to stay here to look after it as long as we can.
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Dodd's team of 12 people look after both spacecraft to make sure the probes are healthy, safe, operating well and not getting too cold.
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Jones, who has returned to help look after the spacecraft as chief engineer, describes himself as a "doctor with a permanent housecall," for Voyager.
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Her children will go to his home to make meals, and she sometimes asks him to look after her children when she is away.
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Richard Gnodde, who had held that role with Mr. Waldron, will continue to look after Goldman's operations across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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They were a gift from friends, the poetry aficionados Warren and Angela Douglas, who "wanted somebody to look after the collection," Mr. Barr said.
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Eventually Ida makes grudging accommodation for Hildegard (who completes her takeover by marrying Ida's war-damaged son, Karl) and begins to look after Vera.
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Just weeks prior, she had extricated herself from an emotionally abusive relationship, and she already had a 5-year-old son to look after.
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Spotted seals need the ice to give birth, spending two or three weeks on it from mid-March to look after their newborn pups.
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In May, after years of treatment, her husband died, leaving Ms. Torres to look after their son, Divian, 16, and their daughter, Yeslly, 11.
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The bill would fund projects to create a sustainable career path for home care workers, who often look after clients with dementia or Parkinson's.
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"At the elite level, they do have a whole staff of clinicians who can look after the player with expert medical care," Pearce added.
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Her father was a pipe fitter at International Harvester, the agricultural manufacturer; her mother stayed home to look after Brenda and her six sisters.
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Detective McDonald's family and the caregivers who look after him round the clock were at his bedside at a Long Island hospital on Sunday.
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After becoming president, Ms. Park has said that she continued to rely on Ms. Choi to look after her wardrobe and other personal affairs.
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"Originally, his character was based on the British show and the boss there, so they really mirrored his look after David Brent," said Fischer.
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"We can still see the ways that the Martu look after country," said Stefani Crabtree, an archaeologist, ethnographer and an author of the study.
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But look after yourself, accept your actions, and listen to your conscience when you're thinking about a carrying on instead of going to bed.
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You have to receive them, help them, look after them, accompany them and then see where to put them, but throughout all of Europe.
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We have a contract with the people who go online with us, that we look after them and they are within the PlayStation curated universe.
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The second dress is perfect for her afterparty look — after all, the actress Instagrammed two Edie Parker customized clutches with her initials written in glitter.
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It's no coincidence that many of the gadgets that are described as possessing or deploying AI are ones that look after you in some way.
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So Ammar, 218, another Syrian in the camp, offered to wed and look after her, bringing her all the way to Germany to seek asylum.
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Vietnam appears to be reminding China of just how many friends and suitors it has—and just how well it can look after their warships.
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On that day, her brother dropped her off at her boyfriend's house so she could look after his dog, according to CNN's sister network HLN.
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While he waits, he and his neighbours trudge back daily to their fields to look after the poisoned rice, which is almost ready for harvest.
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"I've realized you can't give from an empty cup, so I look after myself rather than running myself ragged for everyone else's sake," she said.
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This is actually one of the differences with male colonies: Female inmates paint walls [and] can even decide on what colour [or] look after plants.
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As for its own new arrival, Perth Zoo continues to look after the baby boy, who is still living in his nesting box with mom.
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She said the city of Ridgecrest had asked residents to look after others, especially the elderly, which form a large part of the city's population.
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"We are trying our best to look after our family," Tabu said, as his children stoked the fire and a puppy whined in the background.
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And there's a little part of you that wishes you could go down there and take all the little orphan ones and look after them.
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"We want them to understand that everybody is human, and everybody is the same and that they need to look after each other," she said.
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Elena: I normally work in first class, which most of the time is quite nice because I only have to look after around eight guests.
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""If I let you stay here in return for a feature in your video, who is going to pay the staff who look after you?
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Because he gets a frustrated look after a period of time when you know, you are talking to him, and he's wanting to communicate back.
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Years ago, it was incumbent on Ksenia to look after the kids on the tournament grounds, though Nikolai Mirnyi, Max's father and coach, helped out.
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With her election victory, Cunningham has defied social norms that dictate women stay in the kitchen, look after children and stay silent about domestic abuse.
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"You get people who say they are going to look after you," says the girl, although she doesn't know yet if she can trust them.
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"Some states were created by military leaders just to look after friends and businesses partners," says Adigun Agbaje, a professor at the University of Ibadan.
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Unfortunately, the DLD's order to look after Jumbo's health and Moving Animals' plea to have the animal moved, were not enough to save the elephant.
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Since that incident Indonesia has elected a new president, Joko Widodo, one of whose trumpeted policies has been to look after the interests of fishermen.
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In case you missed it, Hadid has been crushing it at Cannes, churning out look after look, giving us all kinds of summer '17 inspo.
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It was only after the [Snowden] film release that they understood that the world is watching, and so they had to look after us too.
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They worry about who will look after them when they grow old; most couples have only one child, and the public safety-net is rudimentary.
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For example the bank had no one based in its home country to look after the industrials sector, the biggest source of deals in Germany.
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As a boy, he used to look after the younger kids at summer camp, he said, and he easily connected with his nieces and nephews.
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In the same vein, although Jong-su agrees to look after her cat while she's away on holiday, the relevant pet is nowhere in sight.
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Her father was an artisan plasterer, creating arches, domes and decorative niches in Provençal villas, while her mother stayed home to look after the children.
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The two had the choice of driving more than six hours or taking the one commercial flight available in order to look after their property.
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The deal also would still give up about $6.6 billion in aid to help organizations look after the nearly three million migrants already in Turkey.
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As a knock on from that, our surgical teams are currently being asked to look after medical patients because the medical teams are so overwhelmed.
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It'd be much safer to look after the health of young people by regulating the safest available means by which people can alter their consciousness.
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A Labour government will be on your side, while Boris Johnson's Conservatives — who think they're born to rule — will only look after the privileged few.
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"Our lives are not going to be back to normal for many weeks to come so we have to look after the vulnerable," Gostin said.
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He had no spouse and no children, and it was not clear who would look after his legacy, let alone what that legacy might be.
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As a boy, Ball expected that he would grow up to look after his brother, a possibility that brought him anxiety but also quiet contentment.
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Women over 50 who quit their jobs to look after an aging loved one forgo $2503,000 in lifetime wages and Social Security benefits on average.
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Rose is in a wheelchair after a car accident, and Aunt Maggie is around frequently to help out with the housework and look after Nicky.
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"It's out of friendship for the Jewish community," said Ms. Tornare of their decision to look after the cemetery informally long before they were recruited.
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If parents are forced to work 18 hours a day to feed their children, it's the state and society's responsibility to look after those kids.
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With their salaries or social benefits in hand, many adults tend to drink and parents become too inebriated to look after their children, officials say.
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Teeth brushing has come a long way in recent years, and it's clear that we can't be trusted to look after our own dental hygiene.
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"Estonia is the only window into how a market can look after nearly two decades of dominance of fentanyl and its analogues," he told VICE.
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Even in places with a lower cost of living, having someone look after your little ones is taking a large bite out of your income.
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In many countries, girls are kept at home for one week every month because they lack the means to look after themselves during their menstruation.
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We run your convenience store, drive your cabs, feed you late-night food when you've had a drink or look after you when you're ill.
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These would be worker-controlled and worker-funded organizations that would train workers, represent workers and look after worker interests far beyond any individual workplace.
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I guess my question is, how do you find an alternative for comfort-eating and motivate yourself to look after your health after a trauma?
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Returners will be offered help finding flexible work, since many will be parents going back to teaching after a break to look after their own children.
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Rather than rely on the uncertain protection of the fund, many members have chosen to look after themselves, accumulating over $11trn-worth of reserves between them.
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Beanie, the baby giant anteater who's recently joined the ranks of ZSL London Zoo, befriended the bear after her mother was unable to look after her.
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Tough discussions over Britain's trade relationship with the bloc could widen differences within Prime Minister Theresa May's cabinet over how Britain should look after it leaves.
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On Friday, one of his students, Wayne Hayer, was unable to find a baby sitter or arrange for someone to look after his baby girl, Assata.
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Elizabeth insisted that she take the meeting with Rennhull to keep Philip safe to look after the kids: "After everything, it should be you," she said.
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Kornpat, who often helps Chatchai to look after Ozone and Imsome, said that the boys' parents are divorced and that their mother now lives in Europe.
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But more women are going out to work, so fewer of them have time to look after old folk and formal help is becoming increasingly important.
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"The social media folks, they are trying to put more people to look after, they're trying to improve their algorithms, and all this stuff," he said.
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Look: After leading two armed standoffs against the feds in Nevada and Oregon, Ammon Bundy and his family became the faces of a growing militia movement.
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Contemporary men must go through a major change in their thinking before they volunteer to look after children, before they even start to want to care.
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But as long as civil liberties are threatened, I'm proud to know that as individuals we will stand up to defend freedom and look after people.
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Shukla spends three to four days a week here, helping 10 employees look after the dogs, feed them chicken and rice, and tend to any illness.
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With more vacant internal storage space to work with and fewer apps to look after, you should see snappier performance and improvements in battery life too.
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Imagine if you appointed a letting agent to look after your house and they decided to spend lots of your money on gold taps and chandeliers.
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It suggested spending money instead on improving foster care and local adoption programs and helping families look after their children by funding schooling and housing projects.
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His father was detained by Iranian authorities for six years after he returned to the country to look after his father when Khosrowshahi was aged 13.
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Machines like this that help with mobility are particularly crucial in Japan, a country that's turning to robots to help look after a rapidly-aging population.
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"These prefabs were built to provide housing on a human scale so that people were able to look after them and after each other," said Hearn.
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In the video above, Pratt prank calls a pet shop to ask for advice on how to look after the fictional Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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"Who will look after your families if you are killed?" read the message, found on the ground in an apartment complex on the city's northern edge.
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While Harry and Clooney played basketball, Meghan lounged by the pool with Amal and helped look after the Clooneys' 14-month-old twins, Ella and Alexander.
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The Kardia Band is an Apple Watch accessory designed to look after your heart, containing a nickel-sized sensor that alerts users to abnormal heart rhythms.
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I felt very overwhelmed and scared that I was not equipped to look after her because I had no idea what the hell I was doing.
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If you want to keep an animal, you should be able to keep that animal, provided you can meet its welfare needs and look after it.
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By casting her husband as the "boy" she has has to look after, Melania Trump empowers herself on some level—she's the adult in the room.
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Child care is hugely expensive, to the point where it is often better for parents—overwhelmingly, mothers—to look after a child themselves rather than work.
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Britain's foreign ministry said it had anticipated Russia's response and that its priority was to look after its staff in Russia and assist those returning home.
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He remembers how cobblestones look after rain, how sun slants through clouds and how miserable he felt as a young man stuck in a clerical job.
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"When I was a kid my dad told me to look after her and to protect her and do what you have to do," he said.
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But the U.S. must look after its own interests first, and no interest is served by continuing within the same paradigm as the last three presidencies.
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"All I care about is that the Peronists and Cristina will look after us once again," said Marta Moreno, a housewife at Mr Fernández's victory rally.
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In the past I didn't always have someone to care for or look after, and it was so much easier to slip back into that hole.
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Mr. Magic Fingers explains that he's only keeping Randall alive so that his heir, Frank, is around to look after Claire should things go pear-shaped.
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He can be swept off his feet by the most disruptive of human passions, even less manageable than love: the need to look after another person.
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"I think if we came together and deal with the root cause there'd be plenty of money to go around to look after people," Cosgrove said.
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But because she suffered from headaches, exhaustion and deteriorating vision, she had to move back home, where her parents and five siblings could look after her.
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"I'm very confident that we have world-class doctors that are determined to look after them and give them the best possible care," Ms. Palaszczuk said.
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"During this time, animal care experts will continue to look after the health and welfare of the animals in our care," it wrote on March 13.
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Rangers — including people who were previously pitted against one another in the civil war — were recruited and trained to reduce poaching and look after the animals.
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All of Zamir's six siblings were older and married, so he was the one his father depended on to look after the rest of the family.
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Away from home, they found that those who were supposed to look after them were instead their predators: police officers, prison guards and inspectors on trains.
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Some astronomers demand that spacefaring companies like Musk's look after the interests of science (Amazon and Facebook have also been developing satellite projects similar to SpaceX's) .
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I suppose there's a chance that your sister would reconsider if you and your mother decided that you would no longer look after her kids otherwise.
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"She taught us how to love and then went away as if saying please tell everyone to look after us and conserve her species," Chansue wrote.
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Given such salaries, many average Kenyans would say that politicians who err in this way ought to be able to afford to look after their offspring.
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If parents can't look after their children—because they're still working out of the home, or because they're ill themselves—that care might fall on grandparents.
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While most families are desperate to leave, waiting to be picked up by authorities, others have chosen to stay to look after their homes and pets.
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Because Ms. Gonzalez Gil's grandparents were not always available to look after her, she often missed school to accompany her family and had to repeat kindergarten.
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Several witnesses told the court that Pell was generally shadowed by a priest whose duty it was to look after the Cardinal during his official duties.
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Still, it's not a great look after about 27 hours with the device, considering that it wasn't dropped on concrete, dunked in water or stepped on.
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Companies as distinct entities have one job and one job only, and that's to look after their shareholders and to extract the maximum amount of value.
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Voltaire's advice in "Candide" that "Il faut cultiver notre jardin" ("It is necessary to look after our garden") always struck me as ironic, flippant and defeatist.
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"My skin is, essentially, the canvas of what I do, so it's important for me to look after it the best way I can," she tells Refinery29.
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" He continued, "If I let you stay here in return for a feature in your video, who is going to pay the staff who look after you?
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Take a look: After the segment aired, one of Horton's victims, meteorologist Jordan Witzel, tweeted that they had finally figured out why the dip tasted so bad.
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Well after the death of former Lord Captain Commander of the Night's Watch Jeor Mormont, his house and lineage continues to look after the young Jon Snow.
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The villagers said they would be eager to speak with WWF about these issues, and to learn more about how they might look after the land better.
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Volunteer moderators, the heartbeat of the site that look after pages known as "Subreddits", were revolting over the firing of a key member of the online community .
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"She [Eleanor] will look after you," said Ian Robertson, a BMW board member who once ran the Rolls-Royce division, and who remains close to the brand.
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This week it also debuted a new streamlined brand look, after hiring a new CMO Rebecca Messina, who spent two decades selling sugared water at Coca-Cola.
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And without an understanding of where people died and how they died, it's really hard to kind of make plans to look after the most vulnerable people.
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Take care But long before they get to that point, growing numbers of old people will become less able to look after themselves and need more care.
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While Prince Harry and George played basketball, Meghan lounged by the pool with Amal and helped look after the Clooneys' 14-month-old twins, Ella and Alexander.
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"We have a contract with the people who go online with us, that we look after them and they are within the PlayStation curated universe," says Ryan.
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Women did indeed start to work outside the home and fields in Soviet days, but they also continued to do the housework and look after the children.
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Will someone be home to look after a pup most of the day, or are the members of your crew in and out the door all day?
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In 1980, they signed a community conservation agreement with the government, giving them incentives to look after the wetland, including permission to plant crops on its edges.
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When you wrestle someone, it's really this gift of being able to look after someone and keep them safe but be aggressive when you have to be.
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Isn't that just a very old religious message, which is that we ought to look after those weaker than ourselves, and to keep thinking about it proactively.
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I wasn't in the food industry, I was young, and I was trying to cope with her diagnosis myself, as well as trying to look after her.
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The makeshift foster families and caregivers who look after unaccompanied children may refuse to let them go, according to the Centre for Community Health and Development (CHAD).
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The brief encounter sparked widespread Internet outrage over the decision to shoot Harambe and whether the child's parents were to blame for failing to look after him.
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I am unable to take time off work and I can't tell my family, so there is no one I can ask to look after the kids.
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"Just as you would look after your physical health and know what to do, this is about being there and supporting others," a Heads Together source adds.
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"We need role models that show that women can not only look after themselves, they can have flaws and they don't have to be perfect," said Gill.
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The couple then break the big news that Eisele will have not one, but two little siblings to help look after — at which point Eisele gasps excitedly.
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As hard as I think I'm working, Petruța tells me that in the summer, when there are animals to look after, they barely have time to breathe.
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She also tries to look after her sick mom, whose illness appears to be linked to the nuclear power plant O'Keefe bikes past en route to school.
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Now, I think that the key for him is to stamp his own style on the organization and look after the people that we've got in place.
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Sato, whose mother was Scottish and father was Japanese, told the radio station that it's important to look after others regardless of their cultural background or ethnicity.
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"A Labour government will be on your side, while Boris Johnson's Conservatives who think they're born to rule will only look after the privileged few," Corbyn said.
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When Nadir hires a woman named Razieh to help look after his dad, the two soon get into a fight after Nadir accuses her of neglectful care.
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You certainly can't do comedy if you're frightened, and you certainly can't do good work if the environment doesn't support you and look after your best interests.
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The "Fab Four" reunited to narrate a "special film showing how we can look after our mental health," which aired on UK TV channels on Monday evening.
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But Dos Santos remained president of the MPLA, and clearly expected Lourenço to look after his interests and that of his family, who had become enormously wealthy.
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With four children to feed, a husband suffering from tuberculosis to look after, and a debt of 100,000 rupees ($950) to repay, she quickly offered herself up.
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His brother had died and he needed the money to look after his brother's wife and children as well as fund the weddings of his two sisters.
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What you do think are the lessons that the industry might learn, and how the industry might look, after the latest eruption of controversy on that subject?
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But the leaders confirmed they were prepared to give about $6.6 billion in aid to help organizations look after the nearly three million migrants already in Turkey.
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It is a universally acknowledged truth that moms feel weird about the way they look after they have kids, because things get all stretched out and rearranged.
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I know I need a new hip—I've been putting off having one because you couldn't get anybody in here to look after me for the aftercare.
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Therapists in the US like Michael and Annie Mithoefer, who deliver the treatment, look after the patient almost as a houseguest in this very comfortable suburban home.
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Pakistan's Information and Broadcasting Minister Fawad Chaudhry said the country was "totally behind the girls", but asked Hindu-majority India to look after its own minority Muslims.
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But for polygamy to work, wives must buy into the practice and the husband should have enough income to look after all of them and their children.
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As soon as you start focusing on bettering yourself and learning how to love, respect, and look after your body, that's how you become a confident person.
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Only I won't have children to look after me, the way my father has Lisa, who had been extraordinary, and my brother Paul and Amy and Gretchen.
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I am unable to take time off work and I can't tell my family so there is no one I can ask to look after the kids.
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Each week, they rotate roles: The "on-duty" parent stays in the house to look after the children, while the "off-duty" parent lounges in the garage.
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"We need a G.P. here to come to our beautiful community and to look after us," says Michael Bunney, a local parish councilor, in the campaign video.
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Ebola survivors, who are immune to the virus and growing in number, are being recruited to look after and nurture orphans who were infected by their parents.
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He plans to preserve Greek gastronomy through his culinary academy, to prove that his restaurants can stand steadfast against corporate culture, and to look after his grandchildren.
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These principles are meant to show that tech companies are responsible corporate actors, able to look after the best interests of their users and society at large.
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"If they continue like this they (politicians) will not have time to look after us and there will be a lot of victims," said Naim Miftari, 34.
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In case there is no deal and the worst happens, pharmaceutical companies are stockpiling medication, and a government minister has been appointed to look after food supplies.
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The Department of Planning and Natural Resources, known as the DPNR, generally regulates and monitors construction in this area to look after the Virgin Islands' natural resources.
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"We tell them, sirs, it's not up to Italy or city hall to look after your citizens in need, so please take care of it," he said.
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In late 2018, two Open Doors members died days apart, devastating the group and compelling the remaining members to look after one another with even greater vigilance.
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Rozinisa told us she fears that Patem's husband could be detained too, leaving their four young children, aged 7 to 13, without anyone to look after them.
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"The President asked me to be in Russia at the same time as them to look after them," Sater said, adding that Trump had asked him directly.
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Ricky: Going to the park there for a few weeks, you meet these people and, you know, become your friends there, and you look after each other.
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Zhang said after the knife attack and recent scandals over faulty medicine for children, he's increasingly skeptical of the government's ability to look after his own daughter.
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Qatar, which has just 25,22.2 citizens, employs an astounding 2.2 million foreign workers who build bridges, clean houses, and look after children — all for a literal pittance.
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This is all coming from the man who brings this kind of chutzpah to the games: Intensity is good, but please look after your health, Mr. Man.
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" Nanjiani said he worked with multiple trainers to achieve his new look after deciding he wanted to transform himself ahead of taking a role in Marvel's "Eternals.
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