This bookstore has been in operation since 1961 and has passed on from caretaker to caretaker.
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Mr. Allchin states that I was imprisoned for fraud by the caretaker government, but conveniently excludes the fact that the so called "caretaker government" was in fact a military government which had usurped power under the guise of a caretaker government.
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When Pursglove returned to the house to confront the caretaker that day, she told me, the caretaker admitted removing the papers from her suitcase.
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A transitional object is an item offered to the child by the caretaker, facilitating an association for the baby between that object and the caretaker.
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Freyre lounges in a hammock, the caretaker repairs a stereo; Mr. Freyre's cook prepares fish, while the caretaker makes a simple meal of farofa, Brazil's staple grain.
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CARE FOR YOUR CARETAKER I always want to make sure my caretaker feels as safe and comfortable as possible, and a little effort can go a long way.
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The cemetery's caretaker could not be reached for comment, but Ms. Adler said the caretaker was working with the police to assist in the investigation and assess the damage.
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The caretaker found it - with the 14ft painting. pic.twitter.
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I'm not like a caretaker really — I'm not good.
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I'm the caretaker of the wigs — they're my babies.
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"We hope this will change things for him," said Kavaan's caretaker, Muhammad Jalal, as another caretaker sprayed the animal with a high-pressure hose while he bathed in a pond of muddy water.
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Authorities say Stubblefield, 45, used the caretaker placement service sittercity.
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I was attacked by a caretaker as punishment at 15.
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Netanyahu remains caretaker premier until a new government is established.
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And when we get offstage, she's still such a caretaker.
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Hariri, Lebanon's main Sunni politician, currently heads a caretaker government.
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I'm filled with the greatest pride to be his caretaker.
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"It's very, very hard to be a caretaker," she said.
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She's just such a nurturer, and she's such a caretaker.
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Latifah said their longtime bond made her a better caretaker.
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Incumbent Prime Minister Noureddine Bedoui will head the caretaker administration.
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Ever the kind caretaker, Pearce attended to Carter throughout her
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Chris Christie (R) and appointing a caretaker to the seat.
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David, who is of Iranian descent, is the fifth caretaker.
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Signing the university up as the caretaker answers that question.
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The fact that your mother adores this caretaker is huge.
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The reports came hours after Bouteflika named a caretaker Cabinet.
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As his caretaker, Refsgaard was essentially the boy's extended body.
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Khantsia is lucky, as she has help from a caretaker.
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Her longtime manager and caretaker, John Biffar, announced her death.
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I swore to be the caretaker of the chin hairs.
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But, with his father's death, he now needed another caretaker.
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Without her, Amadeo became the sole caretaker of five children.
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When I'm back in Silver Spring and I see her longtime caretaker, or meet a new substitute caretaker, nurse, social worker, and the like, they all immediately tell me how much they know about me.
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Because I'm a caretaker, I always want to give to people.
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Aunt Emily outlived her caretaker mother and even her twin sister.
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And amid all this, Mr Guaidó's caretaker government must hold elections.
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"Nothing but ash now," former ranch caretaker Gary Hopkins told KABC.
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Rranxburgaj serves as her primary caretaker, and dresses and bathes her.
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"A caretaker government," he says, "is better than a bad one."
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So, yes, my husband is the primary caretaker of our son.
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Being a caretaker for her was extremely rewarding, but also challenging.
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The Socialists have operated under a caretaker management team since Oct.
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In the basilica, their main caretaker is Sister Ofelia Morales Francisco.
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We saw the chimpanzees' caretaker toss them bananas from his canoe.
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And let's not forget their handsome and charming caretaker Arthur Parnassus.
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"It's like the holidays in August," said flat caretaker Slavjanka Stankovic.
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"It's like the holidays in August," said flat caretaker Slavjanka Stankovic.
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Mr. Biden has been happy to position himself as a caretaker.
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The decision appeared to be contentious even within the caretaker government.
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Weekly rates for the various types of caretaker come from Care.
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And she becomes his caretaker, nursing him through his night terrors.
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Mercedes Ruehl was there, and his devoted caretaker, ironically named Martha.
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Currently he remains in power as part of the caretaker government.
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But due to its caretaker status, it has resorted to parliament.
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Caretaker Janie Van Heerden said the two animals had bonded immediately.
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A caretaker who crosses daily to help a woman in need.
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We can praise Black women without turning them into caretaker caricatures.
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Sanford used the age of the insects, and the identification of species on each body, to find that the caretaker had died first, and then the second had died, probably because of the lack of a caretaker.
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The current Croatian caretaker government was not available for an immediate comment.
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Rachel told WDAF the caretaker called her, but it was too late.
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Wilmes is the budget minister in the caretaker government led by Michel.
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"It's very, very hard to be a caretaker," she previously told PEOPLE.
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Since then the country has been governed by a caretaker, Jocelerme Privert.
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She, after all, is the goddess—he is just the temple's caretaker.
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Noticeably absent was any call to the caretaker government of South Korea.
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A caretaker administration under Lofven has run Sweden since last month's ballot.
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"It was a very scary night last night," Linda, his caretaker, said.
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The caretaker is devastated over the abuse Abbey had to endure alone.
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They killed people closest to them—their caretaker, wife, son or daughter.
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He's also my caretaker; taking care of me is officially his job.
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Often, they took on the role of caretaker for other women's children.
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Virginia M. did not define a nonadoptive, nonbiological caretaker as a parent.
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Obviously, a provisional, "caretaker" government is in place; but it has limitations.
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For a brief moment, he even leaned against his caretaker with affection.
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It came as Pakistan's caretaker government launched a crackdown on political gatherings.
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They killed people closest to them -- their caretaker, wife, son or daughter.
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Ms. Williams had to step in as her sister's caretaker and provider.
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Using constitutional powers, Mr. Rajoy could appoint a caretaker administration in Catalonia.
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And become a caretaker for others so I can grow more weed.
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Rosario's father said he trusts Merejo as another caretaker for his son.
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In Pakistan, Ms. Arain had been her mother's caretaker after a stroke.
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Mr. Kurti remains caretaker prime minister until a new government is formed.
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But Mr Netanyahu remains caretaker prime minister until another government is formed.
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The Socialists have been operating under a caretaker management team since Oct.
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An investigator worked there for four months posing as an animal caretaker.
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A caretaker government has been running the country since the May vote.
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Estrada had been living at Ward's home in Petaluma as a caretaker.
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But I'm also the caretaker and steward for the permanent collection here.
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The property caretaker called the sheriff's department and helped them devise a plan to capture Cummins, O'Hare said, That next morning, the caretaker asked Cummins to come outside and help him build a rock wall on the property.
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"Marty was a caretaker for her," says her childhood friend Harryette Gordon Helsel.
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In the meantime Mr Rutte's caretaker cabinet will continue to run the country.
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The caretaker provincial government blocked access to the internet and mobile phone services.
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"I just want her to get through this," says Deavers, her primary caretaker.
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A family life so unstable that he bounced from one caretaker to another.
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He first escaped a caretaker when he was 13 or 14 years old.
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The dorm's caretaker paraded Ketifa and her girlfriend away as their classmates jeered.
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Angela Merkel, as caretaker-chancellor, cannot ask for a vote of no-confidence.
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He still lives in the neighbourhood, working as the local swimming pool caretaker.
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Allison's complaint called her the "primary caretaker and role model" for their children.
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But whoever becomes caretaker president will have to be acceptable to the generals.
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Prime Minister-designate Saad al-Hariri's cabinet has continued in a caretaker capacity.
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The Berlin branch of the SPD also opposes Nahles' appointment as caretaker leader.
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But although he lacks a popular mandate, he cannot be just a caretaker.
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Her 26-year-old son, Ojay Liburd, is now her 24-hour caretaker.
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When she returned to the house, the caretaker was nowhere to be seen.
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A caretaker seeking revenge begins murdering campers and counselors in "The Burning" (1981).
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Editorial For 10 months, Spain has been plodding along with a caretaker government.
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Or maybe it's about being the oldest kid in the family, the caretaker?
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In effect, Kurz was left running a caretaker government headed by unelected technocrats.
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I think of myself as a temporary steward and caretaker of this material.
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Here, little Jack receives a much deserved belly scratch from his kind caretaker.
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"(Frick) was a caretaker, not a czar," longtime baseball writer Jerome Holtzman wrote.
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Netanyahu has since been heading a caretaker government that has more limited powers.
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A caretaker came three mornings a week to wash him and make breakfast.
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He became the caretaker of a property that the group leased near Parliament.
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He's a nearly biblical, certainly biblical-looking, caretaker — of people, places and things.
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Some interlopers are living there, but what's one more wheelchair and Caribbean caretaker?
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Eli, then out of a job, became his caretaker and oversaw his needs.
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"Nigerian men expect to lead, with the woman being a caretaker," she said.
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The current caretaker government is limited in its ability to enact economic policies.
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Gandurski said the boy's caretaker repeatedly kicked the coyote until it ran away.
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No, Italy will remain under the leadership of caretaker Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni.
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I still get mistaken for a wife or caretaker of a male veteran.
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"We are done with these thieves," says Jeremiah Mukaiti, a 53-year-old caretaker.
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The children, along with their caretaker, interacted with Jibo every day for 30 minutes.
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He's developmentally disabled, and he lives near me, and I'm kind of his caretaker.
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We've definitely seen this before, just rarely with a man in the caretaker role.
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"I guess right now they've been together for a while," replied the boys' caretaker.
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In the meantime, the country is in the hands of a technocratic "caretaker government".
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The caretaker, Annemarie Germain, will appeal the decision in the Maine Supreme Judicial Court.
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Fico will stay on as caretaker prime minister until his successor is officially named.
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A caretaker keeps her company throughout the day and makes sure she stays safe.
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She likes Caribbean-style yellow rice, thanks to her live-in Trinidadian caretaker, Muriel.
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She needs help in every aspect, and my dad is her 24/7 caretaker.
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A caretaker directed me down a path toward the very back of the cemetery.
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Bette Davis is her sister and resentful caretaker Blanche, a deranged former child star.
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As the kids' only living relative, April finds herself in a new role: caretaker.
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Instead, the beneficiary was Mark Aber, Rooney's stepson and caretaker in his final days.
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Investors tend to like him, but creative types hope that he is a caretaker.
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Nancy Reagan was his longtime caretaker during his ten year battle with Alzheimer's disease.
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This one is waving goodbye (to its caretaker), but also hello (to its home).
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The basement has a wine cellar and a one-bedroom apartment for a caretaker.
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The president is simply a caretaker of this capability during his term of office.
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Using constitutional powers, Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy could appoint a caretaker administration in Catalonia.
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He passed away at his home Friday, where'd he'd been watched by a caretaker.
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At the very least, the sport would have gotten a czar, not a caretaker.
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If the mask causes breathing difficulties, then the caretaker should wear a mask instead.
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Ms. Pusey is survived by a daughter, Yvonne Palmer, and her caretaker, Yvette Ashton.
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These women sacrifice their jobs, their health, their own well-being to become caretaker.
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"Caniba" promises an eyebrow-raising, intimate look at the man and his caretaker brother.
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His wife, Kelly, became caretaker to her husband along with their two young children.
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A new purpose for himself took shape as the caretaker of de Hory's legacy.
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As long as no new government is formed, he remains in office as caretaker.
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But to date, Pichai has been something like a caretaker at Alphabet and Google.
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The caretaker of Twitch's feed responded excitedly with a perfectly selected "flailing Reaper" GIF.
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Or because Joan's father, her primary caretaker, died while she was still in college.
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" The caretaker "dropped it in the woods on the way back to the residence.
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KM: Chouffe has been a muse for me ever since I've been her caretaker.
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A general strike during the tenure of a caretaker government is unprecedented, experts say.
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One narrative that's coming out is that this guy wanted to be a caretaker.
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BRAZILE: Regardless of what mistakes their parents are making, or their caretaker, these are children.
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Al-Burhan said a caretaker government would be formed to oversee the period before elections.
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"Nanny Dawn," the former caretaker to Ravenel's children, claimed to PEOPLE to be the victim.
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Martell is the sole caretaker for the child after his wife died two years ago.
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The constitution said that a non-partisan caretaker government should supervise elections to guarantee fairness.
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Per the Oregonian, Sheela got a job as a caretaker shortly after moving to Switzerland.
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Abadi is heading a fragile caretaker government, in place until the new government is formed.
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Later in his adolescence, he was molested by an older woman who was a caretaker.
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One convenience of having a nanny is that the caretaker comes directly to the home.
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She is now the caretaker for the second woman who was shot, Enilia Montoya, 73.
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The caretaker had to pry the dog's mouth open to get her off the girl.
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Flames soon shot from the engine, March's caretaker, who was riding with her, told Newsday.
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In the meantime, Pence's deputy chief of staff, Jarrod Agen, has been a caretaker chief.
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Parliament voted 200 to 116 against giving Lofven, currently caretaker prime minister, a new term.
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Shrine custodians generally perform caretaker duties -- keeping the area clean and managing events and rituals.
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Social Democratic leader and caretaker prime minister Lofven welcomed the signals from the Center Party.
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His caretaker cabinet backed on Tuesday a proposal from potential coalition partners the Social Democrats.
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Davies said he hopes to see the caretaker boss formally installed in the coming weeks.
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Those years dwell on the island of All-For-Naught with permanent caretaker Don Mattingly.
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He is leading a caretaker government after two elections, in April and September, ended inconclusively.
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He was a caretaker to his father, worked full time and helped his mother financially.
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Kim broke into the association's offices, changed the locks and declared themselves a caretaker government.
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What we had all underestimated, however, was the dowdy determination of caretaker manager Mike Phelan.
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The caretaker prime minister still has the option to ask the Israeli Parliament for immunity.
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The next government, most likely a caretaker until the next elections, will not provide that.
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She considered suicide, but she thought of her ailing grandmother who needed her as caretaker.
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Ashley is another self-styled caretaker who, in her thirst for attention, only causes harm.
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Before she could ask "what happens next," Mr. Moody stepped into the role of caretaker.
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Pence became more of a Reagan culture warrior, whereas Kaine became a social justice caretaker.
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Amid a deep political stalemate, no government has been formed to replace a caretaker administration.
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Though he was defense secretary for only 21971 months, Mr. Carlucci was not a caretaker.
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Teddy explains that he's the caretaker for his invalid brother, former piano virtuoso Benny Hope.
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Mr. Mattarella will then call early elections or seek the formation of a caretaker government.
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Since then, the left-leaning government has been led by caretaker Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni.
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He asked Renzi to carry on in a caretaker capacity until a solution is found.
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A shy dork, put-upon but hopeful, Kay is the caretaker for her elderly mother.
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A caretaker government led by interim President Jeanine Anez then took control of the country.
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Until a new government is created, Mr. Netanyahu remains prime minister of a caretaker government.
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Service animals are allowed in these shelters, and patients are allowed to bring one caretaker.
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"I was used to being the quintessential caretaker for guys I dated," Dr. Holiday said.
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In 2011, Ms. Bergner had a stroke and Mr. Chamberlain became her full-time caretaker.
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Sketchbook Sara Lautman draws a tribute to the Darling family's loyal pet and caretaker, Nana.
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From the beginning, Dr. Ablow presented himself as an idealized caretaker more than a guide.
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The makeup of any caretaker government until the snap election was also up for discussion.
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With elections scheduled for May, one option is that a caretaker administration continues until then.
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Mr. Solomon quit his job and for the next 20 years served as his family's caretaker.
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Jason has been ruffling feathers since returning to Rosewood to serve as Alison's court-ordered caretaker.
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Hicks, 67, had hired Crawford as a caretaker and allowed the couple to stay with him.
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Italy is under a caretaker government after former Prime Minister Matteo Renzi resigned late last year.
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You don't see a person's feet much – unless you are intimate with them, or a caretaker.
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Shawayne Tavares is a caretaker at the daycare center in Clifton Heights, a suburb of Philadelphia.
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According to Riggs' caretaker, firefighter Christopher Dawkins, the canine is everyone's "favorite person" at the firehouse.
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" Back in July, the Bravo star told PEOPLE that Kluth is "adorable" and a "good caretaker.
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The situation got so out of hand that the caretaker was worried for her own safety.
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Italy could cobble together a technocratic caretaker government, as it has many times in the past.
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A month passed and the caretaker received neither, so he decided to file a police report.
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So even though I'm going into their homes, I have to be a host, a caretaker.
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She would lead a caretaker administration until the country's political parties agree on a new government.
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As vice president, he would likely lead a caretaker government if Rousseff were to be impeached.
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" Fassbender also acknowledged Winslet's tendency to be the caretaker on set, calling her a "born leader.
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But there are indications that caretaker Conte will now struggle to stay in the top job.
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His caretaker kept some files in a folder with a graphic design of feathers on it.
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Betsy died four hours later surrounded by Kelly, her caretaker, her doctor and her massage therapist.
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In 2012, his mother was left paralyzed from a brain hemorrhage and a caretaker moved in.
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Italy's caretaker prime minister, Paolo Gentiloni, was on hand at the forum to mop up congratulations.
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After a two year break, Blakely has had no problem picking up his cub caretaker duties.
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She was raised as a ward of the state, and was viciously raped by her caretaker.
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So what happens when our lover or close friend becomes our primary caretaker or vice versa?
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His caretaker immediately called Elijah's parents, who then rushed to the lake to meet their son.
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Parliament on Tuesday named Bensalah, the upper house chairman for almost 20 years, as caretaker president.
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The refugee, in his 20s, had worked as the building's caretaker, and confessed to her murder.
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Hayek's caretaker Kelly Littlejohn found Mozart, and reported his death to the police on February 19.
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Do you tell your partner they might have to be your de facto caretaker one day?
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Renzi has ruled out — for the moment — staying on as a caretaker, a parliamentary source said.
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Inside one sports arena, a caretaker told us the building was worth more than $14 million.
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So when my grandmother grew older, I did not hesitate to serve as her primary caretaker.
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He said that the cows' caretaker, Woody Hancock, had identified them as being from Cedar Island.
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The minister of defense, for instance, remains as a caretaker even after failing his parliamentary confirmation.
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The caretaker also entered through another door, and the incoming oxygen fed the already mounting blaze.
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Mr. Stocks is the self-appointed caretaker of tossed-out parts of the Statue of Liberty.
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And Mr. Shults's mother, Robyn Fairchild, takes up the surrogate caretaker role that Krisha Fairchild lived.
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No, your discomfort seems rooted in the wage negotiation and relatively small overpayment of the caretaker.
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Electronic musician James Leyland Kirby is giving one of his aliases, The Caretaker, an extended farewell.
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She was such a wonderful, prominent caretaker for my sisters and me when we were kids.
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The announcement came after the caretaker prime minister on Monday declined to be reappointed as premier.
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"It's about protecting a species from nature," said the achoques' main caretaker, Sister Ofelia Morales Francisco.
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A judge must also declare the young person dependent on the court, or appoint a caretaker.
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The animals are used to poke fun at the notion of a bucolic nurturer and caretaker.
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Manne argues that when a woman steps out of her expected role of "caretaker," she's attacked.
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Alneesa is little more than a sketch of an antagonistic caretaker, a modern-day Miss Hannigan.
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The two ministers denied reports they were being lined up as a possible caretaker prime minister.
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His death was confirmed by Shirley Overton, whose husband was Mr. Overton's cousin and longtime caretaker.
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But the boy's caretaker wisely defused the situation, carefully and politely explaining the boy's medical condition.
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Salvador is her main caretaker, which is difficult to manage, he said, given his demanding schedule.
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Ms. Woodbridge is, it would seem, uncommonly suited to her role as the Conference House caretaker.
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Mud relates the tragic journey of Mae from caretaker to murder victim in 17 swift scenes.
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Do you hire somebody that can look after your places or have someone as a caretaker?
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Mr. Mattarella might appoint a caretaker government to remain in power until elections in the spring.
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If Parliament votes in support of his caretaker government, elections would take place in early 2019.
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The vote ended months of political stalemate, during which Mr. Sánchez had led a caretaker administration.
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Lam were allowed by Beijing to step down, Mr. Cheung would become the caretaker chief executive.
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Saturday's victory, under caretaker manager Duncan Ferguson, moved Everton up to 14th place with 17 points.
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Bartholomew works as a caretaker on the property, 10 hours a day, four days a week.
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A resident watchdog named Hunter and the giraffe bonded immediately, Janie Van Heerden, a caretaker, said.
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Hunt said a caretaker initially spotted the fire Thursday following a power flicker in the property.
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"Sometimes, the caretaker resents the fact that they have to do the caretaking," Dr. Miller says.
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Her caretaker tells Cee that her emotionally impoverished childhood reflects her mother's deficiency, not her own.
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Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi's government, now serving in a caretaker capacity, welcomed the court's announcement.
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Michigan's law was challenged by two Detroit women, each the sole caretaker of a young daughter.
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On the morning after the blast, the caretaker rang the bell, just as he always had.
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Kids talk about it all the time -- they have really been the caretaker for their family.
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Limited in power, the caretaker government was unable to take major steps to lower the deficit.
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"Sometimes she falls asleep with her eyes open," said Ally Burguieres, Starfish's caretaker, to a fan.
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One was the caretaker of the other, and they were both elderly and had medical problems.
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Dream job alert: A cat sanctuary on the Greek island of Syros is looking for a caretaker.
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Qamar Javed Bajwa and caretaker prime minister, Nasir-ul-Mulk, visited Bilour&aposs residence to offer condolences.
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After she rings the doorbell, a caretaker answers and catches her off-guard by knowing her name.
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Just to add, once I had my graveyard I built the house along with a creepy caretaker.
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She was a critic, confidante and caretaker for many of the comedians who drifted through the Store.
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During that time, a caretaker government would step in -- most likely headed by Temer, the vice president.
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He will then meet caretaker Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy, who heads the PP, later in the day.
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On top of that, Dad was diagnosed with degenerative disc disease and Mom is his only caretaker.
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If they fail to do so, Mattarella will name a new caretaker government and call early elections.
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Thus, A.R.I.D. is granted access to the suit's networking features, which it uses to disable the Caretaker.
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His caretaker told BuzzFeed News to call a number connected to Lutheran Social Services for more information.
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He spoke after media reports of a possible coup that could install him as a caretaker leader.
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According to Germain's attorney, Gene Libby, Potter made a conscious and independent decision to reward her caretaker.
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Merkel ally Peter Altmaier has taken over the role as finance minister in the current caretaker government.
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"There's a lot of things that go through your head," NeNe, 51, began about being a caretaker.
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There, under a Medicaid waiver program, assessors interviewed beneficiaries and decided how frequently the caretaker should visit.
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Gilbert explains that she stopped writing City of Girls to serve as a "round-the-clock" caretaker.
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The previous administration will stay on in a caretaker function for as long as it is needed.
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Thae's name has been erased as a caretaker on the family tombstone and he has been disowned.
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His father, Max, was a house painter, and his mother, the former Nettie Slavititski, was a caretaker.
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Jennifer brings home $28503 a month, before taxes, from her job as a home caretaker for seniors.
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Uyemura, for example, is the caretaker of the archive of Mike Kanemitsu, an influential artist and educator.
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The government has not commented on the reports, which came hours after Bouteflika named a caretaker cabinet.
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Several explore themes of being a provider, a caretaker, and a cleanup crew—both literally and emotionally.
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Whether there is a gap between the end of the caretaker period and January, I don't know.
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The Punjab government's caretaker law minister, Shaukat Javed, told Reuters his office had not ordered the detentions.
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During that time, Mr. Doubek's mother became ill with breast cancer, and he became her primary caretaker.
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We were not expecting to pay for travel time and were ready to hire a local caretaker.
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The colony's caretaker agrees to feed them twice daily and provide shelter and vet care as necessary.
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And Taraji P. Henson is the nursing home caretaker who raises him when his father abandons him.
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Safe as the device is, it's intended only to be used under the supervision of a caretaker.
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He now leads a caretaker government with limited powers and a second ballot is due in September.
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She portrayed a caretaker who falls in love with her patient in the drama "Dying Young" (1991).
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"We go to the schools to educate the children," Edwin Lusichi, the Wildlife Trust's head caretaker, said.
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Mr. Hariri could end up presiding over a caretaker government ahead of elections planned for next year.
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The 77-year-old prelate will stay on as the archdiocese's caretaker until a successor is appointed.
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The pair's relationship is easy enough, though the grandmother occasionally reminds her caretaker of the pecking order.
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He now leads a caretaker government with limited powers and a second ballot is set for September.
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Gettleman scoffed at the idea that, because of his age, he would be a caretaker general manager.
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For Auriemma, the caretaker of the most dominant women's basketball program in history, this could get old.
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Her home had no windows and I, as her caretaker, was never allowed to move her bed.
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Those lawmakers have resisted trying to unseat the government and install him as a caretaker prime minister.
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Tim has earned back this trust by being both husband and physical caretaker of our ailing relative.
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Doesn't this directly contravene Tim's claim to being a responsible caretaker, an ethical impetus that overrides confidentiality?
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He will remain in office as a caretaker prime minister until a new government is sworn in.
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The Israeli economy has so far weathered two inconclusive elections and a year of successive caretaker governments.
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The protests forced Abdul Mahdi to quit in November, but he has stayed on as a caretaker.
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There is a caretaker government in Iraq right now which complicates the authorities of the Prime Minister.
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Mr. Hariri has continued to govern in a caretaker capacity until a new prime minister is named.
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He was the exact right caretaker of these movies that mean so much to so many people.
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" Shooter's caretaker The family he lived with provided crucial information: Officer: "I just spoke with Nikolas' father.
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HELP WANTED: Stately home seeks caretaker for priceless collection of antiquities, pictures, bronzes and bric-a-brac.
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Sethi was the caretaker chief minister of the vast Punjab province when Sharif won a landslide victory.
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Mortram followed David's struggles with blindness, his reliance on his mother—his sole caretaker, who passed away.
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The Tory party is thus in a more peculiar position than most people imagine: it not only has a caretaker prime minister but also a collection of caretaker cabinet members (such as Boris Johnson, Michael Gove and Liam Fox) who are only being held in place by factional hatred.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Lebanon's Caretaker Foreign Minister Gebran Bassil called on Friday for reinstating Syria into the Arab League.
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Bashir had declared a one-year nationwide state of emergency on Friday and set up a caretaker administration.
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"In order for there to be neglect, the individual must be a 'caretaker' of the individual," Bell wrote.
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When a caretaker sits beside her and hands her a Telenoid, however, she lights up, grinning and laughing.
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Since then, Spain and Mr Rajoy, reduced to an impotent caretaker, have waited for more than 300 days.
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Since then EC VP Andrus Ansip has been the caretaker commissioner for the digital economy and society brief.
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Jefferson was a caretaker Jefferson had recently moved into her ailing mother's home to take care of her.
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He added that momentum appeared to be behind a formation of a caretaker government rather than general elections.
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Mattarella told Conte to continue in a caretaker capacity to handle routine business until a solution is found.
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"There is growing support for a left, multi-party caretaker government," said DZ Bank rates strategist Rene Albrecht.
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She became Marty's caretaker again when he was diagnosed with the cancer that took his life in 2010.
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Garris, a caretaker, told police that Breck said Tunstall was lying about knowing her, the court documents say.
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He presently heads a caretaker government, whose legal authority to annex territory is still undecided by judicial authorities.
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Germain moved into Potter's home as a live-in caretaker after the latter broke a hip in 2012.
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Nor would a proposed new jail be relieved of its role as caretaker of the severely mentally ill.
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"We've asked the president ... to fire the government and appoint a caretaker government in its place," Zubaidi said.
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Just then, Ozzy walks in with Winter (Billie Lourd) who is still Ozzy's caretaker and now Ivy's lover.
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On March 24th the papers were full of rumours about cabinet ministers discussing appointing a caretaker prime minister.
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He stops at a Civil War veterans' cemetery in New Jersey, and kills the cemetery caretaker, William Reese.
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What happens when he returns the Soul Stone to Vormir, where Red Skull has become the Stone's caretaker?
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It's every pet owner's worst nightmare: a trusted caretaker and businessperson mistreating the furry love of your life.
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This week, Washington and the caretaker government in Seoul announced THAAD was up and running, at least partially.
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He called police Wednesday night, KRCR reported, and authorities asked the caretaker to help them capture the teacher.
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Bouchachi had suggested Bouteflika's nomination of a caretaker government was a move to perpetuate the current political system.
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At the end of the video, you'll see the panda looking defeated and a caretaker carrying it away.
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The dead consisted of five patients, a caretaker and a hospital guard, while eight staff members were missing.
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Caretaker prime minister Sanchez needs an absolute majority to form a formal coalition with far-left rivals Podemos.
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Sanchez has been asked to be the caretaker of similarly loaded squads before, and never pulled it off.
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Now, Senate leaders want to try again, after McCain's swing vote is replaced by an unelected, caretaker Senator.
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Pedro Sánchez, the caretaker Socialist prime minister, now faces another round of complicated negotiations to form a government.
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The obvious interim strategy would have been to appoint a caretaker, or a couple of them, until then.
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He is the caretaker of perhaps the best pitching staff in baseball, so these are not inconsequential musings.
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A caretaker (the position traditionally went to a poet or a Divinity School student) lived in the attic. . . .
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He might appoint a caretaker administration of technocrats to manage day-to-day business ahead of the vote.
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Martelly left office in February, and since then Haiti has been in the hands of a caretaker government.
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His presence on a two-story houseboat in Miami Beach was first noticed by its caretaker, Fernando Carreira.
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Since then, Lebanon has navigated a series of political crises with a caretaker cabinet but with no president.
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A caretaker with a northern white rhino at the Ol Pejeta Conservancy, where the last two rhinos live.
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He promised to stay on as a caretaker until October while the Conservative Party chooses a new leader.
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The job listing says the person would be a full-time caretaker and housekeeper and occasional vegan cook.
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Mark did a monologue at the performance, and referred to his role as a guide and a caretaker.
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Hudson insists, a few scenes before she reveals herself to be the primary caretaker of Sherlock's emotional psyche.
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He said he has developed a rapport with many residents and views himself as a caretaker of sorts.
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Nirrim's caretaker constantly gaslights and abuses her, yet Nirrim persists in loving her and excusing all her faults.
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If they fail to do so, Mattarella is expected to name a caretaker government and call early elections.
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"Nothing has changed," said Miwa Ishimori, 46, a caretaker in a nursing home in Saitama Prefecture outside Tokyo.
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What started out as a single room for the caretaker to stay in eventually grew a second floor.
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Collins was originally thought to be a caretaker who would be replaced once the team returned to contention.
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Caretaker finance minister Ali Hassan Khalil said on Thursday the government was on the brink of being formed.
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"Zacharia, the head caretaker for Fatu and Najin, told me he barely slept the night before," Mott said.
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With the help of the hotel's caretaker, guests can feed and interact with the tortoises and the horses.
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Hunt told CNN that a caretaker noticed the fire on Thursday after a power flicker at the park.
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Caretaker Home Minister Agha Umar Bungalzai told The Associated Press another 300 people were wounded in Friday's bombing.
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As caretaker leader, Bensalah is not eligible to put his name forward for candidacy in the upcoming elections.
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And, if Dayton decides to pick a caretaker to hold the seat, one option could be Lt. Gov.
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A caretaker had taken the girl to a hospital before police responded to a call about the assaults.
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Mostly a coach, caretaker and community liaison for the small-time team, he was also its backup goalkeeper.
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Other chants targeted caretaker Foreign Minister Gebran Bassil, a major ally of the militant and political group Hezbollah.
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She enjoyed a "wonderful life," her caretaker and granddaughter, Veronica Edwards told CNN from their metro Atlanta home.
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But some diplomats question whether he would have the authority to trigger Article 50 talks as a caretaker premier.
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The Department of Defense's website features its caretaker leader, Deputy Secretary of Defense Bob Work, as its highest official.
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" Jackson then admits in a separate interview: "I feel like I'm her caretaker because she's fragile physically and emotionally.
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And if Kyl were to leave before November 2020, Ducey would have to name another caretaker for the seat.
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Caretaker Home Minister Agha Umar Bungalzai told The Associated Press another 120 people were wounded in Friday&aposs bombing.
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Barcelona watch the players leave at a young age and, all being well, they develop at a caretaker club.
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However, he will stay on as caretaker until a new government can be formed, which might take a while.
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The two are married: he is a famed poet, while she is a loving caretaker and live-in muse.
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The cabinet manual says that, during an election campaign, no big decisions should be taken by a caretaker government.
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The fourth killing, of a caretaker in a New Jersey cemetery, appeared to be a random crime of opportunity.
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However, should a caretaker administration be put in place by Mattarella, a draft reforming electoral law would be expected.
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But it could effectively be overturned under the new caretaker government or by a ruling from the Constitutional Court.
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A caretaker of the adjacent property tells PEOPLE that he hasn't seen anyone tending to the memorial in months.
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The caretaker government saw growth this year at 2.5 percent, slightly lower than its previous forecast of 2.9 percent.
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She gets up every day, she stays strong, she's a caretaker for her family and people that love her.
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In early March, a caretaker at a cemetery in Carrollton noticed that a flower pot was out of place.
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The 67-year-old Hicks had hired Crawford as a caretaker and allowed the couple to stay with him.
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Clarke plays Louisa, the hired caretaker of Claflin's grumpy William, who has been permanently disabled due to an accident.
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Vote counting could take a week or more, and the coalition will rule under caretaker provisions in the interim.
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Political sources said that might be a signal that Bouteflika could resign, as a caretaker president cannot name cabinets.
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"It's inspiring to see all the different roles [women] play on a daily basis: mother, breadwinner, caretaker," she says.
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I'm not a nurturer by nature, and yet I seem to constantly find myself in the role of caretaker.
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I take this as him being thoughtful: making sure I'm O.K. with being the primary caretaker and designated driver.
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We see him shoot a cemetery caretaker in Pennsylvania just so that he can steal his red pickup truck.
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"You're basically a caretaker, you're not expected to take initiative or be bold because you'll get criticized," he said.
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He called instead for a caretaker government to be installed with the support of parties across the political spectrum.
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But after a landslide victory in 2008, the League changed the constitution to get rid of the caretaker arrangement.
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He was a caretaker for his father, who is battling cancer, worked full time and helped his mother financially.
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Or is she a transitional figure, monitoring the boundary between private and public, past and present: a "poet-caretaker"?
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That's because there is no Spanish government — or more precisely, there's only a caretaker government with tightly limited powers.
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The call and the crash The phone rang and I saw it was the caretaker of my two children.
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Pushing the cart down the streets of Jamaica, Queens, Mr. Lockett sold snacks to provide money for his caretaker.
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" He added that Khalilzad perhaps was trying to create "a caretaker government of which he would then become viceroy.
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A school alarm alerted a caretaker, who called the police, according to NT News, which covers the Northern Territory.
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A caretaker who arrived after the fire started was treated for smoke inhalation but was not hospitalized, they said.
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A building caretaker saw the bloodied first-floor apartment through a window while taking out garbage and called 911.
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Political sources said that might be a signal that Bouteflika could resign, as a caretaker president cannot name Cabinets.
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TMZ broke the story ... Demi was out of town when her caretaker threw a party for a small group.
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When he was released, Ms. Sorrendino became Mr. Brenner's caretaker, and Mr. Brenner's outlook on marriage began to soften.
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The publisher said all the works were authorized, and the caretaker did not respond to a request for comment.
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With the emergency measures taken over the weekend, Mr. Rajoy opted not to appoint a caretaker leader of Catalonia.
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One of her first jobs in fourth grade was as a caretaker for her 93-year-old Aunt Hilda.
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A caretaker at the home had called the authorities, apparently after Mr. Reynolds experienced chest pains, the spokeswoman said.
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We're told the tiger's caretaker mentioned the Bengal would be switched into another clean cage for the wedding ceremony.
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A 17th-century home in New Jersey needs a new caretaker, and one who has $2.9 million to spend.
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He was the theater's manager, technician, and, ultimately, its caretaker, and he lived in an apartment in the theater.
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It's different than a mother or father, but it is nonetheless separation from a caretaker and from blood relatives.
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He was "such a good caretaker of me at this huge moment of segue in my career," she said.
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Have a caretaker ready to whisk your child out of the office if things go south, Williams Yost said.
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A. I agree that Connor's caretaker, Diane Craglow, handled a frightening situation with calm, grace, efficiency and good humor.
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That may depend on who is in charge; Serbia has only a caretaker manager, Mladen Krstajic, at the moment.
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If they have not sealed a deal by then, Mattarella will name a caretaker government and call early elections.
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ICE agents told Cynthia she could go home, she said, because she's caretaker to her 12-year-old daughter.
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Coleman signed herself up for counseling and began working in a restaurant and as a caretaker for the elderly.
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LEBANON PLAYED NO OFFICIAL ROLE IN THE EXIT OF CARLOS GHOSN FROM JAPAN -CARETAKER DEFENCE MINISTER TO BROADCASTER MTV
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Plus, we completely depleted our savings while I was recovering and he had to be my full time caretaker.
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The boy's caretaker repeatedly kicked the coyote until it ran away, Chicago Police Officer Ana Pacheco confirmed to CNN.
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Here he appears with his caretaker, his brother, in what the directors call "a fresco about flesh and desire."
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I've learned I'm more of a caretaker than I thought I'd be, and to be giving without being resentful.
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Its caretaker leader Vito Crimi said on Monday the party must stick together and continue to support the government.
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"I think the way the situation arose, it seems like he's more in position as a caretaker," said Epstein.
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Last week, its caretaker government summoned Turkey's envoy to Sofia and also recalled its ambassador to Turkey for consultations.
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The immediate question is whether the president, usually a ceremonial figure, would form a caretaker government staffed with technocrats.
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Benesova had previously served in a caretaker cabinet in 2013, appointed by President Milos Zeman, who has backed Babis.
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God's Little People Cat Rescue on the Greek Island of Syros is looking to hire a live-in caretaker.
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Those factions must select a successor to Mr Abdul-Mahdi (who may be kept on temporarily as a caretaker).
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The dining room is overseen by Emmeline Zhao, who has the twin titles of general manager and panda caretaker.
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Mr. Soros was not home when the device was discovered by a caretaker, another one of the officials said.
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Monday in response to a call from the caretaker about a suspicious package, according to a police department statement.
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The caretaker government has accused three of them of sedition and electoral fraud and issued warrants for their arrests.
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You should also stipulate who is the primary financial owner of the dog and who is the main caretaker.
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Ennahar reported earlier that a new cabinet will be a caretaker government with Noureddine Bedoui remaining as prime minister.
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Another is Maduro willingly hands the country over to Guaidó as a caretaker while he calls for new elections.
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In court documents obtained by The Blast, Brown responded to the claims made by her kids' former caretaker, Russell Updegraff.
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Bangladesh's ruling Awami League party on Wednesday rejected an opposition party's demand for a caretaker government ahead of the election.
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A caretaker government would likely take over, and another election could be held in the next six to nine months.
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Esper, in return, gave the caretaker a blanket for the horse which is used by the U.S. Army Old Guard.
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A caretaker sleeping over that night found him and called an ambulance, and Pony woke up when the paramedics arrived.
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Most of the time, an interim or caretaker CEO is named while a formal search ensues for the new leader.
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Raelle Schoenrock, Dozer's caretaker at Kismet Creek Farm, met the steer thanks to a compassionate animal lover named Rebecca Hanuschuk.
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Austria's president must now nominate a new chancellor to put together a caretaker government able to last until the election.
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But constitutional experts say that passing budgets is outside the powers of a caretaker government, so this is highly unlikely.
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The neighbor says Krajnyak was her mother&aposs caretaker and describes the husband as a massage therapist and nice man.
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This helps reverse the child's role from a patient to a caretaker, giving them control of their mood and experience.
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During the impasse, a "caretaker" coalition presided over the country, money still flowed to agencies and the government remained functional.
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"They say I am disrespecting her," says Gasby, who is his wife's main caretaker along with his daughter Dana, 32.
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One source said a caretaker had contacted the police after freeing herself after being bound and gagged by the suspect.
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The much more likely outcome would be a caretaker government to oversee a restricted mandate until an election is held.
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According to WBIR, Vanmeter's caretaker claimed she was cognitively disabled and had the mental capacity of a 13-year-old.
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And once Munchausen is diagnosed, he says, doctors may be able to treat any underlying illness the caretaker may have.
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"[She] can't be left alone for a minute," he tells PEOPLE, adding that Randy was a "loving and caring" caretaker.
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According to the Associated Press, the caretaker went to work without dropping the child off at day care as usual.
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According to Stowers, since leaving SUR, she's been working as the live-in caretaker of a 95-year-old woman.
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Caretaker Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte had said on Sunday an estimated 70 percent of buildings were damaged or destroyed.
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A caretaker government is needed to oversee the process of creating a more open system, starting with a national conference.
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To hear him tell it, though, he is merely the caretaker of one of the great wonders of the world.
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With women often thrust into the role of caretaker, the deluge of obligations—to themselves and others—often proved overwhelming.
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Lynn began parenting their two daughters mostly alone and, in some ways, became a caretaker to her husband as well.
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The cabin's caretaker told police they were there and helped them come up with a plan to draw Cummins out.
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He serves as the breadwinner for his family and the primary caretaker for his wife, Flora, who has multiple sclerosis.
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In her long life, Koko mastered over 1,000 American Sign Language signs taught to her by her caretaker, reports BBC.
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But have your résumé ready and give the family some warning if they suddenly have to find their seventh caretaker.
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Parent, 18, was only at Tate's home that night to visit another teenager who was staying there as a caretaker.
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Seeking to restore order, Schulz resigned with immediate effect on Tuesday and party leaders installed Scholz as caretaker SPD chairman.
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Hezbollah is part of Lebanon's caretaker government and is expected to be included in any new coalition formed by Hariri.
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The reversal comes two days after elections weakened Pedro Sánchez, the caretaker Socialist prime minister, and strengthened the far right.
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Corbyn, leader of the main opposition Labour Party, wants a caretaker government with himself as head, and then an election.
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Even so, she was hopeful that I would fulfill my obligations to her and to our pets as a caretaker.
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You know, just a glance at a day in the life of our child president and his caretaker Steve Bannon.
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This criticism cut to the heart of Hezbollah's carefully-crafted image as the caretaker of the traditionally downtrodden Shiite community.
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Pedro Sánchez, the caretaker Socialist prime minister, had hoped the national vote would enable him to finally form a government.
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K. must pay," and the caretaker Chancellor Angela Merkel assures them that will happen "if we know what we want.
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Bradford was also the caretaker for his father, who is battling cancer, worked full time and helped his mother financially.
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The main opposition Labour Party's leader, Jeremy Corbyn, wants a caretaker government with himself as head, and then an election.
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For now, though, the policy is on hold, with a caretaker government running Pakistan ahead of the July 25 election.
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The avidity with which their debuts will be watched suggests one conclusion: The era of the brand caretaker is over.
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As the leader of the largest opposition party, Jeremy Corbyn would then be best placed to lead this caretaker government.
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He stayed in office in a caretaker capacity until a February 2009 election brought right-winger Benjamin Netanyahu to power.
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Italian President Sergio Mattarella has given both parties 24 hours to reach a deal before he appoints a caretaker cabinet.
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A committee formed by Hassan Askari Rizvi, caretaker Chief Minister of Punjab, is currently investigating the cause behind the sinkholes.
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Caretaker Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni had numerous "international" contacts on Thursday, including with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, the statement said.
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Kraig had been the sole caretaker on the day of the child's death in August 2016, Multnomah County prosecutors said.
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He allegedly showed up to Lila's custodian's house and took her away despite plead of her caretaker, the affidavit states.
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Chris Christie (R) appointed a caretaker in state Attorney General Jeff Chiesa to fill the seat of the late Sen.
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He is joined there by his family, a Native American caretaker and his childhood friend (and eventual secret lover), Billy.
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"There is a huge group of Muslims that are not Tatars," said Dzemil Gembicki, caretaker of the mosque in Kruszyniany.
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Sometimes, people don't want to fuck their long-term partner they're often a caretaker to and just want something uncomplicated.
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She was a live-in caretaker for an elderly woman, and she ended up having a romance with the gardener.
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Ms. Rasmusson, 34, works part time as a marketing consultant and is the primary caretaker for their three young children.
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It is mostly a conduit for congressional appropriations and a caretaker for a patch quilt of existing anti-poverty programs.
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It is run by Anne-Marie Schneider, a children's caretaker for most of the year, and her husband, Marcel Schneider.
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If he did, he wouldn't draw you — his employee and the loving caretaker of his children — into his vapid treachery.
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Congo desperately needs a technocratic caretaker government to reorient the government while overseeing the holding of free and fair elections.
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Last month, the Office for People With Developmental Disabilities informed Ms. Jimenez that she was eligible to hire a caretaker.
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He also lived in Mississippi with his grandmother, a more stable caretaker; she died before he went to high school.
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It's best that you clean the room you're quarantined in yourself rather than having a caretaker do it for you.
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But instead of always being the caretaker, it's time to dip your anxious toes into the kiddie pool of selfishness.
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What about the old woman, who would appear to be Tom's invalid mother, for whom Rachel is the designated caretaker?
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Bahije Mounia, a 42-year-old caretaker from a nearby town who wore a surgical mask, turned right back around.
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So Mr. Shadaab devoted himself to his mother, taking on a caretaker role while earning sky-high marks in school.
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Caretaker Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi said it would be Iraq's only "way out" of the escalating Iran-US war.
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As a result of the stalemate for the past year, Israel has been run by caretaker governments with limited power.
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Bosnia's central government or Council of Ministers has been working in a caretaker capacity since a general election last year.
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ANO's current one-party cabinet lost a vote of confidence in January and has since served in a caretaker capacity.
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This would enhance the legitimacy of the Hariri-led caretaker government if a new cabinet was delayed, the source said.
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Babis's current one-party cabinet has ruled in a caretaker capacity since it lost a parliamentary confidence vote in January.
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But it would also leave him in his current role of caretaker prime minister, with any new vote months away.
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The PD, to which caretaker Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni belongs, has ruled out forming a coalition with Berlusconi's center right.
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Smith, who some observers had speculated would be a caretaker, had said she plans to run in the 2018 election.
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So, too, was Jim Solbakken, the agent of the man responsible for the transformation: Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, United's caretaker manager.
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The country is being led by a caretaker government with a minority in Parliament at least until elections in May.
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Some experts have suggested that veteran conservative and former finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble could step in as a caretaker leader.
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Carl Koppelman: I started back in 2009 when I became a caretaker for my mother, who was ill at the time.
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"Our caretaker has worked in the school for over 30 years he recalls many stories of 'paranormal activity,'" Wolfe told Unilad.
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" (He doesn't have an issue with Washington, at least.) On page 133, Unger calls Adams, Jefferson, and Madison "mere caretaker presidents.
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South Korean Prime Minister Hwang Kyo-ahn has assumed presidential authority as caretaker pending a top court ruling on the impeachment.
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The Jatiya Oikyafront, the 20-party opposition alliance, wants a caretaker government to take over in the weeks ahead of polls.
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Abadi, who is seeking a second term in office, is heading a fragile caretaker government until a new one is formed.
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There is a possibility of a grand coalition of the shrinking Socialist Party and the caretaker center-right Partido Popular (PP).
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The outgoing prime minister was initially reported to be toying with the idea of heading a short-lived caretaker government himself.
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Parliament could also boot out the prime minister and install a caretaker government, though it cannot agree who should take over.
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A caretaker president has governed the country since the last duly elected president, Michel Martelly, stepped down in February this year.
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If not, he will call a fresh election and decide whether a technocratic and caretaker government should be put in place.
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The same way he does... He looks at his dad right now and his dad is being a caretaker for him.
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Instead, Mr Mattarella is expected to speak with representatives of Italy's political parties to float the idea of a caretaker government.
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Since Mr. Huang's wife died from colon cancer two years ago, it is now just him, his mother and her caretaker.
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She asked the court's to remain "sole caretaker" of their daughter and also requested child support, according to the Chicago Tribune.
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Spain is a special case; its caretaker government will continue to have a virtual dispensation from the euro area budgetary compliance.
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The government, headed by Prime Minister Sherif Ismail, will stay on in a caretaker capacity until the new one is appointed.
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A recovering alcoholic writer accepts the position as winter caretaker of the isolated Overlook Hotel, which sits in the Colorado Rockies.
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The alliance of opposition parties had asked for a caretaker government to take over in the weeks heading into the elections.
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If Mr Sánchez fails again in a second vote planned for March 4th, the caretaker government will probably call new elections.
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Were Temer to be found guilty, Congress would appoint a caretaker president to serve out his term, which ends on Jan.
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Kenny would then have to resign and remain in place as caretaker premier until he or a replacement is voted in.
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Last week, the Government of National Accord (GNA) appointed a five-member caretaker committee to run the Libyan Investment Authority (LIA).
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TMZ broke the story ... Richards behavior was strange enough that his longtime nanny and caretaker felt she needed to call 911.
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"Her caretaker was abusing her," Bita Mehrjou, a New York-based nurse assisting with relief efforts in Puerto Rico, said Thursday.
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In many cases, people become homeless or incarcerated; our prison system has become the nation's largest caretaker of the mentally ill.
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Tajikistan's banking regulator suspended the management of major lender Tojiksodirotbank and its smaller competitor Tajprombank in May, appointing caretaker administrations there.
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Deem assumed the position of caretaker last November, when other family members couldn't afford to take off from work any longer.
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Pellegrini said he hoped to find "within days" a replacement for Drucker who will in turn pick a caretaker police chief.
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Then 29, he was a new father and the primary caretaker of his daughter, and trying to leave criminal life behind.
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The country has plunged into constitutional crisis: All the top officials who could legally form a caretaker government have resigned. 7.
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According to Jon Kay, reporter for BBC News, the school's caretaker saw the painting as vandalism and wanted to remove it.
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"He was going through a terrible depression and wanted to kill himself," his full-time caretaker, Maureen Laffey, told The Post.
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Meanwhile, former IMF official Carlo Cottarelli has been appointed to oversee a temporary caretaker government until the new elections are held.
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Jeremy Corbyn calls on opponents to make him caretaker Prime Minster for a "time-limited" period in order to stop Brexit.
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If those conditions are met, a caretaker government will be appointed, followed three months later by elections, most likely in December.
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More than two months after inconclusive national elections, the government headed by Socialist leader Pedro Sanchez is still in caretaker mode.
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Wayne Shaw, the 46-year-old reserve keeper/goalkeeper coach/stadium caretaker of Sutton United, officially submitted his resignation on Tuesday.
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The bill would remove disincentives to donation by paying living kidney donors for lost wages, travel, child care, and caretaker expenses.
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Danny's caretaker warned that he might fling the $7003,500 device across the room in frustration, but Sahin handed it over, undeterred.
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But it also flips the director's relationship with the work, turning the artist and storyteller into a star's personal image caretaker.
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Kurz ended their coalition and now heads a caretaker government that he hopes to use as a springboard to re-election.
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It comes while Netanyahu is serving as Israel's caretaker prime minister after he failed to cobble together a government last month.
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It seems likely that any successor was in for a very difficult time, excepting possibly a seasoned caretaker or a visionary.
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He toured the town and met its current caretaker, Robert Desmarais, who will continue to live there as they restore buildings.
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"Germany is still pretty stable and a caretaker government can make decisions," said Christoph von Marschall of Der Tagesspiegel, a daily.
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As a caretaker leader, she would be unable to make any new commitments to limit migration from North Africa, for instance.
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One of the three bedrooms, she said, can be converted into an apartment if she needs a caretaker to move in.
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Our source at the scene tells us the caretaker said the tiger would be leaving around 6 PM after the festivities.
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In spring 2017, Apex learned about the nest from the island's caretaker, according to documents Apex filed later with the state.
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Moving to Moscow to continue his training, Mr. Zvyagintsev worked for three years as a dvornik, a kind of building caretaker.
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He can't shop on his own, and his caretaker can't spend her life going to specialty pharmacies and medical supply stores.
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In recent years, Mr. Sanabria was the caretaker for Mr. Conde, who for decades had run a bar on Brook Avenue.
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Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... a caretaker for Soulja Boy's Agoura Hills home called police Monday night to report a burglary.
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The wedding ceremony at the synagogue was the first since 17953, according to Mariann Frank, a caretaker of the historical site.
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And that is how, in May 2007, Bob Bradley went from caretaker manager to coach of the United States national team.
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The handling of the issue by Spain's caretaker Socialist government drew criticism at home during a special parliamentary session on Thursday.
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Shunelle Washington, another resident of the apartments, spent much of her life with her grandmother, Phyllis Jeffrey, as her main caretaker.
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Spain and Belgium, which are currently run by caretaker governments, could not submit complete budgets and were asked to update them.
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Netanyahu, Israel's longest serving leader and in power since 2009, presently heads a caretaker government after two inconclusive elections this year.
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Spain has had a succession of minority or caretaker governments over the past three years, meaning structural reforms have been delayed.
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In a further complication, Lieberman has rejected any alliance that includes ultra-Orthodox Jewish parties - members of Netanyahu's current caretaker government.
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That was apparently enough to satisfy the president, who preferred an elected government to a caretaker alternative he had in reserve.
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He said he hoped the parties could reach an agreement by the end of December, when his caretaker government would expire.
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Mr. Mattarella has turned to a former International Monetary Fund official to be a caretaker prime minister and form a government.
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He's also hooking up on the sly with Vija (Bongile Mantsai), another male caretaker with a wife and children back home.
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The owner, Claudio Sodi (Bosco Sodi's younger brother) had messaged me that his caretaker, Juan, would be there to meet me.
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He will assume the role in a caretaker capacity if, as expected, no party leader secures a majority to replace him.
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A recovering alcoholic writer accepts a position as winter caretaker of the isolated Overlook Hotel, which sits in the Colorado Rockies.
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"Iraqi priorities and the US are increasingly at odds," caretaker Prime Minister Adil Abdul Mahdi said during his address to parliament.
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Google has grown up, like the rest of the industry, and it needs a wise caretaker more than a boy genius.
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Still, some hoped he might serve as a decent caretaker after Ghosn was arrested, accused of financial misconduct by Japanese prosecutors.
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Imagining a final version that could turn Walker into a caretaker for the elderly or disabled makes the proposition even more appealing.
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Ioustinos has been assigned the lifelong position of caretaker of Jacob's Well, an ancient watering hole with connections to several biblical stories.
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With Austria now run by a caretaker government of civil servants until a parliamentary election widely expected to be held on Sept.
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No party managed to get a majority, leaving Abadi in control of a caretaker government while still angling to retain his position.
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A caretaker government might be installed with a limited mandate to draw up a new electoral law covering both houses of parliament.
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It is about a penguin at a California zoo whose caretaker makes the animal a wet suit because it is missing feathers.
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Joel, who is the sweetest most endearing loving man, has been quite the overbearing Jewish mother of a caretaker I have needed.
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Margaret Beckett, previously a caretaker leader of the party, said that she nominated him "so that the left would have some representation".
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In the meantime, however, Mr. Hariri and other politicians whom the protesters have targeted will continue to serve in a caretaker government.
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A caretaker government will take office before elections in September, in which Mr Kurz will hope to resume where he left off.
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The revised bequest named the caretaker as the sole beneficiary of Potter's entire estate, depriving PMA of a donation worth $3.3 million.
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Michel Aoun began the consultations on Thursday by meeting caretaker Prime Minister Saad Hariri, who is widely expected to keep the post.
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Analysts say that Italian President Sergio Mattarella will likely appoint a caretaker government and that early elections could be held next year.
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It's written as an ode to her mother, who stepped into the role of caretaker when her grandmother became ill with dementia.
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So when doctors told Cook she needed 24-hour at-home care this year, Salvatore stepped up to be her primary caretaker.
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Gentiloni will remain as a caretaker prime minister until a new government is formed, helping to guarantee political stability in the interim.
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The arrest of Cummins, 210, and the recovery of the 212-year-old girl came Thursday after the cabin's caretaker alerted authorities.
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He said he offered Cummins work -- moving rocks -- and a place to stay: a small cabin for which Barry was the caretaker.
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As previously reported, the caretaker of the cabin, Griffin Barry, said that he had encountered the two outside a gas station nearby.
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A dog which seriously injured a caretaker will be euthanized and new homes will be found for the remainder of the animals.
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Babis has served as prime minister in a caretaker capacity since his first, one-party cabinet lost a confidence vote in January.
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Authorities say that for years, Coniglio allegedly posed as the man's caretaker and trained him to waive his rights in different situations.
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That meant the nascent Trump administration was dealing with a caretaker president, not someone with a clear mandate to make policy decisions.
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Therefore, the interim government should be a caretaker government, not acting like an elected government that just won a landslide political mandate.
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To renew his grip on the public finances, Mr Rajoy must shed the caretaker status to which he was relegated in December.
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His role wasn't to be a caretaker; it was to be cared for (my mother called this the "tyranny of the weak").
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In February the same court awarded compensation to a former caretaker of the prime minister's official residence, Meni Naftali, on similar grounds.
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At 77, she is the sole caretaker for her elderly husband Pedro and her adult son Dafner, both of whom are disabled.
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It may be almost as long until Labour has a new chief, and even then he or she may be a caretaker.
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The cabinet they put together will have a caretaker role and is not expected to take particularly far-reaching or controversial decisions.
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At the same time, Mariano Rajoy, the caretaker conservative prime minister, and Mr. Sánchez have failed to discuss forming their own coalition.
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The next day, in Madrid, he will have lunch with King Felipe VI and meet with Spain's caretaker prime minister, Mariano Rajoy.
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She didn't have long: The caretaker, Pursglove suspected, was loyal to her husband and would soon alert him that she was there.
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This has raised the prospect of a caretaker government to lead the country into yet another round of elections later this year.
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Blocked by the Socialists from forming a government, he stayed on as a caretaker, unable to pass a budget or much else.
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For the first time in Spain's four decades as a modern democracy, this country of 2370 million people has a caretaker government.
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Bookkeeping is minimal, partly because another brother of Mr. Wesa's, who is the library's caretaker, Atta Muhammad, has only very basic literacy.
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"I'm not going to apologize for being [a caretaker], but I went to college for a degree in criminal justice," Hunt continued.
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Babis's current one-party cabinet failed to win a confidence vote in January but has since lingered on in a caretaker capacity.
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"We are working as a caretaker government to prepare for elections next year," said Namal Rajapaksa, Mr. Rajapaksa's son and a parliamentarian.
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Multiple Republican officials said Mr. Bryant was likely to pick somebody who would run for the seat in November, avoiding a caretaker.
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Instead, right now he's essentially a caretaker on the Sacramento Kings, being paid to ingrain beneficial habits inside the team's young core.
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Mr. Fallon had been talked of a potential caretaker leader, while Mr. Johnson's latest misstep error has focused attention on his competence.
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At the moment, I earn more than my husband, so we've decided to have him be the twins' main caretaker for now.
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He left the house, which has seven bedrooms, six full bathrooms and two half-bathrooms, in the hands of a single caretaker.
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Now, at the age of 81, as Walter began the agonizing descent into senility, Richard's role in his life shifted toward caretaker.
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If they fail to strike a deal, he is expected to name a caretaker government and call elections as early as October.
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Maldonado said she's personally had to deal with the layers of trauma caused by both being victim and a caretaker of others.
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She still enjoys the large common garden outside her apartment, and needs my mother-in-law, who is her caretaker, close by.
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Karen is indefatigable and largehearted, a caretaker who cooks for family, seminarians, parishioners and workers alike, and frets over their collective health.
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Though former Prime Minister Saad Hariri stepped down on October 29 last year, he had remained in a caretaker role until now.
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In July caretaker Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi promised billions of dollars to upgrade Basra's services after an earlier outbreak of protests.
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There, her only friends were a soldier-cum-caretaker and a girl with whom she created a comforting but dangerous fantasy world.
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Last month, ASWJ leader Muhammad Ahmed Ludhianvi's name was removed by a caretaker government from Pakistan's terrorism watchlist, cementing his own candidacy.
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It took eight months before Olmert was indicted, and he remained as head of a caretaker government until early elections were called.
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Mr. Mattarella threatened to form a caretaker government, which triggered the formation of an alliance between the Five Star and League parties.
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A year-long political stalemate has made it difficult to take proper fiscal steps since the caretaker governments are limited in power.
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They fear that caretaker leader Vito Crimi, a low profile senator, may struggle to impose discipline on an increasingly anarchic parliamentary group.
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Abdul Mahdi resigned as prime minister in November under pressure from street protests, but has remained in office in a caretaker capacity.
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When the school caretaker needs help sweeping up leaves, Fadi, Ahmed and Mahmoud, the Syrian fathers, are among the first to volunteer.
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CC's caretaker, Duane Kramer, helped spawn her in a lab and his wife, Shirley, adopted the cute critter shortly after her birth.
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That's why I loved this painting so much, because Marshall is a caretaker of history and of the sacrifices of these martyrs.
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SIX SWISS EXCHANGE CEO SAYS HOPES THAT FACT THAT SPAIN HAS CURRENTLY A CARETAKER GOVERNMENT WILL NOT AFFECT THE DEAL WITH BME
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United States complaint: In the living room, one federal agent pointed a machine gun at Marisleysis Gonzalez's [Elián's cousin and caretaker] chest.
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But Morales supporters have since ramped up protests, calling for caretaker President Jeanine Anez to step down and for Morales to return.
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Prime Minister Adel Abdul Mahdi resigned last month under pressure from the streets but has remained in office in a caretaker capacity.
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Lucas Papademos, who was a caretaker prime minister for six months in late 2011 to mid-2012, is now recovering in hospital.
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But down the gravel road from Ms. Murphy's cabin, a man outside a ranch house identified himself as the river property's caretaker.
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Italy's caretaker Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni ruled out forming a coalition with Silvio Berlusconi's center-right bloc after the forthcoming Italian election.
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Never mind that the Grandmaster holding people captive and forcing them to fight to the death – he fancies himself a benevolent caretaker.
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Iraq's disarray would deepen if Abdul Mahdi also abandons his role as caretaker on Monday, which he has previously threatened to do.
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"The caretaker went out to collect the mail and didn't make it back to the residence," a senior law enforcement official said.
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Her critics say these measures go well beyond her self-professed mission as a caretaker to oversee new elections early next year.
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How a sprawling Brooklyn co-op, an enclave of progressive good will, fell out over a free apartment and a beloved caretaker.
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"Since coming in as caretaker manager in December, the results Ole has delivered speak for themselves," Woodward said in confirming the appointment.
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In one, I was the reluctant caretaker of seven seriously ill puppies, all of us trapped in a shoebox-sized studio together.
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My husband took some time off work to become the primary caretaker for our daughter and primary owner of all things household related.
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In the early days, Makaia would live in the wallaby's pouch until he grew too big and was taken in by a caretaker.
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Kerber, like a number before her, may yet be remembered as another caretaker for the ranking before its return to its rightful owner.
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It doesn't shy away from difficult and complex topics, from Ryan's co-dependence on his mother to the toll of being a caretaker.
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Authorities said the victim did not initially file a police report because the caretaker promised to get him treatment and pay him compensation.
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Slovenia is now proposing to name an independent caretaker for NLB in exchange for getting the Commission's approval to delay the bank's privatisation.
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Without an agreement on a new coalition, Mattarella is likely name a caretaker government to run the country up to a new vote.
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But at least once during the year, when my partner's work schedule becomes more demanding, I step in as our daughter's sole caretaker.
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He has since become her full-time caretaker at their East Hampton home, where Lerner also stays when she is visiting from Manhattan.
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Ali Abdul Karim, the Syrian ambassador to Lebanon, delivered a letter from Mualem to Bassil, foreign minister in Lebanon's caretaker government, on Monday.
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Until a new government is chosen Sipila, whose Centre Party won 13.8 percent on Sunday, will remain as head of a caretaker cabinet.
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The film follows Cleo (Aparicio) a housekeeper and caretaker who struggles through personal issues while taking care of the family she works for.
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From caretaker to alleged victim to suspect Derion Vence, the ex-fiance of Maleah's mother, was taking care of Maleah on May 3.
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Immigration officers separated the man, who The Guardian identified as José, from his cousin who served as his primary caretaker in El Salvador.
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Michel is currently heading a caretaker administration in Belgium after an inconclusive election in May, with talks on forming a new government continuing.
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However, according to the Associated Press, Doze said there was some uncertainty about who her caretaker was while her mother was visiting family.
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Abadi, who is seeking a second term in office, is heading a fragile caretaker government, in place until a new administration is formed.
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His caretaker finds him curled up in front of a small stove where he keeps nice and toasty, away from the icy weather.
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Inside, the caretaker, Salim al-Rifai, 85, watched over a small shrine that, according to legend, contains the head of John the Baptist.
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A local pastor introduced them to Lila Thorlakson, a daughter of one of the Omar families and the volunteer caretaker for the mosque.
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Isabela Moner plays Izabella with a "Z," a 14-year-old autobot caretaker who wants you to know that girls can be tough.
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It's assumed that the mother is the one that is going to be the primary caretaker and needs the most information and support.
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In the afternoon, as testimony resumed after Judge Cowan's statements about dismissal, Ms. Herzer's legal team shifted gears by calling a Redstone caretaker.
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The events across three acts (and as many hours of playing time) leave open for reappraisal just who is the caretaker of whom.
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The school's phone system, the one used across the district, allowed only one parent to be listed as the caretaker for each child.
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In the eyes of much of the world, Emily would always be the default caretaker, no matter who was on the robocall list.
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A summer camp caretaker with serious burns from a prank gone wrong becomes a gardening shears-wielding serial killer in this horror movie.
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Organizers say they will premiere a classic Somali musical extravaganza titled "Caretaker Government", though precise details of the production are still under wraps.
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The announcement marks a stunning turn of events for the man who had been the caretaker and champion of Trump's populist campaign message.
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She woke up that day in a two-parent household but had gone to sleep as the single caretaker of two little girls.
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Nathan Peterman is more a caretaker than a game-breaker for Pitt, while Duke and NC State have already tripped over inferior competition.
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The administration lost a vote of confidence in January and has since served in a caretaker capacity, pending talks on a new administration.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - Algeria's new cabinet will be a caretaker government with Noureddine Bedoui remaining as prime minister, private Ennahar TV reported on Sunday.
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He and his caretaker Louisa (Emilia Clarke) fall in love, but — spoiler alert — Will ultimately decides to end his life with assisted suicide.
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The caretaker there has no relationship to these bones, but he has this duty to them that is beautiful and poetic and charitable.
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Then they record the treatment in a chart of sorts so that years later, the next caretaker will know what remedy was given.
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A retired nurse, she's the primary caretaker for her older sister, Helen Palese, who lives with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig's disease.
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I'm not a natural caretaker, and never claimed to be, but it seemed like no matter what I tried, I couldn't help her.
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If your health declines, which is highly likely, you have to be a caretaker, pay for nursing homes (not covered by Medicare), etc.
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Mr. Jones said Mr. Bonnen would most likely serve in a "caretaker role" until the House elects a new speaker in January 2021.
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Francisco Franco, expected in the coming week, will be "a great victory for Spanish democracy," argues Pedro Sánchez, the caretaker Socialist prime minister.
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BEIRUT, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Caretaker finance minister Ali Hassan Khalil said on Thursday Lebanon was on the "brink" of forming a new government.
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This time, Mr. Mattarella accepted, but he asked the government to stay on in a caretaker capacity to handle day-to-day affairs.
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Mr. Corbyn, for his part, has rejected the idea of allowing a less-divisive figure into Downing Street as a caretaker prime minister.
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Shmulik Landau, a tireless caretaker, patiently helps an unsteady young gazelle stay on her feet and eases her pain with medication and massages.
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The caretaker of the green-complexioned Elphaba of Emerald City has a piece of the yellow brick road on the Great White Way.
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He also says since I want kids more than he does, I should be their primary caretaker, as I am with our cat.
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Lebanon has been overseen by a caretaker government since Prime Minister Saad Hariri resigned in the face of mass protests on Oct. 29.
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Pedro Sánchez, Spain's caretaker Socialist prime minister, won a repeat national election in November, but did not come close to a parliamentary majority.
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The movement could collapse or panic into bringing down the government, though its caretaker leader said on Monday that it would do neither.
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Mr. Zelensky is a subtler performer; he seems to have read "The Caretaker" and "The Homecoming," Pinter's brilliant anatomies of domination and sycophancy.
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