Balancing caring for that person and caring for yourself—that's hard.
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Are you caring for yourself as much as you're caring for your partner?
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Caring for oneself — or caring for others, as the wholesome Patrick does — is inherently political.
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"The idea of caring for a forest is much like caring for a garden," Geissler said.
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Its first app, Caring for You, is designed to help support caregivers in caring for themselves.
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Their philosophy specifically puts importance on caring for yourself and caring for the planet and the people around you.
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So there are more wives caring for their husbands than the reverse, more daughters caring for parents than sons.
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But to mobilize people against him—especially people who might not necessarily agree with a progressive, left agenda—you have to create a language of caring for civic institutions, caring for the Constitution, caring for making democracy better.
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Rotondo said he wanted to take the lead role caring for his infant based on his experience caring for his first child.
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Instead of caring for children who attend their daycare regularly, they are now caring for children of first responders and essential workers.
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Caring for a smartphone, like caring for a pet, is a big responsibility and maybe you're just not ready for that commitment yet.
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About 50 percent had been caring for a parent and 153 percent had been caring for a spouse for an average of 6.8 years.
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Kao says the company's approach to caring for seniors was inspired in part by a personal experience he had with caring for his mother.
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Caring for myself was built on caring for others, for all living things, in an interdependent relationship that our communities had maintained for generations.
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Caring for LGBT youth can sometimes mean caring for people who are experiencing homelessness; they are 120% more likely to experience it than their non-LGBT peers.
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"You have to be able to divvy up caring for yourself and caring for the person in a way that gives you the best balance," Williams-Kemp said.
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We're also in a crisis right now about caring for others, caring for people whose experiences are not like your own, and also being able to admit a mistake.
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People of all different life-stages: people who are caring for elderly parents, people who are caring for young kids and families, people who are just out of college.
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"We're caring for people that other states are not caring for," he said, though he is optimistic that marijuana legalization in other states will shift some of the burden elsewhere.
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She's coping with the loss of a beloved friend, knowing she could be next, and juggling her womanhood and her blackness with caring for a community while also caring for herself.
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" Argentina's president, the son of an immigrant, has echoed some of Mr. Trump's "America First" theme, making it clear that his "first concern" should be "caring for Argentines, caring for ourselves.
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Caring for your neighbor is an example of climate resilience.
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They are living and surviving and caring for one another.
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Because caring for you is the point of it all.
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Having a headache makes caring for them a lot harder!
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Less insurance = a bigger bill for caring for uninsured people.
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Yet they live in underground colonies, caring for a queen.
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I was with him at the hospital, caring for him.
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Falyne caring for a virtual pet, naming it after her.
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That's 2 fewer families involved in caring for the neighborhood.
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You are nothing but pure love, always caring for everyone.
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Caring for her pigs seems to be quite the job.
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Family members are caring for Alridge's baby, who wasn't hurt.
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Hall estimates she's spent almost $10,000 caring for her pet.
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But that doesn't mean caring for someone ever goes away.
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From there, he started a business caring for expensive cars.
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The newspaper described the importance of caring for these children.
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Family and friends are caring for the boy, he said.
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Caring for the advancement of Earth, of nature, improving science.
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Nokhcho's partner stayed behind to continue caring for their grandmother.
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Caring for infants requires greater national support for our childcare.
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The orphanage only had 5 adults caring for 120 children.
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Caring for adults is a kind of endless private drama.
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She was also a mother caring for a young daughter.
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Tips for Using, Caring for, and Cleaning Stainless Steel Cookware
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But how about the cost of caring for your pet?
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My priority has to be caring for my special boy.
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PARIS — Keeping your salary while caring for a quarantined child.
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Caring for a sick or dying parent doesn't count either.
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The shelter, Annunciation House, is caring for Mr. Caal Cruz.
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They bury themselves in work or in caring for children.
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Cari works there as a volunteer, caring for injured birds.
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She also spent a summer caring for her sister's children.
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Some are disabled, ill, unemployed or caring for older relatives.
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There were other nannies with children they were caring for.
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This isn't about avoiding litigation; it's about caring for someone.
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He loved talking to people, caring for them, helping them.
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It very hard caring for a parent who isn't well.
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Caring for the needy in your community or to Washington?
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" She added, "Waterfront is committed to caring for our guests.
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And hospital workers need a safe environment while caring for patients.
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I have seen the grown ones feeding and caring for them.
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Eventually, the therapists were paid, and they resumed caring for her.
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Caring for 3,000 of them in the UK is a start.
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It helps me be very aware that I'm caring for myself.
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She had to balance a job and caring for her family.
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Some locals now take up the job of caring for them.
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Caring for patients seems to have been taken over by machines.
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That doesn't mean caring for their children has a scoreboard, though.
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"I was mostly caring for them alone, by myself," she says.
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When women give priority to caring for toddlers they fall behind.
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"Caring for 20143,000 animals is an impossible task," Ms. Weinstock said.
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The animal shelter is currently caring for 400 kittens, reports KTVN.
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The earlier you start caring for your credit score, the better.
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He was so selfless when it came to caring for others.
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She spent all day cooking, cleaning and caring for her stepchildren.
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She found what she loves doing, and that's caring for Nat.
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Cameron postponed his job search to focus on caring for Oliver.
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It's Arbor Day, a time for planting and caring for trees.
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She wasn't so much caring for the plants as inspecting them.
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Taxpayers and enrollees shared the costs of caring for sick people.
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But caring for those we love also carries a personal cost.
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Now their everyday lives are consumed with caring for their son.
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Residents had even pledged to continue caring for the Afghan family.
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At her childhood home, Vanessa began caring for her ailing father.
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Teach them to provide for their families — by caring for them.
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Caring for elderly homeless patients has become par for the course.
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Girard — and just about everyone caring for the man — was surprised.
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There are also startups like Tia focused on caring for women.
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And readers who are caring for elderly parents shared their stories.
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And readers who are caring for elderly parents shared their stories.
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She is super busy caring for my grandfather who has Alzheimer's.
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Mount Carmel's focus continues to be on caring for our community.
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Nathaniel is caring for his dementia-addled partner, not his father.
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Graham told her she had been caring for her ailing mother.
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I told her my marriage had suffered — Eric's near-total reliance on me for emotional support was suffocating at times, and I often felt I had to choose between caring for him and caring for myself.
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What family caregivers do is extraordinary — adult children taking care of their parents, husbands and wives caring for their spouses, mothers and fathers caring for adult children, other family members, friends, and neighbors helping a loved one.
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No longer are we caring for others and their safety, we are only caring for ourselves and the popularity we could get from posting a video on social media of a big brawl, robbery, or even assault.
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I notice changes, and I've started caring for it in small ways.
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Caring for her voice, she says, is a constant in her life.
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"America is the world's leader in caring for the environment," he said.
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We spoke with an 11-year-old caring for his toddler brother.
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Sure enough, they respond to this reality by caring for each other.
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Listening and caring for someone, irregardless of their race, is not complicated.
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Tom Neel, a student, is in debt caring for his therapy cat.
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As medical students, residents, and fellows, we train by caring for patients.
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Love for my father meant caring for the nation entrusted to him.
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Mom Mo is doing an excellent job caring for her new arrival.
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Black Ranger Zack (Ludi Lin) is caring for his terminally ill mother.
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You guys did an amazing job caring for him all these years.
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Caring for a friend who is in pain can be intensely stressful.
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Chris talks about caring for his mother in an assisted living home.
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"We inspect all institutions caring for children which are registered," he said.
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"Us caring for kids and families, that's not the frustration," Garza said.
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Nope, caring for your Tamagotchi is still done using three simple buttons.
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Caring for each other in some manner is part of our citizenship.
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When you're caring for Ami at home, what does that look like?
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The second is caring for those with more than one chronic condition.
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" The Saint Francis release says Cumer "was dedicated to caring for others.
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There's no reason she should be excluded from caring for a patient.
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He's amazing, so blessed to meet him and those caring for him.
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The average cost of caring for an Alzheimer's patient is approximately $342,85033.
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Mauny Kaseburg used the teamwork approach when caring for her dying parents.
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Whether it's through having children, caring for elder parents, all the things.
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She is a single mother caring for disabled parents, the Times noted.
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They are caring for our parents, teaching our children, building our technologies.
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It has 130 specialists caring for its hundreds of animals, it said.
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Living with, working alongside, and caring for someone with autism is messy.
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"Instilling the importance of helping others and caring for others, is invaluable."
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Caring for elderly, minors, dependents, people with disabilities or other vulnerable persons.
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Caring for other people was the essential human privilege, he now believed.
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I loved how caring for her had given my rudderless life meaning.
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Like Audre Lorde reminded us, caring for ourselves is a revolutionary act.
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"The elderly are who they will be caring for," Dr. Adelman said.
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So one of Harrison's angels must be off caring for someone else.
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You watch the person you're caring for slowly weaken and become frail.
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I'm really bad at caring for plants, but I've been craving greenery.
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They don't always see the daily minutiae of caring for one another.
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They would be caring for him while he was in the hospital.
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I see people of faith caring for these families from Central America.
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Caring for the island's habitats can also help promote peace, says Siddique.
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Mr. Price insisted that "states know best" in caring for Medicaid beneficiaries.
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His little collective had been caring for him as best they could.
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The professionals who were caring for me seemed uncomfortable talking about it.
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Caring for a dog involves a lot more than many owners realize.
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Two of those facilities were unlicensed and caring for over eight infants.
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We assume that Mom (or Daughter) is caring for Dad at home.
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"She has quickly become adept at caring for her very large litter of cubs — grooming, nursing and caring for them attentively," says Steve Bircher, curator of mammals/carnivores at the Saint Louis Zoo, in a statement to the media.
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From September 2010 through January 2016, when he was arrested, he received nearly $145,000 from Washington for caring for children placed with him, in addition to money he received from New York City for caring for local foster children.
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That meant that their cases, tracking information and the agency that was caring for them was completely separate from the organization caring for their parents -- and no planning appeared to have gone into how the families would be reunited.
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That meant that their cases, tracking information and the agency that was caring for them was completely separate from the organization caring for their parents -- and no planning appears to have gone into how the families would be reunited.
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The money will go toward caring for the teen and help his family.
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Being a doctor is rewarding, and I especially enjoy caring for the elderly.
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One-armed Holt is demoted to caring for her, and her eventual offspring.
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Her older kids were caring for her teens during the walk, she said.
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Hobbs was calling from Georgia, where he was caring for a sick relative.
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"I especially love the labor of caring for long hair," David told me.
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The cost of caring for the sickest Americans is far from under control.
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Donations are accepted via Caring for Colombia, a U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
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His mother was inside, caring for his grandmother who was ill with cancer.
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Humans are suckers when it comes to anthropomorphizing and, subsequently, caring for robots.
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Three young women were caring for the infants, most of whom were boys.
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Recovering from childbirth and caring for a baby is enough of a challenge.
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She has taught me about caring for others, working hard and working smart.
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But on Tuesday, the zoo discovered Yang Yang was actually caring for twins.
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According to PennLive, a relative is now caring for the couple's other children.
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It reckons caring for people at home is one of its best options.
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She was pregnant at the time and caring for seven children, including Beautiful.
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Caring for children or elderly parents often pulls them away from the office.
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Even in their pain, they were so kind to those caring for them.
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No, no, no, again ... Don't take my not caring for being dis — shade.
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Heroic health workers are caring for the sick and doing epidemiological detective work.
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To that list must be added caring for victims of those insidious mosquitoes.
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But fighting that stigma starts with simply caring for the people around us.
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I grew up riding horses and caring for many different types of animals.
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Some kids have full-time jobs, or are caring for siblings or parents.
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If you're caring for an aging relative, we can talk through a solution.
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And you show them that you're caring for them with the drinking water.
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But these are only the relatives caring for children who enter the system.
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Should state governments coerce mothers caring for their disabled children into joining unions?
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Caring for a dog seems to have become a substitute for having children.
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Truly caring about children means caring for them long after they are born.
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And they say that caring for these people would otherwise be costly too.
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Dr. Matthew Mann, a gynecologist, had led the emergency team caring for him.
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Nine years of living apart: They are each caring for an aging parent.
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That money all flows back into breeding and caring for elephants, hunters argue.
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Nurses caring for him confirmed his injuries are consistent with a blast trauma.
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And we must be more generous in caring for workers hurt by trade.
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And this commitment to design and to caring for the environment is infectious.
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It just comes down to caring for — and loving — the body you have.
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And they're motivated by proper stewardship and caring [for their wife and children].
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It's a wonderful opportunity to share about the practice and caring for people.
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Children as young as 8 shouldered the burdens of caring for younger siblings.
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They juggle jobs with caring for ailing parents or young children, or both.
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Ms. Musa stayed by Ms. Mohammed, caring for her until she was conscious.
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Caring for a Turrell begins, in a sense, before it is even installed.
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Holistically caring for yourself, and being cognizant of consumption, is a political statement.
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He spent a lot of time riding on or caring for his motorcycle.
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Caring for children is, to be sure, a formidable barrier to women's work.
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She has heard there is work in caring for the elderly and infirm.
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And we all adored him, and loved caring for him, our Ur-Kvetch.
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Modern Love Caring for a mother who suffers from dementia was really hard.
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"Someone pretending to care registers as someone actually caring for us," he said.
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I am part of the "sandwich generation" — caring for kids and elderly parents.
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The person caring for him and a motorcyclist who transported him also died.
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At this time, it is unclear who will be caring for the child.
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Snapshot: Above, caring for kangaroos at a temporary shelter in Australia this week.
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Caring for wood floors is not difficult if you follow a regular routine.
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Arefaine's mother didn't go to school, dedicating herself to caring for their children.
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Many others are caring for other family members, or lacking stable housing themselves.
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Despite the attack, the opossum has been friendly to those caring for her.
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The left wants to reframe morality as caring for poor and marginalized people.
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"That legacy of caring for others is something that endures today," she said.
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Now, her grandmother is caring for both her husband and Harmon's children alone.
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Love for my father also meant caring for the nation entrusted to him.
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He also thanked the medical staff who are caring for the recovering students.
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Ms. Baez, the oldest daughter, has begun contemplating caring for three more children.
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Moran said her observations caring for young people experiencing psychosis prompted the research.
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If we don't care for our warriors, they could stop caring for us.
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A lucky ticket She was caring for her mom fulltime and facing homelessness.
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The most lucrative ones include babysitting, gardening and caring for pets, RoosterMoney found.
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I had never once thought properly about caring for myself, or loving myself.
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"I can't imagine how you're caring for him alone," I said to her.
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And we can't agree how to divide the responsibility of caring for them.
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And as I watched things go from him caring for her to her caring for him, with us trying to care for both of them, once again we found our lives shaped by the decisions of those with power over us.
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"I thought I was doing a good job caring for my patients," she said.
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If you think about survival, that actually seems contrary to caring for a child.
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But he says the facility is doing a good job caring for 22 children.
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For most of us, caring for our homes is the epitome of a chore.
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He had seen firsthand how Alzheimer's gradually erodes someone while caring for his dad.
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Caring for a new baby can put a strain on even the healthiest relationship.
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Does she need to be focusing on self care instead of caring for others?
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Whether you're caring for a loved one or yourself, plan early to be prepared.
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There was a moment when all the focus shifted to caring for my aunt.
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The rising cost of caring for an ageing population will add to the pressure.
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"Nicholas was dedicated to caring for others," said a university announcement confirming Cumer's death.
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When our mom, Jean, developed heart disease, dad devoted himself to caring for her.
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One memorable episode finds Jenny Lee caring for a woman known only as Mrs.
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Mendoza-Sanchez praised Vianney's willingness to shoulder the burden of caring for her siblings.
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I will carry on caring for these children when called upon to do so.
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She loved children, particularly her nieces and nephews, and she enjoyed caring for plants.
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Mizel said she doesn't see any downside to her mother caring for the dolls.
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Healthcare is a popular job area as demands grow in caring for aging residents.
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"It's been a long, long journey," Dion said about caring for her late husband.
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The bottom line: Focus on talking to and caring for your backers and users.
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But this startup isn't about increasing physical activity, it's about caring for the malnourished.
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Like the job of doctors has to change from diagnostics to caring, for example.
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Agyeman has been caring for the now week-old infant since Williams was murdered.
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Christian love means caring for others, even when it is not easy or convenient.
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The joy and fulfillment we received by caring for Penguin helped all of us.
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The plot revolves around the lives of two sisters caring for their ailing parents.
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Or the burden of women who devote more time to caring for their children?
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Takara began bonding and caring for her new baby immediately, according to the park.
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Psychiatrists skilled at caring for colleagues are even less available to doctors and nurses.
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Here's what you need to know about caring for your skin in your 30s.
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Sometimes the patient is triggered because they don't recognize the person caring for them.
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Suzanne's parents were devoted to caring for Suzanne and her brother, Thiemo, Ickenroth said.
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Caring for five or six patients can get very difficult if they're acutely ill.
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I think it has a lot to do with us caring for one another.
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Amy is still working part time as a nurse while caring for the children.
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And by caring for the music, Krasner created an avenue to care for herself.
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Athens wants other EU member states to share the burden of caring for them.
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Caring for the cheese requires proper environmental conditions and a well thought out routine.
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She worked full time and spent evenings after work caring for him as well.
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We have to start caring for each other and make sure everyone feels safe.
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Incapable of caring for each other, they texted, talked on the phone and Skyped.
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Elaine, who was in much better health, remained completely devoted to caring for him.
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For the first part of my life it was all people caring for me.
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For decades, she had dedicated her life to caring for others as a nurse.
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Grief, for Maria, was soon subsumed by the challenge of caring for Laura's sons.
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We talk about my stepson, who I am caring for in my husband's absence.
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Increasingly, caring for a person with a disability requires computer skills to keep up.
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She began the project shortly after caring for her mother who had Alzheimer's disease.
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Syria's neighbors are keen to shed the responsibility of caring for millions of refugees.
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The actual routine of caring for Julianna didn't change much when we entered hospice.
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Zee's a towering, tough woman responsible for caring for her sister, nephew, and mother.
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Smoking, or drinking, or eating junk food are deviant ways of caring for yourself.
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She's a contributing member of society, she's caring for her grandkids, she's doing well.
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Their human parents told me about the joys of caring for the fur babies.
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And as we learn, he's also capable of communicating, caring for others, and love.
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Before committing to keeping chickens, Nichols suggests reading up on caring for the animals.
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Then the osteopathic physician caring for her told Austin his wife was brain dead.
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How to Build a Skin Care Routine Caring for your skin is simply personal.
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I haven't given them names or anything, but I really like caring for them.
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He spends most of his time caring for Ms. Stipkovits and Maleena, now 14.
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Survival is about caring for the other, whether a refugee or a family member.
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The year before, America spent more than $2000 billion caring for people with cancer.
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Nationwide, the AARP estimates there are about 613 million people caring for family members.
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And there is a large unmet labor need in caring for an aging population.
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Children as young as 8 were caring for toddlers, some of whom lacked diapers.
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Caring for others, as women do, is a good thing, and a necessary one.
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What tips do you swear by when it comes to caring for your clothes?
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The advice covers everything from first preparations to caring for a sick family member.
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My mother likens caring for the coats to the attention her own mane requires.
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I'm starting to dislike the burden of caring for her life in her absence.
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Are you a medical provider caring for — or preparing to care for — coronavirus patients?
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She never got married because she was at home caring for her sick mother.
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Families are increasingly caring for aging parents and growing children at the same time.
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And yet our knowledge of caring for the land is questioned or largely ignored.
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Gayford is caring for Neve full time and travelling with Ardern, who is breastfeeding.
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The available qualified providers face another challenge: communicating with other systems caring for children.
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But in a more challenging sense, it's also about caring for your future self.
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The money could be better spent on caring for existing animals, the critics say.
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Miller often portrays immigrants as beneficiaries, emphasizing the potential price of caring for them.
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Never eat, drink or smoke while playing with or caring for your pet rodent.
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Caring for a child with diabetes requires an average of 92 minutes per day.
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Those capable of caring for an animal might enjoy the companionship of a pet.
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Let's be real, caring for fish mostly requires daily sprinklings of odd-smelling flakes.
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About the only jobs I'm sure we'll increase are jobs caring for the elderly.
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But some cities are more invested in caring for their vulnerable communities than others.
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Her brother is still on Medicaid, and caring for him is a family affair.
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Ms. Uwamahoro said she would like to find a job caring for older adults.
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Furthermore, caring for children doesn't just help them grow up to be productive adults.
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Caring for our existing trees is a proven scientific tactic to tackling climate change.
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Those resources are crunched even further by caring for the medical needs of migrants.
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Yet teaching and caring for young children is still considered a low-status job.
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Not on the list of golden-years pursuits: caring for a frail elderly parent.
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Managing a brand is not so different from caring for someone who becomes handicapped.
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Caring for your tank is just as important as picking out the right fish.
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Caring for an unresponsive patient can take its toll on medical personnel, Kitzinger says.
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The researchers found that females do more work caring for offspring, foraging and storing nuts.
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Show everyone that you're still thinking of and caring for each other when you're apart.
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And about caring for someone who has come to this country, and is working hard.
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For once, someone is caring for Maeve, and she doesn't exactly know how to react.
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How can you practice self-care if you don't believe you are worth caring for?
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The Endocrine Society is updating its 2009 guidelines for caring for people who are transgender.
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The girl's family was caring for the victim, 1-year-old Paxton Davis, last weekend.
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"My uncle who was blind, and I was caring for, actually raped me," she says.
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My mother once told me about a time when she was caring for her bisnonna.
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The Aquatica SeaWorld Waterpark is currently caring for four of these black-and-white dolphins.
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Caring for the skillet involves keeping the seasoning intact and keeping the iron from rusting.
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YaDoggie aims to help dog parents take a holistic approach to caring for their pups.
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Being in my body since I began caring for and about it has felt amazing.
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Hospices took up the mantle of caring for people with these long-term terminal illnesses.
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The shelter currently caring for the dogs has already received numerous calls from potential adopters.
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After years of caring for his family, the bulldog is being spoiled for than usual.
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Our Social Good supports organizations focused on caring for people in need around the world.
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And the couple said they were excited to get back into caring for a newborn.
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The benefits compound: Empathy for one outsider can lead to caring for their entire group.
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Even during acute stress, quietly caring for the vegetation offers them a kind of solace.
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They spend much of their life caring for us, and letting us care for them.
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There have also been reports of migrant children caring for other children because of overcrowding.
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The shelter is running out of the essentials caring for all of their new residents.
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"We need to be caring for each other and helping each other out," Seth said.
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Canada, like many other countries, faces the growing challenge of caring for its aging population.
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NeNe also opened up about caring for Gregg to PEOPLE, admitting that it's not easy.
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This means Annalise's cash windfall (and means of caring for her mother) is potentially gone.
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Caring for patients in Haiti has been among the most meaningful experiences I have had.
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Cipriani spent the mid and late 90s caring for his mother Regina, who had Alzheimer's.
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In several of the photographs he seemed to be the one caring for his siblings.
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They told her, "No this guy doesn't have any issues caring for himself," Kreuger says.
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She'd gone from someone with career aspirations to a teen mom caring for a newborn.
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The following is a list of 6 companies caring for the environment and the world.
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Of those who don't, the overwhelming majority are in school, disabled or caring for dependents.
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HHS is the agency responsible for caring for unaccompanied children who cross into the country.
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"We should be proud of ourselves for caring for it and protecting it," he said.
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Also, it seems like Walmart has an interest in caring for people in the home.
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First, workers should not be forced to choose between caring for their families and retirement.
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People can get sick after touching the treats or caring for dogs who ate them.
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Only providers caring for large numbers of poor and vulnerable patients are eligible for 340B.
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It both helps to combat global climate change as well as caring for local communities.
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Before you flock to this trend, Nichols suggests reading up on caring for the animals.
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The cost of supporting and caring for our growing elderly populations could overwhelm state budgets.
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What has been the most humbling moment you have experienced when caring for a patient?
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Some are about illness and aging and caring for elderly parents and wayward adult children.
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When Young blocked the oxytocin receptors of prairie voles, they stopped caring for one another.
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For my friend and so many others caring for elderly relatives, it's about the caregiving.
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Workers w/ no paid leave who can't stay home when sick or caring for kids.
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At the same time, they are juggling their careers and caring for their aging parents.
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Caring for her with pulleys, lifts and vans became Ms. Windsor's round-the-clock life.
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It involves caring for yourself, others, the space around you all at the same time.
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They fill a vital role in caring for patients in many hospitals across the country.
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I imagined caring for him in the I.C.U., trying not to hurt him even more.
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Working from home while teaching and caring for your kids isn't easy during this crisis.
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In some cases, that means motherhood, and the responsibility of caring for dependents at home.
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"Caring for and socializing other people's children is emotionally and physically exhausting work," Rohlinger says.
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I listen to my daughter crooning to her grandmother, caring for her with exquisite patience.
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He was caring for a fellow physician who had terrible weight loss, diarrhea and arthritis.
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When caring for succulents, Gallagher says the most important step is listening to your plants.
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How can the millions of those at home help those who are caring for us?
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I am eager to spend my days caring for others by keeping beloved pets healthy.
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She stayed mostly at home in Toulon, caring for her parents into their old age.
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At one table, children were painting pictures on the theme of caring for the environment.
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Another one million caregivers are paid home-based providers caring for children in their residence.
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Workers like me have devoted our entire lives to caring for society's most vulnerable citizens.
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She switched to a part-time schedule at work and focused on caring for her.
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ARDERN SAYS FOCUS IS ON CARING FOR INJURED, MANY OF WHOM HAVE "VERY CRITICAL INJURIES"
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The most important use is for health care workers and those caring for ill patients.
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And as you might have guessed from the headline, "Caring for razr" caught our eye.
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If you're caring for someone sick at home, you should also wear a face mask.
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He was doing well, but was stressed from caring for his wife, who has dementia.
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At first glance, photographer Stefan Christmann thought these emperor penguins were caring for an egg.
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She doesn't like the idea that they'd be caring for other people's children and parents.
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Caring for a newborn, especially, requires strength, balance and an ambidexterity I simply don't have.
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We feel very strongly about caring for families and ensuring financial stability for these individuals.
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Caring for the land and the sea that feeds them, they believe, is their responsibility.
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" … "…Cats, dogs, digients, they're all just substitutes for what we're supposed to be caring for.
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The strain of caring for a child in insecure circumstances shadowed the pleasures of motherhood.
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This possibility hit me when I was caring for an eighth grader in my practice.
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Caring for the roosters, both before and after the fight, is the most involved task.
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Elizabeth Dole launched this a couple years ago, recognizing that our care for the caregivers is not where it should be, and that part of caring for our veterans is caring for those friends and family who are taking care of them every day.
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By definition, national accounts tabulate only goods with a price tag, leaving out all the things we do for each other, like the unpaid time that parents spend caring for their children, or the unpaid time adult children spend caring for their aging parents.
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Emergency paid leave: The bill would create a new federal emergency paid leave program for those unable to work because they have Covid-19, are quarantined, are caring for someone with the disease, or are caring for a child due to coronavirus-related school closings.
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They could be caring for 18,500 more children by the end of August, we&aposre told.
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She spent many of her teen years caring for her mother, who struggled with mental illness.
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Details about the mothers' troubled past while caring for their six adopted children also have surfaced.
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"Saving lives and caring for New Yorkers was her calling," the NYPD said in a tweet.
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A mother caring for a baby at a tattoo parlor pays for Sasha's new Becky ink.
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We'd talk about the good, the bad, and the ugly parts of caring for a baby.
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After all that time caring for her other kids, mothering appears to come easy for Inge.
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Faster surgeries mean less bleeding, which can make a huge difference when caring for tiny patients.
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"I'm not gonna break down anymore," said Mireles, who is caring for the missing pair's kids.
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Median annual wage: $103,770Projected job growth through 2026: 21% These nurses specialize in caring for women.
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If you're caring for a sick person, you should sanitize everything and wear gloves, Wormley says.
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Council spending on caring for the elderly fell by 9% in real terms in 2010-15.
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She is in school and caring for her children, who were born while she was captive.
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Median annual wage: $103,770Projected job growth through 20270: 21% These nurses specialize in caring for women.
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Barney claimed in court documents that Judge had been "very neglectful" in caring for their children.
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They teach you how to be selfless and responsible as you are caring for another life.
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Caring For ClientsAnyone from the general [prison] population can come into the program for free services.
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Tibbetts, according to police, was caring for the brothers' dogs, as both were out of town.
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Another local, Noel Matthias, is caring for horses whose owners have lost their homes and barns.
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Britney fills her day with massages, acupuncture, facials, hair appointments and caring for her 2 sons.
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He claimed in court documents that Judge had been "very neglectful" in caring for their children.
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As Murphy points out, a nonprofit facility with experience caring for kids isn't a border shelter.
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His 2015 encyclical, Laudato Si, argued that caring for the environment was a fundamentally Christian obligation.
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She got longer family leave, working with Senator Dodd, for people caring for wounded service members.
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The Alzheimer's Association, meanwhile, says 16 million people are caring for someone with Alzheimer's or dementia.
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On top of that are non-medical costs related to caring for a special needs person.
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Lending a friend money or caring for an ailing relative seem like nice things to do.
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But the story underscores the challenges of caring for children, especially young kids, in government custody.
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She's busy on so many different, new TV productions and caring for some sick family members.
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Poetically, one of the best ways we can help ourselves starts with caring for each other.
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Legend previously explained how caring for a newborn was a major parenthood adjustment for the couple.
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Business leaders earnestly talk of the benefits of going green, caring for workers and being ethical.
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She wrote a letter to then-NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue about caring for her husband's dementia.
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"Managing a brand is not so different from caring for someone who becomes handicapped," Caporella continued.
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According to police, Tibbetts was caring for the Jacks' dogs, as both were out of town.
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FEYERICK: According to Generations United, nearly 103 percent grandparents caring for grandchildren are over age 60.
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My thoughts wandered to the woman of my dreams at home caring for our newborn baby.
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Movement is also part of my mindfulness practice, and how I have been caring for myself.
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The Maryland Zoo is a non-profit that dedicates their resources to caring for these species.
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The Caring for Our Heroes in the 21st Century Act — draft legislation authored by U.S. Rep.
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BECKY QUICK: Instead of caring for the outcome to try and get patients healthier and better.
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He worked during the day and took classes at night, while also caring for his mother.
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Along with caring for their new little one, Diesen and Krieg are busy planning their wedding.
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Their new plans did not specialize in caring for children with these types of medical conditions.
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Defense dollars would be better spent equipping our troops, caring for veterans and enhancing national security.
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"Mahalo to Aloha Affordable Veterinary Services for caring for this sweet girl medically," the group wrote.
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Every competent and caring parent takes on the responsibility of caring for and protecting their child.
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Even though Jackson is responsible for caring for Trump, he intervened in the situation involving Mrs.
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They tend to be poorer and older; many attend school while working and caring for families.
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Over the course of our local campaign, candidates have been caring for spouses, children and parents.
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"I had always known she was a wonderful person, beautiful, caring for other people," he said.
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Why should families undergo economic distress while caring for the front-line soldiers of this battle?
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I recently visited for a month and helped out with shifts in caring for my mom.
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Texas did a great job after Hurricane Harvey in caring for people displaced into large shelters.
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On set, she found herself caring for the children in the film while missing her own.
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And Jessa and Adam have a blowup of major proportions while caring for his sister's baby.
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But the responsibility of caring for a creature other than yourself isn't a fit for everyone.
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Caring for aging cheese is known as affinage and the person doing it is the affineur.
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Many suffered trauma, but I found myself caring for little ones with chronic conditions, as well.
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It's up to those tasked with caring for Spawn to allow her to grow and flourish.
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Amy Herzog's play about a single mother caring for her sick child ends its Off-Broadway.
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My mom had been caring for my father around the clock since his diagnosis last June.
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When you don't know what's happening then it's the same as not caring for you country.
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Francis deserves credit for elevating the importance of caring for the poor and protecting the planet.
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Christians have served women through crisis pregnancy centers, participating as foster families and caring for orphans.
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A group of lawyers have said they saw young children caring for infants in the facility.
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He mostly counseled cancer patients, advising them rather than directly caring for them, his son said.
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Our dilemma is figuring out how to protect her from exposure while still caring for her.
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That could include recovering from the virus or caring for a sick loved one, he added.
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Jon had made contact with a middle-aged couple who were caring for their infirm mother.
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If they save money by caring for the patient more efficiently, they share in the savings.
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But both boys and girls preferred women in traditional female roles, such as caring for children.
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The change in policy will allow nurses to focus on caring for patients, Ms. Pearce said.
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Her days were spent toggling between school and work and caring for him in the hospital.
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So much of his ministry was aimed at caring for the marginalized, the brokenhearted, the abused.
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Dr. Gustavo Heudebert, who led the team caring for the patient, saw him the next morning.
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The book includes tips on caring for black hair and recipes for natural hair care products.
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And if Rosas was no longer caring for dependents, he was no longer protected from deportation.
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Worse, it makes parents fear contacting child services when they need help caring for their children.
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These unexpected complications led to my husband caring for our newborn almost entirely on his own.
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And when we shrink in significance, we become better at living alongside and caring for others.
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A new New Deal commits us to caring for one another after the disaster has passed.
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We need to figure out better ways of preserving, improving and caring for what we have.
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We wanted to make sure to alert other physicians who might be caring for these patients.
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Spouses who are caring for a child may also receive benefits until a child turns 16.
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Health centers have also become an indispensable part of veterans' health, now caring for 2202,2628 veterans.
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We have knowledgeable teams of professionals caring for families that feel supported in their recovery journeys.
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A widower or widower who is caring for a child under 16 may also receive benefits.
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The Caring for Our Heroes in the 21st Century Act is the solution to these problems.
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For Rhodes, caring for the ranch and its 17 horses has helped keep his mind busy.
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CBP officials say caring for those in custody with dignity and respect is a paramount concern.
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Out of the 100 most populated US cities, Laredo ranked last for caring for the vulnerable.
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"At the end of the day, just be loving, compassionate and caring (for students)," Fusco said.
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NICU nurses work under stressful conditions, caring for the hospital's most fragile patients, the hospital said.
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Ranger Elia Mugambi caring for an orphaned black rhino in the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, northern Kenya.
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We sent them to war; we are responsible for caring for them once they come home.
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Those caring for adults with dementia spent nearly $28503,22019 while long-distance family caregivers spent $11,900.
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Caring for the planet is one of those things that can seem out of our reach.
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Militants stormed into her home and took her while she was caring for her sick mother.
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It allows us to devote our brains and bodies to caring for someone and being cared for.
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By caring for that "ill" individual, the caregiver attains attention or favor from their community and doctors.
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Naples Cat Alliance took the kittens in and immediately started bottle-feeding and caring for the babies.
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I Got a Cut that teaches readers about the basic approach to caring for cuts and scrapes.
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Many got sick while caring for someone who was ill after swimming in the lake, officials said.
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By day, the soft-spoken Danielle spends her time caring for newborn babies as a neonatal nurse.
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You can record all kinds of things with the app, from "caring for livestock" to "manual labor."
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The Philips Sonicare 3 Series Gum Health electric toothbrush is all about caring for your gum health.
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Four amazing months into caring for her newborn son Milo, Natasha Fogarty loved nothing more than breastfeeding.
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Instead, they don't work because they are elderly, disabled, caring for relatives, or recently lost their job.
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But it turns out you can't take shortcuts to economic development without caring for the natural resources.
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Peck discovered the concept while caring for pets while he was convalescing following a near death experience.
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In exchange for caring for the pets, the pet sitters stay in the person's residence for free.
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Dogs, Reed argues, are "parasites" conning humans into feeding and caring for them with their adorable antics.
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In her 2015 jailhouse interview with PEOPLE, Mack said caring for her daughter had profoundly changed her.
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Those with babies can time-shift caring for the children, and others can schedule time to themselves.
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When they exclude time spent caring for children and look at couples without children, the differences remain.
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Another 16,000 received exemptions for things like disability or caring for a child or elderly family member.
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Between filming, photoshoots and caring for her three kids, Liv Tyler already has a non-stop schedule.
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Other days I wonder what kind of nonsense has made me conflate popular with caring for people.
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By 2040, more millennials will be caring for the elderly than for the next generation of children.
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According to BravoTV, Schroeder started caring for Queen Zoe while she was dating ex-boyfriend Jax Taylor.
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So you have smart people caring for that customer relationship and all the information is in realtime.
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Babies need caring for, and everyone is held to the same standard of responsibility for that care.
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The neonate team thought they could use a few extra paws caring for the baby big cat.
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We're winning, and they're feeling loved and cared for, and they're loving and caring for each other.
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Be holy by loving and caring for your husband or wife, as Christ does for the Church.
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Often, family members were unprepared to deal with caring for their loved one, overwhelmed by the responsibility.
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It's not unusual for teenagers to need adult guidance on caring for their friends who have problems.
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We've read reports of a 16-year-old girl caring for and changing a young girl's diaper.
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In the meantime, we are caring for these children in the U.S. taxpayers are footing the bill.
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Still others spend their time caring for an elderly loved one or taking care of their grandkids.
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Whether they are right depends on who bears ultimate responsibility for caring for the poor and sick.
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The bear becomes his constant companion as Adams travels the West, caring for wild animals he finds.
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Parker had been caring for the infant along with her brother and three other children, police say.
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The person on the phone said Debbie's son, Todd Fisher, was caring for her in her room.
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But he was unable to attend this year's events as he's at home caring for his wife.
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I'd be nowhere without her because I work long days and I need help caring for him.
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Although she doesn't like getting stuck with needles, she enjoys caring for her mother and stuffed animals.
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Help with caring for children and old people is essential, whether by friends, family or the state.
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"When I wasn't caring for Lisa, I was cleaning, studying, or sleeping, in that order," she writes.
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Stacey, a nurse who had been caring for Jahi for the past year, stood by her feet.
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The first steps to rebuilding a life from scratch, he said, are caring for yourself and family.
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This work is physically, mentally, and emotionally exhausting, particularly when it involves caring for those with dementia.
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I knew about Lek Chailert's work in Chiang Mai at the Elephant Nature Park caring for elephants.
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However, several groups are hoping that caring for and protecting our nation's youngest citizens may unite lawmakers.
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Not long after, Mr. Peterson began caring for an elderly friend in Chelsea who was terminally ill.
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Particularly in caring for older adults, doctors should consider more than just physical health, the researchers say.
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She also spent a good portion of her savings and retirement funds while caring for her mother.
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He is a danger to the very lives of those inmates he is charged with caring for.
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Allowing the nonsensical payment disparity to continue would be irresponsible and inimical to caring for cancer patients.
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A year in, here's what it's doing for those living with and caring for rare seizure disorders.
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Ms. Carrión said it was difficult for caseworkers to know about every person caring for a child.
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Some farmers argue that organic production is about caring for the soil, which produces broad environmental benefits.
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Critics point out that the business of caring for poor and frail people is marred with abuse.
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Her nickname became "commander in chief at home," but caring for their children was a shared responsibility.
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The nurse, 36-year-old Nathan Sutherland, was caring for the woman at the Hacienda HealthCare facility.
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Princess Shaw, wasn't singing on her YouTube channel, she was caring for the elderly in New Orleans.
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He states the situation was especially concerning because she was supposed to be caring for her grandchildren.
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Caring for our animals includes providing them w/enrichment & introducing them to new stimuli like bubbles pic.twitter.
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Sandra's patients lost the nurse that had been caring for them and their families for several generations.
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Makeup eventually took a backseat to styling my hair, taming my brows, and caring for my skin.
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When it comes to caring for our skin, we're on an endless quest to crack the code.
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Earlier in my career, I had the privilege of caring for a patient whom I'll call Jessica.
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Ms. Iverson was four months pregnant at the time, and today is caring for their two daughters.
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Amy Herzog's play about a single mother caring for her sick child ends its Off Broadway run.
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Unlike Hayward, who will have a small army of specialists caring for him, Sosa was essentially unemployed.
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But recently, he said, technology has advanced, giving students the realistic experience of caring for a patient.
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When a race stops caring for its young, its extinction is not only imminent but well deserved.
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Parents and doctors are on the same team when it comes to caring for a child's health.
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He's an American arms negotiator Elizabeth is surveilling and she's the bedridden artist Elizabeth is caring for.
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Some nursing homes cannot find people to do the low-paying work of caring for frail residents.
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All are involved in caring for patients, and they train the nurse practitioners and PAs Curology hires.
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They all said the same thing: caring for people, and the deep human connection it can create.
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The marines also arrested Condor, who was armed, and a nanny who was caring for Chapo's kids.
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The trial was not about vaccines, it was about not caring for a sick child, he said.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the last name of a woman caring for her mother.
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But most fundamentally, it means recognizing that humans, not machines, are still responsible for caring for patients.
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Eventually, she found informal work cleaning houses and caring for the elderly, including changing their adult diapers.
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The people who actually need those masks are the medical professionals who are caring for sick patients.
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What I thought might be a few weeks of caring for my mother turned into four years.
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"This truly was the epitome of a community caring for its own," Brott said in a statement.
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Her father works at a bottling plant, and her mother is caring for her three younger siblings.
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Because our culture has devalued domestic work, caring for houses and children remains low-paying and unregulated.
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In some communities, nonprofit hospitals are beloved institutions with a history of caring for generations of families.
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In health care settings, [I'd wear a mask] only if I'm caring for someone with this infection.
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The eldercare facility, called Danby House, specializes in caring for patients with Alzheimer's, according to their website.
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Wasting money on unnecessary care coordination shifts resources and institutional focus away from caring for individual patients.
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I was worried about where he was, who was caring for him, how he was being treated.
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A different church, a different marriage, a different economy, a different way of caring for one another.
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With the Caring for Our Heroes in the 21st Century Act, it will treat them like heroes.
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Much of her time is dedicated to caring for Serenity, administering medications and taking her to doctors.
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Ardern, who is breastfeeding, was accompanied by partner Clarke Gayford, who is caring for Neve full-time.
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" "Very low-income, able-bodied parents who aren't already working or caring for a child under 1.
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Already a senior herself, Bersabe works 1863 hours a week caring for two elderly clients with dementia.
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At 21, she was already raising a 20173-year-old child and caring for her dying mother.
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Further, once a major leg amputation occurs, the Medicare costs in caring for these patients escalate significantly.
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Pope Francis has declared that caring for migrants and the poor is as holy as opposing abortion.
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The oldest, just four at the time, was tasked with feeding and caring for his newborn sister.
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Tobun, who nets €1,000 a month caring for older people, could not afford the €16,000 down payment.
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Caring for Americans living with kidney disease and kidney failure has been one of those unifying issues.
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Dr. Jen Gunter debunked seven fertility myths and shared her personal experiences caring for very premature twins.
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Choupette was the center of Mr. Lagerfeld's world, but he was not alone in caring for her.
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Without any children, she had taken in a young boy, and spent many years caring for him.
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Employees could use the time off if they are sick or caring for a child or relative.
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Scrutiny on the organizations with grants is certainly important, especially since they're caring for thousands of children.
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So I asked him: Has he ever thought about whether someone he's caring for supports the ban?
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We're guessing she'll have plenty of help caring for Kulture, so she can still hit the salon.
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And has he been as relaxed about caring for it as his father was, all those years ago?
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According to CBS New York, Arsenault is currently caring for over 300 rescue cats at Happy Cat Sanctuary.
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At the other end of the spectrum, caring for natural lawns can also be problematic for the environment.
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Now they're reliably caring for their adopted baby, feeding it regurgitated food (as birds are wont to do).
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Caring for a close family member or attending to one's own poor health account for 73% of cases.
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Holding her, smelling her, and caring for her is one the most self-soothing moments I've ever experienced.
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Employers are least likely to hire fathers who are caring for children when the job market is competitive.
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The people caring for them make their way through appointment after appointment, and cope with emotion after emotion.
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For women, those goals often include caring for family members, and making a meaningful contribution to their communities.
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Before the ritual, they'll spend days and days loving for it, caring for it, and giving it energy.
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Psychologists have shown when you do that, you automatically develop feelings of kindness and caring for that person.
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Segal sees similar problems when it comes to caring for an influx of patients during a mass event.
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The mother, Porucha Phillips, 34 was believed to be responsible for caring for the two toddlers, authorities said.
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Caring for children and refugees, she created an environment where young Hutus and Tutsis alike could seek refuge.
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The documentary América is a tender look at three brothers caring for their grandmother in her last days.
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Several years later, in 19903, Blackwell opened the New York Infirmary, which focused on caring for the poor.
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It presents, simply and movingly, a case for caring for those who need it as a moral mandate.
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Rather than return to the workforce, she shifted to caring for her grandchildren so her daughter could work.
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Seamus Caragher, a Harvard Medical School student, feels passionately about the responsibility of caring for the nation's veterans.
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It's also about Martha's skills: at cooking, decorating, gardening, hosting, organizing, tweeting, crafting, farming, and caring for peafowl.
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Caring for the migrants is costing about $27,219 daily — money Tijuana's mayor says the city does not have.
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Supporters of the policy envisage armies of labourers erecting infrastructure, caring for children and cleaning up the environment.
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We hug and support our coworker and, still all in disbelief, get back to caring for our patients.
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But my daughter really stepped up in helping me around the house and caring for her younger brother.
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But on present trends, looking after working-age adults may soon cost more than caring for the elderly.
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Trail-running is as much about caring for your body as it is about revelling in the scenery.
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Golden – Connecting parents and children in the time of need Caring for our parents (and grandparents) is difficult.
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The pair hatched the chick in early November and have been successfully caring for the baby ever since.
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The effort we put into caring for others is labor, and women still do most of that, too.
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One is Brother Kun, who posts videos and articles about plant-related things like caring for your bonsai.
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This is the third gorilla birth in Como Park Zoo & Conservatory's 56-year history of caring for gorillas.
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Dornan-Smith has published a book called House Jungle, an illustrated guide to caring for your Instagrammable houseplants.
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About two weeks after I arrived there, I was caring for a young woman who was seriously ill.
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This sweet girl almost always has a grin on her face, according to the staffers caring for her.
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I have been dealing with some medical issues for a close family member that I am caring for.
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As he danced while lying in bed, soon the nurses who had been caring for him joined in.
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A significant portion of the rescue effort is now being devoted to saving and caring for displaced animals.
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It would ensure that they remain free to continue caring for elderly people who cannot provide for themselves.
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Make sure to ask before your appointment or procedure whether all doctors caring for you are in network.
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The series rewards you for investing in its characters by caring for them every step of the way.
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Dwyane Wade isn't about to conform to gender stereotypes when it comes to caring for his newborn daughter.
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The couple wrongly assumed this was an isolated case but by 2005 they were caring for 20 children.
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Much of those — 43% — are people, mostly women, who say they are caring for kids or other family.
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Now, instead of celebrating new life, the group will be mourning a loss and caring for the injured.
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But just because Scaredy moved out of Vintage Pet Rescue, doesn't mean Peralta has stopped caring for him.
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Scalise is in "critical condition" after undergoing surgery for his gunshot wound, the hospital caring for him announced.
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The Colombian police officers caring for the duo say that the monkey refuses to leave the canine's back.
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He is one of just two physicians caring for a population of 48,000 in Bidi Bidi's Ward 2.
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While the two were incapable of caring for each other, they texted, talked on the phone and Skyped.
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Without even knowing it, he became a go-to person for questions on adopting and caring for chinchillas.
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As Glamour UK pointed out, it wasn't because Payne thought Styles wasn't capable for caring for another person.
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Sadly, I have experienced this same story time and time again, caring for countless women with cervical cancer.
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The robots will keep getting better, but focus on education, people knowing each other, caring for each other.
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"And that was a crisis," Fugate told the AP, saying it was an issue of caring for children.
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He spun off numerous whimsical books with all kinds of imaginary advice for caring for the tiny critters.
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"You're going to need more than 100 days of service if you're caring for older people," said Rodriguez.
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If she is caring for any of their children under age 16, that amount rises to 75 percent.
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As a nurse practitioner caring for low-income individuals and families, I am aware of what treatments cost.
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But caring for one parcel of land is not enough to have an impact on this tree species.
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Punishment without a crime Their father saw no benefit in caring for girls with HIV, according to Mukite.
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A health system hidden in the heart of Pennsylvania thinks it's cracked the code on caring for seniors.
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By the end of the year, "Mama Rosie" was caring for 67 children, all in her own home.
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Others were described by their lawyers as caring for aging or sick parents, and serving in their churches.
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It's time we started caring for mothers in the United States the way that they care for us.
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It does not meet the needs of those caring for spouses, aging parents, or children with an illness.
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He's house-sitting for his mother, in suburban Southern California, caring for her plants and trying to write.
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Prior to public service, Dr. Price spent more than 85033 years caring for patients as an orthopedic surgeon.
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The baby boomer population is aging and we might have a problem caring for them in the future.
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WEST ORANGE "Old Love New Love," play by Laura Brienza about caring for loved ones with Alzheimer's disease.
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Other highlights include tours, Q. and A. sessions with rose garden staff and demonstrations on caring for roses.
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Withdrawal wouldn't be easy — not for Kyrie, his parents or the medical staff charged with caring for him.
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This might mean building roads, but it might also including caring for the elderly or working at daycares.
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Eating familiar foods has a beneficial psychological effect on astronauts, too, and caring for plants can provide comfort.
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They may be more strongly driven by caring for others than the intellectual and technical challenges of medicine.
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They're responsible for taking care of the property, as well as caring for any pets that live there.
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I know because I am currently sick and in quarantine after caring for a patient who tested positive.
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But she's also caring for her young daughter, as evidenced by the play area next to her chair.
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The bundle replaces the traditional approach of separate payments for each facility or practitioner caring for the patient.
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Instead, its caring for patients virtually or in their home, a decision the company made over the weekend.
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Those early scenes are harrowing enough, depicting the draining physical labor of caring for someone who's terminally ill.
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Dear Sugars After her brother died, the writer Jessie Glenn became consumed with caring for her brother's daughter.
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That message, he says, is about caring for the natural world and changing our relationship with the environment.
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Then she tried caring for the children for a wealthier family — her first job as a domestic worker.
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They bring life to a physical space, and the small act of caring for them has big returns.
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Given that doctors are supposed to be caring for others, the medical community needs to resolve this paradox.
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We hear of Ivor's requisite drug use and affairs and, later, Cass's tumultuous years caring for their daughter.
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We're committed to providing the best possible care to every patient we have the honor of caring for.
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Mr. Peeperkorn said there were reports of civilian casualties, and that caring for them would be increasingly challenging.
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There was Haley Krueger, a teenager who dreamed of nursing school and of caring for babies in need.
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The nurse wrote she started feeling sick after caring for a patient who tested positive for the virus.
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The responsibility of caring for grieving youth falls to all of us who have children in our lives.
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Waiting for the day when she can take time away from caring for their children to learn English.
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"In caring for people who have experienced bias and discrimination, support is a very potent medicine," he writes.
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High water shut down the central hospital laundry depriving facilities of necessary resources for caring for the sick.
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As a psychologist who has long specialized in caring for adolescents, reading the list filled me with anxiety.
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Years of caring for teenagers have taught me that every one of them has at least two sides.
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Parents feel emotionally and financially stressed by caring for young children and older relatives at the same time.
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People with elderly parents or relatives should have a plan for caring for them if they fall ill.
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Caring for animals, milking cows and harvesting crops aren't the sorts jobs most people today want to do.
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But when rats have young, a surge of vasopressin helps push them to start caring for their pups.
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Often the owners are older people caring for grandchildren whose parents are away, working in factories or stores.
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Even with an extra mouth to feed, Meng Meng is doing a great job caring for her kids.
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Many domestic workers allow residents to stay in employment by caring for young children and elderly family members.
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Buttigieg also wants to create a fund that would reimburse health care providers for caring for the uninsured.
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The former lawyer spent years caring for his mother as she battled a brain tumor before her passing.
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The adverse impact of caring for Mom and Dad go beyond the stress of day-to-day responsibilities.
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You can love the person you're caring for, but hate how challenging the act of caregiving can be.
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For many, it provides the opportunity to earn income while pursuing educational goals or caring for family members.
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Caring for the community rank: 4Caring for the vulnerable rank: 1Caring in the workforce rank: 95Total score: 63.07
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Caring for the community rank: 15Caring for the vulnerable rank: 37Caring in the workforce rank: 3Total score: 63.89
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Caring for the community rank: 7Caring for the vulnerable rank: 24Caring in the workforce rank: 14Total score: 64.59
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Caring for the community rank: 14Caring for the vulnerable rank: 34Caring in the workforce rank: 1Total score: 64.63
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Caring for the community rank: 22Caring for the vulnerable rank: 29Caring in the workforce rank: 2Total score: 64.63
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Caring for the community rank: 38Caring for the vulnerable rank: 5Caring in the workforce rank: 10Total score: 64.85
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Caring for the community rank: 12Caring for the vulnerable rank: 25Caring in the workforce rank: 5Total score: 65.36
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Caring for the community rank: 3Caring for the vulnerable rank: 17Caring in the workforce rank: 15Total score: 65.48
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Caring for the community rank: 74Caring for the vulnerable rank: 92Caring in the workforce rank: 71Total score: 45.86
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Caring for the community rank: 99Caring for the vulnerable rank: 80Caring in the workforce rank: 23Total score: 45.51
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Caring for the community rank: 84Caring for the vulnerable rank: 89Caring in the workforce rank: 75Total score: 45.33
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Caring for the community rank: 72Caring for the vulnerable rank: 98Caring in the workforce rank: 79Total score: 45.20
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Caring for the community rank: 96Caring for the vulnerable rank: 39Caring in the workforce rank: 94Total score: 44.77
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Caring for the community rank: 92Caring for the vulnerable rank: 88Caring in the workforce rank: 55Total score: 44.55
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Caring for the community rank: 79Caring for the vulnerable rank: 96Caring in the workforce rank: 87Total score: 43.85
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Caring for the community rank: 52Caring for the vulnerable rank: 100Caring in the workforce rank: 52Total score: 43.05
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Caring for the community rank: 94Caring for the vulnerable rank: 82Caring in the workforce rank: 86Total score: 41.05
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Who would want a doctor with little or no experience caring for them after working for 23 hours?
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However, the bushfires have forced the hospital to shift focus to caring for koalas affected by the fire.
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They were united in caring for the hurt and anguish of Americans in the aftermath of Sept. 11.
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The Office of Refugee Resettlement was caring for around 12,400 children during the time of the IG's review.
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Burkinabe armed forces were caring for the wounded and searching the area, the government said in a statement.
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HIV experts in Republican states have already been wrestling with the issue of caring for patients with HIV.
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According to court documents first obtained by WLWT-TV, Groteke was caring for nine children on Oct. 24.
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At the time, she was working part-time in school administration and caring for her two young children.
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Even with fatigue from the sun, I left Curlfest lighter and more informed about caring for my crown.
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Not gonna lie—I'm really stressed out about the other caregivers [who share duties caring for my client].
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Her sister-in-law, Constance Heatter, who had been caring for her in recent years, confirmed the death.
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If they are not, then they are likely elderly, disabled, retired, sick, or caring for a loved one.
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The Office of Refugee Resettlement, headed by E. Scott Lloyd, is responsible for caring for undocumented, unaccompanied minors.
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Ultimately, the research suggests there's more to be done in understanding the burden of caring for a sick pet.
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Caring for my young children is my first priority, and I ask the media for privacy at this time.
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Banning abortions after six weeks doesn't make women feel capable of caring for children when they feel they cannot.
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She continued working full-time and caring for Michael, who was in third grade, as if nothing had changed.
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News of the future loan had actually astonished curator Pierre Bouet, who is charged with caring for the embroidery.
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Trump's attention to one of the most important concerns of American life today – caring for young children – is praiseworthy.
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And it seems to have shed a light on the fears harbored by families caring for individuals with disabilities.
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Caring for my young children is my first priority and I ask the media for privacy at this time.
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Katie helps out as a stay-at-home aunt caring for the girls, one of whom uses a wheelchair.
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Adriana is excited about the baby, caring for it as she would a real infant, but Arturo isn't convinced.
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All people deserve dignity and respect, including the people working in our homes and caring for our loved ones.
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The center opened its doors to people facing their deaths, caring for them regardless of their background or income.
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Mr. Geiwitz briefly considered moving into her apartment, but caring for a parent alone can become isolating and overwhelming.
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He, along with his father, had a trying time caring for his stepmother after she was diagnosed with Alzheimer's.
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Soon the teachers were caring for children as young as four months and as old as high school age.
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The previous owner was struggling with health issues and caring for her father, who suffers from dementia, Kiffney said.
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Caring for summer-parched hair — or preventing it in the first place — can be easy with the right products.
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"After caring for and training him these past eight weeks he began to look at dogs differently," relayed Irre.
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He claimed he had been in his apartment, caring for his young child, at the time of the killing.
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And through the power of caring for one another, you build the most precious bond of all: a family.
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It's only when it comes to caring for the poor that Republican budget hawk instincts seem to kick in.
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Another reason to be concerned about the numbers: The government's track record for caring for migrant children isn't great.
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Now, DHS is dealing with the complexity of caring for tens of thousands of Central American parents and children.
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Some are more willing to do jobs that locals spurn, such as picking fruit or caring for the elderly.
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And the women are all just as close as they appear, caring for one another during their pregnancy journeys.
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It also often requires listening to your body and caring for yourself when needed, as Gomez is doing now.
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Once you've gotten it out of its egg, you'll spend time playing with and caring for the little booger.
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It's one of the biggest struggles for new moms – returning to their careers while caring for a newborn baby.
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To the extent that she's obsessed with anything, it's simply caring for her husband, their child, and their home.
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Rescuing and caring for dogs for 26 years, Jung has moved seven times because of neighbors' complaints about noise.
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Woods also understands the importance of caring for yourself, of laughter, of feeling out the contours of your joy.
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"The first thing I would have to cut is travel, and caring for other people," said Feit, a Democrat.
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Between March 30 and July 5, the city's human services department spent about $2,500 a day caring for migrants.
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But our partisan political differences mean nothing when it comes to caring for this town and making it better.
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Arlington's declaration that "union members are spending zero percent of their time caring for our veterans" is holistically incorrect.
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Erin has taken to mothering like a natural; she started caring for the cubs immediately after they were born.
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But despite caring for so many rape victims, a UNFPA spokeswoman told me last year, they don't offer abortions.
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Despite caring for patients in a medically underserved region, my particular medical practice does not qualify for debt forgiveness.
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Although they are committed to caring for patients, policies enacted by Congress are making their work difficult to impossible.
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As a result, they're more satisfied with parenting and more engaged in caring for their children as they grow.
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"I've been able to channel some of my past experiences into how I'm caring for patients now," Sakran said.
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These sessions give nurses a chance to talk to each other and share their experiences after caring for patients.
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The state moved the children to other Medicaid insurance plans that don't specialize in caring for very sick children.
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Other pediatricians agree that plans besides CMS have done a good job of caring for these very sick children.
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Four Paws said Gaza mission leader, veterinarian Amir Khalil, had now trained local colleagues in caring for wild animals.
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Earlier this year, he was accused of groping and sexually harassing nurses caring for him—claims he "categorically" denied.
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From typing, to manual labor, to caring for children, most of us give our hands a hard workout daily.
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After caring for them, we had to remove the gloves, but the patient had touched almost all the doors.
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The Cities Changing Diabetes program explores new ways of detecting diabetes and caring for patients at the community level.
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Only 7 percent of the budget was shown to have gone to caring for orphans, the charity's stated mission.
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At the area's main evacuation center, for instance, I saw people caring for the animals that were left behind.
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I mean, sure, you probably think about work / life balance, or maybe the caring for others / self-care balance.
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WEST ORANGE "Old Love New Love," a play by Laura Brienza about caring for loved ones with Alzheimer's disease.
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Set in Anaconda, Montana, Annabelle Attanasio's film follows a young woman burdened with caring for a parent with PTSD.
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A Catholic woman of Irish descent from Colorado supporting Muslim refugees and a Syrian-Polish man caring for veterans.
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But in the wake of Kardashian's explosive onslaught of online posts against Chyna, who is caring for baby Dream?
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But he feels she is putting their child and her own health at risk in caring for the sick.
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A close friend and co-worker had died of cancer in 2010, after months of her caring for him.
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Yes, having a serious disability or caring for someone who does is hard, but hardship doesn't define that life.
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Whereas, the sons of working mothers spent more time as adults caring for family members, according to the research.
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Medicare spends a third of its budget caring for chronically ill people in their last two years of life.
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The institution, however, said the National Zoo intends to continue feeding and caring for the animals during the stalemate.
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Women shouldn't be forced to choose between caring for their families and working to provide their families basic necessities.
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The best preparation for caring for a person with dementia, Garner thought, was learning such techniques at drama school.
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He was in Medical Park Hospital, a private hospital that was caring for him with little hope of reimbursement.
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Some zoologists are focused on caring for the animals themselves, while others are more involved with educating the public.
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But seeking a national response to opioid abuse was far different than caring for a sibling with an addiction.
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Caring for a newborn is not a vacation, said Liz Gulliver, the CEO of working parent advocacy company Kunik.
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"We have the responsibility to give them the treatment that works," says Mills, about caring for the first responders.
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The cost of housing and caring for detainees is expected to continue to rise as the remaining detainees age.
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The burden of caring for a sick pet The paper involved 238 pet owners and their dogs or cats.
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You can lead us into a new springtime that is inclusive and caring for one another and our earth.
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You have some goals you want to meet today, but they can only happen if you're caring for yourself.
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Yazmin recently retained lawyers who now say that the Dilley facility "failed inexcusably" in caring for Yazmin and Mariee.
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Some new matriarchs took to caring for the young immediately, but the reactions among orphans are still being studied.
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Like Iora and ChenMed, Oak Street's doctors see fewer patients than traditional primary care, caring for around 500 patients.
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Normally, such information would be confidential, but Guantánamo's dual missions of caring for prisoners and extracting information created conflicts.
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When he's not caring for his ghostly daughter, he obsessively tracks his enemies across the ocean of the internet.
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He said he hopes his family's actions will highlight an important aspect of the Muslim faith: caring for neighbors.
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Thirty percent said they were caring for a family member, while 15 percent said they were going to school.
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While bedside, I wondered how many others struggled to hang onto a job while caring for someone they love.
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Mr. Screech had been working with homeless people and drug addicts, while caring for an alcoholic mother at home.
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Mr. Zuniga found work as a health aide, most recently caring for adults with severe disabilities and Alzheimer's disease.
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They've been busy these last two months caring for more than 200 women and families all over the island.
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My daughters (one in college and one in a new post-college job) both took turns caring for me.
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Remember: you never have to challenge social norms at the expense of caring for yourself or keeping yourself safe.
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Ms. Jimenez said caring for Jasleen, who is deaf and has trouble communicating, has made her feel perpetually unsettled.
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Doctors Making Housecalls is still caring for her, and for most of the neighbors in her assisted living facility.
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The Phoenix-based no-kill shelter devoted themselves to caring for Monty until the perfect pet parent was found.
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"This step will be essential in ensuring adequate staffing for caring for the most seriously ill in our communities."
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That's a simple but powerful kind of personalization, particularly if people are caring for loved ones who are sick.
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Protecting Emma from herself felt like a way to keep caring for Mom even years after Mom was gone.
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There's a lot that goes into caring for them, and I wanted to learn everything I could about it.
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The Bible, he notes, says far more about caring for the needy than it does about homosexuality or abortion.
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The financial burden of caring for his wife and two sons was too much for him, Ms. Levy said.
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On Sunday night, he dropped off his dogs at an animal shelter that is caring for hurricane-evacuated pets.
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She noted that her patients worried about caring for parents as well as for children with severe mental illness.
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Ms. MacDowell specialized in caring for medically fragile or drug-addicted babies — "the ones no one wants," she said.
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She started caring for Dicenso in her Boston home as the older woman was recovering from surgery in 2011.
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The psychology of "if only" is one I encounter frequently when caring for patients who've had a medical emergency.
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" It's worth noting that, historically, caring for the home and other shared spaces has been seen as "women's work.
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Even after giving birth and while caring for a newborn, I struggled to give myself permission to slow down.
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He single-handedly changed half of the Nation of Islam to clean eating, clean living, caring for their families.
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Indeed, eight intensive care units reported spending more than 20 percent of their time caring for these vulnerable babies.
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"We who are on the front lines of caring for the sick," Dr. Ngalebato said in a telephone interview.
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Nurturing a plant is often framed as an easy precursor to caring for something more "difficult," like a pet.
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It was too expensive to fix, he thought, and he was too busy, too anxious, caring for Wood's mother.
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The plan also calls for counting years spent caring for children, elderly or disabled dependents towards your benefit amount.
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Increasingly, there are support groups available to those caring for patients with Alzheimer's disease, cancer and other serious illnesses.
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In April 2018, Banderas said their divorce didn't change a thing when it came to caring for one another.
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Burkina Faso's armed forces were caring for the wounded and searching the area, the government said in a statement.
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And we should be known more for caring for our culture than for constantly being at war with it.
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"Our biggest priority at this time is caring for the family and friends of our fallen," Colonel Simmons said.
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She sees her work as important — caring for the inmates and quietly supporting them as their execution dates approach.
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But most of us don't anticipate caring for our parents, or other older relatives, in our 280s or 249s.
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It is a way of caring for our grandchildren, whose world is theirs to live in but not ours.
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Zoe Toby, 9, and her mother, Mekeisha Madden Toby, of Los Angeles Zoe: Anna's power is caring for everybody!
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Congress created the National Park Service (NPS) in 2628 and tasked it with caring for our nation's treasured parks.
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The closest comparison I have to this altered time-space is caring for a newborn in the first weeks.
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Harris, who was caring for Knox while his mother moved to another state, later reported him missing, police said.
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Read more:A health system hidden in the heart of Pennsylvania thinks it's cracked the code on caring for seniors.
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Not only is caring for the old and the young an unpaid and thankless job — it has punitive consequences.
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And she acknowledges that caring for small children may have given her a more sanguine view of the world.
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"Clinicians worldwide have limited experience caring for infants or children of women exposed to Zika virus during pregnancy, and no network exists to connect providers newly caring for these patients with one another and with those who have relevant expertise," HHS Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response Nicole Lurie said in a statement.
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Some critics of the bill believed its language — especially the requirement that doctors "exercise the same degree of professional skill, care, and diligence" in caring for a child born after a failed abortion as they would in caring for any other child — was so vague that it could leave doctors vulnerable to lawsuits.
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Caring for our parents has put considerable stress on our relationship, and we have even put off having kids of our own because, even though we are in a better position financially than a lot of our peers, we don't think we'd be able to afford caring for our parents and children.
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It is especially difficult for our herpetologists who have dedicated their careers to caring for and advocating for these animals.
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"Anybody caring for a senior probably should think if they&aposre misbehaving they could get caught for it," he said.
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Our founder, my great-great-grandfather Daniel Swarovski, had a firm belief in protecting the environment and caring for people.
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Those who aren't working tend to be sick, caring for a family member, in school, or unable to find work.
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Long before Ian Somerhalder and Nikki Reed were parents to a human child, they started caring for a bevy furbabies.
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In Portland, Oregon, for example, several stay-at-home moms have organized their first rally while caring for young kids.
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Alana has remained out of work while caring for her daughter and is living with relatives to make ends meet.
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" Shulkin said it was an honor to serve the president-elect and called his commitment to caring for veterans "unquestionable.
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Growing up with 18 siblings of her own, Joy-Anna (Duggar) Forsyth had lots of firsthand experience caring for children.
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They had plenty of assets, but were concerned about who would take the lead in caring for the sick spouse.
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Her immediate priority after Diana's death was caring for her grandchildren and surely no one can fault her for that.
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"We were in shock," she says, of trying to get through those early days of working and caring for Quinn.
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"I stopped caring for myself as much as I should have," the Toronto-based finance project analyst, 36, tells PEOPLE.
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The news came after Menounos was caring for her mother, who was diagnosed with stage 4 brain cancer in September.
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Their lives together became joyless as their raison d'etre crystallized into survival in America and caring for my well-being.
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Every facility that is charged with caring for patients must take every action and precaution to keep their patients safe.
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Last year, he opened up about his weight loss journey and caring for his parents, who were facing health struggles.
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Sobamowo, who was arrested in November, was in charge of caring for Brown at Peachtree Christian Hospice in Duluth, Georgia.
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The rescue brought Meg Rayburn to Jersey Village Animal Hospital for further treatment, and is now caring for the Dachshund.
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The murder of former rebels is a challenge, Archila said, among others like rural development and caring for conflict victims.
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About a month later, Gracie's adult feathers grew in, and the Theissens discovered that they were caring for a bluejay.
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MOAS doctors are also caring for another teenage boy who has a gunshot wound to the stomach, but is stable.
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That's because on top of balancing her career and fitness routine, she's also caring for her 8-year-old daughter.
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Like many poison frog species, splash-back poison frogs spend a lot of time and effort caring for their offspring.
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In the midst of caring for their son, James and Mary Tullier recently lost their home in the Louisiana floods.
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The battle over caring for immigrants at the border is not over with the passage of the $4.6 billion bill.
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Some even say that families should shoulder the burden of caring for the old, as is traditional in Chinese societies.
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"She's focusing on getting her body back and also getting back to a comfortable weight aside from caring for Stormi."
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There were reports an animal welfare organisation called People for Animals had committed to caring for the horse for life.
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A diabetic who suffers from back pain, Rodriguez was nearly done in by the stress of caring for her father.
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For women, who tend to outlive men and spend years caring for family members, it's a major cause of anxiety.
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Veterinarians caring for Katy P. are hopeful the cat will start defecating on her own and make a full recovery.
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Now, Joey has learned to adjust to caring for the couple's triplets – Asher, Levi and Piper – by himself as well.
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One big reason for fewer women participating in the workforce is motherhood or even older women caring for their parents.
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While Ed is the "evolved man" whose more en vogue today working from home, caring for the kids, and cooking.
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To replace the mom's maternal instincts, the zoo stepped in and started caring for and bottle-feeding the baby porcupine.
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Treatment for Bell's palsy usually begins with caring for the parts of the face that are paralyzed, especially the eye.
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More than a week after the death of a baby she was caring for, a Texas foster mother faces charges.
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This recognizes the important role that fathers play in the early months of bonding with and caring for their children.
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Living longer is a wonderful thing — but it brings along with it the issue of caring for our aging parents.
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The most promising is the Caring for Our Heroes in the 21st Century Act, a draft discussion proposal from Rep.
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Meanwhile, those caring for the siblings say they are recovering and experiencing new things, including using iPads and learning guitar.
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We're trying to bring together all caregivers—everyone from nurse's aides to family members caring for loved ones with Alzheimer's.
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He was one of the modern-day leaders who connected the principles of conservatism with caring for the little guy.
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Durrant is an 85-year-old retired nurse who has been caring for sick and injured birds for 35 years.
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Along with Jessica, the youngest of the sisters, Chelsey McIntyre, says she's committed to caring for her sister as well.
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Caring for both the current residents and constantly opening up the sanctuary to in-need chimps is an expensive endeavor.
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Rather, humans will be caring for people and having interesting conversations about how to make the world a better place.
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And in 1981, President Reagan signed legislation that transferred responsibility for caring for those with mental illness onto the states.
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After caring for the little girl for two years, Bill and Sabrina were forced to hand her over to Barbara.
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She has already proposed tax credits for excessive healthcare costs and for family members caring for ailing parents and grandparents.
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The average American woman loses nearly $28500,6900 in wages and retirement benefits in a lifetime by caring for family members.
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Maybe. But he also had to decide to care, and decide to make a career out of caring for others.
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She heads home, packs a bag, dumps the children she's caring for on their unwilling mother, and hits the road.
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Migrants often do jobs that natives shun, such as picking fruit, dishing out parking tickets or caring for the elderly.
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The center has an informal partnership with a group of local industry leaders, known as Manufacturers Caring for Pickens County.
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SANCCOB is one of several centers across South Africa caring for around 2,000 chicks that were rescued from the dam.
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As a teenager, another push into local politics came from his family's experiences caring for his severely disabled older brother.
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Families gathered Friday at Gainesville-area hospitals caring for the eight injured in Thursday afternoon's fiery crash on Interstate 75.
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Every world religion has at its core a commitment to caring for humanity: the orphan, the widow and the stranger.
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Teenagers and early 20-somethings living on their own in a big city aren't the best at caring for themselves.
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Married at 18 and caring for a child by 19, Ms. Afia spent a great deal of time at home.
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The Smithsonian did say the National Zoo is still, of course, feeding and caring for the animals during the stalemate.
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This was for months, but he had lost both legs above the knee, and she was caring for him. Mrs.
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The group says it is currently caring for over 1,400 animals -- including an alpaca, turkey, reptiles, ducks, rabbits and more.
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Fortunately, Tran has plenty of experience caring for neonatal kittens, having previously worked at the ASPCA kitten nursery in Manhattan.
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Before taking over the ORR he had no experience with the delicate work of caring for refugees and asylum seekers.
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We spend our days caring for, learning from, and serving those whom many in our society would prefer to forget.
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As it turns out, maintaining and caring for the earth offer all sorts of possibilities for developing the world anew.
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It should include every task that allows advanced society to function, including volunteering, caring for family members, and household work.
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When she was dying of cancer, her schizophrenia worsened, which made caring for her extremely difficult mentally, emotionally, and physically.
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Described as caring for ourselves in an enduring way, a balanced perspective ensures happiness and health in the long-term.
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Some experience is required: A competitive candidate will have experience caring for and handling cats, as well as retail experience.
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"The astronauts seem to really enjoy caring for the plants," said Dr. Gioia Massa, NASA's science team lead for Veggie.
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Tour company White Desert removed the national icon to McMurdo Station, where US Antarctic Program doctors are caring for him.
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The company is hiring primary-care doctors who have experience caring for patients in those programs, according to job listings.
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In June, it was revealed that Cayuga was caring for more than 1253 of those children in New York City.
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Op-Ed Contributor Diane Craglow was caring for a 14-year-old autistic boy named Connor Leibel in Buckeye, Ariz.
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So was the doctor's time wasted because she spent 30 seconds caring for a college student she did not know?
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Her mother seems loving and supportive, but also overtaxed from caring for a family that also includes two younger children.
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More than half of all the people who focus on caring for older people are foreign medical graduates as well.
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Rather, we are reminded of the importance PPE and to take precautions when caring for those who may be contagious.
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I had just spent a year and a half caring for my dying husband (glioblastoma) and was hungry for affection.
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That done, Elisia locked up and headed back to her real work—caring for her six adopted and foster kids.
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The more time and effort VA devotes to addressing employee retaliation, the less time is spent caring for veterans directly.
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Christian ethics has long taught that the faithful must take an active role in caring for the ailing among us.
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Cooks, janitors, and farmworkers make more than home care workers do, and they aren't caring for the sick and elderly.
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I love that phrase because it speaks to what is distinctly human, our complex and infinite caring for one another.
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Doctors must do a far better job of caring for African-American patients from birth all the way to death.
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Adult children and even grandchildren everywhere are caring for their elders with love and devotion, but at great personal cost.
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We should also note that many immigrants involved in caring for others lack health care for themselves and their families.
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There are also welfare agencies on Long Island and in Westchester that are caring for some of the separated children.
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They spend their lives fighting poverty, caring for the young or the sick, or single-mindedly dedicated to some cause.
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Boys and girls spend about the same amount of time caring for family members each day, Ms. Hofferth's analysis found.
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A multimillion-dollar industry has emerged around caring for them, with many veterinarians specializing in exotic pet care and herpetology.
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The tendency to continue caring for someone in spite of wrongdoing is part of the experience of being fully human.
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Earlier this year, a study published in Pediatrics reported on a similar randomized controlled trial on physicians caring for children.
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