But university executives have taken good care of themselves all the while.
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I feel proud to work for Amazon – they've taken good care of me.
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Her body and inner organs were 'unremarkable' and she had obviously taken good care of herself.
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The truth was, I had not taken good care of myself since my son, now 3, was born.
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"The game has taken good care of me for 40 years, and I very much appreciate that," James said.
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"In all the years that I've been working with him, he has always taken good care of his skin," she says.
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"He's taken good care of me since the first day I've worked for him," said LaCava, who politely declined to divulge any specifics.
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A year from now, you'll be able to resell your iPhone 7, provided you've taken good care of it, and jump aboard Apple's grandiose 10th-anniversary iPhone.
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One of those Americans, Richard Perks, told CNN that although the hostel has taken good care of them, he is concerned about the spread of the virus, particularly because one of his friends has asthma.
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Or that they haven't taken good care of themselves—their medical insurance allows for a generous array of mammograms and prostate screenings, colonoscopies, electrocardiograms and echocardiograms, biopsies, CT scans and pet scans, MRIs and fMRIs.
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One of the first was a satirical Rudy Giuliani ad, asking Republican primary voters to support him because he had taken good care of his mistress, offering her private security courtesy of the N.Y.P.D., whereas Mitt Romney "didn't even bother" to take on a paramour.
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An Albanian vet at Tirana zoo said he had grown close to Zhaku, the 13-year-old father, and taken good care of him, but he would have a better life in the Netherlands, he said, as the lions were sedated and carried off for their two-day road trip.
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At the Kuala Lumpur airport on Friday afternoon, before Ms. Huong's departure for Hanoi, her lawyers released a letter she had written by hand in English, thanking the governments of Malaysia and Vietnam, her lawyers, the news media and her jailers, who she said had taken good care of her.
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According to Norman's report, "Valks had taken good care of his team and himself throughout the race, but that in his judgment Valks' team was no longer considered competitive".Nordman, March 18.
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Yet, his new job allows her to repay her debts to Kin. Still, Tamae is saddened when her son decides to move away to Hokkaido. Tomi is a gambler who has not taken good care of herself after her days as a geisha. She laments her daughter Sachiko's upcoming marriage to an older man and tries to persuade her against it.
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Mr. Purefoy asks to speak to the couple privately. Everyone else leaves the room (but eavesdrops). Albert then explains that the unhappy example of her family life and the unilateral decision about where they were to live have made him hesitate. Henry comes in and surprisingly states that his wife has actually taken good care of him, and that he is fond of her.
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Bruce is an Eagle Scout from Colorado on his way to Venus with a three-week layover on the Moon. He hopes to qualify as an Eagle Scout (Luna) and then go on to become an Eagle Scout (Venus), the first triple Eagle. Shortly after his arrival on the Moon things get off to a rocky start when he gets a hard time from the troop he's assigned to, because nobody, not even the scoutmaster, believes he can make the grade. But quickly he is taken good care of by another scout, Sam, as the troop suits up for a hike.
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When Delvoye tattoos a live pig he sedates it, then applies Vaseline to its skin and shaves it. All tattooing is performed at Delvoye’s farm in China. Delvoye confirms that he inflicts the least amount of pain possible on the pigs, and that they are “very spoiled” and taken good care of. Because the pigs grow five to ten kilograms heavier every week, Delvoye’s group of tattoo artists work hard to constantly re-do and re-size the tattoos on the pigs. However, Delvoye’s aim is that the tattoos are ephemeral, growing naturally in conjunction with the pigs’ growth.
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Apparently, the arrangement allowed no > interference with family communication, so she was not adopted but simply > taken good care of, since her own parents were poor. But the circumstance > led to her meeting and friendship with an outstanding young lawyer from > Montreal, Marcus Doherty – who became a guest in the house when Elizabeth > was in her teens. They married when she was quite young, and of course made > Montreal their home. - (This family connection with Marcus Doherty would be > one of the influences on James, causing him to be a Canadian citizen for the > major part of his life).
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He also explained that MC Mong had not taken good care of his teeth and most of his teeth needed either care or removal. He also explained that the police told him to write in words such as “forceful” and “intense” into his account, and that he was bothered about it constantly when he did not. He explained that he had never talked to MC Mong about enlistment evasion. He explained that unlike the reports suggested, he had never received any money from MC Mong for pulling the teeth out, and that the reason he took the teeth out was not from MC Mong’s request. His third has held on December 20.
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In 2011, Mr. ZhuoYan Lin invested 5 billion RMB in developing endowment and health maintenance project, set up Karrie International Holdings Limited to build a comprehensive healthy ecological leisure endowment industrial park -" Happy Town ", mixed social demands for endowment and health maintenance with the development of the tourism and leisure industries and realized the life goal of “Senior citizens should be taken good care of, given entertainment to enjoy, given some opportunity to learn, and given some chance to work”, which improved the current inadequate development situation of China’s service institution for the aged and explored a patch which can be used for reference to mix the nationwide endowment and health maintenance into tourism and leisure industries.
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While occupying the position he went on a number of work trips throughout the Vologda Oblast which resulted in creating and reconstructing five museums in the districts of the region.Archive of the Museum of Diplomatic Corps In 1989, Alexander Bykov was invited by the Vologda regional administration to work as a leading specialist in historical-cultural heritage of the Department of Culture. His efforts prevented putting many memorials of historical-cultural heritage under the Russian Orthodox Church’s supervision without making sure that they were taken good care of and renovated. Besides, Bykov was opposed to transferring the icon of the 15th century “Zyrianskaya Troitsa” (icon of the Holy Trinity) to the Republic of Komi. The fact that the Russia Federation President’s representative in the Vologda Oblast insisted on the handover did not influence his viewpoint.
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When ready to perform, the player takes the drumheads and binds them to the body of the ōkawa as tightly as possible using a thick, heavy duty hemp rope, and uses a type of thinner silk rope to further constrict the rope binding the drumheads and to provide grip for the player, before finishing the preparation by draping an ornamental hemp rope with long tassels onto the drum. Given the nature of the heads of the ōkawa, they wear after a specific number of times. Since they are very expensive, at least a thousand US dollars a pair, the ōkawa player must measure how many times, and how long, the instrument is played. If the heads are taken good care of, they can be used for as much as ten performances, after which the heads show signs of wear, lose their desired sound quality, and must be discarded.
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