Taking care of your hair is taking care of yourself.
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Taking care of the check first, taking care of your girl later.
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"Taking care of the ball means taking care of my boy," Chkhatarashvili said.
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We&aposre taking care of their military, we are taking care of their manufacturing.
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Teenagers taking care of younger children, who in turn were taking care of babies.
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You're taking care of people at the top more than you're taking care of me.
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Taking care of others comes more naturally to you than taking care of yourself, Pisces.
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We wear a lot of hats sometimes — taking care of family, taking care of our jobs.
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Taking care of your mental health is as important as taking care of your self physically.
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They&aposre more interested in taking care of criminals than they are of taking care of you.
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They're taking care of the kids, taking care of the marriage, and trying to be overall Superwoman.
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They are more interested in taking care of criminals than they are in taking care of you.
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After all, taking care of our minds is just as important as taking care of our bodies.
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As Kate says, taking care of our minds is just as important as taking care of our bodies.
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You're great at taking care of other people, Cancer, but how good are you at taking care of yourself?
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By taking care of my anxious child I was finally able to start taking care of my anxious self.
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They in fact spend so much time taking care of others, they find no time taking care of themselves.
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He's not too interested in taking care of the country as much as he is in taking care of Trump.
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"It got really hard to keep taking care of you when you stopped taking care of yourself," she tells him.
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If you see that happening, the only way to fix it is to get very focused on the prize, which is taking care of the results, taking care of the customer and taking care of the employee.
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"The universe has a way of taking care of taking care of good people," she said, as she touched the E!
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You are probably taking care of parents and siblings, and you might be taking care of aunts, uncles, nieces, and nephews.
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I decided it was time to start taking care of myself, and I began working out and taking care of my body.
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What did she take to be the relationship between time spent taking care of words and time spent taking care of children?
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But putting this kind of stuff off is crazy — not taking care of your finances is like not taking care of your health.
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"They're more interested in taking care of criminals than they are in taking care of you," Trump said of Democrats as the crowd booed.
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The emotional heart of the book lives within this tension — between taking care of his controlling and needy mother and taking care of himself.
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It is hard to balance taking care of the people around you, doing your job and healing/taking care of yourself at the same time.
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"Stan was very active and did an immaculate job taking care of himself and taking care of the equipment used to keep him alive," Haft said.
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You're one of the most nurturing signs in the zodiac, but somehow, taking care of yourself isn't ever as easy as taking care of other people.
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It was supposed to be about taking care of the working class citizens, taking care of our sick, taking care of our elderly, our veterans — if we are going to send you away and break you, we are going to fix you when you get home.
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In the verses, it's clear that taking care of our own also means not taking care of people who are not our own, like the victims of Katrina.
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"The Americans are quite good at taking care of themselves and in the end we'll be taking care of ourselves too," Agriculture Minister Lawrence MacAulay, said in an interview.
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But Marni Amsellem, PhD, a clinical psychologist at Smart Health Psychology, says that taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of your body.
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"If they are capable of taking care of one wife, perhaps they are capable of taking care of me," Mr. Chaiwala said, speculating on what women might be thinking.
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"We are able to bring to the forefront the fact that we're not just taking care of the patient, but we're taking care of the entire family," McMinn said.
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"Between not taking care of the ball and not taking care of the defensive boards, I think that kind of led to (the) run," Hawks coach Mike Budenholzer said.
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" "Taking care of myself is my biggest downfall.
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"They're more interested in taking care of criminals than they are in taking care of you," he declared at a rally for the Senate hopeful Marsha Blackburn in Nashville in May.
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This benefit is for anyone who is out of work, taking time off because they're sick, taking care of someone who is sick, or taking care of kids home from school.
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"I value taking care of my responsibilities," he writes .
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" Or "I'm just taking care of my friend's son.
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"Floyd is taking care of Adrien" ... says the rep.
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"I think the hope is that women are taking care of themselves and taking care of each other inadvertently," she told reporters at the Glamour Women of the Year awards on Monday night.
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Most people know that taking care of a plant is nothing like taking care of a pet — much less a child — but plant care is considered an early step on the caregiver's journey.
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Most importantly, the Detour star is taking care of herself.
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He told reporters "that situation is taking care of itself."
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Taking care of elderly family members earned you 50 points.
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The United States has to stop taking care of everything.
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Black may crack if you're not taking care of it.
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They're taking care of the people who give them money.
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" The insider added, "They are busy taking care of Stormi.
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I was in my late 20s taking care of children.
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Will was the insecure young inmate taking care of her.
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It is a lifelong commitment to taking care of yourself.
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"The legal side is taking care of it," he said.
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Instead of taking care of the house, he trashed it.
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And, you know, just taking care of my house plants.
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The only one they're not taking care of is me.
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Took pride in taking care of his fiancée and children.
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"They are busy taking care of Stormi," the source said.
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"They are busy taking care of Stormi," says the source.
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Tammy was my nurse that was taking care of me.
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The void is filled by me taking care of myself….
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How is the mom taking care of so many ducks?
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The rest of us were taking care of other patients.
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"Could my brain be taking care of me?" he asked.
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Her priority is her children and taking care of them.
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Lerner, in turn, has also begun taking care of Smith.
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How well have you been taking care of yourself, Aries?
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Just your friendly neighborhood flight attendants taking care of business.
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If they're taking care of older parents, they're balancing that.
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The whole culture is about taking care of the land.
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While taking care of him, she tells him many stories.
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I'm worried you're not taking care of yourself, that's all.
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But you'll be so busy taking care of the baby.
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And Ron, meanwhile, taking care of a ton of clients.
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Tony Bennett, the old owner was taking care of him.
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And hopefully the market will start taking care of it.
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Did you start taking care of a dependent family member?
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And I am serious about taking care of my family!
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Yet, taking care of yourself — and your health — is important.
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Taking care of workers would be a priority, it added.
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"We just worry about taking care of people," Hooley said.
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By taking care of him I take care of myself.
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I was paying my own bills, taking care of myself.
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I want to thank him for taking care of dessert.
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The universe is not interested in taking care of you.
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We're not taking care of our fellow man or woman.
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Somebody was taking care of things, but nothing ever happened.
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Because taking care of your visage just got fun again.
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I went full force into taking care of my family.
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Taking care of employees like Boxed does is not cheap.
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Health care is about taking care of patients, not paperwork.
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Are you taking care of yourselves and trying to sleep?
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Here's the rundown of what they'll be taking care of.
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"Jesus was about taking care of one another," he said.
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"Her passion was taking care of people," Mr. Billquist said.
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That, Chaffetz told reporters Tuesday, is "taking care of itself."
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It involves taking care of people who are left behind.
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Taking care of yourself has to be your top priority.
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They're taking care of that part of me right now.
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What's it like taking care of kids in Las Vegas?
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She was taking care of Janet when she was 3.
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We're taking care of our military like never, ever before.
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But taking care of kids on your own is hard.
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Our job has always involved taking care of our people.
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Taking care of nature "is the Assisi responsibility" she said.
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My older brother is taking care of my eagle now.
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Our guys did a good job taking care of that.
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Taking care of my skin includes the way it smells.
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But there was this wealthy person 'taking care' of them.
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"I didn't want her taking care of me," he said.
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Taking care of ceramic tile floors should be a breeze.
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I have to spend time taking care of this dog.
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How are we taking care of them as a city?
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"It's just about taking care of your job," Judge said.
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Are we taking care of them and doing things efficiently?
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She's taking care of my grandmother right now as well.
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When I'm painting, I'm not taking care of my kids.
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How are we taking care of them as a city?
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But they're also pretty good at taking care of themselves.
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Courtney and Eric previously told PEOPLE that taking care of nine children is a "different experience" than taking care of three, and they wouldn't be able to do it without the help of their community.
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"The relatives and the people that know these kids in the community — teachers, people who care for them — are all home right now taking care of one another and taking care of kids," Campbell said.
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I felt like I was taking care of someone's else's child.
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"My whole life was taking care of my body," she said.
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Technicality doesn't matter here; it's just about taking care of yourself.
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Are you really taking care of your customers in this instance?
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They know my story and have been taking care of me.
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Everything else in my life stopped, except taking care of him.
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My mom will be taking care of her during our trip.
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They&aposre not taking care of our vets, we fired them.
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Maternity, paternity, family medical leave, taking care of a sick child.
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Katharine McPhee and fiancé David Foster are taking care of business!
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And she's responsible for taking care of a lot of stuff.
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Taking care of animals gives people a "merciful heart," he said.
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The eagle parents take shifts taking care of the eagle chicks.
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Women are supposed to be home, taking care of the kids.
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All crews have been dispatched and are taking care of debris.
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He has an excellent lawyer who is taking care of things.
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And for Ali, taking care of people meant doing it right.
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Eliass said Puig thanked him for taking care of the dogs.
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By taking care of him, I mean medicating him into unconsciousness.
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Sometimes that's taking care of the boys, or handling her contracts.
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Some are in the KFC taking care of the injured people.
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I'm a big believer in always taking care of your skin.
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Who said taking care of your face had to be tedious?
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" She adds: "I think it's like taking care of your skin.
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Here's a quick guide to taking care of your essentials. 247PAPS.
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Remember his comment about "Second Amendment" people "taking care" of her?
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When I'm taking care of the cats, I'm in Queen mode.
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She was taking care of her mother, just out of rehab.
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You EARN healthcare by taking care of yourself AND buying it.
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Title IX is one vehicle for taking care of individual claims.
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Nookie, a nurse living in California, was taking care of her.
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Taking care of your pearly whites should always be a priority.
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Price plans on doing that by taking care of himself, too.
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Taking care of yourself in those moments is crucial, Matatas says.
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Taking care of one another is a priority at our office.
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No bad things can come out of taking care of yourself!
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Is it hard taking care of dogs here on Skid Row?
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" She added: "It's about mental health and taking care of yourself.
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It's like, no, this is daddy taking care of his kids.
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"Nobody is taking care of us," Alvarez said at the time.
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National group identity could involve taking care of the less fortunate.
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Sometimes taking care of yourself can get lost in the shuffle.
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I felt like Mr. Mondella was still taking care of me.
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She meets the gardener who is taking care of the cemetery.
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Taking care of the wellbeing is, after all, a serious business.
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I think they should be focusing on taking care of veterans.
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"I thought you were taking care of the baby," Marlo says.
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Our guards did a great job taking care of the ball.
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And no matter your score now, keep taking care of it.
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Maybe he had been up all night taking care of him.
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"He died praying and taking care of people," said Mr. Trump.
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I've been taking care of her since she was a puppy.
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It's as if we have to validate taking care of ourselves.
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Rail against the socialist evils of taking care of people's health.
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" But she stressed: "Everybody is taking care of each other here.
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Some of the patients he was taking care of have died.
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Maintaining that link came by taking care of the family grave.
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"He's home taking care of his little sister, Stella," said Flay.
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"But I'm here on my plane, taking care of the house."
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How is this mom taking care of all of these ducklings?
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And taking care of another living thing is a big responsibility.
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The last thing Hugh wants is me taking care of something.
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He really just wanted to be home taking care of Mom.
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I don't just mean taking care of a baby's basic needs.
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" Zuho: "I'm pretty into taking care of my son, my cat.
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" Chris Pappas of New Hampshire is "taking care of service members.
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These are my people, and I love taking care of them.
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Taking care of my mother is such a privilege and honor.
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Is he taking care of the farmer by rescinding these rules?
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He is still taking care of all of her business affairs.
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Amazon is taking care of that for customers under the hood.
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We wish him the very best in taking care of business.
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We cannot hope to sustain life without taking care of nature.
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And when I'm taking care of my kids I'm not painting.
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Taking care of the ball helped Golden State in the end.
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There is not someone home just taking care of the kids.
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It was her way, she says, of taking care of herself.
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"We, as women, particularly if — we have families, you know, we're taking care of children, we're taking care of, you know, home, our husbands, we take care of everybody but ourselves," Williams told GMA's Amy Robach.
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And the core part of the C2C platform is that, as a seller, you are the one taking care of the pictures, you are the one taking care of the content with which you described the product.
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Dr. Eckstrom began taking care of Ms. Wolfe when she was 64.
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Beard Bomb Beard Balm Taking care of a beard is hard work.
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"I feel like she's not taking care of herself," Hollman told audiences.
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I think young women are really bad at taking care of themselves.
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"I haven't really been taking care of my natural hair," she says.
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"In human rights and taking care of people and treating people equal."
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"She really wasn't taking care of us kids that well," Miller said.
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He is still taking care of the people who need his help.
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And that&aposs the most important thing, taking care of the children.
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There are another 1,200 in Kenya taking care of a million more.
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From the ER to cardiac ICU thanks for taking care of me.
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Through my job, I've been taking care of people in this city.
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I have two children and no one is taking care of us.
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"Taking care of my hair has been a beautiful ritual," she said.
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Jeannie Mai is taking care of her health in a positive way.
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I think I was just not taking care of myself at all.
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My favorite part of teaching here is taking care of the children.
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Taking care of business will be easier now that Mercury is direct!
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"We're taking care of business the only way that we know how."
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We're taking care of business the only way that we know how.
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Are they eating normally, taking care of their appearances or acting out?
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"The first step was just actually taking care of myself," she says.
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Foreign investors are staying—though they are taking care of their cash.
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He has worked out every day and is taking care of himself.
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The key is, of course, taking care of it the right way.
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How are you taking care of yourself so that doesn't happen again?
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It's wildly skewed toward taking care of those from the very top.
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Dress as a sexy CEO today, since you're taking care of business.
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Having them, taking care of them — nope, that's just not his thing.
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My friend who was taking care of me drew me a bath.
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He's also my caretaker; taking care of me is officially his job.
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"But I didn't thank them for taking care of me," he said.
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It makes some sense: Taking care of children is an exhausting job.
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The pre-requisite for that is taking care of the legal stuff.
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They also provide advice for taking care of the teeth and gums.
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Freedom, it seems, is just another word for taking care of yourself.
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And I heard the way that they were taking care of them.
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Getting there means taking care of business against the likes of USC.
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Mallory said that he was at home, taking care of someone's dog.
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How would I maintain my business while taking care of my family?
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"It's better for everybody if you're taking care of yourself," she said.
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Taking care of bioluminescent plankton, on the other hand, is relatively easy.
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They were really taking care of us, and of course our nanny.
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Focus on completing your chores and taking care of your health today.
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People had to deal with taking care of family and being displaced.
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At the same time, everyone is still taking care of each other.
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Before her mom died, her nurse insisted on taking care of her.
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"Taking care of people separates him," said Marty Shapiro, a Myriad partner.
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Or you can simply think of it as taking care of yourself.
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Just taking care of your family, opening doors and paying it forward.
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I'm glad to hear that you're taking care of yourself so well.
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Wang began cleaning homes and taking care of children privately for families.
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We hope people are taking care of themselves and taking extra precautions.
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Maureen, his wife, was usually home, taking care of the four children.
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President, taking care of the forests in the Amazon is very good.
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Now, it means taking care of kids and giving them baby formula.
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"I was the only person taking care of my mother," he said.
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That message: Taking care of those around you can have unintended consequences.
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She's now taking care of herself, wearing dresses even, and smiling again.
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We are taking care of them for several days, maybe a week.
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When we talk about this, we're talking about taking care of ourselves.
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It's more about taking care of yourself so they don't go wrong.
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They also did a good job of taking care of the ball.
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You're pretty much taking care of yourself, so you grow up fast.
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Qiqi fussed over them, taking care of each in her own way.
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And now I am super, super into taking care of my skin.
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"I want to work hard on taking care of myself," she shares.
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In that way, I feel like I'm still taking care of her.
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Life insurance is for taking care of business once you&aposve passed.
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" He soon clarified: "It's obsolete because it wasn't taking care of terror.
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Some people believe taking care of yourself is a sign of fragility.
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Are we taking care of customers to the extent that we can?
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"We take great pride in taking care of children," Mr. Mulgrew said.
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It just comes down to taking care of your band, you know?
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She needed to be sure she could handle taking care of them.
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"We're proud of raising cows and taking care of them," he said.
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You don't have to corral someone into taking care of their children.
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They started taking care of me when I was two months old.
|
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I find myself wondering, where is the specialist taking care of us?
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However, they have no interest in taking care of themselves as babies.
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Taking care of things that I need to pay close attention to.
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I was taking care of everything: laundry, linens, cleaning, the work orders.
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Plus, she's taking care of her elderly parents who live with her.
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"It's like taking care of a baby," he told me, glancing up.
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Khloé herself remained quiet, taking care of her new baby in relative silence.
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Remember that, by taking care of yourself, you're doing your team a favor.
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Knowing that I am taking care of my skin makes me feel good.
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Khan and the entire medical team became invested in taking care of Beckham.
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I started taking care of myself... I'm back... not just physically, but mentally.
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It's always about serving others—it's not just athletes we're taking care of.
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She was sick and had a person who was taking care of her.
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It's amazing to see my older daughter taking care of my younger one.
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But his wife is in Iraq right now, taking care of his parents.
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I was the one taking care of Dave as far as feeding him.
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"I been neglecting myself, not taking care of me," he tweeted Monday morning.
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Not just the two of us, but in taking care of something else.
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She also committed more time to taking care of herself mentally and emotionally.
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" — Rihanna "The only way to survive is by taking care of one another.
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I am a caring, giving person, one who likes taking care of people.
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That week, I went and spent in my shop, taking care of business.
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Microsoft's also taking care of yet another common player request: captive portal support.
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Shoemake-Patterson was "devoted to her calling in life, taking care of others."
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He's taking care of that by assuring them those bills will move separately.
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I would have difficulty doing basic stuff like taking care of my kids.
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"God has been taking care of so much," she told The Daily Advertiser.
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I would always be wondering if they were taking care of her properly.
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"She was taking care of others since she could walk," her mother said.
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Not just holidays, but even mundane matters like taking care of the car.
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If they're a bit too scabby and not really taking care of themselves.
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Perhaps it's because taking care of an infant is a naturally isolating experience.
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And we're out their actually taking care of the animals and administering medicines.
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It's taking care of the lady next door who just lost her husband.
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She and her sister, Joyce, have been taking care of them ever since.
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But achieving that goal of taking care of themselves is harder than ever.
|
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Because the bottom line is that taking care of yourself is not selfish.
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It was almost like his second shot at parenthood – taking care of someone.
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Apart from taking care of our family, I help Emilio with his accounting.
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We have to worry about us and keep taking care of our business.
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What people really care about in Michigan is taking care of their families.
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I know that I should be more serious about taking care of myself.
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Maybe because they were so helpful in taking care of his travel arrangements.
|
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But he has not been effective in taking care of the Veterans Administration.
|
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" Gosselin added, "I like taking care of people and making others feel welcome.
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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is taking care of the monkeys.
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He is still partying and not taking care of himself as he should.
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Along with that comes the anxiety of taking care of a "living" thing.
|
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Taking care of yourself personally, she says, translates into more confidence at work.
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"He wanted to make sure he was taking care of both," Braglia said.
|
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People were generally respectful, taking care of the plants rather than killing them.
|
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"He has kind of set the standard for taking care of your body."
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Well, Ezra is still in New York taking care of Nicole (Rebecca Breeds).
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That means taking care of ourselves before we can take care of others.
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But taking care of your skin doesn't stop when you leave your bathroom.
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John Legend certainly has his hands full taking care of his two children!
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You retire, and you dress very comfortably, and you're taking care of grandchildren.
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Taking care of your mental health is just as important as physical health.
|
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It can be child care — it can be taking care of a child.
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Who is taking care of the patients all those scribing doctors aren't seeing?
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"A lot of angels were taking care of people that night," he said.
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You're taking care of us," said Kinsman, "but not each other, or yourselves.
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For one, Kratos now has a son he's taking care of (seen above).
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Taking care of your health now can help limit future health-care costs.
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"We're taking care of the France where things aren't going well," Macron said.
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We're going to start taking care of our vets, properly, like we should.
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Venus enters Scorpio today, asking you how well you're taking care of yourself.
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This marks an important period: reflecting on how you're taking care of yourself.
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"Our focus now is taking care of the citizens of Flint," he said.
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"Let's talk about what we really need — taking care of us," she said.
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Getting odor under control involves taking care of your feet, socks, and shoes.
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I hope you're all taking care of yourselves as healthily as you can.
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We feel someone has to be there taking care of the patients, however.
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"We were taking care of him, doing everything for him," his mother said.
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I felt like a person who is taking care of a great monument.
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So it's worth knowing that taking care of a town is hard work.
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Keeping the piece pristine is like taking care of a boat, said Einstein.
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PITT Taking care of each other, that's what I feel at the end.
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And while you're taking care of your body, take care of your space.
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Taking care of your body will prepare it to handle stress more effectively.
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Are they taking care of their own employees and marketing with appropriate imagery?
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Part of my living-for-free arrangement is taking care of the animals.
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Mostly I like someone else taking care of housekeeping for a few days.
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Very grateful for my mom for being there and taking care of me.
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The man who had been taking care of the son also denied wrongdoing.
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Each person writes down all the family responsibilities they're taking care of.2.
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In the long run, it's as important as taking care of your daughter.
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"We blame ourselves in part for not taking care of her," he said.
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After taking care of M., I eat leftovers from my Hello Fresh delivery.
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Harvey talked often about taking care of his body, from stretching to treatment.
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Prince Harry is taking care of his family by taking on the press.
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"Do you promise you're taking care of yourself?" she whispered into his ear.
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Teachers now tasked with taking care of the arriving families ration bottled water.
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For white women, taking care of oneself has historically meant abstaining from work.
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I wasn't taking care of myself mentally … I suffered from depression, situational depression.
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Before that, however, she is focused on taking care of business on Jan.
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But I was good at taking care of my Calathea, it turned out.
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Missing you all and thanks for taking care of my little man Donnie.
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Here is just some of the paperwork that's taking care of those actions.
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They get to do it by taking care of themselves along the way.
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The practice is taking care of its employees' salaries during the unexpected closure.
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My president is someone who is supposed to be taking care of me.
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He's taking care of the kitchen while she takes care of the guests.
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If you're into taking care of your health, frozen veggies will do it.
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It was about taking care of myself and healing after an emotional trauma.
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But I also thought about how much that was similar to my own experience of domestic households, in which it's really the women taking care of the children, and women taking care of the house, and the men are absent.
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"Although I didn't support Obamacare, I support taking care of the poor," she said.
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"Just taking care of my body, just vitamins, rest and (being) lucky," he said.
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So how did they trick us into feeding them and taking care of them?
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You are taking care of them, and there is so much that is happening.
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Now I am taking care of my mental and physical health by walking more.
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Snapchat's also taking care of all Uber/Lyft rides to and from the event.
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But also taking care of your mind and your body and feeding it properly.
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" Her costar Sandra Bullock, 53, added, "Also just women taking care of each other.
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You've got to be committed to taking care of your skin on the daily.
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"I wasn't taking care of myself or my family or my job," he says.
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I've dealt with death directly, in taking care of my dad and losing him.
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Taking care of my hair has always been a major part of my routine.
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Keep taking care of your body and your body will take care of you.
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It can get in the way of me taking care of my household responsibilities.
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I also don't wear makeup, so taking care of my skin feels extra important!
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"I am most nervous about taking care of two at one time!" he says.
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"You were taking care of us all night, hosting and so on," Thea said.
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"You'll feel better that you're taking care of yourself as well as your family."
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When it comes to taking care of himself, Shelton admits it's a concerted effort.
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If I have a pet, who would be responsible of taking care of them?
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A big part of having a healthy relationship involves taking care of yourself, too.
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And I've met a lot of grandparents who are now taking care of grandchildren.
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L: Is taking care of Des what you thought it was going to be?
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But we're more worried about the people we're taking care of rather than ourselves.
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"Taking care of other people was just, quite simply, what Brad did," Cooper said.
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Johnson told Trump she couldn't because she was taking care of her dying husband.
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Smithers asks after Veronica and you can tell he misses taking care of her.
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"The postpartum has been really scary for everybody, but she's taking care of it."
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"I just notice a difference when I'm taking care of myself," she tells PEOPLE.
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"I'm just making sure the government is taking care of your safety," she explained.
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So I would be working either driving tractors, taking care of the sheep, herding.
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"I know she s responsible, taking care of me," he said of his guardian.
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I was cooking breakfast and dinner and of course, still taking care of myself.
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I'm still working, taking care of the kids and involved in their school activities.
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"All day, I'm taking care of patients who are worried about Zika," she said.
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Taking care of your future isn't easy, but your future self will thank you.
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Olay came to CES to scare conference-goers into taking care of their skin.
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Even if he never comes around, we're glad she's comfortable taking care of herself.
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Thomas Rhett understands the importance of taking care of his daughter Willa Gray's hair.
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She's taking care of herself and is in a very positive state of mind.
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Eight-year-old kids are taking care of toddlers in conditions tantamount to torture.
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The Moon symbolizes comfort and emotion—how are you taking care of yourself today?
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"And that means taking care of the people who are doing a good job."
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But first, you're taking care of business as the moon connects with serious Saturn.
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When we have it, we'll take care of everybody who needs taking care of.
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The business about not taking care of your health… I just don't buy that.
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They're taking care of the people who are giving them money, like insurance companies.
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Remember to take care of you while you are taking care of everything else.
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I like taking care of people close to me with our medical cannabis line.
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They had three children to raise, but taking care of Amanda consumed their lives.
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VICE: Is it hard taking care of dogs while living here on Skid Row?
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"Mind how you go," is an olde English phrase for taking care of yourself.
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Khloé told Sadler that she's content taking care of her five nieces and nephews.
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You can build your own tool kit for taking care of your mental health.
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He may experience more trouble building his retirement and taking care of his family.
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The very best kind of self love means taking care of your mental health.
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Taking care of your skin is important, especially when you're on a long flight.
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As a teenager, Lorna Luft was in charge of taking care of her mother.
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It's past time that we started taking care of them back here at home.
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Each person writes down all the family responsibilities they're currently taking care of.2.
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"As a community, we need to start taking care of each other," she says.
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And I could tell I looked like someone who wasn't taking care of themselves.
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You're marvelously productive, taking care of business as the moon meets action planet Mars.
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You're taking care of business today, Aries, thanks to the Moon in hardworking Capricorn.
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Why keep on taking care of Rickon Stark unless you're loyal to the family?
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We all need to support the people who are taking care of the land.
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Taking care of your skin early on means you'll have less to do later!
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Check in with yourself on your well-being; are you taking care of yourself?
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"This is a place that is always taking care of its own," he said.
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She also asked for a second doctor to stop taking care of their daughter.
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"Without taking care of the bigger picture, [raising elephants] would be futile," Angela said.
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No. You're taking care of it and passing it on to the next person.
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That's taking care of me before I wake everyone else up around the house.
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She's reporting on the coronavirus while taking care of two young children at home.
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"Nelly spent most of her life taking care of other people," Ms. Diederich says.
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Make sure you take care of the families who are taking care of you.
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Billboards emphasize the importance of taking care of parents and being loyal to superiors.
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As far as taking care of its workers, Hollywood is behind the times, actually.
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If I'm not taking care of myself, it negatively affects my work and relationships.
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So masks should go where they're needed the most: in taking care of patients.
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"Brett Gardner just taking care of business every time," third baseman Todd Frazier said.
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He was barely a teenager when he started dreaming about taking care of thoroughbreds.
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Parents should prioritize taking care of themselves — it models the importance of self-care.
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Now she is drawing blood, assisting the doctors and taking care of the patients.
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The other thing was taking care of the basketball (the Thunder had 19 turnovers).
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Playing with them and just taking care of them all day was the best.
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"It makes people feel good, like they're taking care of themselves," Dr. Marmur said.
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"He needs to focus on his health and taking care of himself," she said.
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" ― Maya Angelou "The only way to survive is by taking care of one another.
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Nirva works 70 hours a week taking care of elderly, sick and disabled patients.
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I speak to him every day and make sure he's taking care of himself.
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I seriously doubt his bottom line has suffered for taking care of his employees.
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For almost three years, she has been taking care of her five younger siblings.
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He viewed taking care of the industry as one of his primary legislative responsibilities.
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"He did a nice job of taking care of his half volleys," Federer said.
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Accepting personal responsibility means taking care of our communities, not looking out for ourselves.
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Based on what I saw, "mom clothes" were meant to hide your baby weight, cover the cleavage your milk-filled boobs gave you, and make it clear that you weren't taking care of yourself (because you were taking care of someone else).
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AREU: But I am sure -- so I am sure they are tackling their immigration issues and they are tackling their drug issues and they are tackling other issues, and they are taking care of all of us by taking care of the environment.
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Teach your kids the value of money and not to love the money but love the noble things we can do with it, such as taking care of family, taking care of needs around us, making good financial choices and decisions, etc.
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Elsewhere, "I Haven't Been Taking Care of Myself" deftly dodges between toxic self-doubt and what happens when you project it onto the one you love ("Maybe that's why you don't love me as much / I need to start taking care of myself").
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""From inordinate focus on our hairstyle, to our clothes, to the age of our children and who's taking care of them if you're not taking care of them, to 'Can you be a politician and a domestic goddess at the same time?
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Kids aren't always the most trustworthy when it comes to taking care of their stuff.
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An insult to victims, to survivors, to people who are taking care of these kids.
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I mean there are licensed professionals in there that are taking care of the children.
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Taking care of my skin has become my thing; it's how I show myself love.
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She instead devoted herself to her kids, taking care of them and their every need.
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Leading him into an upstairs bedroom, Pierre has been taking care of the bedridden Michelle.
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She sacrificed having a career so she can be at home taking care of [us].
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Nothing is more important and I believe in taking care of the people we have.
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"From taking care of me when I'm feeling sick, to never missing a doctor's appointment."
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Cities have to spend a lot of money taking care of all these health complications.
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From taking care of me when I'm feeling sick, to never missing a doctor's appointment.
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People have been entrusted with their lives, with their data, with taking care of them.
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"I'm constantly on her about taking care of herself," De Laurentiis said of her daughter.
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It's a lot of work, taking care of a horse, and it keeps them busy.
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They'll see women with families that they love and are dedicated to taking care of.
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"We think you should be taking care of yourself first, your retirement first," she said.
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Well, taking care of the environment is a good thing—as long as nothing explodes.
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Fortunately, Kiehl's latest sale makes taking care of your skin easy on your wallet, too.
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It's about some human taking care of another human who had less luck in life.
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That's fun,' and I thought my dad would keep on taking care of me. Perfect.
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"Yet another example," the post said, "of our great community taking care of each other."
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So very important to remember that the Republicans are taking care of pre-existing conditions.
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One part of this company is taking care of consumers; the other is ignoring them.
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That means, it's taking care of both sides of the container DevOps equation for you.
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Trump and Clinton spent Tuesday morning taking care of their first order of business: voting.
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"It's completely failing at its work of policing and taking care of people," he said.
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She is unappreciative of the help we give her by taking care of her child.
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Taking care of your car or truck's transmission is important for its long-term health.
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Taking care of these responsibilities is essential to making sure you're on stable financial footing.
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She was taking care of her father and couldn't take care of a baby, too.
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She is taking care of her children and working hard on her brand, Modern Alkeme.
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To me, dressing up from head-to-toe is part of taking care of myself.
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Human firefighters taking care of a base station can then maneuver the hose into position.
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If he's struggled to adapt to taking care of Haruto, it's happened (mostly) off-camera.
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"It's completely failing at its work of policing and taking care of people," Paes said.
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I feel a sense of responsibility just with the pressure of taking care of everything.
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Today, a 20-year-old nanny and teaching assistant, taking care of two rowdy kids.
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I was still taking care of the kids, getting them dressed, fed, and to school.
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We're pretty good at taking care of folks when they're injured, but we're not perfect.
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"Families and communities used to play roles of taking care of deceased people," Makimura said.
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A comment about them and a comment about taking care of them... These are men.
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POLLACK: So to me, they dropped the ball on not taking care of this kid.
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I am being a little selfish these days, loving me and taking care of me.
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"I respect my mother; she was very concerned with taking care of us," he said.
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And Dermstore's making taking care of your complexion easier thanks to its 2019 kickoff sale.
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As she said, taking care of your health can do wonders for your self-confidence.
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But they're taking care of them now cause they don't just look like us now.
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"I am sober and grateful to be alive and taking care of ME," she said.
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Taking care of yourself from the inside-out has never been easier (or more affordable!).
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I didn't see how that would be possible while also taking care of a baby.
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Father and son are incredibly close, with Bert cooking and taking care of his son.
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She works night shifts taking care of her employer's 91- and 92-year-old parents.
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His father was a dentist, and his mother stayed home taking care of the children.
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You got to do a better job taking care of it, myself first and foremost.
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If you want to be really stone-cold, they're not into taking care of patients.
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Ms. H's sister, the cat's original owner, had long since stopped taking care of her.
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My mother couldn't work, because she was taking care of me and my younger brother.
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They see their tax dollars being wasted taking care of poor people and illegal immigrants.
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After taking care of a media obligation inside his recreational vehicle, Force was summoned outside.
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"And the first three people who are taking care of him are Jewish," Cohen said.
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Libra is the sign of balance, and you'll find yours by taking care of business.
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She was at the top of her class, and she liked taking care of people.
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I like taking care of my mom, I like being responsible with what I have.
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"Your whole life becomes taking care of this child," she said of her youngest child.
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I felt kind of armed and ready and very defensive, taking care of my friends.
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A homemade blueberry muffin for breakfast is a clear sign you're taking care of yourself.
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I only write occasionally—when I'm not making music or taking care of the kids.
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"The respondent's father has been taking care of six children on his own," she said.
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My husband is very good, maybe better than me at taking care of the children.
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The survey found that those taking care of ill relatives can often face such challenges.
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"Picture in your mind elderly detainees, brothers taking care of one another," said then-Cmdr.
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"To the extent that you can, taking care of yourself is really important," he said.
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Herself both "rich and pretty," Rebecca is terrified of taking care of her infant son.
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They say yes and then they go back to taking care of every special interest.
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We were busy taking care of our girls and just doing our regular everyday responsibilities.
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So now I have to do my part in taking care of this and recovering.
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Maybe they get health insurance through their job, maybe they're taking care of their families.
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" Lohan revealed that the song is about "anxiety and pressure and taking care of yourself.
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The Kalinga tradition of taking care of all visitors, generously and without payment, has disappeared.
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He warns them, "If you don't like taking care of older people, find another career."
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Yeah ... he's probably right about her not taking care of him in his old age.
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My mother was ill, and I spent a lot of time taking care of her.
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She spent much of her early adulthood taking care of her father as he aged.
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The fractional jet company is making a profit as well as taking care of maintenance.
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It's also important to make sure you are taking care of your health and family.
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I'm happy taking care of her, and I wouldn't trust anyone else to do it.
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"The tendency is more towards social wellness and family taking care of family," Nigg said.
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And really keeping that sense of family tight, where we're taking care of each other.
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He's a doctor and a veteran; a public servant focused on taking care of kids.
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In fact, your main overindulgence during this season should be toward taking care of yourself.
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I'm married and my husband plays a large role in taking care of our kids.
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This is not about taking care of yourself by taking pills and seeing what happens.
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Something that Business Insider stood behind, like constituency, taking care of all the different constituencies.
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I made $200 a week for 48-plus hours taking care of this family's kids.
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"It's really not like anyone can or should be taking care of dogs," says Mortensen.
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And so, after taking care of his two young daughters during the day, Carroll painted.
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What I think is that if society had different structures that supported this care function, you know, taking care of children, taking care of elderly people, they may be freer to make choices to stay in the labor force because there would be an alternative.
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But walking around and seeing that our employees are taking care of customers recalibrates that perception.
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"And just getting on with the business at hand, which is taking care of this country."
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I'm staying at my friend's family house and they're really taking care of us this weekend!
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"That's your job, not mine," she tells him about taking care of her in the future.
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Maybe it's the residual effects of the weekend trip, apartment hunt, and taking care of R.?
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Who was taking care of these orchids while he was in Russia gathering thousands of leeches?
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"Mars in Cancer can be tired of taking care of everything that life demands," Page says.
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Greene says he loves taking care of his LGBTQ patients and feels a kinship with them.
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Not all stylists have mastered this skill (ditto on taking care of curly hair in general).
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If you're like most Americans, you put off taking care of your eyes and your teeth.
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And Sofia even revealed a secret about her dad's obsession with taking care of his skin.
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He was just diagnosed with diabetes so we're taking care of that, but he's always around.
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After months of person turmoil, Heather Locklear is taking care of her mind, body and soul.
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I am taking care of this, and P. will send in the one month security deposit.
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We love pampering ourselves, taking care of our skin, and experimenting with new makeup and hairstyles.
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Plus, taking care of another human has added quite a bit of fatigue to her life.
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"We're taking care of the parts of France where things aren't going so well," he said.
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Despite the fact that India's no posh show dog, taking care of her is no bargain.
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After all, she does kind of have her hands full with taking care of three children.
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It's a biological process -- and there shouldn't be any stigma associated with taking care of yourself.
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But, instead of taking care of some nasty cat you're responsible for watering a silent plant.
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Mendoza-Sanchez crossed the border in 1994, working odd jobs and taking care of her children.
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After taking care of business, I answer emails related to the intakes I did before dinner.
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I have my assistant taking care of the house and the animals while I am away.
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Skin FirstI'm a makeup junkie, so taking care of my skin has become a big priority.
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Since 2016, the group has gone from ignoring or fearing elephants to taking care of them.
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It's just a necessity, and possible sexual frustration, and she is just taking care of herself.
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That means she's gonna need Kim and Khloe's help taking care of Mason, Penelope, and Reign.
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The training schemes are Amazon's latest attempt to prove that it's taking care of its workers.
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This week, we're focusing inward, and taking care of ourselves with a simple paper-enclosed bot.
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He loves yoga, loves working out and taking care of himself, so he always motivates me.
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We'll all be patients someday and we'll be lucky to have RNs taking care of us.
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Encourage your friends to participate Taking care of yourself doesn't have to be an isolating thing.
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Most moms realize that breast pumping isn't the easiest part of taking care of a newborn.
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Lots of planning, lots of taking care of the people I work with, lots of organization.
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Kardashian also said it's a challenge balancing taking care of her daughter and hitting the gym.
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Kyle says she told Paris about taking care of that hardware -- she offered a permanent solution.
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"Even in times of crisis, people, especially women, don't stop taking care of aesthetics," she said.
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At the end of the day, taking care of yourself should be the number one priority.
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Jamie fired back ... Britney's taking care of the kids the way she always did -- nothing's changed.
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She was committed to Houston getting help for her addiction and taking care of her body.
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It's a biological process—and there shouldn't be any stigma associated with taking care of yourself.
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"Now that we're not able to work, the neighborhood is taking care of us," Jason says.
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You can have mounts and roleplay taking care of them, or a whole stable of them.
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In the end, taking care of your own finances ultimately benefits your children in other ways.
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"Feeding people, taking care of yourself, cleaning up — cleaning up is very, very sexy," he says.
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For Congressman Sessions, it's not about listening to you, it's about taking care of Donald Trump.
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We are trying to teach them about the importance of taking care of nature and resources.
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Everybody is going to be taken care of much better than they're taking care of now.
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It's a bonus to reward yourself for already taking care of your body — and your skin.
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Meanwhile, Elizabeth, asleep with a fever, remembers taking care of her mother while she was younger.
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Out of work, she spends most of her days at home, taking care of her family.
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Talkspace Therapy The very best kind of self love means taking care of your mental health.
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Who is taking care of these children and actively helping to reunite them with their families?
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"This is about taking care of our women and men in uniform," he said by telephone.
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I reached the point where I wasn't taking care of myself, so I took up boxing.
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I need to know whether our community teams are taking care of the people of Liverpool.
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He needed to get to Dolos Town, to start taking care of his "papay," his father.
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Now, they live together, and are "taking care of each other like family," Minh Thu said.
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When it comes to taking care of your skin, simple questions don't always have simple answers.
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And that brings us back to what's most important about our body: taking care of it.
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To hear a pop star taking care of themselves by setting rules is a new phenomenon.
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But today will be perfect for taking care of your responsibilities, so get shit done, Pisces!
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"Their focus on technology is really small — they are busy taking care of people," he said.
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"Between training, home-schooling her, work, and taking care of the house, that's it," Balow sighs.
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"Students need to understand this is an inherent part of taking care of people," McLemore said.
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She wanted to know where her other children were, and who was taking care of them.
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Love y'all & keep taking care of each other ❤️ A post shared by timothy granaderos jr.
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Immigrant populations also played a key role in taking care of children whose parents were detained.
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In Philadelphia, the head of emergency aid pleaded for help in taking care of sick children.
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As for Pisces, it's their time to figure out whether they've been taking care of themselves.
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She'd been confined to her apartment all day taking care of grandchildren and wanted to relax.
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Even so, as a new mom taking care of a very sick baby, I struggled mightily.
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The Checkup On the frustration of pediatricians taking care of children suffering from a preventable disease.
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There are projects to be done around the house, too, including taking care of the pool.
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Taking care of yourself and your team is also vital, McClain said, as is respecting differences.
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Weight management is something you do for yourself because you're valuable, you're worth taking care of.
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"Spending and taking care of money is a skill — not everybody has that skill," he said.
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Taking care of the legal questions, of course, will only get pipeline construction crews to work.
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"We pride ourselves on being professionals, getting the mission done, and taking care of our members."
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And we became proficient at taking care of an infant hooked up to wires and monitors.
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You're taking care of people's minds, but you don't want to know anything about the mind.
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We also love being able to model taking care of others' things and furry loved ones.
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That leaves only Ms. Robredo in the way, and the president is taking care of that.
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Television news stations showed video of medics taking care of a bleeding victim outside the airport.
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Life insurance is about protecting what&aposs important and taking care of those we leave behind.
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Do your playing habits prevent you from having other experiences or taking care of your responsibilities?
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Seriously, I think we should talk about taking care of ourselves in this particular political climate.
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"If you have resources, you're responsible for taking care of your fellow human beings," he says.
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Because taking care of customers every day was so much a part of who he was.
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She left her son behind, and my husband and I have been taking care of him.
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Make sure your love for your job does not prevent you from taking care of yourself.
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Now, I'm paying attention to my skin and taking care of it instead of hiding it.
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I felt like I was taking care of my daughter, so when he disappeared, I panicked.
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It's a proactive decision you're post-ironically proud of, a way of taking care of yourself.
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As an athlete, you need so much protein, and I just wasn't taking care of myself.
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Thankfully, Bethany is in remission and well today, taking care of her twin son and daughter.
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But if you're asking me about priorities, it's taking care of Americans and their everyday issues.
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They are not only taking care of their own kids, but they are volunteering at school.
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A lot of things that we have to do, and we're just taking care of it.
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I always felt that sense of pride and taking care of and cleaning up my community.
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"I really did a good job of taking care of the holes coming in," he said.
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The only time she stopped was when she was taking care of her baby, she said.
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Right now, our safety net says what you're doing at home taking care of your kids?
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How are they going to address that, now that they're not taking care of the hospitals?
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My focus is going fully into my projects, building my empire and taking care of my family.
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Honor this new moon by reconnecting with your needs and committing to taking care of yourself emotionally.
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But taking care of my skin is important, too, so that I don't have to have that.
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The aim is to safely connect businesses and customers by taking care of the delivery and payment.
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He seemed to be quite nice, he would be taking care of his garden and the weeds.
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Just self love, self care, self confidence, and really just taking care of yourself and loving yourself.
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Just being a woman at all has been, for so many generations, taking care of men's feelings.
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Why don&apost we talk about the people of the United States and taking care of them?
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Since I was a kid, I'm talking second or third grade, I was taking care of myself.
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They're in the top five in the nation in efficiency - assists and taking care of the ball.
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For Surack, who's now 62, taking care of his employees goes well beyond just signing their paychecks.
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It also includes millions of people who are disabled, in school, or taking care of the household.
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That means: processing the financing, taking care of the title, and paying taxes through your state DMV.
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And we&aposre taking care of our vets more than anybody&aposs ever taken care of them.
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Instead, he's demanding that Delta does a better job of taking care of disabled customers going forward.
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Plus, dinnerware sets don't come cheap, so you're doing him a solid by taking care of it.
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And of course, it's easier to delay adulthood if you have a Wendy taking care of you.
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She uses only the best ingredients and loves feeding everyone around her, loves taking care of people.
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We are definitely in "the sandwich generation," raising our children while taking care of an aging parent.
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Then he plans to turn it around through launching new products, and taking care of debt holders.
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The idea seems to be that men deserve sex for, you know, taking care of their kids.
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Nick (Collison), A-Mo (Anthony Morrow), D.J. (Augustin), guys were stepping up and taking care of business.
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Anki is now emphasizing what you can actually do with Cozmo over just taking care of him.
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She is raising her two children and taking care of her mom, who also lives with her.
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And they also know we're out there taking care of people, and that's part of our mothering.
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"The law does nothing to support families taking care of loved ones with Down syndrome," Copeland said.
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"You have to juggle the kids and the working and the taking care of yourself," she said.
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"They are busy taking care of Stormi," a source told PEOPLE of Jenner and Scott in October.
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She was Hilton's assistant back then — organizing her closet and occasionally taking care of Hilton's chihuahua, Tinkerbell.
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It will be one less thing for the parents or whoever is taking care of the kids.
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" Dalia later tells Elmo, "Sometimes even mommies and daddies need some help taking care of their children.
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He's listening to the folks actually charged day-to-day with taking care of us: our doctors.
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She was Hilton's assistant back then — organizing her closet and occasionally taking care of Hilton's chihuahua, Tinkerbell.
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Instead, she is focused on taking care of her children and making sure Steve continues to improve.
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They make sure everyone is included and are always concerned about taking care of those around them.
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"I see myself taking care of my daughter, raising her and living in my life," she says.
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Lacayo has also increased his staff: he now has 10 employees taking care of baking and sales.
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Further, caregivers can access free financial advice, and view testimonials from others taking care of injured veterans.
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They were rooting for each other and grateful for each other and taking care of each other.
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Earth Day may be behind us, but taking care of the planet is a year-round job.
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There are some simple and humble goals including falling in love and taking care of his parents.
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During the interview, Speratos was taking care of Spurlock's 4-year-old and 2-year-old sons.
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This is also a good day to reflect on your health: Are you taking care of yourself?
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Tibbetts was taking care of Blake&aposs dogs while the brothers were out of town, Blake said.
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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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So start taking care of your skin now — after all, there is no time like the present.
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When we started, I saw how the children took such pride in taking care of their plants.
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That means taking care of the business of the nation — signing laws, paying bills, conducting diplomacy abroad.
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"It would be hard to imagine these giant parents taking care of these tiny babies," he adds.
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Instead she takes a page from her mom's book and concentrates on taking care of herself instead.
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She was Hilton's assistant back then — organizing her closet and occasionally taking care of Hilton's chihuahua, Tinkerbell.
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So, what exactly are the rules if the person you're taking care of is not your child?
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Around ten years ago, she started Cheetah House, which specializes in taking care of meditators in distress.
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So I guess he was taking care of me a little bit, giving me some pocket change.
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" She also posted a quote reading "Fall in love with taking care of yourself, mind, body, spirit.
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During a separate interview with PEOPLE, Ray praised Pearce for taking care of most of the planning.
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After all, would you want your gynecologist taking care of your heart or your cardiologist performing neurosurgery?
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What happened to the Christian principle of taking care of the poor, the old, and the sick?
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Taking care of an actual dependent infant seemed like it would definitely break this here camel's back.
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The good news is that you won't have to spend as much time taking care of things.
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Those celebrations are often a way to keep us on the path of taking care of ourselves.
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" Later, as we entered an unfancy nail salon, she said, "I have trouble taking care of myself.
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Plus, dinnerware sets don't come cheap, so you're doing her a solid by taking care of it.
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Dr. Lancer has also educated me about the overall health benefits of taking care of your skin.
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Either way, the jargon surrounding taking care of the skin around your eyes often feels like Latin.
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"Taking care of our fallen airmen's families and loved ones is our top priority," said Brig. Gen.
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It's more of a maintenance device, which is perfect for taking care of dust and pet hair.
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After Dorothy died, Garner decided that she ought to use what she'd learned taking care of her.
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The Indiana Pacers did not have much luck when the schedule makers were taking care of January.
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Eventually, unless we start taking better care of democracy, it's going to stop taking care of us.
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The state is having an especially hard time taking care of all of the kids traveling alone.
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I mean I'm just a little housewife at home, living my life, taking care of my children.
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But what does a family caregiver taking care of a parent or child need a union for?
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Taking care of my ☘Garden is one of my daily habits, music and coffee too ☕.
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We take care of countries that frankly should be taking care of themselves in terms of economically.
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I realized how wrong I'd been: Cooking wasn't necessarily about women taking care of others at all!
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But I've just recovered from a debilitating illness while taking care of my mother until her death.
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"This is the best program I've seen relative to taking care of mom and dad," Benjamin said.
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When he was drunk, instead of taking care of me, I had to take care of him.
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Minh Thu: We're having a lot of fun and we're taking care of each other like family.
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After all, humans don't have the best track record when it comes to taking care of themselves.
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She spent most of her life working as a homemaker and taking care of her five children.
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But they made a choice, and they held on to each other, taking care of each other.
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The only thing that was keeping me going was getting up and taking care of my animals.
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"You know that the people taking care of your babies while you work are professionals," she said.
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In the New York setting, Fanning's character loses a potential job while taking care of her father.
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After losing her job, Ms. Hayward became desperate, struggling with working and taking care of her son.
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For decades, mothers running for office have faced skepticism: "Who's taking care of the kids?" wondered voters.
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At the end of the day, it always comes down to that: taking care of the people.
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How can we be safe in taking care of the ill if we ourselves aren't protected properly?
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We are busy taking care of your family members; we are making sure our patients are comfortable.
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In between taking care of some things for my mother, I have found refuge in my painting.
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Your folks could then shift their focus to taking care of themselves, instead of a Western hostage.
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Is my wife taking care of my son so that I can focus exclusively on my career?
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I'm just getting on my feet; I'm taking care of everything I need to take care of.
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My parents had emigrated to New York, so my grandmother was charged with taking care of me.
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This makes going to school, arranging childcare and taking care of a loved one a difficult task.
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Helen Parr, out in the field fighting crime and Bob at home taking care of the kids.
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Volunteers have been taking care of orphaned kangaroos, no longer able to grow inside their mothers' pouches.
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It gets in the way of taking care of family, holding a job or staying in school.
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Deputy Interior Secretary David Bernhardt also blamed the Obama administration for not taking care of the problem.
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She has been too busy with the girls, with work obligations and taking care of her father.
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Whoever is taking care of the nuclear football needs a place to sleep, close to the president.
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She was raised in a family that placed a lot of emphasis on taking care of others.
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"The federal government is so far away from taking care of the safety net people." he said.
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Taking care of our public lands requires both protecting these outdoor spaces and addressing critical maintenance issues.
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He never finished school, but is still paying back student loans and taking care of his son.
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They said it's possibly because a lot of them were working from home, taking care of family.
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I was accustomed to taking care of myself and I had let him take care of me.
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And if somebody is taking care of themselves it means they are not going to burn out.
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"There are a lot of stories about black men not taking care of their children," he said.
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Our guys did a phenomenal job taking care of the basketball and they did that again (Saturday).
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Will have much lower premiums & deductibles while at the same time taking care of pre-existing conditions!
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Before I found him, she had been taking care of him when he was at the junkyard.
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Mr. Kero-Mentz, 48, said he had been taking care of tasks he never had time for.
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People taking care of a loved one who contracted the virus are also eligible for financial support.
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Taking a full course load, working full time, and taking care of kids is just not feasible.
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So I was taking care of this body part that took care of me for so long.
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By taking care of some last-minute business in 2019, policymakers can start the 2020s off right.
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Critics, meanwhile, say there is nothing about taking care of young children that requires a college education.
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We don't always like to admit it, but taking care of small children is often quite tedious.
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Stephane just kept getting worse and worse, and Valerie was taking care of him for 26 years.
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Our sources say Fetty's now doing everything he can to help out, including taking care of Masika.
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Are we taking care of ourselves so we can come in fresh tomorrow morning and help them?
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It's not just the age-old debate over the role of government in taking care of its citizens — one could read Kushner's heaven, with its absent god, through that lens — or of how much personal responsibility those citizens bear when it comes to taking care of one another.
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"There was not an indication that she was having any problems taking care of the child," she said.
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Maybe it's because I come from a big extended family, but I've always loved taking care of others.
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We made a booklet of photos of Sonny with the people who will be taking care of him.
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This can be by literally taking care of your heart, or simply trying a new hair care routine.
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There is no plan and only family, friends, and neighbors are supporting and taking care of each other.
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On Friday night, however, the hospital said its staff was extremely busy taking care of multiple traumas simultaneously.
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If they don't want to serve our Nation by taking care of them, why should other cities & towns?
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That ideally means that taking care of someone's problems with alcohol can also help them in other ways.
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I can start going places and taking care of things in my life that I would normally avoid.
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We don't see policy, we see kids with needs … Our focus is on taking care of the kids.
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"We clinicians are very much focused on taking care of the patient in front of us," she said.
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He's just a regular guy who's taking care of, who's kind of taking his life back a little.
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It's about catching my breath and taking care of my responsibilities, while also trying to get some sleep.
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So this experience led me to think about the high costs of taking care of a loved one.
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She makes the rounds, taking care of boils and coughing fits, all while making cheeky references to Yelp.
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Above all else we try to keep things in perspective and concentrate on taking care of our people.
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He talked doing better for our troops and taking care of them at home as well as abroad.
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She was always very in contact with everybody's needs, taking care of everybody like a mom, and laughing.
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After taking care of the bill, Cubas floated the possibility of a sit-down between Ortega and Trump.
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So too might be the CPS, which already has plenty of human victims to be taking care of.
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That's what's beautiful about my culture: they're taking care of each other and they're still strong in spirit.
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We have to start getting reimbursed for taking care of the military services for all of these countries.
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In most cases, you're not keeping house; rather, you're taking care of a little slice of an apartment.
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By taking care of the dull and repetitive, AI lets humans focus on what they're better suited for.
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Years later, when Fisher got sober and began taking care of her mental health, the two finally reconciled.
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Wright Way Rescue suggests putting multiple bowls throughout your house (?!?) Taking care of Bruno seems like a lot.
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If someone has a baby, the first thing I'm like is, 'Okay, are you taking care of you?
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"I Understand Helping struggling Immigrants, but MY CITY (Los Angeles) ISNT TAKING CARE OF ITS OWN," she wrote.
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"Every approach we take in moving our body and taking care of ourselves has different effects," Chiche says.
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" "Our main concern right now is taking care of the family and friends of all those who perished.
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Other than taking care of my family, that is probably the most valuable part of all of this.
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She explains that he died a few years before, after taking her back and taking care of Brianna.
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I notice some people have left, two people get sick, and I end up taking care of them.
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" The insider adds that Kardashian "hasn't been taking care of himself, and that's why he's now sick again.
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Argentina shows opportunity, for doing good business, taking care of the environment to fight climate change, paying taxes.
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My roommate's out of town, so I'm taking care of the dog for the next couple of days.
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"'Eye of the Tiger,' 'Taking Care of Business,' I don't know who choreographed the thing," Oklahoma Republican Rep.
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She instilled in Olson a sense of nurturing, of taking care of other people and the natural world.
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In the meantime, Marler stays at home taking care of her daughter (her husband is in the Army).
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Taking care of the sick Many Christian organizations are providing Haitians with both preventative and intervening medical care.
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And so personally, that's my No. 1 job, as I just told Jason, taking care of our people.
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I spend the afternoon taking care of work while listening to a Fresh Air interview with Christina Applegate.
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Many of my coworkers were stay-at-home moms earning extra money while taking care of their kids.
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I think there was a bigger focus on standing by each other and taking care of each other.
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But between taking care of his wife, working his own business and hunting, he never found the time.
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Lot of companies have failed because it becomes a home for taking care of non-performing family members.
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Humans have been taking care of their babies in this way quite well since the dawn of time.
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So you lived stealth then, the people who were taking care of you didn't know you were trans?
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Now, four years later, I'm still living with my parents and taking care of them in many ways.
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"She is taking care of her children and working hard on her brand, Modern Alkeme," said the rep.
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" She adds: "But I feel a sense of responsibility just with the pressure of taking care of everything.
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She can continue getting around in her wheelchair while taking care of the tasks that keep her busy.
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He enjoys taking care of his body, and has shared his physical and mental transformation on his Instagram.
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When he wasn't fighting crime for fame and glory, he was taking care of his adopted daughter, Gosalyn.
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You must learn to love taking care of your health as much as you love to party, Leo.
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Meanwhile, taking care of national defense, national security and all the challenges that aren't on the Trump agenda.
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But she was taking care of the house, she was going to school, [and] she was solving mysteries!
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"I just figured out how to say thank you to life by taking care of myself," she says.
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" He added to Entertainment Tonight, "It's amazing to see my older daughter taking care of my younger one.
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I hate being placated, but it's hard to get mad at people when they're taking care of you.
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There are fixed working hours, so you can also combine the job with taking care of your family.
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"This was positive, the whole thing, taking care of business at home," Raptors coach Dwane Casey told reporters.
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Taking care of a puppy had proved too much, so she'd sent Blue to live on a farm.
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" Lopez said, "We didn't do a good job of taking care of the ball (in the third quarter).
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"I am tired of the life now, but it is just taking care of the kids," he said.
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Since I started taking care of her 10 years ago, she hasn't gone to the hospital at all.
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As an added bonus, the Layla Weighted Blanket is machine washable, making taking care of it a breeze.
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But taking care of a plant or a garden with guidance from a therapist goes a step further.
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It left me feeling comfortable and confident that I was taking care of him the best way possible.
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Liu, 66, a native of Jinan, Shandong's capital, knows how hard taking care of the elderly can be.
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It's about taking care of people, and making sure that they're heard, and that people are treated fairly.
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Because many problems of human occupancy that we once thought of as insoluble are taking care of themselves.
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I have busy days, taking care of the children, rushing to work, exercising, and, trust me, these work.
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Raekwon loves working with his hands and taking care of plants, and has dreamed of leaving the city.
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The T.V.A. should be focused on providing efficient public services while taking care of all of its employees.
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There is also a $500 credit for anyone taking care of a family member, no matter the age.
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On my desk there's a little plant that won't die, and I'm terrible at taking care of plants.
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He is still by my side taking care of me but he is here out of obligation now.
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Michael, the teenage boy she had been taking care of for the past three years, had been shot.
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Silicon Valley-based car marketplace Shift tackles car buying and selling by taking care of everything for you.
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Be safe, take care of yourself, and know that part of taking care of yourself is being informed.
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Once you remove the cage, if you haven't been taking care of that bottle, it can pop off.
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When you play defense together, basketball has a way of taking care of you on the other end.
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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 think all Ivy League schools are trying to balance taking care of the disadvantaged," Mr. Zhang said.
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Time for miss prissy to get a real job instead of mommy and daddy taking care of her.
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But it can also prevent you from taking care of yourself, even now that you can afford to.
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They make statements about how Huoshenshan Hospital is actually a concentration camp incapable of taking care of patients.
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"If DC is opening up the checkbook again, let's make sure that Main Street is taking care of."
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What's more, taking care of very young children, or older children with special needs, can make work impossible.
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A little advance work can make it substantially easier for those tasked with taking care of your affairs.
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If I stop taking care of him, the state will intervene and punish me for neglecting my responsibilities.
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But then she developed severe dementia and I took over taking care of the house, shopping, dinner, etc.
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She said she believed her symptoms were minor in part because she had been taking care of herself.
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But the basic stereotype that the mom is taking care of the kids is more or less accurate.
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I was not going to vote, but then my husband joked about "taking care" of my absentee ballot.
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After years of rebuilding foreign nations, we are finally rebuilding our nation and taking care of our citizens.
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"They roam the pampas," he told me, taking care of the vast terrain by knowing its vastness intimately.
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They are not working, not looking for work, not going to school and not taking care of children.
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While you're in your job, your employer is probably taking care of the lion's share of those costs.
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The latter is taking care of Britney, making sure she gets proper medical care and on and on.
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Of course, you do not need a gorgeous watering can to be good at taking care of plants.
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As for Martin, he says that when he's not writing he's taking care of himself in New Mexico.
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Putting the emphasis back on taking care of each other helped us settle into our new life — together.
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The original philosophy is friends taking care of friends and how do we create a space for them.
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Taking care of a toddler was an eye-opening experience for Horschel, whose father helped look after Skylar.
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"For now, we are all taking care of each other, as only Ocracoke can do," the post read.
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She said she spent three days taking care of him at home before he was admitted to hospital.
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Recreation fees could go a long way toward taking care of our national parks and other recreation areas.
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In the middle it's more or less a comedy about a feckless guy taking care of a baby.
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And she hired James Shields, a Betony alumnus, who is managing the restaurant and taking care of drinks.
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On the other hand, Scott Pruitt, who runs the Environmental Protection Agency, has been taking care of himself.
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I'm taking care of my part and doing what I can to the best that possibly I can.
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And when he's not dealing with all of that, he's taking care of his frail and lonely mother.
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"Part of my practice is taking care of things that other people can't take care of," said Lenke.
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These social rules may force women to prioritize taking care of their families over pursuing high-paying careers.
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" Trump also said that on his first day as president, "We're gonna start taking care of the vets.
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Governor Gavin N has done a really bad job on taking care of the homeless population in California.
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"They're taking care of their families and largely unable to get involved, largely unable to help," he said.
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But taking care of her pets, especially Lucy, meant selling her condo and buying a single-family home.
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But I would say that taking care of a sick family member can sometimes be just as important.
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I've come full circle and I'm taking care of babies with the nurse that took care of me.
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Taking care of your future isn't the easiest thing to do, but your future self will thank you.
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David Hajdu is a considerate writer more interested in taking care of his readers than in baiting them.
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" Looking at potted flora in the corridor, he noted, "People are taking care of the plants at least.
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Taking care of our finances during challenging times enables us to stay financially healthy and reduce financial anxiety.
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In this Op-Ed, one Las Vegas resident writes about Las Vegas hospitality workers taking care of people.
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Taking care of our planet never seemed like a partisan idea to me; it seemed like common sense.
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A no-nonsense woman who seems perfectly capable of taking care of herself, Rike politely accepts the offer.
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There's still a very strong work ethic toward taking care of people who have taken care of you.
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Which makes sense, since it's incredibly maternal and feminine to spend all day taking care of your Pokémon.
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As one of the most nurturing signs in the zodiac, taking care of people comes naturally to you.
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"I want to provide my fans and women around the world with a resource for information on how to find the right balance between taking care of oneself and taking care of a new family, as well as take part in conversations where they can share their own ideas and experiences."
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Black Tusk are the last metal punks standing from that scene, and T.C.B.T. (which stands for "taking care of Black Tusk," the band's enduring motto) feels like a mission statement, a two-finger salute to remind y'all that they're still here, still bringing the darkness, and still taking care of business.
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"Who's taking care of the pigs and taking care of the cows?" said Mark Clatterbuck, a co-founder of Lancaster Against Pipelines, a local nonprofit comprised of local residents who are "unwilling to believe Williams Corporation's insistence that the Atlantic Sunrise pipeline would benefit their community," per the group's website.
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She pointed out that volunteers have been taking care of evacuees, providing them with food, clothing, and other supplies.
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"By the end, everyone in the crew was surprised by how Elisa was taking care of Ludovica," he says.
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"We did a good job of taking care of the ball the majority of the second half," Lopez said.
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It humbles me to see these men taking care of these living creatures with so much tender loving care.
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Should you attempt to make some progress on that big project first, before taking care of any smaller items?
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I have missed calls about my son being ill because I am taking care of ill people at work.
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He then juggles taking care of his two kids while also dealing with the grief of losing his wife.
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"One sister taking care of another, huh?" the woman says from her hospice care bed in a sweet video.
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"Separating was very sad and shocking to him, but he started taking care of himself again," adds the insider.
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"Your luggage has been stolen," the man who was taking care of the luggage said when I got there.
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But between taking care of a baby and managing her own schedule, Murgatroyd doesn't always eat at normal mealtimes.
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Whatever you do, make sure you're taking care of yourself and not letting the office turmoil get to you.
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"James couldn't go as full out as we'd been practicing because he was taking care of me," she said.
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And Angel got an ovation for taking care of whoever dared to come into his territory offering a flower.
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We are taking care of you all as best as we can until we are up and running again.
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Alibaba is also taking care of business when it comes to making more seamless transactions related to those trades.
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I spend hours each day resting, taking care of my body and mind, and just trying to stay alive.
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He lets me know that he's picked up celeriac and mushrooms and will be taking care of dinner tonight!
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Survivors spend half their time taking care of the people around them so as not to make them uncomfortable.
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Looks like she started taking care of his virtual pet around then, and she's been doing it ever since.
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The star began taking care of her skin at a young age, thanks to some encouragement from her mom.
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Taking care of your skin can feel like an ongoing battle, particularly if you're not sure where to start.
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You pretty much took care of what was needed to be done while we were taking care of you.
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"They're very valuable for taking care of rats and other animals you may not want around," Ms. Rimmer said.
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In Season 23, the Cali Cartel had played a crucial role in taking care of the Pablo Escobar problem.
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"It's of enormous importance having a parent who is so skilled at taking care of their child," he says.
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I don't even want to touch on that other subject, but women are now taking care of each other.
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Other times, it looked like one of the women taking care of the other when she had the flu.
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The AtMega 2560 chip with Bluetooth BLE ensures smooth communication with a smartphone, taking care of decrypting and execution.
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"I thought the guys did a good job of just taking care of business," Wizards coach Scott Brooks said.
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Franceschina told PEOPLE that Lyne's ex-husband is taking care of the daughters with the help of family members.
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When Matheny isn't taking care of Haisley Jo, he's going to school at a local college for business administration.
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"She was sick for a year and a half and I was taking care of her," Kathryn told PEOPLE.
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"She is in a coma and breathes very slowly," one of the veterinarians taking care of Omsin told Reuters.
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The Moon is in Leo today, encouraging you to reflect on your habits: Are you taking care of yourself?
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