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He went back to taking care of him.
What this means is that you may not be in a position to be fully committed to taking care of them.
Quiet order dedicated to taking care of the poor, huh?
All homes will be equipped with the latest in human support technologies,from sensor-based artificial intelligence that monitors people's health, to taking care of basic needs and enhancing daily life.
In modern society people are used to taking care of themselvesonly about yourself.
But if you get used to taking care of a dog from puppyhood, it will not be tiring for you, and each time looking at a clean and beautiful pet you will be proud of yourself and revel in the gratitude of your pet.
I will devote all my focus and all my energy to taking care of my family.
When it comes to taking care of your things, handbags usually fall under the radar.
Promise me… You will devote every ounce of your being to taking care of them, Dan.
I love dogs, and there's a lot more to taking care of them than throwing a stick and feeding them.
She jokes that over the last 12 years,her husband was paying more attention to taking care of himself than she was.
So when it comes to taking care of their own health, we start looking for sparing technique(so that the"fast but simple").
As a rule, the members of the club are not averse to taking care of another dog, it's a habit for them.
Anyone who is dedicated to taking care of their bodies and staying healthy should consider adding a top antioxidant supplement to their diet.
Meteorites are key features of many natural history museum collections, butthere's never been an international conference dedicated to taking care of these rocks that fall to Earth from space.
Running from event management,incident management to taking care of dangers and technical parts of a task is secured under the service operation portion.
Normally it takes your body takes about 3 to 6 months to return to normal after giving birth, and this is about the same time it takes for you to get used to taking care of your little bundle of joy.
Tunisian taxi drivers are not used to taking care of the availability of change.
Thus, for example, she noted that in both Arasheshs, both sexes are characterized by“feminine” behavior, mundugumors of both sexes are characterized by belligerent“masculine” behavior, while Chambuli women are considered“practical” gender, which obliges them to perform physical labor,while their the"courageous half" will pay attention to taking care of their own appearance.
This work states that 69% of the men who were surveyed they would stop working to devote full time to taking care of children, percentage that exceeds by little to the mothers surveyed who would carry out this action, 66%.
And what we know from cross-cultural studies is that females, on average-- not everyone, but on average-- are more inclined to be very attentive to complex social relations and to taking care of people who are, basically, vulnerable within the group.
The objective is not simply to attract the interest of the young people and their parents, butalso to demonstrate how with the pursued regional policy related to the maximal degree to taking care of the growing up generation, we help young Bulgarian citizens to remain in their native places.
They love to take care of their family and household.
And we want to take care for this instead of you!
You need to take care of yourself in this period.
It is advisable to take care of your hair periodically.
How to take care of my baby's skin.
It's nice to take care of something.
Haley's there to take care of Joe.
Or when it comes time to take care of Armadillo?