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Camp officials say they have plenty of supplies to take care of the influx of people fleeing from the floods.
Therefore, you have to cherish life and take care of life, for themselves and for parents, good for homeland alive.
Ladies, you wouldn't have to constantly nag someone to take care of the dishes piling up in the sink or take out the trash.
However, the health and beauty of your skin later in life largely depends on what you eat and how you take care of yourself.
If not, is there a parent or a trusted person who could take care of your sick child as long as you go about your emergency?
However, miss the cold as snow. If daylight shines, you and I still have nothing in your hands. Please don't despair and take care of me.
It is advisable to execute this change during announced system downtime, unless you have the replica server running to take care of the unavailability of the server being upgraded.
If you need to think about it, you should take care of yourself and try to put down those prejudices and prejudices and give full play to the softness of your heart and go through the pain and joy.
Today, it is achievable to take care of preconception (men & women) and pregnancy health threaths in order to primarily prevent developing disorders or birth defects, hence, avoiding family suffering.
I want to get married, I want to marry a man as I like baby, he will have patience with me a small problem, I do not considerate and thoughtful, he can take care of me, as if I was his little sister.
Nurses came from the Southern Tier Hospice and Palliative care Center to take care of her.
Could you please take care of my parrot when I am out.
For example, students should take care of themselves well and interchange labor and repose during the work.
And retain a decisive turn around and take care of yourself, as well, out of the quagmire of feelings as soon as possible.
Over extended it can say to the other person more eloquently than words, "you are unable to care for yourself; I must take care of you because you are mine."
These references retain access to the object until you explicitly "unregister" them, which means that they can cause a few problems if you don't take care of them.
So excuse me if I think that they should all get their respective houses (no pun intended) in order before they go off telling any of us how to eat or take care of ourselves.
I am still in Alexandria.... I beg and plead with you to take care of our little child, and as soon as we receive wages, I will send them to you.
Who is my love for this life, who is my expectation of the afterlife, has always put a heart end in the center, afraid of a careless partial, and hurt their heart, but often forget to take care of themselves, always the pain of his own pain is pain.
How should take care of the patient with necrotic head of a femur?
I always used to laugh to myself when I heard people say that we need to take care of ourselves in order to be able to take care of others.
ROBINSON But who should take care of the resources that we all share, such as the air we breath?
Pang said all countries which are operating space vehicles should take care of their own spacecrafts so that they won't pose any danger.
The Special Administrative Region Government will develop a comprehensive policy to take care of the various needs of our senior citizens and provide them with a sense of security, a sense of belonging and a sense of worthiness.
She gave up her job at age 40 to take care of her dying mother and her newborn son (now my husband), after thinking for years she might never have another child.
Take good care of yourself, don't take care of others.
Boss: You'd better stay in line from now on. The Cobras will take care of him.
I'm not helping to take care of her, to mow her lawn, to be a good son.
By pushing your Darwinian button, if a roboticist can get you to take care of the robot, you will attach to it.
So if he leaves us for good now, if this is indeed his final act, he couldn't depart for a more noble cause than to take care of his young daughter and the rest of his family.
The simple meaning of life is to take care of this life, and to send far to those upside down enmity and resentment and sorrow and sorrow, and learn to forgive the promise of the promise of life and death, all of the waves in the river and the clouds in the sky.
Your luggage and clothes you can take care of 't bother me about them.
The implementation has to take care of this, and the user of the service has to agree with the parameter specified so that the service doesn't behave erroneously.
No more yelling, that is afraid of death, no more yelling pain, that is afraid of pain death, no more complaints, that is afraid of being pits, because the world no longer shouting no one to take care of.
Please take care of your kid.
In life, we are accustomed to walking in haste and have no time to take care of fireworks.
In a family of ten, eight, six, or even four children, the rights of the younger ones to a great extent take care of themselves and of the rights of the elder ones too.
He is smart and can take care of himself.
Looking steadily at him, Clinton said, "I'll take care of all of these, but let me start with the last thing first."
The policeman will stand between the lovers; the magistrate will stand between the lovers; and if that is not enough then the societies have created a super-policeman, God, who will take care of you.
Because the office refrigerator is unowned by any individual, no one feels responsibility to take care of it, and certainly no one wants to take time out of his or her busy workday to do so.
You are not a load, but my honey baby, because you are the other half of me to take care of you is to take care of myself, so no matter how difficult I live, I will take care of you.
Unfortunately, the installation program doesn't take care of all of the details, especially for analog displays.
For a man, the most ineffective thing is to meet the girl who most wants to take care of his life at the age of least material ability.
Some women are easily blinded by vanity, but in a real marriage, the man who is able to push you off at night and take care of you in life is a man worth a lifetime.
“This is our town, ” declares Jerry Hart, a retired worker for the Internal Revenue Service and one of the ordinance’s main advocates. “Nobody is going to take care of us but us.”
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