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care

noun as in custody and protection of a person

verb as in regard highly

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“Hedge funds and big institutions are betting on failure—not because they know the future, but because they think you won’t care.”

"This added cost will inevitably be passed on to patients, making private care less accessible and discouraging doctors from continuing or entering private practice," the spokesperson added.

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“If you need health care you need health care,” Shrivastava said.

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These activities included relief schemes, such as the provision of foodstuffs, as well as caring for and educating children, and maintaining medical services, she said.

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"I can go to the supermarket in sportswear, my hair in disarray, and nobody cares," she told the podcast Table and Manners in 2023.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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