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day care

[dey kair] / ˈdeɪ ˌkɛər /


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State subsidies are paid directly to child-care providers, which could enable fraudsters to set up fly-by-night day care to bilk the government.

From The Wall Street Journal

John Mayer calls it “adult day care”: the historic recording studio behind the arched gates on La Brea Avenue where famous musicians have been keeping themselves — and one another — creatively occupied since the mid-1960s.

From Los Angeles Times

A nearby day care that was closing passed along their furniture and toys.

From Los Angeles Times

He got his 17-month-old son ready for day care, put him in the car and drove to a school in Chicago’s Roscoe Village neighborhood.

From Salon

She’s got plenty of ideas about how to spend the tax revenue, from free day care to more public housing.

From The Wall Street Journal