look after
Example Sentences
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Councils which have a legal responsibility to look after vulnerable people are allowed to increase their council tax by up to 5% a year.
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"It's sad but if there can be something in place to help look after fighters after the sport it's a massive, massive thing."
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"She'd earned two degrees, had a successful career, lived independently, had her own network of friends and looked after scores of cats and dogs," he told the crowd.
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Alberto also helped look after her father until he died, and her mother, who is 87 and lives with them as well.
He added the island was "not looking after its own citizens enough", pointing to rising use of food banks and homelessness.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
