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take care

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baby-sit
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“This can come at a huge cost, but the cost of not taking care of the problem will be many times more expensive over many, many years.”

From The Wall Street Journal

This is a different perspective than we see with all those kids, the mothers, you know, but he’s not with the mothers, but he’s there with the kids, and you take care of the mothers.

From Los Angeles Times

We are also generally strong security engineers and take care to secure our backend infrastructure in a variety of ways.

From Barron's

We carried the empty paper bag home with us on the plane, taking care not to rip it, and then pasted it into in our scrapbook.

From The Wall Street Journal

He described that as "appalling," adding "if you're there to take care of somebody, then you take care of them".

From BBC