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He only self-condemned his incapability of keeping sister staying with him, taking care of her, sharing all the happiness and bitterness.

And most of the cases, as you know, it is a child taking care of a child.

people lives under higher pressure. then I told her that I am worry about her safety, she said that thanks me for taking care of her.

I can't believe that companies as big as it is, the company can only continue to grow by taking care of its staff.

Continue cueing as long as you want him to move back, taking care to note the restriction from the lead rope.

Finding an excuse is obviously down your alley. And trying to avoid taking care of the children is what you are good at.

At the time, I did not know of Supreme Master Ching Hai, but She nonetheless knew me and was taking care of me.

As Michael looks to the infirmary waiting room where Sara averts his gaze, Katie explains that she will be taking care of him today.

Use a soft-bristled brush to whisk away the hairs and dirt that your rubbing has brought to the surface, taking care around the eyes.

For the sake of taking care of him, his younger brother BECame his shadow, never leaving him alone for years.

We are more inclined to see taking care of ourselves as an immorality, as a means of escape from all possible rules.

It must be difficult, I say, taking care not to spray crumbs on his sofa, working on three different programmes in such a tight time frame.

But I suggest you spend a bit more time tutoring and taking care of him.

They are always looking out for number one and taking care of number one. It is as if they are the one and only person on Earth.

IKB was one such but, when it came to this deal, Goldman's message was: "We're taking care of our balance sheet and you're on your own. "

Having worked in the company for two years, Mr. Smith is now taking care for marketing and public relations.

When I brought the bad news to my host Mother, who had been taking care of me, she did not look upset for a second.

Know the fundamentals. Even if you don't think you know everything in terms of scope, taking care of the essentials is just as important.

Thank you for taking care of me in the United States, hope to have a chance to take you to visit our school.

So now we have God that is going to submerge Earth permanently, or at least for a very long period, and no one is taking care of plants.

Taking care to see that day, I happily bad, first do not trust, then, happy to be crazy.

She was always there by his bedside, taking care of him, until he passed away three months ago.

Their grandfather is too ill to function alone, and they are taking care of him in turn.

So let us show them, by saying thanks for taking care of every living thing, just as we thank the angels for watching over us.

He said he was sick and we spent more time taking care of him than he of us.

If it had an artificial intelligence system for taking care of the pet daily, do you think it will lose the fun of pet keeping?

Nino is pretty sick. A nurse its taking care of him in his room.

Before big performances it's easy to let taking care of yourself slip as you spend too much time on rehearsals and practice.

Taking care of the body is going to be pivotal to making it through the plagues ahead, and those with strong immune systems shall survive.

Then, as you'll happily and unavoidably discover, all that "focus" business has a peculiar way of taking care of itself.

In the face of him, I look like his sister taking care by me.

Especially taking care of the skin on a regular basis seems to be a hard work on its own.

He has poured quite a lot of his life into me by just bringing me up in a very sober way and taking care of me.

Their whole work consists of taking care of the children and the kitchen and the house, as if that's their whole life.

Trying to find a balance between taking care of yourself and the needs of others can be one of your challenges.

He stretches the sides of his mouth upwards, taking care not to show too many teeth; a smile, that's what they call it.

With only two parents taking care the children and parents can easily develop habits in their behavior that are not good for either.

As Zeng Zi is approaching death, he is able drop the burden of taking care of the body, thus he made this statement.

Logue, in full court costume, was rather conscious of his silk-stockinged legs and had to keep taking care not to trip over his sword.

she'd never been taking care of me. I took care of her.

In her columns, she describes herself as a hard working farm woman, taking care of her children and being an excellent cook.

He is an official at the United Nations, and often works overseas, and so the work of taking care of the child falls on her shoulders.

A peripheral part of that crew's duties was taking care of the company's data communications systems.

My timing is still a little bit off and I am not taking care of the ball like I usually do .

Remember, you got wounded by the black dragon. and I was taking care of it? I told you later I would tell you about my mother.

It seems that taking care of their on-line game character erased any sense of guilt they may have had for neglecting their daughter.

If it had an artificial intelligence system for taking care of the pet daily, will you want to get one?

While taking care of his wound, I asked him if he had another doctor's appointment this morning, as he was in such a hurry.

On the Beagle, too, he would say, that he learned what he considered the golden rule for saving time; i. e. , taking care of the minutes.

Now, home(town) security is about taking care of your own, but it's not like the old saying, charity begins at home.

Our neighbor is taking care of her. She goes to bed pretty early.

Edward's family and my family were taking care of the nuptials together without my having to do or know or think too hard about any of it.

Since then, Earth Day has been used to educate people about their role in taking care of our planet.

You know you're better at taking care of your own business than 90 percent of the dudes you've slept with.

Mine: No one has been affected AIDS by living, taking care, and touching AIDS patient, said the scientists.

The lake water is placid and has inverted image of ten continuous peaks, as if ten dwarfs were taking care of a blue sleeping princess.

If there are more than a couple vacant homes in a block, that might be a bad sign, particularly if no one is taking care of them.

Yet as she points out, it's the women who're taking care of the children.

In desperation, I began taking care of other elderly people in the area by starting my own business and working six days a week.

But the children have their lot, worry too far, taking care not to come, Li Fengyun also agreed to lease 100 acres.

"Thanks for taking care of me, " she whispered as she climbed into my lap and snuggled up against me.

I was counting on taking care of our meeting before I leave, but I suppose I could shuffle a few things.

Hop around the country's tropical locations kicking up sand, snorkeling, and taking care of a "few minor tasks. "

"By taking care of our workers' interests, the companies have increased productivity, " he said.

"The American public must take more personal responsibility in taking care of their health, " he said.

You tell her she'd better get on the ball and start taking care of customers or we'll have to let her go.

take care of e. g. It was I who was taking care of him.

Her grandfather is very old, and she is always taking care of him.

Jenny Salinas never envisioned being a stay-at-home mother, taking care of the children and keeping house.

And what gave her inspiration and meaning was the fact that, actually, she was taking care of people who were far away from home.

While Zhang Lin's wish was to be a doctor for he wanted to relieve patients' of their pain and save them by taking care of them.

While his wife was busy taking care of their sick child, he stopped the thought of making fuss on housework.

Hong began to shoulder the responsibility for taking care of his little sister and sick father.

Reach for the gate and close it, taking care not to bump your horse's nose, which should have ended up very close to the gate.

Lu Qing: a few years, my poor health, has been on my side taking care of me and have never seen the light of day before what.

Who's taking care of the children while you were away?

This message can be ignored - we're taking care of it in the next section.

At the time I was pregnant with my son, Nico, which meant that I had to take the back seat and concentrate on taking care of my family.

While I was taking care of our baby, she was out with her friends and didn't come back until midnight.

LTA plans the long-term transport needs of Singapore, taking care of those who drive as well as those who take public transport.

Thoreau did various jobs for the Emerson family. including taking care of the children.

Since the seed falling on a fertile soil, I believe, as long as taking care of it , it will bud and fruit sooner or later.

Thanks for taking care of my dog. Please take him for a walk.

I believe our consciousness can be perfect when our body is perfect. So, taking care of the body will help spiritual practice.

It's about the reversal of how the mother thought she was taking care of her son and not being destructive. '

With her taking care of the child, we have nothing to worry about.

Lucy is taking care of her mother in the hospital.

The Prince became more inter-connected with the rose, a symbol of a beloved, by devoting his time into taking care of it.

grandma is in the hospital, not good, not bad, and my families are all very hardworking, taking care of her.

When you let yourself go, you stop taking care of your body. Find out what Dale's friends and co-workers think of his current appearance.

I position the patient for the right profile view, taking care to maintain her close to the blue background panel, and shoot the photo.

You'll be taking care of her and her family and yours for the rest of your life.

From a distance, it looks like a white and tame deer taking care of your jewelry for you.

Taking care to keep above the swarms, they spray with the wind.

2: Mr. Tan is a very organized, practical kind of guy -- except when it comes to taking care of his own health.

Let me have a look. OH, Mike. I guess you are working too hard these days and taking care of your eyes.

He has been taking care of her out of the sense of guilt.

'I have two printers constantly going in my dining room. In between taking care of my baby, I've been trying to fill orders. '

But that love, in some respect, for the moment, at least as great as my love for the people whom I hope OXFAM's taking care of on my behalf.

Also remember that the doctor taking care of your heart condition may not be as experienced in other body parts.

He did many different jobs before. After taking care of France in the way he did it, I think you can do absolutely any other job.

She was sad, so I told her 'everything will be alright, they're taking care of me'.

I know. He doesn't like to ask anyone for help. My dad insists on paying his own bills and taking care of himself!

The first philosophical elaboration of the concern with taking care of oneself that I wish to consider is found in Plato's Alcibiades .

This means, say the American researchers, that there is no excuse for not taking care of your health.

She has a special interest in taking care of the troops in Iraq; her son is about to be one of them.

Then I talk about our strong points, taking care not to say anything negative about the ot her companies.

I quickly started taking care of them and figured out that they were all really sick.

Next up is taking care of any operations that aren't tied to simple values on your pages.

Moms spend their lives taking care of the people that they love, so one day of fun, pampering and rest should not be too much to expect.

Below is a list of what might be holding your back from being responsible and taking care of yourself.

Clean the kitchen sinks and the taps taking care to clean around the base of the taps .

he grasped his sword firmly in his right hand and stole forward , taking care to be as quiet as possible.

Babysitter 's job is washing, cooking and taking care of the children.

Halt your horse when he is facing the opposite direction from where you started and close the gate, taking care not to bump his nose.

The next Tuesday morning, when I called the bank, the lady taking care of Michael's mail was flabbergasted.

The next adjustment we have to make is taking care of the distance of the birth place from Greenwich.

As a nurse, her job is taking care of the children.

Doing the housework and taking care of her family cost her a lot of time.

One day, this individual had the responsibility of taking care of a small petting zoo nearby while the owner was out of town.

At the very least, Carol should be paying rent and taking care of her dogs, meals and laundry.

He headed for the culprit's kiosk, a sad little construction of bone poles and sheets of hide, taking care not to walk too quickly.

But it never stopped him from taking care of his business.

"It is troublesome enough to take care of our own business, without taking care of other people's, " said Jung.

Her job is washing, cleaning and taking care of the children.

"I wanted to do something for the country, because I was always left behind taking care of the children, " Ms Haddix said.

Biden went on to add: 'The result being that you're in a position where one wage earner will be taking care of four retired people.

This theme of taking care of oneself was not abstract advice but a widespread activity, a network of obligations and services to the soul.

Start by listing all the actions that you'd want users to perform and assign relative values to each, taking care to get the balance right.

Taking care of your kids could be one of the most productive things you'll do in your whole life.

Papa says you are a broth of a boy, for taking care of me.

And also I'm really thankful for AOM crew and my family taking care of me so well, honestly.

Taking care of your money is an important responsibility. Having a bank account helps you protect and manage your money.

Carry the responsibility of taking care about her and effort for it.

"Obedient wife means they are trying to entertain their husbands, not only taking care of their food and clothes, " Maznah said.

Her job is taking care of the children in the kindergarten .

Mary considers quitting her job after getting married and taking care of her husband and children at home.

Just as the song goes, teachers are like big trees, giving us shade, taking care of all of us. Next, a beautiful dance. Let's enjoy!

You've been taking care of me since the accident.

I thank the workers of the zoo for taking care of Sulin and her mother.

i now closed morton school , taking care that the parting should not be barren on my side.

The construction consists of an inner core of a prefab panel system wall taking care of climate and noise issues.

Will I always be so merry when Mary's taking care of me?

As for me, I have always been taking care to have proper sleep and relaxation.

Connect the control panel to the electric network according to attached diagrams, taking care to ground every single piece of equipment.

If he's there, maybe people will stop speculating as to why he's back in Russia, taking care of business.

Thank you for taking care of me in Xiamen.

It's been a pleasure taking care of you.

This couple come to understand that stress has kept them from exercising and taking care of themselves.

A chaste widow's main responsibilities consisted of taking care of her parents-in-law and children after the death of her husband.

My sister is taking care of the children while we're away.

Thank you, dear God, for taking care of me during this day, for protecting me and my family form harm and danger.

Mr. And Mrs. Mallard were bursting with pride. It was a great responsibility taking care of mso many ducklings, and it kept them very busy.

But taking care of your body needn't mean turning into Brad Pitt - although many women would be disappointed about that.

In a family setting this would mean taking care of your personal health before worrying about the well-being of your family.

She spent all day taking care of my monkey.

Third, even if self-knowledge plays an important role in taking care of oneself, it involves other relationships as well.

Chen, thank you for taking care of me! ! ! ! !

We meet these two little mahouts (elephant handlers) taking care of their elephant like it was a puppy dog.

She quits thirsting for revenge, instead taking care of some unfinished business with the boy of her dreams and searching for peace of mind.

You know, some birds are taking care of in the nest for a long time.

Taking care of these spunky boys for a whole day really wore me out.

I've been taking care of it for a whole month.

Thank you for this time taking care of me.

And it is charity to take care of them, so thousands of doctors and nurses and hospitals are engaged in taking care of these idiots.

When they were at my house, I got tired of taking care of them.

Who's taking care of the children while you're away?

Difficulty going to work or taking care of your daily responsibilities.

But whatever the link is, if you're a guy, it's not just your mid-section that needs taking care of. . . it's your brain.

Doing your research before buying and getting a quality machine is half the battle; the other half is taking care of your new purchase.

It's new for all of us to be playing at that tempo, but taking care of the ball is something we all have to focus on.

My mother will certainly is in her element taking care of children.

Thanks for your taking care of me.

Scoring is up, but Jackson is concerned about taking care of the ball.

Taking care of the little baby is a hard work. I cannot leave her alone for even one minute. You can see how busy I am.

You can minimize the dangers of driving, by taking care to obey all the rules of the road.

He spent his old age taking care of his children, his grandchildren, and his animals.

May i help with taking care of the children?

Investors should also treat emerging market debt with caution, taking care to avoid overvalued assets.

She will be taking care of the children when you leave.

Brush on glue taking care to avoid wiping glue over the edge of the bottle.

Taking care of Dad's slobbering mutt was supposed to teach me responsibility. Instead, I learned the lesson of a lifetime.

Leadership capacity is grown out of continuous efforts in taking care of and communicating with others.

As I was taking care of these climbers, we got a startling experience.

Who says taking care of the skin should only be for women? Now men have as many choices on skin care products to look good and feel good.

But my financial status. . . is not good. And I don't have much time taking care of children.

I'm not a maid here. You're my mother, and I'm taking care of you.

She spent more than half of her life taking care of the disabled.

Thank you for taking care of me there years.

But I was so far away from home, I never needed taking care of so badly.

we crept under the furniture between the windows, taking care not to tread on the glass.

She will be taking care of the children while you are gone.

Taking care of household expenses, taxes, and other important business can be effectively conducted at a proper work station.

My poor father has the burden of taking care of her, paying all of their bills, and sending my sister to college.

Saturn will now be in your home sector, so you may be concerned about taking care of your home, other property, or a parent.

In one devastated area we offered relief materials to a beautiful grandmother taking care of four lovely grandchildren.

Because of this, he does not mind taking care of the small details of a project.

Taking care not to mistake tactics for enemies, Mr Obama has increased the US commitment in Afghanistan, much as Mr Bush would have.

Taking care of our own "wants" and focusing on what we "want" to do does not strike me as a solution to the problem of too much choice.

'The result being that you're in a position where one wage earner will be taking care of four retired people. Not sustainable. '

They have rising income but the responsibility of taking care of themselves, their aging parents, and a child of their own.

Likewise, he was the most important person, and the most important pursuit was taking care of his wound.

Most people do not have enough time to devote to activities that are truly important in life, like taking care of their loved ones.

You just put me in the position of choosing between making the work payment and taking care of the sick child.

The greatest challenge of managing stress is taking care of your self.

Here are five steps for taking care of a new kitten that will help you bond with this new bundle of fur.

exercising or taking care great enough to bring assurance.

Whoever is taking care of a Samanera who keeps only Ten precepts will gain more merits than a king for one life.

Riley and I spontaneously and easily switched roles, taking care and being taken care of.

but I'm perfectly capable of taking care of myself, dear.

Thank you for taking care of me here.

Tom's mother looks very worried. He's never good at taking care of himself. Mrs. Green is worried about her son.

Crumbling teeth means your confidence is waning because you aren't taking care of your self-esteem.

If it had an artificial intelligence system for taking care of the pet life, would you like to buy one?

You can minimise the dangers of driving by taking care to obey the rules of the road.

You're taking care of it? Sounds to me like you're reaching.

Use this to your advantage by taking care of your personal appearance.

in my spare time , i enjoy taking care of my aquarium and working on my stamp collection.

I'm taking care of my dog's business. -You can't put his doodie in a plastic bag, it's not biodegradable.

I eased his dick into me and gently began rocking back and forth, taking care not to hurt him.

She wouldn't mind taking care of the children.

I've underestimated this phenomenon all my life. People go bonkers taking care of their own self-interest.

The project has now been handed over to a team in Beijing who are taking care of the construction.

Dikun found a temporarily job is that taking care of this lovely baby.

So taking care of your teeth and gums may reduce your risk of developing chronic kidney problems.

They are always looking out for number one and taking care of number one.

She is an industrious lady with a kinder heart and full love, taking care others more than her own.

Both were father figures to their students, taking care of students' personal problems as well as their professional education.

So I returned home, put one's heart and soul into taking care of her husband and son.

Thank you for your taking care of my dog.

Figuring out who you are and what makes you happy can't happen if you're not taking care of your physical and mental health.

He's responsible for taking care of his younger brother while his parents are away.

One dad believed in a company or the government taking care of you and your needs.

Mother Teresa believed that taking care of the poor was her vocation.

So taking care of your obligations, which doesn't sound like fun, will clear the way to a more enjoyable time with others.

I have to thank my mom. She spends her whole life taking care of her children and running errands.

Cam's been on tour, she's living the life of a rock star, so I've been taking care of the administrative stuff.

For some people, taking care of themselves has become almost a religion. As the old saying goes, "Cleanliness is next to godliness. "

Even taking care to stay in the shadows, the young woman made good progress.

I'm really concerned about going away for the weekend, Ellen, and leaving you with the full responsibility of taking care of Max.

Skin is the largest organ in the body, so it's certainly worthwhile taking care of.

Her hobbies belie her powerful position: she is said to enjoy swimming and taking care of her two cats.

Husband, for almost 2 years, thank you for taking care of me almost 2 years.

Contrary to popular belief, the more physicians taking care of you don't guarantee better care.

Minor health problems may flare up if you haven't been taking care of yourself or have been burning the candle at both ends.

There's an old saying, "Friends are God's way of taking care of us. "

My parents and I spend much time taking care of it, feeding it and cleaning it.

Sometimes it's not convenient. But it's easier than taking care of a child.

There is nothing sexier than being confident and taking care of yourselves.

Of course, taking care of a large debt can be easier said than done.