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When parents get old in Japan, they are customarily looked after by their children.
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Taking care of animals is a valuable experience.
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I like taking care of animals very much.
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Who will look after your dog?
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Who will look after the baby?
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Who will take care of the baby?
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Thank you very much for all you have done.
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Thank you very much for everything while working for the Osaka branch.
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Mind your own business!
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What do you call a man who takes care of sheep in the field?
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All things considered, I think you should go back home and take care of your parents.
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Thank you for all your help the other day.
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The baby must be taken good care of.
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A baby is incapable of taking care of itself.
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I have kids to take care of.
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Young as she was, she devotedly attended on her sick grandmother.
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I had enough to do to look after my own children.
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Beth looked after our dog while we were away.
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I had to take care of her baby.
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I expect him to take care of my younger brother.
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