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nurse
noun as in person who tends to sick, cares for someone
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verb as in care for, tend
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Many Lego rooms wind up in basements, which have the advantage of discretion, says Brodie Overton, 40, a nurse and Lego fan in central Iowa.
She was referred for an internal ultrasound and recalled feeling extremely anxious when a nurse couldn't locate her cervix and more staff were called in for second opinions.
"I'm including the housekeeping, the janitorial, the booking staff, the maintenance, as well as the consultants, the doctors, the nurses, physios and others," she added.
Marissa Kenny, 28, an emergency room nurse in Honolulu, printed 70 save-the-dates for this year’s New York City Marathon, in part because she wanted to share the event with her grandmother.
Investors might be nursing their own hangover after a nonstop week of news that included a quasi trade deal, a Fed meeting, and an onslaught of earnings.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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