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looking after
noun as in attention
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In Monaco, she recalls, Salah put her on the phone to his brother, Mohamed, who she says asked: "Is my brother looking after you?"
The statement said the WRU is "very proud" of its proactive approach through the community game, promoting the importance of all participants looking after themselves both physically and mentally.
"So just by really carefully looking after your dog, making sure that you know if it's done its business and picking up after it, it's so simple but will make such a big difference."
“The Canadian government is very reliant upon local people conducting acts of remembrance but also looking after the war graves,” Mr Brundle said.
In Covid they were looking after four, five or even six – often all on a ventilator.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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