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care about

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care about someone or something 
1. to hold someone or something dear; to prize someone or something. I really care about you. I care very much about my family.
2. to have even minimal regard for someone or something. (Does not imply any of the tender feelings expressed in {1}.) Don't you care about animals? I care about what happens in Washington.
See also: care


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Carers are professionals, who really care about people ?
Our experienced Take Care Nurse Practitioners understand their local communities and truly care about a patient's long term well-being," said Zaner.
Our experienced Take Care Nurse Practitioners understand their local communities and truly care about a patient's long term well-being," said Williams.
 
 
 
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