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in the care of |
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*in the care of someone and *in the charge of someone; *in someone's care; *under someone's care in the keeping of someone. (*Typically: be ~; leave someone or something ~; place someone or something [into] ~.) I left the baby in the care of my mother. I placed the house into the care of my friend. See also: care How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The remaining small proportion includes children in care in their own home with a non-relative or other arrangement. Unlike free-floating health content on the Internet, information therapy is delivered to people right before or after a doctor visit, test, or surgery; when they receive medicine; or at any other specific moment in care. According to Care Entree President Judith Henkels, "Our partnership with Eye Care International marks a substantial upgrade in Care Entree's eye care services offered to members. |
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