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- noun Plural form of
caretaker .
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Examples
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The stipend we pay the caretakers is all done in dollars in the US so technically speaking, I don't believe they are employees, at least not in mexico.
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The stipend we pay the caretakers is all done in dollars in the US so technically speaking, I don't believe they are employees, at least not in mexico.
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The stipend we pay the caretakers is all done in dollars in the US so technically speaking, I don't believe they are employees, at least not in mexico.
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The stipend we pay the caretakers is all done in dollars in the US so technically speaking, I don't believe they are employees, at least not in mexico.
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When men of color are disproportionately incarcerated because of these laws that have been passed in part through the co-optation of anti-violence rhetoric, the entire community, particularly women who are often the community caretakers, is negatively impacted.
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Healthcare providers see themselves as much more than short-term caretakers or harm-reducers; these people identify with being part of a long-term recovery process.
Elizabeth H. Bradley: The Need for Mental Health System Reform 2010
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She carefully explains that while being wives, mothers, housekeepers and caretakers is not the sole experience of women, these are predominantly the roles we have been given to play and a basis for much of our historical lives.
Evil « So Many Books 2004
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Leaving your gear in the huts without caretakers is probably not a good idea.
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Leaving your gear in the huts without caretakers is probably not a good idea.
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Leaving your gear in the huts without caretakers is probably not a good idea.
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