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Discover LudwigThe phrase "care to be" is not grammatically correct in written English.
However, you can use the phrase "care to be" as an idiom or colloquialism (depending on context) in casual spoken English. For example, "I'm not sure if I care to be at the party anymore".
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"I don't care to be somewhere else.
Children are waiting longer in foster care to be adopted".
"I don't care to be called a climber," he said.
Magnet hospitals reorganize nursing care to be more patient-centered.
"I don't care to be in London much," she wrote.
Nor can I, and I don't care to be reminded.
The panel found Dr. Klinger's care to be "grossly negligent".
I'm starting not to care, to be honest.
He doesn't much care to be reminded of that.
I don't care to be bothered anymore," he said.
For health care to be truly affordable, not just mandated?
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