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The tree, now cared for by Mr. DiDio, is a treasured part of their family tradition.
An additional 45 children are now cared for in shelters with their organization's support.
Dozens of birds are now cared for by the community, their numbers swelled by opportunistic ducks.
In June last year Fasil was forced to give birth in a police hospital and her son is now cared for by his grandparents.
In the last years of life, many patients who would once have died in hospital are now cared for by hospices, and that has been widely welcomed.
In this story of conflict and survival, events unfold through the eyes of Deqo, a nine-year-old orphan born and raised in a refugee camp, who ran away and is now cared for by prostitutes; Kawsar, an elderly, grieving widow bedridden after being beaten at a police station; and Filsan, a zealous young soldier from Mogadishu, here to help suppress the growing rebellion against the dictatorship.
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Who now cares for the poor, unloved toad?
Father Bazi is now caring for 135 families in tents.
The church now cares for her mother in Soroti.
We've tripled services at urban community health centers and now care for 200,000 patients.
She said Mr. Hillmann's friends were now caring for Rocco.
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