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"If the Meals on Wheels recipient is an Aetna member and they've given permission, Aetna can contact them and help take care of their problem," Bertolini says.
Patients sometimes were given the suggestion that their subconscious would take care of their problem before they would become consciously aware of it.
"Why don't take care of their problems and get it over with?" Inquiring minds want to know.
The comments were much more stark than Mr. Romney's usual remarks, though he typically talks in public about supporters of Mr. Obama's wanting big government to take care of their problems.
"The new county proponents are trying to divide the county to take care of their problems," Husing said.
They took care of their own problems.
But, in private, they wanted someone else to take care of their "Iran problem," and by 2007 they were clamoring for the United States or Israel to attack Iran's nuclear installations, no matter the consequences.
Disneyland allows hundreds of feral cats to roam the park at night so they can "take care of" their mouse problem.
Sure, we haven't had much experience with walls, but we know a lot about countries paying other countries to take care of their refugee problem, and brother, it ain't them that do the paying.
"I think what I enjoyed most about the wig shop is the people that come in who really need me and they're there to see because they know I can take care of their hair problem," Thompson said.
Rasputin's St Petersburg apartment became a busy office where he would meet supplicants, taking care of their medical problems with his healing powers and their bureaucratic problems with his influence.
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