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cared
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Cared
of Care
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acred
arced
cadre
Cedar
cedar
e-card
ecard
raced
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of cared in Chaldean Numerology is: 6
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of cared in Pythagorean Numerology is: 4
Examples of cared in a Sentence
De Blasio had almost six full years to say it was wrong... we have had plenty of inflection points where he could have said,' You know what, I was wrong,' de Blasio has never cared to do that. And I think that says something about the veracity of this.
The Amazon is crucial to regulating the Earth’s climate, and knowing more about its history will help everyone make informed decisions about how it should be cared for in the future.
I am so sorry, and I simply can not make sense of this unfathomable tragedy, although it will be a matter of no small consolation to anyone else who cared for Mo, I want you to know that I have fully cooperated with investigators ever since I learned the terrible news, and I will continue to do so until some form of justice is served.
If there was discussion, he was not afraid to go the other way when everybody else is following, this was my baby. He cared for people. He cared that people were treated right. That was at the core of his upbringing in our home. He cared that people were treated equally.
Ten Worst Feelings: Cheated on. Over thinking. Lied to. Heart broken. Not cared for. Losing. Scared. Assuming. Nervous. Letting go.
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