If someone has glaucoma - that is high pressure in the eyes - we can take care of that, if someone needs refractory surgery - that's surgery to correct focusing problems - we are able to provide that.
Smaller is not always better, but it's not unlikely that a guy making his own wine with his own grapes is going to take better care of them than someone who sells them by the pound to a corporation.
But when she accompanied Mulyono to the clinic to offer to pay the balance of his debt, they were told the baby had been sold to someone who could take care of him.
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"I had to hire a receptionist, an office manager and someone to take care of the computers just to work with the core group of three or four people, " he recalls.
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"Many times the children that are taken in in these types of criminal activities are children that are dissaffected, they are from broken homes, they may be on the street themselves -- they are really looking for a meal, they are looking for shelter, they are looking for someone to take care of them, and that's really the first approach that's made, " said Perkins.
The only reason to use a tour operator is if you have money to burn and value your time enough where you simply want someone else to take care of all the details, in which case it makes sense.
"Let me take care of Hibs and look after my own team and let someone else comment on Celtic and Rangers, " he added.
"If someone gets suicidal, you have to take care of it on board, " Kanas said.
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To someone who can't take the job of his dreams because it doesn't offer health care?
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