"Care of" (C/O) is used on the address of a letter (snail mail) when the addressee's exact address is not known, but the address of another person, office, or entity whom the addressee may know or contact IS known. For example, you know your son, who normally lives with you, is temporarily staying with your sister and her family. You know your sister's address. You address a letter to your son "care of" your sister. The postman may not know your son is on his route presently, but with C/O on the letter, he can leave the letter with her for him.
I will always care for you.
Home Health Care
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a care taker is that is when they care like about the house or anything
cause there afraid to care about you or they cant see how much you care for them or they just like to use you.
To help with end of life health care, which many care givers have no experience with.
we should use petrol and diesel with care because it can cause fire and many can get injured.
Stacy didn't care about doing her assignment.
No, typically only one parent can use a dependent care FSA for the same dependent.
His girlfriend asked him. "Do you care about me?"
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