Similar words: take care, care of, take charge, take off, take note of, take notice of, take the place of, take advantage of.
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61. I knew he'd be able to take care of himself, come what may .
62. He left his job to take care of his sick wife.
63. The old man was too poor to take care of his son, and had to let him take his chance in society.
64. I take care of them to the best of my abilities.
65. Can they be trusted to take care of the business while we are away?
66. About 1,200 personnel will remain behind to take care of the air base.
67. Having a new baby to take care of has clipped her wings.
68. We've asked my mother to take care of/look after the kids while we're away.
69. Everybody had to take care of themselves.
70. But take care of them, darling.
71. The council will take care of that.
72. I can take care of that.
73. I will take care of it right away.
74. Her secretary will take care of the details.
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75. Nature does take care of itself if allowed to.
76. She got too frail to take care of him at home, and he was put in a nursing home.
77. The actual mechanics of the operation would take care of themselves.
78. With a longer life span, a lot of people are just becoming too frail to take care of themselves.
79. Down at the bottom there's a handy storage compartment to take care of the utensils when you don't need them.
80. He could take care of it when one of the kids got in trouble with the police.
81. A properly drafted heads of agreement should, however, take care of such conceptual problems.
82. Grief can take care of itself, but to get the full value of joy you must have somebody to divide it with. Mark Twain 
83. Active adults had to take care of both their elderly relatives and their children.
84. Cynthia would know what to do; she would take care of it and leave Evie with new hope in her heart.
85. But economists should watch what matters, not psychoanalyze the Fed, which can take care of itself.
86. We're calling on the Home Secretary to bring in legislation to take care of them.
87. A: Lieutenant Calley came out and said take care of these people.
88. However, the detailed cross-referencing is usually quite adequate to take care of such problems.
89. Something go wrong I call the man who built it and he come right out and take care of it.
90. If something pissed him off, he expected the Hot Smokes to take care of business, from the get-go.
More similar words: take care, care of, take charge, take off, take note of, take notice of, take the place of, take advantage of, be aware of, because of, in the case of, take, stake, more often than not, take up, take out, take to, take for, take on, take away, take down, shake off, take time, take over, make use of, take turns, take the road, take place, by mistake, undertake.