Care for
Care for verb - To take charge of especially on behalf of another.
Both terms in one sentence
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Turns out the Doozers like having their hard work destroyed; they love to build things, but they don't care for the completed projects, and if they're torn down, they have more room to keep building.
Source: Series / Fraggle Rock -
In the end, as Virtual Six and Virtual Baltar talk, Six says they work for God and Baltar says the entity they work for does not care for that name.
Source: Angel Unaware - Instead the children's uncle will care for them, doing household tasks, while women do the hard work and run the family.
Source: Your Normal Is Our Taboo
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