Follow and Take care

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Follow verb - To come after in time.

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Take care and follow are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Take care" instead a verb "Follow".

Nearby Words: following, follower, followed

Take care verb - Be in charge of or deal with.

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Follow and take care are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Follow" instead a verb phrase "Take care".

In a follow up episode, the 'Busters take care of another Old One by sucking it into an artificially created black hole (probably not a bad way to take care of a powerful being).

Source: Did You Just Punch Out Cthulhu / Western Animation
Zack has a segment where he's trying to figure out where Trent Baretta has disappeared to (in real life Trent is down with an injury) and various clips are shown hinting his whereabouts....and don't forget to like me on Facebook, follow me on Twitter, and take care, spike your hair!

Source: Web Video / Z! True Long Island Story
Subverted in the follow-up "Jake the Dad", wherein she gives birth, but their offspring are old enough to take care of themselves; thus, he wasn't able to be a father for very long, preserving the "boy and his dog" show dynamic.

Source: Wham Episode / Adventure Time

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