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> Because it lets you express two meanings
> simultaneously:
> 
> 	"Take care of yourself"
> 	"Be taken care of by yourself"

I postulate that to see how do 
those two differ in meaning, the
trick must be thinking in English
like a native.

As the Sanskrits say, "let care be taken".

Or better, as the Japanese say, "let's beer".

mu'o mi'e jordis



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