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| What does " look out for" mean in this context? Thanks for your help. L - How's Michael? S - He's anxious to see you. Unfortunately, we've been told that that's not possible until final visitation. L - You've been through this before? S - No. Uh, Just so you know, a doctor needs to be present, so, for what it's worth, I'll be there tonight. L - Can I ask a favor? S - Yeah. What? L - When I'm gone, can you... Will you look out for my brother? |
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