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is it "who care" or "who cares"? Sun Feb 24, 2008 15:47 pm  is it "who care" or "who cares"?		  
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is it "who care" or "who cares"? Sun Feb 24, 2008 17:07 pm  is it "who care" or "who cares"?		  
If you're simply asking a question, it has to be, "Who cares?" because "who" is third person singular in questions.

However, in an adjective clause, it would depend on who "who" refers to.

That is a person who cares about others.
They are people who care about others.
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