When training, teach about how to keep up to date.
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The most important thing is to keep up to date.
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Keep up to date with Accounting on the official website.
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Keep up to date with Squanchtendo on the official website.
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Keep up to date with Alt + Esc on the official website.
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Where Can I Keep Up To Date With All The New Information?
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Keep up to date on retailers that are committed to making change.
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Find Fauna pennies and keep up to date with the project here.
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I'm on Twitter all the time and keep up-to-date with people.
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Keep up to date with Rick and Morty news on the Adult Swim website.
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I research chemical compositions on Wikipedia and keep up to date with new drug discoveries.
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Keep up to date on Captain Weenie's latest adventures by following him on Instagram now.
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Toniolo told Reuters they were monitoring 24-hour news stations to keep up to date.
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You can keep up-to-date on the crisis stemming from the ban at www.nytimes.com.
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You can register here to keep up to date with what TechCrunch will be doing there.
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So they can still keep up to date with what I'm doing everyday and my lifestyle.
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I watch Shopify Academy training modules and keep up to date with online marketing and advertising.
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Keep up to date on the newest books with the Once Upon a Book Club subscription box.
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You should remain vigilant and keep up to date with the latest developments, including via the media.
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RSS Integration Fjallstrom used his school's RSS feed to keep up-to-date on his children's school activities.
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Keep up to date with David Bowie on his website, and see more of Johan Renck's work here.
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I haven't stopped studying indie publishing and the wider industry since — you have to keep up to date.
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The system would be costly to create, impossible to keep up-to-date, and easily gamed by copyright trolls.
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In Singapore, they get 100 hours of training a year to keep up to date with the latest techniques.
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Aston Martin is a small carmaker but still needs to keep up-to-date with the latest technical wizardry.
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"As your life changes, so will your needs [so] keep up to date," said Anderson of St. Croix Advisors.
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Keep up to date on the latest developments throughout the day with the NYT's live briefing and interactive map.
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Consumers need to understand trade-offs and to keep up to date on information of what is best to buy.
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For plenty of sites you can at least keep up to date without having to open up a web browser.
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Keep up to date, Jade McKellar, the director of visitor experiences at the Sydney Opera House, said in an email.
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This mantra to "keep up to date" applies to staying in touch with the latest news in tech as well.
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Bookmark their efforts to keep up-to-date on the latest needs in Haiti in the coming days, weeks and months.
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To keep up to date on the cheer Thunder and Bolt spread year-round, check them out on Facebook and Instagram.
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So the best way to keep up-to-date with them is via the IRS' Tax Scams / Consumer Alerts page, located here.
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" — 14-year-old "I like Twitter because it is how I keep up to date with things going on in the world.
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CNBC International ensures no matter where you are you can keep up to date with the latest breaking business and financial news.
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One of the best ways to keep up to date with the latest Samsung handset news is by registering with Carphone Warehouse.
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The page was created so people who assisted Snickle Fritz moving away from Afghanistan could keep up to date on her napping.
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Social media is also a good way to keep up to date about things like special events and ride openings and closings.
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He himself became a "Homeland" fan after seeing the first season on Amazon and found himself subscribing to to keep up to date.
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The differences between these can vary greatly from place to place, so it's important to keep up to date, especially if you move.
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You can listen to the podcast or keep up to date with sex/tech hack-a-thons or exploratory labs on the site.
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This eliminates the need to track via spreadsheet or app in order to keep up to date on reward expirations and other criteria.
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To keep up-to-date with the various fraud schemes going around, visit the "Imposter Scams" page on the Federal Trade Commission's website.
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He's a reporter for Keem's DramaAlert, and a go-to resource for people who want to keep up to date with their favorite creators.
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She said that she'd like to create a Facebook page so we that his keep up to date with him, new name and all.
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These days, I don't flip through the actual physical magazines that often, but trust I keep up-to-date on what celebrities are doing.
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With Marketplace, we create a catalog of products that is uniform, that the companies keep up-to-date and put their best foot forward.
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One of the best ways to keep up to date on what happens in any industry is to follow smart people in that field.
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You can keep up-to-date with all things Brexit by subscribing to our weekly Brexit round-up from our leading team of journalists.
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Those who like to follow fashions trends and keep up to date with latest technologies will spend a little more to try Dyson's new product.
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The TSA's social media accounts really are a fantastic way to keep up to date on how the agency is ruining Christmas this holiday season.
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Some additional highlights from the "Trump's America" Twitter list include: Track Trump A simplified way to keep up-to-date with what's happening in Washington.
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Remind is a kind of chat app/social media hybrid used by teachers, parents, and students to keep up-to-date on assignments and events.
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The record release show is happening August 18th at Gramps in Miami, FL, and you can keep up to date with them via their Facebook.
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Currently, Pointy allows sellers to either use an app or special bar code scanner to keep up-to-date inventory information on in-store products.
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Connected devices don't get a lot of security patches and have more vulnerabilities than a computer or a smartphone that you keep up-to-date.
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He has already amassed quite a following on Instagram, where over 20,400 followers keep up to date on Omar's life, which includes a lot of naps.
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The Android app serves as a platform for Xiaomi's fan community to connect with the company and keep up to date on new launches and offers.
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NIST creates national-level guidelines and rules for measurements, and among the many it must keep up to date are some relating to secure electronic communications.
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To meet increasing regulatory expectations, boards need to remain informed and keep up to date on any potential culture and conduct risk issues within their firm.
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We're also following all of the coronavirus news on our live blog, so you can keep up to date on all the breaking news as it happens.
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Anyone who owns a dachshund can keep up to date on Hyde Park walks throughout the year by joining the Hyde Park Sausage Walk group on Meetup.
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People who work with accurate spatial information and rely on positioning technologies will need to keep up to date with the important changes being made to Australia's datum.
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You can, of course, get email alerts for Facebook and Twitter, update your status via email, and keep up to date with Facebook notifications in any RSS reader.
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"We keep up-to-date on what airlines do and don't allow, and what airline is best for your pet," says Bridget Monrad, president of Happy Tails Travel.
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Amateur hackers have managed to build huge botnets of compromised devices, and many of these machines are difficult or near-impossible for manufacturers to remotely keep up to date.
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McCarthy's tweet contained a link to the Center for Disease Control's website, presumably so his constituents can keep up-to-date regarding information about the developing public health crisis.
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These Sapho apps, in turn, become a way for employees to keep up to date on information in those apps, without going through the cumbersome process of actually using them.
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Click on to see the must-have shoes of (the end of) summer, and hopefully keep up-to-date on when these nostalgic sandals can be yours for the taking.
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If you're going to take online privacy and security seriously though, you need to keep up-to-date with all of the ways your data is being collected and used.
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If you're working on Android or iOS, it's just as easy to make edits, add comments, and keep up to date as it is if you're working on the web.
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Twitter is a huge distraction, but is also an essential tool to keep up to date on topics I am tracking, and to help promote the work of The Times.
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Keylogging works by exploiting known vulnerabilities to Java or Flash, for example, which users hardly keep up to date, and then sending any captured information directly to the bad guys.
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Users should come to Facebook "when they want to keep up-to-date on what's going on with their favorite show or what's going on with a public figure," he said.
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Click on to get convinced, and make sure to throw the brand a follow for major model-off-duty eye-candy, and to keep up-to-date on its latest drops.
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"We had to constantly change our materials, especially in a space like fintech, in order to keep up to date," Peter Tufano, dean at Saïd Business School, told CNBC in August.
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They require parties to keep up to date with new ECJ decisions, so that these can be taken into account in disputes centered on provisions that are identical to EU law.
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Despite its dark mysteries, the warm beaches and pleasant town pair perfectly with the hot summer evenings we'll spend glued to our screens to keep up to date on the addicting drama.
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Bookmark their efforts to keep up-to-date on how to help — but also listen to the impacted communities as they voice their own needs in the upcoming days, weeks and months.
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By taking the content online, the Serie A club wants to offer more opportunities for fans to keep up to date from smartphone, tablet and desktop services as the new soccer season begins.
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The I.T.F. and the Court of Arbitration for Sport ruled that she had unintentionally committed a doping infraction after failing to keep up-to-date on the World Anti-Doping Agency's prohibited list.
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I mean, do you really imagine this is something where a bureaucrat or legislators are going to be able to sort of keep up to date with what's going on with your various platforms?
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If you're a New Yorker, one of the easiest ways to keep up-to-date on the latest consumer products — furniture, beauty products, mobile apps, you name it — is to hop on the subway.
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After students have agreed that it's important to keep up-to-date with the news, ask them to take a minute and write down all the different places from which they get their news.
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She is now working in a commercial environment and continuing to develop machine learning and computer vision algorithms, whilst actively keep up to date with the latest research and academic trends to find new opportunities.
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He and Bush would even hold weekly video conferences to keep up to date, though the Iraqi premier used the time mostly to gripe about the problems he faced in parliament and the nation writ large.
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"Congress is not known for strong consumer protection laws," she said, adding that the technical world changes fairly quickly and that she has little confidence that federal law would be able to keep up to date.
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The IRS suggests keeping a daily log of cash tips, plus there are multiple apps that can help contractors keep up to date on their cash income, including Tip Tracker, TipSee, Just the Tips, or Tip Counter.
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The problem with that line of thinking is that many people are not tuning into the briefings because of Trump, but because they want to keep up-to-date on coronavirus and the US's policies on it.
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Ingredient and packaging technology firms work closely with the biggest consumer goods companies in the world, and are considered safe stocks that could help the Rausings keep up-to-date on cutting-edge developments in the consumer industry.
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I mean, generally speaking, anything that requires you to dig through mountains of paperwork, crunch numbers, keep up to date with changing tax law, and potentially cough up a bunch of money isn't exactly designed to be fun.
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Then there is the TV habit, up to eight hours, we learn from the Times, augmented by a transcription service to keep up to date with "Fox & Friends" when he is doing other things, such as running the country.
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"I think it only works if you have a real strong family unit and you're able to communicate daily and keep up to date on things," said McLellan, who left the Sharks by mutual agreement one year before his contract expired.
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Also, the medication is good for only about 1 year, and I have typically been stung about once every 5 years, so if I were to keep up to date with the EpiPen I carry, I would buy 1003 before using 1.
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Certainly it is up to librarians to keep up to date and engage in professional development, but it is very likely that they will have the opportunity, if they so choose, to take an information literacy course while they're in a graduate program.
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It seems absurd to suggest that we might abandon all interest in Shakespeare if the people charged with putting on his work don't keep up-to-date with the latest technological advancements; his popularity does not depend utterly on a motion-capture suit.
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More on In Sight: This photographer wrangles his pet cats to create surreal family vacation photos The Year of the Dogs 'No Man's Land': The plight of the northern white rhino Want to keep up to date on our latest In Sight posts?
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The app, which was designed with the help of a $1.5 million grant from the federal Agriculture Department and tested with food stamps recipients, makes it easier for those seeking benefits to keep up-to-date, so they do not miss recertification deadlines.
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Supporters of removing inactive voters told the Journal-Constitution it will allow the state to keep up-to-date records, while opponents argue the move will disenfranchise voters who may not have participated in past elections but want to cast a ballot in 2020.
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If you were one of the more than 147 million affected, you should take the time to monitor your credit, double check your security with your various financial services accounts, keep up-to-date with the breach, and safeguard yourself from identity theft or fraud.
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You'll also be able to keep up to date with the whereabouts of their label players like Hunee, Soichi Terada, San Proper, and Antal, in addition to a stream of records ranging from rare Brazilian albums to the best and brightest in house and techno.
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Of course, you'll have to learn how to run and install a probably Unix-based server, handle registry stuff, install various packages and keep up to date so you don't get owned by some worm or bot… but you'll have defied the will of the ISP.
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The company announced this morning the launch of a subscription-based companion service called Circle Go that lets parents filter the web and apps, limit screen time, and keep up-to-date on how kids are spending time online even when they're outside the bounds of the home's Wi-Fi network.
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More on In Sight: These anonymous photos show what life was like decades ago Dreamlike photos of children living 'in the borderlands between fantasy and reality' Heartbreaking photos show migrants traveling through Bosnia in search of a better life Want to keep up to date on our latest In Sight posts?
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the American Heart Association urge patients with any heart condition to take precautions similar to all Americans: Wash your hands thoroughly and frequently, disinfect high-touch surfaces, stay home if and when possible, and keep up to date on vaccinations, including one for the flu.
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The app features include a Snapchat-like messaging service, but it primarily acts as a way for people to keep up to date with news from the Communist Party and in particular the ideology of Xi. Beijing has made a concerted effort in recent years to retain control over the media landscape, with the influence of TV, radio and print media waning in the face of the digital revolution.
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