"[We] want to keep up with the customer, not just keep up with the competition," Fields said.
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Sometimes it's easier to keep up with the Kardashians than it is to keep up with their logic.
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It's one thing to keep up with the Kardashians, but trying to keep up with slang is something else entirely.
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Americans may be trying to keep up with the Joneses, but the merely rich are trying to keep up with the Teppers.
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The retailer is reportedly using high-speed trains to keep up with deliveries, and workers in e-commerce facilities worked overnight to keep up with demand.
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And while the rest of the world may be trying to keep up with her, Kim Kardashian is nothing if not one to keep up with the Joneses.
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GUTFELD: You may not like the direction of where he&aposs running, but he&aposs saying if you want to keep up with me, keep up with me.
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Programmers should keep up with the newest languages and software frameworks, while marketers and advertisers should gain basic understandings of analytics to keep up with the data-driven transformation.
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We keep up with trends more than we keep up with the Kardashians (shocking, we know), and thus tend to accumulate more clothing than any one person should really have.
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Cunningham is a firm believer that this is the way that everyone will keep up with the Joneses, who are trying to keep up with everyone, who're keeping up with them.
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" "• Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage?
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" - Jessica, 41 "Couldn't keep up with her cash flow.
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"It's not easy to keep up with competitors," he said.
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If we can't keep up with France, what are we?
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It can be difficult to keep up with US sanctions.
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How would anyone be expected to keep up with that?
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You gotta keep up with the time and the pace.
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Follow him on Instagram to keep up with the week.
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Allow us to help you keep up with the Kardashians.
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Unfortunately, our luggage hasn't always keep up with the times.
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Keep up with Vignettes and its diverse artist roster here.
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You didn't keep up with anything in tech this year!
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But the supply couldn't keep up with their squealing demand.
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So the managers... Some can keep up with the growth.
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You need a celeb who can keep up with you.
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Want to keep up with the action as it happens?
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At this point, he can barely keep up with demand.
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But Atari ultimately couldn't keep up with Nintendo and Sega.
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They've been unable to keep up with the tremendous demand.
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There's a new way to keep up with Khloé Kardashian!
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Debtors who cannot keep up with payments can face horrors.
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Plus, there's no coupon or code to keep up with.
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And we need a beer that keep up with it.
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There's a lot to keep up with on Emmys night.
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To keep up with them all on Instagram, click here.
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"Our logo just needs to keep up with the rest."
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We must keep up with such changes in the environment.
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It's chaotic and great and hard to keep up with.
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It's hard to keep up with and keep track of.
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The ideas came almost frantically, to keep up with demand.
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Even in chambers, he was hard to keep up with.
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But the Silverswords couldn't keep up with Michigan on Tuesday.
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But why assume that real dividends keep up with GDP?
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To keep up with Mahomes, Brady will likely have to.
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Are you able to keep up with your responsibilities, Libra?
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You can keep up with all the Webby winners here.
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Jon Bon Jovi does not keep up with the Kardashians.
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And frankly, AIM wasn't able to keep up with them.
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Keep up with Rocko's Modern Life on the official website.
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Another day, another social media update to keep up with.
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But it proved impossible to keep up with the deluge.
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News. • Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage?
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Keep up with Jeffrey Deitch's current projects on his website.
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But these efforts have failed to keep up with demand.
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Of course the Gilmores' keep up with the Royal family.
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Keep up with the latest on our live blog here.
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And policy needs to keep up with rapidly changing times.
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But Lowe's is struggling to keep up with Home Depot.
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It also helps me keep up with the latest language.
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Traditional journalism has struggled to keep up with it all.
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Turns out, Popeyes can't really keep up with the original.
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Want to keep up with the best commentary in 33?
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You can keep up with Zarick's other projects right here.
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You won't be able to keep up with other goals
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But he feels he has to keep up with her.
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Do you use analytics to keep up with the bookmakers?
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But Coinbase has struggled to keep up with customer demand.
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In order to keep up with changes to Facebook, Smartly.
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Keep up with the latest by checking out The Forecast.
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I felt like I couldn't keep up with her physically.
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I keep up with what's going on with the fam.
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This is not a thing we can keep up with.
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He had a lifestyle that nobody could keep up with.
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How do you keep up with these bonus point promotions?
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Keep up with the film on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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I thought, Who am I trying to keep up with?
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But a per capita cap wouldn't keep up with that.
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MoviePass plans change almost too frequently to keep up with.
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Keep up with this important evolving story with Recode's recap.
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I was literally trying to keep up with the Kardashians.
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It was lovely and I couldn't keep up with her.
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Banks are scrambling to keep up with surging mortgage demand.
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Unable to keep up with the ballooning debt, she defaulted.
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Finally, did you keep up with the headlines last week?
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Finally, did you keep up with the headlines this week?
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He joins in and tries to keep up with them.
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Between shipments, stores can't always keep up with the demand.
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Doctors say they're struggling to keep up with the injured.
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You can keep up with the SOA at its website.
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Keep up with the latest updates on the trial here.
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ET. Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage?
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Keep up with a spectrum of voices on social media.
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How am I ever going to keep up with this?
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Keep up with the 20163 field with our candidate tracker.
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Since then, it has failed to keep up with inflation.
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You can keep up with it as it publishes here.
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Click here to keep up with the latest updates. 13.
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They do their best to keep up with the trends.
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The financial services industry needs to keep up with that.
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He struggles to keep up with needs of his patients.
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Keep up with the Democratic field with our candidate tracker.
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Keep up with the 1303 field with our candidate tracker.
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Keep up with Sam Rolfes' other work on his website.
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All of this together makes clear how difficult it is to keep up with all the news that comes out of these companies — and how difficult it is to keep up with Musk himself.
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How do they keep up with changes in the tax code?
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What happens when the manufacturing plants can't keep up with demand?
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How are we supposed to keep up with the Kardashians now?
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Hanane Mouhib • Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage?
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It can all be a bit hard to keep up with.
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The latest examples of Walmart's plan to keep up with Amazon?
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Ian Mitcham • Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage?
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Sorry guys, but it's time to keep up with the Kardashians.
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Amazon can barely keep up with the demand for certain books.
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Scott Walker, who's struggling to keep up with his Democratic competition.
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You can keep up with Duchess' progress on her Facebook Page.
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"I could not keep up with the bills," she told us.
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To keep up with industry best practices for cloud, per Kent.
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It's the only way I keep up with my water intake!
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Do you ever find it hard to keep up with requests?
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Will she be able to keep up with a rambunctious toddler?
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You can keep up with all the biggest news right here.
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They have to, in order to keep up with the competition.
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She has tutors so she can keep up with school work.
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To keep up with her recovery, follow the rescue's Facebook page.
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They don&apost really keep up with promises all the time.
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Many students battle to keep up with lessons taught in Mandarin.
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SAP is simply trying to keep up with what customers want.
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After six months, she just couldn't keep up with rising rent.
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Follow her on Instagram to keep up with her latest work.
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Miles Teller is just trying to keep up with Tom Cruise.
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Can't keep up with all the pain this country is facing.
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Retailers were struggling to keep up with the new-found demand.
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But it's still overwhelmed and unable to keep up with demand.
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Still, it can't keep up with the current rise in demand.
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Keep up with all the best games from 2017 right here.
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Keep up with Christophe Szpajdel's designs by following him on Facebook.
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These days, it's hard not to keep up with the Kardashians.
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It's hard to keep up with what he's got going on.
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Would you need cognitive enhancement to keep up with everyone else?
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Keep up with both of them at their respective Facebook pages.
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Can ROS keep up with the dazzling array of new demands?
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Michelle Knight • Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage?
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You can keep up with the latest at the challenge's website.
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I couldn't keep up with all the messages I was getting.
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With all the pregnancies, I couldn't keep up with it anyways.
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Q: Bollywood is increasingly struggling to keep up with its audience.
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Is that changing fast enough to keep up with the times?
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Technology always evolves far faster than governments can keep up with.
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And keep up with the customer service that comes with it.
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So many that I can't keep up with all of them.
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Gamers are eager to keep up with Kendall and Kylie Jenner.
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But it is hard to keep up with Mr Trump's proposals.
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Jeff West • Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage?
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Francis advises players against trying to keep up with the Joneses.
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At the time, domestic gas production couldn't keep up with demand.
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Keep up with the latest updates on our live blog. 2.
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The company is struggling to keep up with its production goals.
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The Peccerellis struggled to keep up with the news in Guatemala.
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Keep up with The Hill's full coverage of Trump's announcement here.
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They've struggled to keep up with rising prices for long enough.
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Will he keep up with Prinsloo in the trimesters to come?
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It takes everything I have to keep up with it sometimes.
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Could you guys keep up with Super Hans at a party?
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Now the company is just trying to keep up with demand.
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Baseball needs to speed up to keep up with the world.
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Keep up with Isle of the Dogs on Fox Searchlight's website.
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Beech: I wonder if that's to keep up with the times?
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"Traditional extenders can't keep up with the bandwidth and signal demands."
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"It is critical Republicans keep up with tools of our own."
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Slack is just another thing you have to keep up with.
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It's a way to keep up with friends and family members.
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This is meant to keep up with shifting populations and demographics.
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I stay in shape so I can keep up with them.
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It's almost impossible to keep up with Kitty and Sam Ray.
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Fortunately, I was able to, just barely, keep up with her.
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I am always trying to keep up with Instagram and Twitter.
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But it started getting harder and harder to keep up with.
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Walmart has long grappled with how to keep up with Amazon.
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I didn't want to try to keep up with other people.
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It's becoming harder and harder to keep up with the Kardashians.
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As a result, find it hard to keep up with everything.
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Lakor drives a motorcycle-taxi to keep up with the rent.
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Retailers are trying everything they can to keep up with Amazon.
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That growth has left restaurants struggling to keep up with orders.
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Do you keep up with what's happening in stand-up now?
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They let the little ones keep up with the bigger kids.
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Keep up with the latest developments from our journalists on Twitter.
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The MCU and everything you need to keep up with it.
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Lawmakers have failed to keep up with the tech-fuelled times.
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Keep up with the latest developments from our journalists on Twitter.
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Keep up with our impeachment coverage with our journalists on Twitter.
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Other companies in the market couldn't keep up with Juul's rise.
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Kmart failed to keep up with Walmart and Target, he added.
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Banks are racing to keep up with their own digital capabilities.
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"We always struggled to keep up with hiring," Mr. Fugate said.
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"The fashion system is crazy to keep up with," says Cornelissens.
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Governments simply move too slow to keep up with information technology.
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Public school teachers aren't getting raises that keep up with inflation.
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It's not enough to keep up with rising costs of rent.
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"[The leagues and publishers need to] keep up with the high demand of an enormous and growing fanbase, so to keep up with the execution of esports programs, content and events is incredibly difficult," Greenblatt told CNBC.
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The company plans to explore other strategies to keep up with demand.
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And the WTO is struggling to keep up with the changing tides.
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"I couldn't keep up with the kids," Danis told CNN affiliate WJAR.
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Every day, the faithful try to keep up with a volatile industry.
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Their operation, however, has often failed to keep up with their expansion.
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The world changes and we don't always keep up with it. Mrs.
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"You're clearly a wimp, you can't keep up with me," she says.
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You have to keep up with that to help inform the parents.
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WILLIAMS: I mean, I&aposve got to keep up with these guys.
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Can it keep up with the rate at which the world changes?
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There was nothing about if she can keep up with the boys.
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Apple's mail client has also failed to keep up with the competition.
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Do you keep up with the projects of your former cast mates?
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Click here to keep up with the latest on today's unrest. 2.
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I'm ready to keep up with all of Hollywood at this point.
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Click here to keep up with the latest on the summit. 3.
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You have to set a release date and keep up with that.
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"I can't keep up with all of Dr. Mann's epithets," Pielke responded.
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It is, as you might expect, pretty hard to keep up with.
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If you're interested, feel free to keep up with his progress yourself.
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Then T-Mobile upped its unlimited plan to keep up with Verizon.
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So not necessarily, but I do keep up with exercise and fitness.
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You can keep up with all of the latest developments right here.
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"Keep up with your friends and your favorite athletes," McDonald's urges kids.
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Because you didn't have enough superhero shows to keep up with already.
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And we went because we wanted to keep up with the Joneses.
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Social Security payments have certainly failed to keep up with average wages.
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After so many iterations, it's hard to keep up with new features.
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You can keep up with the latest developments at the competition's website.
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Keep up with its latest giveaways by following Sprinkles on social media.
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It's hard for customers to keep up with all the latest developments.
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This means there will be even more names to keep up with.
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Sadly, Android couldn't keep up with the tablet's "get things done" ambitions.
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"It's already impossible to keep up with the junk," Mr Olson said.
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Game technology needs to constantly keep up with game makers' creative ambitions.
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He couldn't keep up with his brother, who's a cook by training.
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It's a political book for people who don't keep up with politics.
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This is a lot to keep up with, even for a Gemini!
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And honestly, who the heck can even keep up with them all?
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We're a small company; we can't keep up with all of it.
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Epperson says she plans to keep up with her cash budgeting strategy.
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Watching Kenny try to keep up with the cyberbullies' demands is excruciating.
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You follow a brand you keep up with them in your feed.
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Twitter has struggled to to keep up with the success of Facebook.
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You can keep up with the Berkeley SETI center's work right here.
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Text KAJ to 2 to keep up with me while I'm there.
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Unfortunately, that increased demand proved to be difficult to keep up with.
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You can keep up with her work by following her on Instagram.
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Keep up with the daily news served with smart brevity at Axios.com.
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Even Kylie Jenner's gate guards can't keep up with her changing looks.
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It will also need mobile apps to keep up with its competitors.
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Sam really needs to keep up with Gilly — it's embarrassing for him.
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Click here to keep up with the latest on May's resignation. 2.
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However, there is no guarantee funding would keep up with future demands.
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Nintendo has struggled to produce enough units to keep up with demand.
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Bedridden or not, he manages to keep up with his boujee style.
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Keep up with our live updates from the Steve Jobs Theater here.
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He must be a great dancer: He's gotta keep up with Spears.
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It's getting hard to keep up with Miley Cyrus' extensive tattoo collection.
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Despite her age, Barbie has managed to keep up with the times.
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It's almost impossible to keep up with Kylie Jenner and Tyga's relationship.
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Text KAJ to 47246 to keep up with me while I'm there.
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I still use Messenger, Instagram, and WhatsApp to keep up with friends.
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My goal is to try and keep up with the backer's commitment.
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In March she raised prices by 213% to keep up with inflation.
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But the need is far greater than they can keep up with.
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Cyberdyne is now struggling to keep up with demand for its products.
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Then it was poke (to keep up with everybody else, I guess).
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Will security solutions keep up with the growing trend of smart malware?
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Dictation struggles, however, to keep up with longer paragraphs of spoken text.
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The papers couldn't keep up with the scandals: political, financial, domestic, deranged.
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Earlier this week, the Kardashians got even harder to keep up with.
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Victoria's Secret has been struggling to keep up with changing consumer tastes.
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Trying to keep up with "Reply All" emails can be downright maddening.
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Who can keep up with kids and their fancy sneakers these days?
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These children need access to treatment options that keep up with science.
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He has installed a generator to try to keep up with orders.
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Even the nation's bigger retailers are trying to keep up with Amazon.
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To keep up with the rigorous schedule, he likes his coffee constant.
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Think about it: Business investment didn't even keep up with GDP growth.
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It's going to have to innovate to keep up with changing tastes.
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Coinbase has struggled in recent months to keep up with high demand.
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In Japan, he says, the company still can't keep up with demand.
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Do not try to keep up with him as you will die.
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Keep up with the latest on Somerville at the game's official website.
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Even if other politicians couldn't keep up with Clinton, they still tried.
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"It was a lot to try to keep up with," Seager said.
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The courts would not be able to keep up with the innovation.
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Another way to keep up with the Bee is through social media.
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Keep up with the latest Oats Studios films on YouTube and Steam.
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One: the stream of official content to keep up with is endless.
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Keep up with the latest from Oats Studios on the official website.
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The non-stop notifications used to be difficult to keep up with.
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For too long, Bumble Bee failed to keep up with the times.
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Still, construction is not rising fast enough to keep up with demand.
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Do you keep up with the latest academic research on computational inference?
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Buckeye Firearms can hardly keep up with the demand for its courses.
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"We've tried to keep up with our own history," Ms. Carter said.
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We really need the tools to keep up with the consumer demand.
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Our Federal Reserve cannot "mentally" keep up with the competition - other countries.
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Amazon is looking to hire 100,000 employees to keep up with demand
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Keep up with who's in and who's out with our candidate tracker.
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A different approach was necessary for it to keep up with them.
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Giovanni has to slow down so I can keep up with him.
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The only domestic source couldn't produce enough to keep up with demand.
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If you keep up with tech writing, you probably know Ford's name.
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They also use music to help you keep up with the pace.
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It can be hard to keep up with Mr. Golden sometimes. Really.
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Did you keep up with last week's news from around the world?
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Grubhub says that it's just trying to keep up with the competition.
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But fishing regulations have failed to keep up with these geographical changes.
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I couldn't keep up with all the details he provided about grains.
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Keep up with recommendations from the local department of health and CDC.
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But it was hard for officials to keep up with the anxiety.
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And what about her colleagues that didn't keep up with their training?
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To keep up with them, some Tinder employees specifically study this demographic.
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"We all struggle just to keep up with her," Ms. Wellford said.
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Nearly half said they struggle to keep up with their monthly bills.
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Until recently, Chinese plants struggled just to keep up with domestic demand.
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A: It's not easy trying to keep up with the Christmas bling.
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So how do you keep up with two Porsches on a racetrack?
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Even now, the agencies aren't able to keep up with attrition alone.
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Investors complained Microsoft didn't keep up with the gains of its peers.
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Regulation needs to keep up with these advancements, not hinder them. 2.
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Packaged goods companies are scrambling to keep up with changing consumer tastes.
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If you've struggled to keep up with these developments, you're hardly alone.
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Secondly, you have to keep up with the latest trends, said Zuckerberg.
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And Tsingtao has struggled to keep up with local and foreign competitors.
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But 2016's first installment is not easy to keep up with.
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Instagram stories are a great way to keep up with your followers.
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"I was able to keep up with the game," Sullinger told reporters.
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And to keep up with Vox videos, subscribe to our YouTube channel.
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Furthermore, health care providers work hard to keep up with the competitors.
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How do you keep up with the latest news about the volcano?
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Even then, he said, it's difficult to keep up with testing demand.
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Be sure to keep up with all our World Cup coverage here.
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The question is whether the politics can keep up with the cuisine.
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So we don't find the world's bizarreness difficult to keep up with.
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Book Your Calendar Keep up with the latest and greatest in books.
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Watch the full show and keep up with other Desus & Mero guests.
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Her teachers also worried that Patton couldn't keep up with her classes.
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Whether it's Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, or even Venmo, it seems like there are more social networks than ever to keep up with your friends — and to keep up with what they're doing when they're not hanging out with you.
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But it can be difficult for the upstarts to keep up with demand.
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Another theme is those who don't even try to keep up with Amazon.
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Is it difficult for an older crowd to keep up with the sport?
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You can keep up with subsequent announcements on the game's website, right here.
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There were no tabloids or Twitter feuds to keep up with back then.
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Hell, it's why we keep up with them day in and day out.
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It's becoming hard to keep up with all the rumors about these two.
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There's so much buzz that it's impossible to keep up with it all.
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Many Ethiopians said they could hardly keep up with the pace of change.
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That's just something that everyone else has to try to keep up with.
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You can keep up with the wee tot on the show's current season.
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Traditional hosting services would be hard pressed to keep up with that demand.
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Yet she had a $1,500 monthly student loan bill to keep up with.
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"They can't keep up with current volume requirements, they cannot stockpile," he said.
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If you wanted results, he opined, you had to keep up with it.
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Jake Dalton has a YouTube channel he uses to keep up with fans.
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Until then, keep up with the weekend news on the Axios Stream, here.
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Just to keep up with her, we have to be able to innovate.
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With so many dogs and puppies, we can't keep up with the need.
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Some pen pals, like Bexx of Denver, Colorado, keep up with multiple inmates.
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I couldn't keep up with anything, even though I had help at home.
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That requires time, energy and a willingness to keep up with the company.
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"Honestly, it's exhausting trying to keep up with everything," said Jacob Whiting, 18.
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He follows the news generally but doesn't keep up with all the details.
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It's full of everyone who can keep up with her — aka no one.
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Traditional lock makers, in particular, are investing to keep up with the times.
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Sometimes, it can be impossible to keep up with every woman making headlines.
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You can keep up with Amazon's latest Prime Day deals at amazon.com/primeday.
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Fox is trying to keep up with digital competitors in that realm, too.
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And if you'd like to keep up with Carla, visit Barton's blog, TheLittleGirlFromKamas.com.
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It's a cute addition that helps the kids keep up with current events.
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It's also been a bit of a struggle to keep up with Sasha.
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To keep up with Melendrez and his drinking tips, follow his Instagram account.
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But I still need to — and want to — keep up with my reading.
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It has an oct-core processor to keep up with multitasking and streaming.
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Keep up with all the latest book news, reviews and discussion at MashReads.
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Freight rates plunged as demand for shipping did not keep up with supply.
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The flagship chain has also undergone rebrands to keep up with customer expectations.
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You can keep up with the Kardashians, and Kanye's many moods, on Ellentube.com.
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You just need to find a speaker that can keep up with you.
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I follow 150 and feel like I can barely keep up with them.
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Looks like there might be another little Kardashian-West to keep up with.
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It's tough to keep up with jargon when the internet moves so fast.
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I'd love to stop by students' studios and keep up with their work.
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Besides that, I had nothing, and I couldn't keep up with [Liam's need].
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Business is booming, at times it's hard to keep up with the demand.
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Save grew too quickly and couldn't keep up with its insane growth rate.
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Instead, he finished behind Kasich, trying to keep up with Cruz and Bush.
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In most cities, the availability of shelter beds can't keep up with demand.
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Keep up with the trade war between the world's two largest economies here.
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Why: Bitcoin's infrastructure failed to keep up with the market's rapid transaction growth.
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How much would you need to earn to keep up with the Kardashians?
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And it was so hard to keep up with kids in physical education.
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The current system simply can't keep up with technological developments in the field.
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Struggling consumers may see it as an easier debt to keep up with.
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To keep up with this kitten, follow her and sibling Dakota on Instagram.
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"We got the OK." • Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage?
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It isn't that VCs can't keep up with the volume of new startups.
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Daniel Radcliffe is certainly not one to keep up with the digital world.
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This will also be an important time to keep up with your responsibilities.
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As listeners, he demanded us keep up with him as he pushed boundaries.
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Where one market closes, another one opens, to keep up with the demand.
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Banking on blockchain: Can established banks keep up with the new world order?
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This makes it simple to keep up with the content you care about.
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The Kardashian clan is expanding -- try to keep up with the family tree.
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"I couldn't even keep up with the emails and the messages," Miller said.
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To find out more and keep up with U-Machine, visit their Facebook.
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You have to run just to keep up with Apple at walking pace.
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Indeed, Cadillac said sales were constrained because production couldn't keep up with demand.
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Government has to keep up with the times and the times have changed.
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It can be hard to keep up with the headlines flying out of .
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To keep up with innovation, M&M's and Snickers' parent company, Mars Inc.
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Coal in particular has struggled to keep up with cheaper and cleaner energy.
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Still, to keep up with her my father-in-law moves things around.
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First, we must change American law to keep up with changes in technology.
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Coinbase has struggled several times this year to keep up with high demand.
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A cold brew coffee maker to keep up with their iced coffee habit
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Keep up with The Hill's coverage of the first Florida Senate debate here.
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Existing regulations have struggled to keep up with a rapidly innovating tech sector.
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The biggest economy in the world cannot keep up with such engineering marvels.
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It can't keep up with what the kids are listening to these days.
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But I continue to work to make sure I keep up with everything.
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Can nonprofits keep up with the fast-moving model of traditional tech companies?
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The best way to keep up with Rob Kardashian is through his Instagram.
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Read on, and make sure to keep up with them all on Instagram.
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Keep up with Lady L and the Ladies of Ink Tour on Instagram.
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Regulators must constantly be thinking about how policy can keep up with innovation.
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Third, strengthen counterintelligence resources to keep up with the changing landscape of technology.
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It is difficult to keep up with this dizzying ongoing assault on science.
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But have they increased lending to keep up with all the good news?
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Many institutions of higher learning are struggling to keep up with the demand.
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The company is accelerating manufacturing to keep up with demand, a spokesperson said.
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His confirmation hearings begin today, and you can keep up with developments here.
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Their meager budgets already mean they often cannot keep up with the military.
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He dances at such high speed that I couldn't keep up with him.
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The comedian Demetri Martin is a thrill to try to keep up with.
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My kind of guy had to keep up with me, or vice versa.
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I was running in the streets to keep up with the rich kids.
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Eventually they couldn't keep up with demand and struck a partnership with Scholastic.
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What have you had to do to keep up with the current generation?
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"There is far more data out there than we can keep up with."
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The change, he said, is necessary to keep up with a modern economy.
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You can keep up with the latest stats at the CDC's dedicated page.
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That means we couldn't keep up with skateboarding — the tricks and the fashion.
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Some store managers said wholesalers were not able to keep up with demand.
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They don't have the processing power to keep up with the latest software.
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There is a lot of feedback to keep up with and sort through.
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How much do you keep up with the internet chatter and Reddit sleuthing?
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It's saying, "Keep up with us, or we're going to leave you behind."
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Even with SoftBank's substantial backing, Wag struggled to keep up with the competition.
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But builders acknowledge they can't keep up with the demand for affordable housing.
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Find out what the competition is doing and keep up with your peers.
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Your jetsetter girlfriend needs a bag that can keep up with her travels.
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But we don't keep up with these friends as much as we should.
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Startups need employees with agility and optimism to keep up with rapid change.
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Nevertheless, she doesn't feel any pressure to keep up with the young Joneses.
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For many borrowers, it's a challenge to keep up with payment after payment.
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I worried that he was too old to keep up with these kids.
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N). The company has been struggling to keep up with Alphabet Inc's (GOOGL.
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To the average consumer, all these changes are hard to keep up with.
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Both Bombas and White Claw have struggled to keep up with consumer demand.
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Still, consumers in other states are struggling to keep up with rising premiums.
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" She added: "It's a freaking day job nowadays to keep up with stuff.
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This process need not take hours and hours to keep up with, either.
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This makes it impossible to keep up with the demand for such visas.
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We'll talk to lawmakers working to keep up with tech policy and regulation.
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China is struggling to keep up with a rising number of domestic cyberattacks.
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They were also able to keep up with competitors seeking the same prey.
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Governments have been struggling to keep up with regulating the scooters ever since.
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The city's investments in affordable housing have struggled to keep up with demand.
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"It was easier to keep up with the kids" that way, she said.
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And she is the only one who can keep up with him online.
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It's a full-time job to keep up with the amenities and quality.
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To help investors keep up with the markets, we present our ETF Scorecard.
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It'll need the new funding to keep up with the surge in demand.
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The ability to keep up with the crowd is a test for newcomers.
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Keep up with the work of Citizen Lab by checking out this link.
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You're using credit cards to keep up with regular billsIf your car payment is so colossal you must use credit cards to keep up with bills and living expenses, this is also a bad sign for the future, said Inman.
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Saddled with debt, Toys "R" Us could not keep up with the expenses of running its stores, paying tens of thousands of employees and managing a sprawling supply of toys to keep up with the fickle tastes of its young customers.
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Such pressures can lead to mistakes -- many unintentional and some intentional -- as students cut corners in completing assignments, papers and tests in an effort to not only keep up with workloads but also keep up with social and parental expectations.
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Elizabeth Thomas and Tad Cummins • Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage?
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And not everyone's NYC budget can keep up with their affinity for boutique workouts.
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Click here to keep up with the latest on the President's UK visit. 2.
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It's also hard to keep up with all the other online ephemera out there.
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Really, Geminis are just looking for a partner who can keep up with them.
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Thanks to social media, it's been easy to keep up with our favorite characters.
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You can also keep up with her by following her on Instagram and Twitter.
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Get in and get out, I'm too old to keep up with these ones.
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Want to keep up with how well he's doing with all of his promises?
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On Wednesday afternoon, Indiegogo was struggling to keep up with the influx of traffic.
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Daily withdrawal limits on debit cards no longer keep up with inflation-fueled prices.
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But my only critique was -- I just can&apost keep up with them all.
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How do you expect that the press is going to keep up with everything?
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She was the sexy older lady who could keep up with the young people.
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After a while, the pace of the work became hard to keep up with.
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Scott Disick continues to keep up with the Kardashians at New York Fashion Week.
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While Fallon is no slow mover, he definitely can't keep up with the professionals.
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The daily fantasy sports industry is changing faster than anyone can keep up with.
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You can keep up with festival announcements and scheduling updates on the official website.
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OpenStreetMap can't quite keep up with mapping giants Google, Apple and maybe soon Uber.
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Adding staff Target has been adding workers to help it keep up with growth.
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George-Warren must have needed a special database to keep up with Joplin's lovers.
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Until he had to hire additional people to keep up with the growing demand.
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Check out our news Stream here to keep up with Trump over the weekend.
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They say a higher retirement age is needed to keep up with longer lives.
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To keep up with the latest on the organization's efforts in Haiti, visit here.
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Bonnie Turner leads Chix Fix and knows they can keep up with the guys.
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They are struggling to pay back hospital bills and keep up with daily expenses.
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Keep up with the game as it continues to develop and grow right here.
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It's been really hard to be in school and keep up with my payments.
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The business couldn't keep up with the antiquated wholesale food distribution system's steep costs.
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Regulators can't hope to keep up with the volume and sophistication of these markets.
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Because being able to keep up with your friends should be fun, not depressing.
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The company is struggling to keep up with free multiplayer games, such as Fortnite.
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These efforts appear to be new ways to keep up with changing parental norms.
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The A7R III has fast, robust autofocus to keep up with those speeds, too.
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Most have gone to Colombia, which is struggling to keep up with the migration.
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We know, we're exhausted trying to keep up with this must-have piece, too.
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With all this chaos, it's sometimes tough to keep up with all the news.
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Like Asan's union offices, however, it has failed to keep up with the times.
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New items are always being added to shelves to keep up with the seasons.
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It said it needs to be well-positioned to keep up with its growth.
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When December rolls around, it's hard to keep up with all the online deals.
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As I get older, it's imperative that I keep up with my water intake.
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You understand how challenging that can be to keep up with that moving target.
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Some even expressed concern about India's ability to keep up with the subsequent demand.
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Has there ever been such an affordable way to keep up with the Kardashians?
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But [a spouse is] for life so you gotta keep up with each other.
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Online therapy start-up Talkspace can barely keep up with the increase in demand.
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Go deeper: Fast food drive-throughs are struggling to keep up with long lines
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For a while, China was able to keep up with demand with domestic coal.
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PUCKER UP Keep up with Kylie and experiment with bold lip color this season.
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And because I didn't keep up with regular appointments, I suffered even more breakage.
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Air France needs to cut costs to keep up with leaner rivals in Europe.
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Maestri told Reuters that Apple could not keep up with demand for AirPods headphones.
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Another worrying sign for O'Rourke's campaign: His fundraising didn't keep up with his spending.
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It's nearly impossible ... actually it's literally impossible to keep up with the news cycle.
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After all, somebody has to inspire the Luddites to keep up with the times.
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Click here to keep up with the latest on Barry and follow its track.
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"What if I won't be able to keep up with the trek?" he asked.
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And we're going to need even smarter tools to keep up with it all.
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The duo did their best to keep up with the toddler's dynamic dance moves.
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Keep up with Mano Animation Studios on their Facebook page or The Glassworker's Kickstarter.
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Or maybe we'll see Amy doing her best to keep up with the Kardashians.
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In so doing, businesses can keep up with improving technology and increase their productivity.
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We can't wait to keep up with them and see how their relationships progress!
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Keep up with the latest on this developing story with our live blog. 2.
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So it's your job to keep up with them, Carnegie Mellon's Kevin Zollman says.
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Six years later, though, that platform needs an overhaul to keep up with competitors.
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It's hard to keep up with, but according to Kanye ... it's all over now.
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All of that can make it hard to keep up with credit card payments.
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Previously, efforts to add power capacity were unable to keep up with population growth.
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We'll keep up with the Scientific Software Innovation Institutes as they grow and mature.
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You know, so they can keep up with their Mar-a-Lago membership dues.
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In a rush to keep up with the rampant success of Marvel, Warner Bros.
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Can the Intel Pentium Gold processor keep up with the demands of Windows 10?
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To keep up with Molly's time on the show, check out her YouTube channel.
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I'm sure that tennis-wise, I will be able to keep up with guys.
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There's an image that I have to keep up with, then there's me: Kylie.
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Khloé Kardashian is so successful, it's hard to keep up with all the accolades.
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Check it out ... they're definitely NOT trying to keep up with you-know-who.
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The thing is, your body can't keep up with what is happening to you.
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So let's hope that technology can keep up with our demands and increased usage.
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Costco, with its massive stores, is trying to keep up with the shift online.
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When it comes to political advertising, legislation has failed to keep up with technology.
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The GSUSA has reinvented itself over the years to keep up with the times.
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Keep up with our colleagues over in Defense for full coverage of the NDAA.
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It has also been making an effort to keep up with the tech times.
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You have to keep up with current events, but also what the job requires.
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Digital currency exchanges have struggled to keep up with surging interest in cryptocurrency trading.
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I began reading The Times as a kid to keep up with my dad.
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Trading was extremely volatile as exchanges struggled to keep up with the surging demand.
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The government already struggles to modernize regulations and keep up with advances in technology.
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The challenge, according to The Times, was that McDonald's couldn't keep up with demand.
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Von der Leyen said Berlin was increasing expenditure to keep up with technical innovations.
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But MoviePass was burning through millions of dollars to keep up with subscriber demand.
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The company was overwhelmed by its overnight success and couldn't keep up with demand.
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Existing staff members simply can't keep up with these technologically sophisticated perpetrators of fraud.
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Internet regulation has too often failed to keep up with the changing environment online.
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She was progressing so quickly that the researchers could barely keep up with her.
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Washington is racing to keep up with the rapid development of self-driving cars.
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The entire process was so fast I could barely keep up with my camera.
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Ofo survived that shakeout, but has struggled to keep up with its rivals since.
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Competitors have been racing to keep up with changes in how consumer are shopping.
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You can keep up with all of his adventures by giving him a follow.
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After Picabo allegedly became angry, • Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage?
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"It's drowning us try to keep up with her medical expenses," Jake told Today.
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Kenya needs to increase its capacity to generate electricity to keep up with demand.
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And that's yet another area where Apple needs to keep up with the competition.
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The rules are so complicated that few non-attorneys can keep up with them.
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All the while, women worked to keep up with the bikini's ever-shifting image.
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Some schools also complained they were struggling to keep up with the stricter standards.
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You can keep up with the latest news from CERN and the LHC here.
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But older video-conferencing services had failed to keep up with innovation, Subotovsky said.
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The infrastructure in Seoul, South Korea, struggled to keep up with its population growth.
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Wichita State couldn't keep up with the Sooners from beyond the 3-point arc.
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But he no longer feels the need to keep up with the latest thing.
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Spain's public services are struggling to keep up with the rising number of cases.
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Some are increasing their appointment capacity and hiring doctors to keep up with demand.
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Gender Letter helps you keep up with the world, and the women shaping it.
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Since his death in 2015, Kate has struggled to keep up with the building.
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It's hard to keep up with Ruth Bader Ginsburg's whirlwind tour of speaking engagements.
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Because it's unusual to keep up with something over a long period of time.
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There are a few candidates who we think can keep up with the Doggfather.
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Looking for a quick way to keep up with the never-ending news cycle?
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As always, you can keep up with Vox's book coverage by visiting vox.com/books.
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Now, though, our bodies are proving that they cannot keep up with this change.
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Also, I haven't got the energy to keep up with the young new lot.
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Others like Kroger are advertising immediate job openings to keep up with heightened demand.
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Others like Kroger are advertising immediate job openings to keep up with heightened demand.
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The world is changing quickly, and I need to keep up with the pace.
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If you want to keep up with the times, you've got to follow her.
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A single mother, she couldn't keep up with her monthly $800 student loan payments.
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Mortgage brokers are struggling to keep up with demand, especially for refinancing existing loans.
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But the pandemic is also creating a lot more threads to keep up with.
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Will you keep up with October and November matches in Beijing, Tokyo and Shanghai?
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Despite that, she tells me that the store can barely keep up with demand.
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We're ordering huge amounts of stuff to try to keep up with the demand.
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I had to walk briskly to keep up with 66-year-old Manuel Nunes.
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Yet those efforts aren't enough to keep up with the pace of bad actors.
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Now they are mulling other changes and scrambling to keep up with changing restrictions.
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It&aposs an unrealistic schedule for a working, new mom to keep up with.
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They also keep up with the threats posed by climate change and emerging technology.
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We haven&apost been able to keep up with the demand for our product.
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There is positively no chance he would be able to keep up with me.
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They could not keep up with the $2,000 a month rent and were evicted.
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He had already scolded the interpreter for failing to keep up with his remarks.
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But the raises often failed to keep up with inflation, angering millions of workers.
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Do you buy new clothes every season to keep up with the latest trends?
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They have so much business, they said, that they can't keep up with demand.
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Coal just can't keep up with dirt-cheap natural gas and increasingly affordable renewables.
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How do I keep up with the Global Climate Strike if I can't go?
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For banks, a modern world includes providing technology to keep up with customer demands.
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Trouble is, Grubhub had to expand its menus to keep up with its peers.
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Click here to keep up with everything Buffett says on CNBC on Monday morning.
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And do this, it needs to evolve to keep up with changing shopping habits.
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Ostroff said he's concerned about FDA's ability to keep up with domestic food inspections.
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It is happening so fast that it's difficult to keep up with the notes.
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Johnson quietly changed the rules to keep up with the demands of the war.
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They'll need to keep up with the boss if they want to stay put.
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Away was even able to keep up with a light jog to the gate.
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Tesla is planning to create three new factories to keep up with increased production.
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FedEx (FDX) and UPS (UPS) have been struggling to keep up with growing demand.
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It's where they find other vets, read news, and keep up with the community.
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"It's the human resources and labor side that's really difficult to keep up with."
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But as the project caught on, they wanted to keep up with their neighbors.
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There has to be a limit when infrastructure doesn't keep up with the masses.
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Cost-of-living adjustments are aimed at ensuring that benefits keep up with inflation.
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"Shale isn't going to be enough to keep up with global demand," he said.
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You live in NYC but want to keep up with your home state team?
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There, the GOP candidate failed to keep up with Lamb in fundraising and organization.
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Can the state keep up with the rapid aging of such a large population?
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Rather, the habit will become automatic over time if you keep up with it.
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Patrick Chappatte It was hard to keep up with all the news, wasn't it?
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As always, you can keep up with Vox's book coverage by visiting vox.com/books.
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"Honey no, wait!" he shouts, trying to keep up with her, following her outside.
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He and his family have struggled for years to keep up with increasing costs.
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You can keep up with more on the aftermath of the attack on VICE.com.
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Many of these workers don't have time to keep up with social media campaigns.
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They will nourish your soul so that you can keep up with this whirlwind telecast.
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For a while, TwoFactorAuth tried to keep up with which services were better or worse.
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Sometimes the cooks must resort to saucepans on the stoves to keep up with demand.
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In the end, few people can keep up with all the facts all the time.
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Nearby at Video-Pro, Liu Xiao Yu said he cannot keep up with the demand.
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But she said it was hard to keep up with the rising costs of tuition.
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She's trying to keep up with her daughter's piercings and her wig at Erika's party.
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"The tragedy was that Jennifer could keep up with me," he told the New Yorker.
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To keep up with the Novogratz family's most exciting design project yet, visit PEOPLE.com/novogratz.
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Lea: I can always keep up with boys or know more than them with music.
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If people can't keep up with you, you'll want to free yourself of their drama.
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It turns out there are some pretty good reasons to keep up with Rob Kardashian.
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You can keep up with De Smet's work at the Centre for Microsystems Technology's webpage.
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There's no way to keep up with everything that's deemed important by the dominant culture.
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Brooks says she had silicone injected into her cheeks to keep up with societal standards.
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But the pressure is on for The Simpsons to keep up with its accuracy streak.
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Airbnb needs to find new places to list in Paris to keep up with growth.
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Instead she opted for fun and goofy designs while attempting to keep up with replies.
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"Consequently they too must if not exceed then 'keep up' with other Asian space nations."
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Galleries our size are often just trying to keep up with the pace of things.
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"Wish I could get a job somewhere, keep up with the world," she wrote then.
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She's taking fewer AP classes so that she can keep up with the organizing work.
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Still, other states have done little to nothing to keep up with changing security standards.
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It just can't keep up with the likes of a Ferrari sweeping through the corners.
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You can follow her on Twitter to keep up with her Starbucks-themed spelling mishaps.
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Critics of the automaker have frequently pointed toward its inability to keep up with demand.
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Trying to keep up with watching your players and switch between channels is a nightmare.
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With all the Kardashians to keep up with, you may have forgotten about Rob Kardashian.
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For example, a company may need a certain part delivered to keep up with production.
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The Adblock Plus crowdsourced hacker militia can't keep up with Facebook's disciplined army of engineers.
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When we are in recovery equilibrium, job growth should just keep up with population growth.
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But it has since struggled to keep up with the behemoth that is China's DJI.
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We have do research to keep up with China on additive manufacturing, on renewable energy.
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At first, partying with them was exciting, although they were hard to keep up with.
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Subscribe to their channel to keep up with how they advocate for change using YouTube.
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He taught himself the language in order to keep up with an author he liked.
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But I saw a different cause: the financial sector's failure to keep up with innovation.
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Traditional fast food giants are changing their menus to keep up with shifting consumer preferences.
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I need every little edge I can get to keep up with these young guns.
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Teller told The Wrap in June he struggled to keep up with Cruise while filming.
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The job market, you're either overqualified or underqualified or did not keep up with technology.
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Hue's servers couldn't keep up with the demand and weren't responding to the incoming requests.
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We know there's a lot to keep up with in the fashion world right now.
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How did you develop these skills and how do you keep up with the market?
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There's a chance she'll even be able to keep up with her mom's sharp wit.
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Even the lauded Google Pixel 2 XL struggles to keep up with the P20 Pro.
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I honestly can't keep up with the two of them, they both shed like crazy!
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We were all there because we all need to keep up with the new shiny.
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But it's simple enough to keep up with while you interact and chat with friends.
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You're also required to keep up with continuing education requirements to keep your registration valid.
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There's also nutrition guides and tracking tools to help you keep up with your goals.
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At its heart, it's still a desperate grab to keep up with the solar year.
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Investors are rewarding companies that can keep up with inflation and punishing those that cannot.
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Inevitably, the robot struggled to keep up with simple questions, and that bummed me out.
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The camera's 425 phase-detection autofocus points can keep up with moving targets with ease.
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Paying taxes quarterly is a smart way to keep up with payments throughout the year.
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You might be over-leveraged or you can't keep up with the bills you have.
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Production in the shale industry requires constant investment to keep up with well decline rates.
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We are left stunned, breathless to keep up with a life that rushes on unabated.
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It requires a level of automation that's simply impossible for humans to keep up with.
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The Hill's Transition Tracker is intended to help keep up with the nominations and appointments.
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Oudea is also targeting investments in digital technologies to keep up with changing customers' behavior.
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It's been a busy week — it's tough to keep up with all the cybersecurity news.
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To keep up with the fast-paced industry, you need to constantly learn something new.
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Seven seasons in, I've lost the will to keep up with the crazy A theories.
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How much do you keep up with what other people are doing in music now?
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The company made women's skirts, and eventually pants, to keep up with the changing times.
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At last, with this chart, you'll always be able to keep up with the Kardashians.
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Finally there's one more way to keep up with all things Britney Spears these days.
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But never let an employee stay on when they can't keep up with the rest.
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It can be hard to keep up with the latest apps that kids are using.
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Kylie Jenner is quite possibly the most difficult of the Kardashians to keep up with.
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Worldwide, however, low-income regions struggle to keep up with even the most basic requirements.
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That runaway popularity has made it difficult for Nintendo to keep up with consumer demand.
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That's in part because HIV mutates so quickly that scientists can't keep up with it.
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Struggling to keep up with the Democratic debates, and the many, many different candidates running?
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States redraw their legislative maps every ten years to keep up with the decennial census.
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Consumers will feel the pinch from wage increases failing to keep up with rising prices.
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People are not always able to keep up with that pace to stay the course.
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Notions of family and identity have struggled to keep up with the country's accelerated modernisation.
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I am a college student and keep up with friends from home by social media.
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IT IS HARD to keep up with the protest movements under way around the world.
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He has also questioned the press shop's ability to keep up with his frenetic approach.
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Pollsters are fighting to keep up with the ever-increasing shift from landlines to cellphones.
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Online travel sites are racing to keep up with the new, restrictive classes of service.
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The Republicans might not be able to keep up with Florida's demographic shift any longer.
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It's also really interesting to keep up with the "disruption" of digital freight brokerage startups.
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The immigration court has never had enough immigration judges to keep up with its caseload.
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We're going to continue to develop and evolve solutions to keep up with new methods.
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Pollsters are fighting to keep up with the ever-increasing shift from landlines to cellphones.
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In the 22s, the car couldn't keep up with competition from newly introduced Japanese vehicles.
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The company scaled quickly to keep up with demand last year as cryptocurrency trading skyrocketed.
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The battery lives of phones can't always keep up with our heavy streaming habits though.
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The henley is durable yet breathable so it'll keep up with his busy, active day.
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It is often the smaller businesses that can better keep up with trends, Kaushik added.
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Our world evolves at a pace that many of us struggle to keep up with.
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She's not gonna be able to keep up with us when the bullets are flying.
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"It's drowning us to try to keep up with her medical expenses," Jake Grey said.
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She isn't so sure that quinoa will help us keep up with growing food demands.
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Adidas is testing out a new way to attract customers and keep up with trends.
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If you can't keep up with that it can be a big problem for you.
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They'd say something and run away, and I couldn't keep up with them, of course.
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"I'm not sure we'll be able to keep up with the demands," Benard tells me.
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TV networks are trying to modernize in order to keep up with kids' viewing habits.
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I kept turning and twisting toward the screen to try to keep up with him.
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CORINNA da FONSECA-WOLLHEIM The guitarist Mary Halvorson can be difficult to keep up with.
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Or they stayed in cash out of fear, and couldn't even keep up with inflation.
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They stocked up on their favorites, further stressing the company to keep up with demand.
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She seems amazingly to keep up with every assistant we ever have, and ever had.
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But manufacturers are facing a backlog just to keep up with demand, the NYT reported.
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So, I feel all citizens should make an effort to keep up with the news.
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I think it's the world in general, and we're trying to keep up with it.
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The news can barely keep up with the news these days; how can a sitcom?
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"I could not keep up with the facade that social media creates," Ms. Gray said.
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The camera can barely keep up with the bodies and the debris hurtling toward it.
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Student Opinion Do your parents and other adults keep up with you on social media?
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According to Yoshida, the philosophical shift represents an effort to keep up with the times.
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But their ability to keep up with this level of high demand is being tested.
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Things escalate when her screen freezes because it can't keep up with her rapid scrolling.
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It's so precise that our current models of Earth's gravity can't keep up with it.
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No: I'm looking for a man who loves fun and can keep up with me.
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You're exhausting all your time and energy just trying to keep up with the culture.
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Many of the former stores are getting complete makeovers to keep up with evolving communities.
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It's actually been our job to keep up with this sprawling affair since it began.
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Now I, like you, am racing to keep up with the news and the fallout.
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But she started to notice that she couldn't keep up with her high school classmates.
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"This is a way to keep up with customers' ever-changing, moving lifestyle," he said.
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The revenue from sales could not keep up with licensing demands made by patent trolls.
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Keep up with the latest here, and look at the full range of coverage here.
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" But she said that he was an inspiring athlete: "I couldn't keep up with him.
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Do you keep up with any of the internet chatter or theorizing about the show?
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Daily Total: $39.90 We want to know: Do you keep up with your exes online?
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The question is how rapidly can people and domain experts keep up with the change.
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In the meantime, you can keep up with all of the latest developments right here.
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I was able to keep up with what he was doing through our mutual friend.
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Again the 5 free GB couldn't keep up with the realities of my digital life.
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But they also signal India's failure to keep up with its rapidly growing urban populations.
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Rite Aid has struggled to keep up with bigger rivals such as CVS and Walgreens.
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You can even use Hydraloop's app to keep up with how much water you're saving.
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That will allow you to keep up with news and stock prices on the go.
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As they grow, property values rise and housing supply fails to keep up with demand.
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Raising Daehaun and his four siblings, she had struggled to keep up with the bills.
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Travel bag Your jetsetter girlfriend needs a bag that can keep up with her travels.
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It's telling, for example, the way her books keep up with all the latest language.
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"Planning is trying to keep up with the rhetoric," one senior defense official told me.
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You can create Google News alerts on certain lawmakers to keep up with their actions.
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Reporters and the public struggled to keep up with the breakneck pace of political news.
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"You lie so much you can't keep up with your f**ing lies," Cardi said.
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On "Reliable," we talked about how viewers and readers can keep up with this scandal.
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With this rotation I am trying to keep up with the rest of the guys.
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In the last decade, many chains have struggled to keep up with these changing tastes.
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You can also keep up with the latest developments by following our journalists on Twitter.
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You can meet some of the teens participating and keep up with the latest here.
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And "they have to hustle," she said, to keep up with the fast-paced environment.
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Your home routine is an effort to keep up with shopping, cleaning, dressing, and feeding.
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But they have to keep up with Train, who always wakes up ready to go.
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However, their security mechanisms are outdated and simply can't keep up with contemporary hacking capabilities.
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But inventory is low, and home building hasn't been able to keep up with demand.
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It takes long hours just to keep up with the never-ending stream of goods.
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Colleges are struggling to keep up with an increase in requests for mental health counseling.
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When she gets ambulating with her walker, it is hard to keep up with her.
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But their hitters cannot keep up with the Astros, and their pitchers cannot stop them.
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Yakupitiyage said that the activists are struggling to keep up with the number of reports.
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Others saw in Mr. Macron the possibility for France to keep up with global changes.
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Keep up with the Mediated Matter Group's continuing research into "Material Ecology" at their website.
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Everything on the internet is so liquid and you can barely keep up with stuff.
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It can be tough to keep up with the world of video games, for sure.
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Both situations make it difficult for us to keep up with where we were before.
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The reporter's face was flushed as she tried to keep up with all the stars.
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At times, it feels like the camera can't even keep up with his unhinged behavior.
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They debate ferociously among themselves about how to change calculations to keep up with shifting economies.
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"She steers me and I'm able to keep up with everybody else just fine," says Autumn.
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"He couldn't keep up with the workload and all the time-sensitive tasks involved," recalls Tia.
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That has made it difficult for the Bitcoin network to keep up with changing market demands.
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Khloé Kardashian isn't happy about having to keep up with the rumors about her love life.
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Keep up with frenetic pace of today's internet culture with an eccentric visual style to match.
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Companies, governments and individuals are struggling to keep up with the fast pace of technological change.
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"When he was doing time trials ... you can't keep up with him," the younger Meza said.
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Impossible Foods, Beyond's main competitor, has struggled to keep up with increased demand for its product.
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As a result, many prospective employees can't keep up with the credentials that are being demanded.
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Forget keeping up with the Kardashians — can you keep up with Scott Disick and Sofia Richie?
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In the meantime, even Mr Wang cannot keep up with the pace of change in Zhongguancun.
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Mark Prushinski said, according to the AP. • Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage?
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Since your eyes can't keep up with the rapidly shifting pigments, your brain smushes them together.
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Lawyers and advocates coordinating travel for families scrambled to keep up with the last minute plans.
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"Although it's hard to understand, these are the families Lori was trying to keep up with."
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My overall goal is to make sure my health can keep up with my busy lifestyle.
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She doesn't have to follow the charts to keep up with what other people are doing.
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If you keep up with the marketing or tech business, you probably think you understand that.
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Soon it looks like we'll need to expand our hours to keep up with the demand.
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And as charging needs change, you need a charger that can keep up with the times.
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You can keep up with the journey by following along with NOAA's livestreams of the mission.
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Keep up with Tech Insider on Facebook and Twitter for all the latest from Comic-Con.
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Certainly, other Android manufacturers like Sony haven't shown an ability to keep up with the leaders.
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There's a question about whether these gig economy jobs can keep up with the changing times.
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Assets used for secured borrowing are at risk if you do not keep up with repayments.
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It's almost impossible to keep up with the sheer breadth of negative headlines about the company.
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Over time, employee priorities may change and the service will have to keep up with that.
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And it can be hard to keep up with individual carriers and their ever-changing rules.
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Perhaps the ravens all found this plot line too boring and incoherent to keep up with.
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The disadvantage is that the hearings can quickly become sprawling and difficult to keep up with.
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To keep up with its own growth, this year's festival expanded in both size and scope.
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You can keep up with the latest from Congresswoman DelBene here, and Minority Leader Pelosi here.
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It shows all the signs of a tired brand struggling to keep up with customer tastes.
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But a lot of local prices do not keep up with the collapsing value of money.
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The Pen actually does a bit of predictive drawing to keep up with the pen movement.
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To be honest, right now I can't keep up with all of the messages we're getting.
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It seems like it's harder than ever to keep up with the Kardashian-Jenners these days.
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"I'm certainly trying, but it is difficult," Teller said of struggling to keep up with Cruise.
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Headhunters specializing in cryptocurrency and blockchain say the supply of labor can't keep up with demand.
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They're also especially convenient for people who don't feel they can keep up with constant charging.
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An effort to keep up with the latest events in Catalonia has prompted several small mistakes.
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It's handy — even we struggle to keep up with some of this stuff — but also hilarious.
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But as of today, Amazon—the world's largest bookseller—is unable to keep up with demand.
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It's not just you — the news has been pretty difficult to keep up with this week.
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"We need to keep up with them because they need a year of transition," he said.
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I would love to keep it, but it's too expensive for me to keep up with.
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The list goes by quick, so it can get a little hard to keep up with.
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It's not clear if biosynthetic cannabinoids can keep up with demand as the cannabis industry booms.
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This is especially true if you're trying to keep up with friends in other time zones.
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Ahead, here's how to keep up with the Cup so you don't miss a single game.
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I think I was trying to keep up with getting older and trying to chase that.
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Today, Chevrolet unveiled its bid to keep up with the Muskses: It has electrified the Camaro.
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Keep up with live updates here; here's how the summit was playing on North Korean media.
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Travis Scott is no longer being upstaged by guests who he can't keep up with lyrically.
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"There's no guarantee on any of this" • Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage?
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James joins a group of youngsters and attempts to keep up with their stretches and cartwheels.
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Back in the '90s, even up until the early 2000s, I could keep up with everybody.
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He said well, we're going to this because we wanted to keep up with modern [technology].
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But trying to keep up with them all over text messengers like WhatsApp was too slow.
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The company bought new factory space in May to keep up with consumer demand, he said.
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Without improved critical infrastructure protection our country cannot keep up with the rest of the world.
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Follow me on Instagram and Twitter if you want to keep up with my goings-on.
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Salaries aren't increasing quickly enough to keep up with the pace that home prices are growing.
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Entire sectors failed to keep up with the competition, and collapsed in the 1970s and 1980s.
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Companies scrambled to keep up with the demand for toys and merchandise related to the film.
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It all depends on their ability to price it properly and keep up with the demand.
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And New York needed every single one of those points to keep up with the Magic.
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Samsung is in many ways racing to keep up with Apple in the mobile payments space.
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"I'll text and Snapchat or whatever" when she wants to keep up with friends, she says.
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The anonymous creator behind the account is in college and can't keep up with the demand.
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Can humans learn and keep up with what is seemingly becoming an inhuman rate of progress?
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And also, just trying to keep up with all the talent that was all around me.
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Stamos was not into it and could barely keep up with the gibberish these kids spoke.
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This Friday, the Echo Park Film Center will host I Can't Keep Up with Martha Colburn!
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Will you be able to keep up with all the change going down in the heavens?
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But then things got rough and Jeb couldn't keep up with the tough talkin' New Yorker.
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This is a government not so much guiding events as struggling to keep up with them.
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Because who has time to go through and keep up with all of their friends' stories?
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That said, Niantic's inability to keep up with the game's current influx of users isn't encouraging.
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In mere months—sometimes less—many cannot keep up with running costs and must be scrapped.
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Chocula: I wasn't a very prolific moderator so I didn't keep up with the rules well.
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American laws "have failed to keep up" with the technology foreign entities can use, she added.
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At their best, the Cavaliers can nearly keep up with the Warriors in 33-point shooting.
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The Environmental Protection Agency's independent watchdog can't keep up with all of Administrator Scott Pruitt's scandals.
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The responses are posted here, and you can keep up with our coverage of them here.
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To keep up with the game's faster pace, Jagr has shaved 15 pounds from his frame.
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Human monitors can't keep up with the scale, and algorithms fail at the most basic tasks.
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In today's world, the circle of people we're trying to keep up with has expanded infinitely.
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And, unlike with video, it looks like the defenders could actually keep up with the forgers.
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Nurture new connections that you make along the way, and keep up with old contacts, too.
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But supply has not been able to keep up with rising demand, making homeownership less affordable.
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If you're not an oil analyst, it may seem like a lot to keep up with.
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"Here are animators who can actually keep up with him," Janet Maslin wrote in The Times.
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If public college and university capacity fails to keep up with demand, these problems will continue.
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As immigration policy has failed to keep up with demand, temporary fixes have plugged the gap.
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I know firsthand how difficult it is to keep up with people as your career progresses.
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As such, it makes sense that the English language evolves to keep up with these changes.
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My arms flailed and I panted as I raced to keep up with all the excitement.
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As its young clientele has aged, the company's made an effort to keep up with them.
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So, we've evolved the portfolio to keep up with the consumer and move with the times.
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The 2010s were also a bloodbath for companies that couldn't keep up with seismic technological changes.
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Without skilled personnel in place, manufacturers will be hard-pressed to keep up with market demands.
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If anything, as the upcoming Jeep plant announcement demonstrates, it can't keep up with booming demand.
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India's judicial system has been unable to keep up with the growing number of rape cases.
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It would also direct the department to update the program to keep up with emerging technologies.
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But given the multitude of noteworthy occasions, it's hard to keep up with all the celebrating.
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The city's social services director, Manuel Figuero, said the city cannot keep up with their needs.
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"A lot of referees couldn't even keep up with the pace of the game," Zarecky said.
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And it's probably best if you don't try to keep up with Antonio Docampo García either.
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Watch the video below: Keep up with Drink Company's latest pop up bars on its website.
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Roughly 100,000 per month are needed to keep up with growth in the working-age population.
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To keep up with the rest of Phi Phi O'Hara's 365 Days of Drag, click here.
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But the government is scrambling to expand rehabilitation services to keep up with the security measures.
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As an elementary school teacher, she began running in order to keep up with her students.
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Vine was beloved by those of us who use Twitter to keep up with the league.
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The cash will help Route keep up with demand and add new features to its app.
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Authorities and infrastructure have been struggling to keep up with the extreme weather's disastrous side effects.
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Comedy shows that are promoting more day-and-date stuff have to keep up with that.
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"The KG birthday party crew continues to keep up with one another," Mr. Gaetz wrote Friday.
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By 2018, Singh was exhausted and miserable trying to keep up with her furious production rate.
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Gender Letter helps you keep up with the world — and the women and issues shaping it.
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The U.S. doesn't have enough ventilators to keep up with the demand COVID19 patients will present.
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Amazon is hiring 100,000 workers for its fulfillment centers to keep up with online shopping demand.
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Would this year's product keep up with the demands of the country's millions of general managers?
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Small and medium-size businesses have struggled to keep up with the pace of the overhaul.
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Dancers can't keep up with the music or, when necessary, hold onto unison; it gets choppy.
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Coinbase's offices in downtown San Francisco show a start-up straining to keep up with growth.
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Check out their website and keep up with more work by Maxey and here team, here.
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But Europe could not keep up with Silicon Valley or Shenzhen, where Huawei has its headquarters.
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The waivers allowed the lenders to keep up with competitors and to write more profitable loans.
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Striking assistants said the wage increase was necessary to keep up with the cost of living.
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The company also said it would hire 100,000 people to help it keep up with demand.
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The company had to rebuild it to keep up with the demand and then relaunched it.
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Its flood maps can't keep up with new construction that can change an area's flood risk.
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Amazon recently said it's planning to hire 100,000 more workers to keep up with increased demand.
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Those who've seen Netflix's Tiger King know that it's hard to keep up with everyone involved.
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Gender Letter Gender Letter helps you keep up with the world, and the women shaping it.
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Maggie Kuziw, an inventory specialist, came in to keep up with the ever-changing price signs.
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Longstanding feminist organizations have tried to keep up with their younger counterparts by expanding efforts online.
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"It was hard for them to keep up with us tonight," the Cavaliers' Kyrie Irving said.
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To keep up with developments on a daily basis, sign up for the Impeachment Briefing here.
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Back at home in California, Maia's parents will keep up with her adventures through social media.
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Would restaurants and retail stores be required to keep up with every songwriting dispute in America?
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But it didn't feel quite true to her personality, and she couldn't keep up with it.
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Now, they had to keep up with some of the best Overwatch talent in the world.
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You don't want to have a tracker that can't keep up with your physical activity needs.
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Democrats said it will also create methods to monitor whether countries keep up with environmental standards.
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The spread of information about emerging infectious diseases needs to keep up with that new reality.
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