I was keeping the company rolling and keeping clients happy.
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"We're coping by keeping busy, keeping our girl there," Campbell said.
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It's just about keeping everything in check, keeping yourself in check.
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Keeping up with Grande and Davidson is definitely keeping us busy.
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It's not keeping people away, it's just keeping his energy intact.
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"I think it's the result of keeping him occupied, keeping his mind occupied, keeping his mind in the game," Astros manager A.J Hinch said.
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I credit my parents for keeping me grounded and keeping it normal.
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My sprained foot isn't keeping me from keeping my body on point!
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But really, it's all about keeping it simple and keeping it consistent.
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Keeping up relationships, keeping up the bonds that we have built matters.
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Keeping Obamacare's regulations inevitably leads to keeping the rest of Obamacare, too.
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Keeping up with the Joneses is now keeping up with the Kardashians.
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For Waldt, keeping her hair meant keeping her dignity and her privacy.
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All I was doing was keeping the vision alive, keeping people focused.
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Just keeping it fresh and keeping it weird and keeping it new... it's going to be a really cool mix here of outside producers and us.
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Instead of keeping up with the Joneses, we're keeping up with the Jetsons.
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Keeping a legacy going is really about keeping a family's history from disappearing.
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Keeping Up with the Kardashians will now be keeping up with Kanye West.
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Just be sure keeping them around isn't keeping you stuck in the past.
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Keeping cultural traditions alive and current is vital to keeping indigenous societies alive.
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No, it's ... keeping people is really, it's not bringing them in, it's keeping them.
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"The idea is keeping the marriage sanctified and keeping the family together," she said.
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Sterling has been a huge component of keeping me together, keeping my mind right.
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Part of keeping the house clean means keeping all those dirty clothes off the floor.
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Companies large and small face similar challenges, from keeping data in to keeping hackers out.
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It's been the lifeblood that's been keeping it going all these years, keeping people engaged.
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Caring for the skillet involves keeping the seasoning intact and keeping the iron from rusting.
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Keeping a service running and keeping a service improving are two very different things, though.
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"Looks like everyone is keeping an eye on it and keeping it small," she said.
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Trump is literally making me choose between keeping my life and keeping the lights on.
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It goes from Keeping Up With The Kardashians to Keeping Up With Kim's Doctors' Appointments.
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She's keeping her interest in DASH Boutique and he's keeping his NBA 401(k) plan.
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Inside the animal was some unseen machinery keeping him alive, keeping his animal heart pumping.
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My whole idea, my thing for style, was keeping the letters consistent, keeping them flowing.
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We'll be keeping our eyes on the launch and keeping you updated on how things go.
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Keeping up with hair color trends is almost as hard as keeping up with the Kardashians.
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"I really think that keeping things secret and keeping things bottled up is death," she said.
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It protects users by keeping authentication away from users, which means keeping it away from hackers.
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Keeping tissues handy and keeping your hands busy are among the tricks to help you stop.
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By keeping their paws clean, you&aposre also protecting your family and keeping your home clean.
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"It's not just about keeping the individual trees healthy, it's about keeping the entire forest healthy."
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He commended the ship's captain for keeping them updated and the staff for keeping them entertained.
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BONGINO: I&aposm not criticizing gerrymandering, I&aposm suggesting that the Conservative positions, there&aposs nothing radical about keeping their money, keeping their healthcare and keeping their kids&apos education free.
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"Keeping up with all the state attorney generals, keeping up with the Department of Justice, keeping up with [the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau] … Justice, FTC, it's a huge challenge," Coy said.
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Keeping the autonomy of the company and keeping the company separate, you can still make synergies work.
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"This idea of keeping up with the Joneses became keeping up with the Kardashians," Ms Greenfield says.
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Keeping developers happy will be key to keeping Slack users happy and reliant on the chat service.
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Kushner had "an outsize role in keeping things civil and keeping things moving forward," Wood told me.
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Our backend operations are set up for keeping a plant running and keeping everything safe and secure.
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This works by keeping your real IP hidden from prying eyes and keeping your location anonymous. hide.
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In the evening, those artificial surfaces continue to dissipate their accumulated heat, keeping denizens from keeping cool.
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"This is for always keeping it real with me, always keeping it 100 with me," Montez says.
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Part of the fun of Keeping Up With the Kardashians is literally keeping up with the Kardashians.
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S. trade conflict was keeping a keeping a lid on equity prices and currencies in both countries.
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Slip-on is best for keeping the airport security line moving (and keeping your sanity in tact).
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Keeping viewers in the dark about the story means keeping viewers in the dark about the characters.
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Beyond keeping your employees and families safe, your main goal needs to be keeping the company alive.
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That is the story we should really be keeping up with on Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
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Keeping fresh herbs on hand is an eternal challenge, on par with keeping track of internet passwords.
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It's not just keeping the government's hands off Medicare: It's keeping your neighbors' hands off it, too.
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Same goes with hair, everything that you do to it has to be complimentary to the texture — keeping it detangled, keeping it soft, keeping it hydrated so it stays more elongated and pliable.
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It also had the added benefit of keeping the members of his caucus from fraternizing with the other side, thus keeping their focus on winning re-election and keeping their party in power.
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In my mind, keeping my Facebook profile alive is not far off from keeping my Hotmail account active.
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"She's really great at keeping up with regular trims and keeping her hair healthy between appointments," Baum says.
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From this point-of-view, conservatives are keeping faith with Trump because Trump is keeping faith with them.
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There's definitely a fine line between keeping the human the most important factor, and keeping it technologically current.
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Whether they're keeping up with the Joneses or keeping up with the Kardashians, Americans have become big spenders.
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By keeping major powers united politically and keeping global markets open, these institutions reduced the incentive for conflict.
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I know that you have a tough time keeping the peace globally, as well as keeping yourselves safe.
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If a central bank is involved and keeping track, why go to the trouble of keeping records communally?
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They might find themselves in these situations and keeping the lighting more natural helps with keeping it approachable.
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But in terms of keeping the band somewhat sane and keeping the collective healthy, it's a different model.
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"Keeping the country safe compared to keeping my bathroom safe isn't even a comparison," Mr. Pavlic, 215, said.
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BRATTON: WELL IN TERMS OF THE ISSUE OF WORKPLACE, KEEPING YOUR EMPLOYEES SAFE AS THEY TRAVEL AROUND THE WORLD, KEEPING THEM SAFE FROM TERRORISM, KEEPING THEM SAFE FROM KIDNAPPING, WORKPLACE VIOLENCE, THE ACTIVE SHOOTERS.
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It's a matter of keeping your mind open and keeping your head open, and being relaxed so you don't control everything so much, and that's a good formula for keeping your creativity in constant motion.
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FACT: Sharks play a pivotal role in keeping ocean ecosystems healthy and balanced by keeping fish populations in check.
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"Watching old episodes of Keeping Up while filming new episodes of Keeping Up," the supermodel says in one video.
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Of course, when you're dependent on keeping restaurants guests happy, that often also requires keeping your opinions to yourself.
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Squat as low as possible while keeping your chest up and keeping your heels in contact with the floor.
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So just make sure that you guys are keeping your kids safe and you're keeping yourself safe as well.
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All of the above is basically about keeping the government's lights on (or preventing a default) — keeping things functional.
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"I've got different ventures like [Mayweather Boxing + Fitness] keeping me active, keeping me busy," he said at the time.
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Snyder credits the support of her family — mother, father, and five siblings — with keeping her positive, and keeping her strong.
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" Conservative organizations such as The Heritage Foundation praised the spending plan for keeping taxes low and keeping "pro-growth policy.
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But I'm keeping the defaults for big enemy groups and stricter parry timing—you know, keeping some challenge in there.
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Keeping all of this in mind, I reached out to three women who are keeping the art of DJing alive.
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Traveling with a mother is more about keeping her alive as opposed to keeping her at the right activity level.
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That's what it comes down to it seems like a lot: Keeping people busy and keeping people active. Yep. Activities.
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"There's nothing to stop us from keeping three (quarterbacks) and there's nothing to stop us from keeping two," he said.
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And beekeepers need to worry not only about keeping their charges alive but also about keeping them from being stolen.
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You know, bankruptcy is a very essential mechanism for keeping the lenders honest, for keeping them in acting good faith rather than acting in bad faith, and for keeping the price of the commodity in question rational.
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"That means keeping them at elevated locations so the children can't get to them as easily, keeping them in secure locations and, particularly, keeping them out of children's sight so they're not even thinking about them," she said.
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Keeping tropical storms at bay As it enhances sunsets, the plume of dust is also keeping things quiet in the tropics.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star is still seeing 23-year-old model Younes Bendjima, but is keeping things casual.
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Its goal is to lean into and exploit Hollywood sexism, keeping men distracted by keeping them "jacking it" all the time.
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Thankfully for fans keeping their fingers crossed for an inside look at Chicago's birth, Keeping Up has some surprises in store.
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For as long as we've been keeping up with the Kardashians, we've also been keeping up with their many birthday cakes.
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Keeping Jeremy Corbyn out of government (and keeping hold of their own seats) is what they want more than anything else.
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Like keeping a positive outlook, or keeping fit, waking up early is a habit, which you must work on to maintain.
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Keeping the general election relatively clean may prove easy compared with keeping track of the 20-Democrat field for Tuesday's primary.
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"We had to work on keeping it light, keeping it lunch-friendly—so you don't fall asleep after it," he said.
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ON OUR RADAR The Pentagon is keeping "a bubble" around its two top officials, keeping them "physically separated" at all times.
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Keeping people out of shared, public spaces could be the key to keeping the spread low enough to meet hospital capacity.
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"We've moved on from containment to mitigation," Matyas says, meaning treating sick people, keeping hospitals running, and keeping medical professionals safe.
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"If parasites are keeping disease down in wildlife, they might also be indirectly keeping them down in humans," Mr. Carlson said.
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The venture capitalists were keeping slim to maintain their imposing vitality, the scientists were keeping slim because they'd read—and in some cases done—the research on caloric restriction, and the Hollywood stars were keeping slim because of course.
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It impacts our health in a subtle, sinister way: keeping us up at night, keeping our muscles tense, and straining our hearts.
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This is to help the millions of Americans who were left out and lied to about keeping their doctor, keeping their plan.
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Someone like that is never going to do that, so you have all these problems of attrition, keeping staff, keeping drivers happy.
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"Instead of keeping the pressure out and keeping you alive in five fathoms of water, it keeps the pressure in," he explained.
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Keeping your Chromebook updated is a vital part of keeping it protected, and checking for updates should take less than a minute.
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But how positive do you feel about the Democrats winning, keeping the House, winning the White House, and you keeping your job?
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As a nation, we must not shy away from the human factor — keeping America first should include keeping it first in compassion.
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Because in politics as in business, Trump thrives on chaos, on keeping people off-balance, on keeping them cowed, scared and angry.
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Keeping yourself from spending it all will be your real difficulty because you like keeping up with the latest styles and trends.
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So do you think keeping a hamster in a cage is the same as keeping a child locked up in a basement?
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"Keeping Trump from winning a plurality in Indiana is critical to keeping him under 1,237 bound delegates before Cleveland," Kasich's campaign said Sunday.
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On Monday, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star posted a glamorous shot of herself — but it's her caption that's keeping fans guessing.
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Joe Donnelly has struggled to strike the same balance between keeping gun control as a part of his platform and keeping his seat.
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What's really worth keeping in mind here is that Nintendo could have avoided this attack by just keeping up with Apple's security updates.
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Homeland dealt with keeping up a domestic life that's been irrevocably damaged; Bitter Bread is keeping up a life while estranged from home.
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Keeping your apps around means keeping yourself open to the possibility of someone else, even if you have no intention to use them.
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"On Corker saying Tillerson, Mattis and Kelly are keeping the world from chaos: "The president is the one keeping the world from chaos.
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On top of keeping her body in check, Kourtney finds keeping a clean diet is best for her and her kids' overall health.
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" King said keeping that promise was "far more important and far more valuable to America than keeping people here who are here illegally.
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He was among the best at keeping the public's attention on television — but at home, he was the king at keeping it out.
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So, by keeping that stigma in place, and keeping us quiet about our own experiences, anti-abortion advocates get to control the narrative.
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Keeping Up With the Kardashians hasn't even premiered its new season yet, but we already have a lot of keeping up to do.
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It's about keeping them away completely from all this rubbish as much as we can, and keeping them busy doing something they love.
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By contrast, the United States' words and deeds are not in keeping with the facts and less are they in keeping with friendship.
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Because here's the thing about what Trump's doing: Ostensibly, he's saying he's keeping an open mind, that he's keeping us all in suspense.
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" Some tracks aren't so much songs as backdrops to logy voice-overs, like the one in "Down and Out" that explains, "Music plays a big part in keeping me happy or keeping me, just, from not flipping out and keeping me sane.
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Exactly how good is all this collaborative tech, and will the new Hub succeed in keeping competitors at bay while keeping Microsoft's margins up?
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Iran "should know that America is committed to keeping sea lines open, keeping the transit of oil available for the entire world," Pompeo said.
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They include keeping your cellphone off your body, keeping it away from your bed at night, and removing headsets when not on a call.
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Make your office meetings count by keeping them short, carefully choosing your meeting participants, announcing the agenda before the meeting, and keeping everyone involved.
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"Prince is definitely in the fabric and fiber of Minneapolis and Minnesota and he was about keeping it real, keeping it grassroots," Hines says.
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We ought to be helping in terms of the technology for fracking, keeping the price low, quite frankly, because that's what's keeping him contained.
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Wal-Mart has emphasized the importance of keeping its merchandise in stock for shoppers, while at the same time keeping fewer goods on hand.
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" Despite the taxing schedule, Ellis says more often than not, Salling was "keeping it light, keeping it going, and putting his heart into it.
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One of the things that's critically important when you think about this is keeping innovation in this country and keeping a citizenry that's innovative.
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The LEDs were not her only hurdle for keeping the manufacturing in America— the cost of labor and goods is keeping her margins minimal.
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American Girl's "The Care & Keeping of You 1" (for younger girls) and "The Care & Keeping of You 2" (for older girls) are very popular.
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Related: Keeping up with the Kardashian baby news The Season 14 premiere of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" airs Sunday at 9 p.m. ET.
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But now, [adjective for lowliest scum on earth] Democrats in Congress are keeping the government closed because they don't care about keeping you safe.
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Executives believe there are too many benefits, including keeping their engineering talent happy, that come from keeping Amazon as one big company, Vogels said.
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Actually, forget keeping it real—let's give it up to Lil Wayne who has emerged as an unlikely advocate for keeping things squeaky clean.
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Expect to pay Keeping up with regulations, the cost of fuel, training and keeping pilots and mechanics proficient means charter flights will be expensive.
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You can also help yourself by keeping your nails in good condition — Dr. Mayou advises keeping nails short and trimming or filing them regularly.
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As we discuss keeping our community safe, it is important to emphasize that part of keeping people safe is protecting individual security and liberty.
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Larsen added that keeping the United States competitive in international aviation, keeping up with technological innovation and improving the airline customer experience are also priorities.
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It's the digital equivalent of stockpiling a nuclear arsenal and keeping them in a standard safe (or keeping a deadly virus in the office fridge).
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"When you think about keeping your country secure, you need to think about keeping the health of the people who live here secure," Woolley said.
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Matt Stanton, a spokesperson for the NJSCPA tells PEOPLE LoSacco was charged because of record keeping issues and allegedly keeping sick dogs with healthy dogs.
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EGW: The hardest thing is not only keeping her safe and alive, but also keeping myself and my husband safe and alive to raise her.
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That's why Authory now has the purpose of (a) keeping track of and backing up your articles and (b) keeping your readers updated via email.
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Keeping LinkedIn happy will mean keeping Weiner happy, including not trashing the still unprofitable media forays that he clearly loves over revenue or integration issues.
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The menu only uses 18 new stock-keeping units — or new products and ingredients — compared to 45 unique stock-keeping units in the last rollout.
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Keeping minors and low-level offenders out of solitary confinement is an important step in keeping them out of trouble as their lives move forward.
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There are strategies — like keeping tissues handy and keeping your hands busy, as Jenny Gross of The Times writes — for touching your face less. 3.
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Uber should also emphasize the importance of record-keeping to all Human Resources staff, and impose consequences for failure to adhere to record-keeping requirements.
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The program helps parents complete drug and alcohol treatment, keeping them out of the criminal justice system and keeping their children out of foster care.
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ARED's hubs serve a key role in keeping Rwandans connected in a place where mobile phones are popular but keeping them powered isn't necessarily easy.
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My strategy for keeping my savings rate up is to focus on keeping my three biggest fixed costs to a minimum: housing, transportation, and food.
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"This is to help the millions of Americans who were left out, who were lied to about keeping their doctor, keeping their plan," Conway said.
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Jessica Pierce is a bioethicist and the author of several books on the ethics of keeping pets, including Run, Spot, Run: The Ethics of Keeping Pets.
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All my radical, queer, devil-may-care attitude dissipated because every part of my body was dedicated to keeping this baby safe and keeping me safe.
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By disabling signals keeping the drone afloat, such as GPS, the "DroneGun" can knock a drone off its course, keeping it from arriving at its destination.
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It's all about finding a balance between keeping up with your fashion-forward taste while also keeping things subtle until you get to know them better.
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Keeping everything out is not an option (including insidious actors, hackers or viruses) and keeping everything in (halting the outward flow of data) is also impossible.
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The July 16-22 show is not only about order headlines but also about sending signals to investors, keeping competitors guessing and keeping potential buyers interested.
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Fifty-six percent of respondents say Trump is keeping the promises he made on the campaign trail, while 27 percent say he is not keeping them.
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I can still see Novak, God rest his soul, with his lovely wife Geraldine, keeping score, as I sat with my sons, keeping my own scorebook.
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It is a way of managing my nervousness by keeping myself from doing something that I will regret or from keeping the person from attacking me.
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"The president has every intention of keeping the government open and keeping the soundness of the full faith and credit of the government," Mr. Mnuchin said.
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Among them: Keeping ISIS beaten, keeping faith with the Kurds, maintaining leverage in Syria and preventing Russia and Iran from consolidating their grip on the Levant.
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"It was a cultural thing for them, this cultural value around masculinity, around keeping the family line going, keeping certain things holy and sacred," he says.
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Keeping out the Workers' Party For some Brazilians, like teacher Alexandre Vastella, voting for Bolsonaro was more about keeping the Workers' Party (PT) out of office.
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Just as important as keeping your body active is keeping your mind active, he said, emphasizing that staying optimistic has been "very important" for his health.
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But because there's still more that unites the Conservative Party than divides it — particularly when it comes to keeping taxes and regulation low, keeping capital flowing, and keeping a socialist Labour Party out of power — even Brexit, in the end, is unlikely to tear it apart.
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And we are just smoothing it out, keeping it normal, keeping it natural with our regular collagen, not any extra fillers, which we all get confused about.
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To some extent, it's working for her, because it's keeping her on the straight-and-narrow and keeping her integrity in a place that works for her.
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"At this point I realized that what was keeping me up at night was very different from what was keeping Mr. Lanza up at night," she writes.
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I also sleep a little easier knowing that by keeping my production of HA active, I'm also keeping my collagen and elastin production levels ticking along nicely.
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Whether she's shining bright like a diamond or keeping her outfits as low-key as possible, it looks like Kim is certainly keeping twinning alive and well.
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Specific food safety suggestions include choosing safe raw materials, keeping hands and utensils clean, separating raw and cooked food, keeping food at safe temperature and cooking thoroughly.
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Bob Odenkirk: It's that cutting-things-down-to-size attitude on life—not having a big head, keeping your eyes down, keeping people human-size around you.
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It's no secret that used vinyl accounts for 60 percent of record sales, so keeping prices fair across the board is a concern in keeping clients engaged.
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She and her children succeeded in keeping Mr. Potter at home until he died in April, at 86, but finding and keeping help proved a continual battle.
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In keeping the panel secret, the CIA actually sowed the very seeds of distrust it had tried not to plant by keeping secrets in the first place.
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Following "Writing Home" and "Untold Stories" — both justly acclaimed — "Keeping On Keeping On" is Bennett's third collection of occasional journalism, stray speeches, diary entries and play prefaces.
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Even China's Great Wall was ineffective at keeping out groups like the Mongolians or at keeping Han Chinese from leaving China to settle outside the wall illegally.
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"The cuts are more to do with keeping a lid on inflation and improving consumer spending power than to do with keeping President Trump happy," he said.
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The suit also reportedly argued the school district was negligent for not keeping its equipment up to par and for not keeping its space safe and properly supervised.
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This is both for the sake of keeping it simple and, let's be honest, keeping you tied to Amazon's services — the real money-maker on these hardware devices.
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GITA GOPINATH: Well, what would absolutely help is with the Federal Reserve keeping interest rates low, with many other Central Banks keeping rates low, financial conditions are easing.
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Personally, I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a reunion on Keeping Up With the Kardashians — hopefully, in time for both parties to see one another's point of view.
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Anyone who owns a pet knows that keeping them off the comfortable furniture is no easy task, especially when it comes to keeping the dog off the couch.
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"British Columbia's top priorities are the protection of young people, health and safety, keeping the criminal element out of cannabis and keeping our roads safe," the statement said.
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"We aren't keeping any of the pups to live at the ranch but we are keeping the runt and gifting him to our Grandmother and Grandfather," said Woodruff.
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Part of what makes great players strong is keeping the other contestants weak – eliminating strategic and physical threats, keeping yourself at the center of all alliances, managing egos.
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The blood-brain barrier is key to keeping the brain safe, but because it's good at keeping things out, it's also hard to get drugs like chemotherapy in.
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Davis mentioned some of Francona's strengths: keeping the backup players involved in the games, keeping the starters fresh and maintaining a direct line of communication to the players.
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Books of The Times A partial list of the charges Alan Bennett brings against himself in "Keeping On Keeping On," a collection of his diaries: He is dull.
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And Mr. Trump has been public in saying that keeping unemployment low is one of his biggest economic priorities, meaning that he would probably favor keeping rates low.
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On past reporting trips, safety directives centered on keeping me out of danger, but on this one the overarching concern was keeping me from putting others in danger.
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Previously, Trump administration officials argued that keeping Mr. Assad's forces out of the territory was key to stemming Iranian and Russian influence and keeping pressure on Mr. Assad.
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"Instead of keeping the pressure out and keeping you alive in five fathoms of water, it keeps the pressure in," Torre told The New York Times in 2016.
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So not only are average wage increases not keeping up with climbing home prices, but also they're not keeping pace with the rising cost of goods and services.
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The Maeslant Barrier serves the complex purpose of keeping an important city safe from the sea, while at the same time keeping the city open to the sea.
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She committed to keeping students "safe from harm," and critics of the discipline policies argue that the Education Department prioritized racial justice over keeping order in the classroom.
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It was a corporate communications company where we spent most of our time keeping people out of the press or keeping companies out of the press, not seeking press.
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In keeping with drag tradition, competitors must perform, write new material, and sew while keeping their stiletto-sharp wits about them, making Drag Race a reality-show triple threat.
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"Scott Walker is more focused on keeping his frequent flyer status than keeping his job as governor of Wisconsin," said Jared Leopold, a spokesperson for the Democratic Governors Association.
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"Keeping normal blood sugar levels, managing body weight and most importantly keeping physically active are key in managing and preventing this combination of chronic diseases," Ferreira said by email.
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Keeping in the fall spirit, I'm always on the hunt for an easy-to-wear, vampy lipstick that I don't have to obsess over keeping perfect all day long.
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Keeping things organized, keeping everyone in their lane, controlling -- controlling flow of information in and out of the Oval Office, those are all challenges to a chief of staff.
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"My income, my debt, my nest egg, keeping a very small Visa account, and keeping some activity on it" were key to having financial stability in retirement, he said.
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Unlike keeping a goldfish in a tiny bowl, this is a fully-functional aquarium that even has a miniature CO2 system for keeping a collection of tiny plants alive.
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"In terms of keeping food for a long time, keeping it safely, and it being impervious to heat, cold, et cetera, the can is hard to beat," Hughes said.
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"Our targeted stimulus package will focus on keeping Australians in jobs and keeping businesses in business so we can bounce back strongly," Morrison is expected to say on Thursday.
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That idea — that we've gone from keeping up with the Joneses to keeping up with the Kardashians — understanding that made them a much more powerful signifier in my work.
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Keeping pluralism at bay today is like keeping apartheid going in South Africa in the late 20th century, where white supremacists were driven to ever-more extreme and desperate expedients.
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Neoliberal economic reforms have ensured that elected officials must focus their political energy on keeping their territories attractive to outside investment, namely bondholders, which means keeping their credit rating high.
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Keeping a low profile was likely just as much a sign of respect to her friend as it was about Swift keeping her personal life separate from her professional one.
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In 2015, she created Keeping Up With the Kontinuity Errors, a blog that tracks the continuity errors in Keeping Up With the Kardashians, using Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat, and common sense.
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After its success, Depp tied himself to that character, keeping the gold teeth in some interviews, wearing the rings, necklaces, and earrings, actually getting Jack's tattoo, and keeping the moustache.
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Woods was not featured in any of the clips Jenner shared from the festivities online, with the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star keeping the focus on the birthday girl.
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If you're as obsessed with keeping all your gear charged as you are with keeping your bag organized, the $100 MOS Pack will make things a little easier for you.
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He has tried to balance keeping kids away from e-cigarettes while keeping them available for adult smokers, who he believes can benefit from switching to vaping from combustible cigarettes.
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"Unfortunately, keeping employees happy can conflict with the goal of keeping them healthy, since increased snacking at work can contribute to overeating and obesity," the authors of the study wrote.
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To prevent future infections, the public is advised to practice food safety, such as keeping hands and utensils clean, cooking thoroughly and keeping food at safe temperature, the letter adds.
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Keeping its service running smoothly and efficiently with that many customers is a tall order, so Wired took a look and the hardware and software keeping our binge watching ticking.
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And officials at the Federal Reserve are keeping a close eye on growth as they nudge interest rates higher after nearly a decade of keeping rates slow to spur growth.
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He leaned against the wine cooler, keeping his hands back from the hubbub of the working kitchen, and drew a diagram in a notebook he'd been keeping throughout his preparation.
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It also maintained a guidance that commits to keeping rates at current low levels, or even to cut them, until risks keeping it from achieving its 2% inflation goal subside.
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"We're talking a fairly substantial ... middle-class tax cut that'll be subject to taking back the House and obviously keeping the Senate and keeping the White House," the president said.
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Health officials recommend keeping water out of your nose while swimming in warm or untreated freshwater, by either holding your nose, keeping it above water or using a nose clip.
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Keeping the mood light and keeping tennis in perspective seem like the right idea when there are all sorts of new and powerful forces at work, including celebrity and megamillions.
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Ultimately, being a sailor has taught me a great deal about solving problems independently, about working with others as a crew, about keeping things as ship-shape as possible and most of all, about keeping the "sailor's eye"—always keeping the long view of the voyage rather than focusing on individual waves.
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As a new regular face on Keeping Up With The Kardashians and leader of his weekly Sunday Services, Kanye West has been keeping himself out of the news as of late.
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As Joe Biden kicks off his book tour, he told Oprah Winfrey that he's keeping his options open and is keeping the possibility of a 2020 presidential bid on the table.
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" Read more: full statement Topline: "The Paris Accord is a BAD deal for Americans" Keeping promises: "[T]he President's action today is keeping his campaign promise to put American workers first.
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On Thursday, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians matriarch took to Instagram to share her weekly throwback – but this one's keeping fans on their toes trying to figure out who's who.
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Keeping one from running off the runway requires great skill and the help of a second pilot trailing the jet down the runway in a chase car and keeping radio contact.
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Keeping up with the Anti announcements, what's been redacted, what stands, and what we can potentially expect from Ri's long awaited release is more painful than keeping up with the Kardashians.
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That means that being careful about what you touch, keeping your hands away from your face, and washing and sanitizing them frequently can go a long way in keeping you healthy.
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Since I was keeping an honesty journal, rather than keeping it to myself, as I would have done in the past, my husband and I had an honest discussion about it.
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Dr. Wiley suggested prevention strategies in the back yard, keeping long grass away, creating a barrier where the yard ends and the woods begin, and keeping deer out of the yard.
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But he is keeping his views to himself, and his earlier public statements have been all over the map, in keeping with his history of flip-flops on the gun issue.
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The "free" price tag and keeping the paid version as low as possible ($10 a month is still less than Netflix's most popular $12.99 plan) are key to keeping subscribers happy.
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In keeping with the addition of a low-cost iPhone 11, the company's keeping the Series 3 around at $199, offering a much more accessible price point for first-time buyers.
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Using a charge card that requires you to pay off the full amount can be a strategy for keeping yourself accountable —and for keeping yourself from losing control of your spending.
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On Tuesday, Wellington, the capital, soared past 87 degrees Fahrenheit, the highest since record-keeping began in 1927, and Hamilton topped 91 degrees, the highest since record-keeping began in 1940.
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That's why scientists are keeping an eye on it. .
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Keeping tabs on numbers is "nebulous" — that's Soifer's word.
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LONDON — Tim Peake is keeping himself busy in space.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Investors are keeping faith with Britain.
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There's USC bias ... and then there's keeping it real.
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" Kennedy "was the vote that was keeping Roe v.
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ABC is keeping the show alive -- just without mom.
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" "These actions are in keeping with this long history.
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Love these two - always keeping me on my toes.
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John Katko -- keeping Katko in the "likely Republican" category.
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RYAN: I THINK WHAT HE'S TRYING TO GET AT IS THERE'S A NEW SHERIFF IN TOWN AND WE'RE GOING TO GO REALLY WORK ON KEEPING BUSINESSES HERE, KEEPING JOBS HERE, GETTING GROWTH.
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Reid said another reason for keeping bodies close by is for protection against getting caught—keeping a body in your home allows you to control who would potentially have access to it.
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What we're seeing out of the legacy brands is a lack of interest in keeping up with customers—keeping up with what customers want, how customers shop, how customers think about lingerie.
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Just like banks make a profit by keeping other people's money and lending it out to others, social media makes money by keeping other people's attention and lending it out to others.
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Shelton added that keeping the stock market strong is important to Americans and the Fed should not put the country at a disadvantage when other central banks are also keeping rates low.
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The report also found problems in department record-keeping practices before Clinton's tenure, and it documented how slowly the department had moved to bring record-keeping into the age of electronic communications.
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"There are clearly high costs to keeping him around the White House at this point, and the negative publicity seems to outweigh the benefits of keeping him around," the outside adviser said.
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"Your abs are in charge of keeping your body upright and keeping it from just kind of falling over," Castano reminded me as I bounded out into the street, head held high.
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Just as Michigan's autoworkers might thank Nafta for keeping China from taking over the global auto industry, aerospace workers might one day have Nafta to thank for keeping the Chinese out, too.
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America is still the most educated society in the world, but recent generations are not keeping up that record as other countries expand entry rates while keeping completion rates higher than ours.
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During the interview, Hawking, who speaks using a computer (as seen in The Theory of Everything), revealed that when he's not keeping up with the galaxy, he's keeping up with the Kardashians.
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Mile for mile, rail travel is much safer than road travel, but it depends crucially on keeping the trains on the tracks — and on keeping those tracks clear and in good repair.
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Keeping a lot of different initiatives going and recognizing the time and energy that it takes, keeping a lot of things moving when there's 100 other issues you'd like to work on.
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Meghan and Harry want it both ways — keeping the royal perks (and titles), keeping income derived from Prince Charles, but living abroad half the year and focusing on their favored charitable works.
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Whether it's keeping up with friends' birthdays, or keeping in touch with a relative who lives across the country, there are a number of factors that probably keep you using the service.
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"Henry Kissinger, the secretary of State, was privately saying Al Haig, the White House chief of staff, was keeping the country together, and he, Kissinger, was keeping the world together," Beschloss said.
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There are multiple reasons, but in this case, "Kept on the down-low?" could mean keeping a secret or keeping quiet about something, yet that's not quite where this clue is going.
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The blockchain innovation really allows us to take everything where there's record keeping, everything where there's trust around record keeping and it allows us to make that digital, immutable, permanent and global.
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"My secrets of living a better life –– especially from making right choices about switching from reality TV to scripted TV –– is keeping it positive, keeping it simple and having positive experiences," she says.
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But instead of me keeping that play going and keep pushing him back and keep him in control by keeping him in the center of the ring, I tried to get on him.
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"There is still uncertainty when it comes to U.S. politics that is keeping risk appetite limited and that is keeping the yen in demand," said Manuel Oliveri, an FX strategist at Credit Agricole.
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" —Loretta Sprague "What's most important to me is keeping our freedoms for Americans while offering illegal immigrants the chance to come legally and enjoy their American dream without keeping Americans from achieving theirs.
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"As far as the independent content that they're keeping, they're keeping quality content that's bringing in viewers and they're dropping off some of the lower-tier content in favor of originals," he said.
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There's what I want to do, what I know works, what I think might work, and then there's business—keeping the lights on, the water bills paid, keeping the staff happy and paid.
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It certainly was in the 90s as well, and really, when has policing in America ever actually been about keeping neighborhoods safe as opposed to keeping a racist status quo up and running?
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Thomas's argument is that keeping Veronica Mars going now means, in a sense, breaking it apart, separating the teenaged girliness of it all from the noir: keeping the PI and losing the boyfriend.
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In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, Holmes says that she's actually had the honor of keeping a few of her Met Gala looks and that she's keeping them safe for her daughter, Suri.
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That could change, but the Fed, which is charged with keeping inflation under control, is still more concerned with bringing inflation up to its 85033-percent goal than with keeping inflation from rising.
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Scott Disick might not be keeping up with the Kardashians as much these days, but he's keeping up with the rappers he hangs out with, and the proof is hanging around his neck.
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The FBI Flash lays out some of the usual advice given to thwart ransomware: creating an offline backup, keeping a eye out for suspicious links in emails, and keeping software up to date.
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"Your job as a parent is to keep your kid alive, and the way that they did was by keeping us happy, and that was keeping the jukebox on 24/7," she said.
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Two of the companies best known for such creations have a typically Italian approach: They are keeping alive traditional craftsmanship by applying it to new designs, while keeping it all in the family.
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That's often portrayed through the struggles and closures of rural hospitals, but recruiting and keeping doctors is just as significant as the challenge of keeping hospitals from going too far into the red.
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Arizona residents in this small town are keeping an eye on border patrol agents Arizona residents in this small town are keeping an eye on border patrol agents This segment originally aired Feb.
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Electricity is now the lifeblood of our society, not only keeping the lights on, but keeping the oxygen of readily available information flowing to us via our phones, laptops, televisions, and other devices.
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He was more concerned about keeping his emotions in check.
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"Keeping the internet open for everyone is crucial," she writes.
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Such perceptions help shape reality by keeping good people out.
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KEEPING IT SAFE Investors also sought out safe haven assets.
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Keeping quarterback Derek Carr healthy is a priority for Oakland.
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It's a method of keeping it from making you sick.
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Keeping Up With the Kardashians returns March 31 on E!
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For starters, the phones are allegedly keeping the headphone jack.
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I was just keeping beats and minding my own business.
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Investors are also keeping an eye on global trade developments.
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Keeping Up with the Kardashians returns Sunday at 9 p.m.
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COLIN: At Abbey Road it was very strict time keeping.
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I'm keeping tabs on all of her accomplishments in school.
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Keeping a clean house is a job that never ends.
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Keeping our sense of humor while taking it all seriously.
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The game is also about keeping the GM's job safe.
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Reformation has a knack for keeping us on our toes.
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They have their own way of keeping the spark alive.
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He was proposing a continuance – keeping their good thing going.
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Keeping shoppers happy is harder to quantify, but extremely valuable.
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Manager Alex Kwong keeping the Dukes entertained with charades pic.twitter.
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"Keeping the entrepreneurial incentive is a good thing," Rubenstein said.
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We are keeping our Buy rating and PO of $440.
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This man is very good at keeping his face neutral.
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Universal is milking the hype … keeping fans on their toes!
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Keeping both of your mouths busy ensures quiet, says Alpert.
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"It was all about keeping the secret," the designer said.
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Split View works well for keeping two apps in view.
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So how are Democrats keeping track of the latest developments?
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Even keeping the status quo would still leave everyone dissatisfied.
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Meghan Trainor is all about keeping it in the family.
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Miley Cyrus keeps bringing the bling — while keeping fans guessing.
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NASA puts a lot of effort into keeping space clean.
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Beth Chapman is keeping fans updated amid her cancer battle.
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Democrats have been largely supportive of keeping NAFTA in place.
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Larry Ellison is keeping his cards close to the vest.
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And we can thank The CW for keeping it cool.
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For nearly two years, I've been keeping a gratitude journal.
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Or at least, with the stuff keeping them in place.
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Keeping or terminating all waivers would have been a mistake.
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Jordan to Rosenstein: Why are you keeping info from us?
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"Keeping Up with the Kardashians all the way," Brown admitted.
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Gabbard has been an advocate for keeping Assad in power.
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Samsung's never been particularly good at keeping things under wraps.
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Keeping good relations would be in both countries' best interest.
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When hot, place corn on grates, keeping husks off heat.
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I ask him about keeping a gun by the bed.
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Target is keeping most of its stores open through Dec.
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The odds of keeping a resolution aren't in your favor.
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Their -- their existence depends, Blake, on keeping some nuclear weapons.
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Family (and keeping a cute bedroom) takes the reigns now.
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What's your secret to keeping your whites looking super fresh?
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The Skripals have recovered, but are keeping a low profile.
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Despite this, the Rios family is keeping their spirits up.
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Till then, Lee remains focused on keeping Sing Lun competitive.
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Yet keeping that pledge would have precluded action on deficits.
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But for now, he is keeping his eye on 2019.
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For those keeping track, CADOJ has so far spent $2120,21,2000.
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BIG THANKS to her fans for keeping her memory alive.
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But he and his group were also keeping at it.
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In the end, though, what's keeping her going is simple.
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So, we were having trouble keeping the same virality up.
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So, closely monitoring Ruapehu is vital for keeping people safe.
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Switzer entered under her initials, K.V., keeping her gender ambiguous.
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They're keeping the creative tradition alive at Bron Yr Aur.
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Season 13 of Keeping Up With the Kardashians premieres Mar.
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It's more keeping me under their wing for the future.
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Keeping Up With The Kardashians' Kanye West rehabilitation program continues.
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Emily, what are you particularly keeping an eye on tonight?
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But it is also focused on keeping inflation in check.
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Keeping on top of their health is a key priority.
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Suzette agreed, praising the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star.
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Everyday care, such as keeping patients clean, could be next.
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For now, Matthew and Elliot are keeping their options open.
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Keeping up with current events is an emotionally exhausting chore.
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Ornstein doubts Boeing's influence is what's keeping lawmakers at bay.
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Maybe this is the key to keeping your plants alive.
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Olivia did everything she could, including keeping those 2010 bangs.
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He also committed to keeping existing shows available across platforms.
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Keeping with Italian culinary traditions, there are lots of rules.
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Timothée Chalamet is keeping himself informed about the evening's events.
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Keeping Up with the Kardashians returns this fall on E!
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China needs Pakistan's help in keeping Islamist extremism at bay.
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Put the whole lot through a sieve, keeping the liquid.
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The court has a solid majority for keeping it legal.
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You always want to put more into keeping them alive.
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THIS IS KEEPING IT FROM BEING A GREAT, GREAT COMPANY.
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Morality is the main factor keeping married people from cheating.
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One person emailed me with a question about keeping chickens.
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Keeping a daily journal really puts my life into perspective.
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"Otherwise, folks are often supportive of keeping with the tradition."
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It is obvious that just keeping myself sanitized isn't enough.
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Keeping Up with the Kardashians is not filming right now.
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We'll be keeping a close eye on the upcoming fun.
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Nintendo had trouble keeping its own actual products in stock.
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Italy is keeping people at a military base in Rome.
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It wasn't just keeping up with the app's rapid growth.
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Vox is keeping track of the House whip count here.
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Keeping Beahm on the platform is an important business decision.
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"YouTube's about keeping it real," he says in the documentary.
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Keeping humidity below 40 percent will prevent condensation and corrosion.
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Experts advise keeping it below 30% to maximize your score.
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One key to his success: Multitasking and keeping positive momentum.
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These generators are key for keeping chemicals at low temperatures.
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Keeping convicts away from jobs may also be harming America.
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KEEPING cool in the heat of war is not easy.
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In fact, they're perfect for keeping your Hot Cheetos fresh.
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First of all, it's unexpected, keeping fans on their toes.
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Keeping Raymond out of the studio is not an option.
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People praised King for keeping her cool while seeking answers.
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Could Mandy Moore be keeping a secret from her fans?
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The NSA and the FBI were keeping tabs on him.
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"Keeping it sexy [by] taking super sexy photos," Teigen said.
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LIRA PRESSURE There was plenty more keeping traders busy too.
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"Amazon, we think, is keeping its options open," Mahaney said.
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What is it that Alex's brain is keeping from him?
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Presumably he'll also be keeping Trump updated on badger facts.
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Female coalitions preserve bonobo peace by keeping males socially submissive.
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So now I'm keeping the passport compartmentalized at all times.
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The memorial, Fisher says, is in keeping with Reynolds' wishes.
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Revenue fell marginally to $1.94 billion, also keeping with estimates.
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Keeping the chin in 28 is a little strange, though.
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He doesn't know the meaning of keeping a low profile.
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But it feels like the technologies themselves aren't keeping pace.
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Think your friends are bad at keeping their lips sealed?
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Political feuding in Washington is keeping Americans up at night.
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In fact, the crew is keeping actual tabs on everyone.
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We write guidelines to make sure we're keeping people safe.
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What we were doing in Syria was keeping our word.
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Under Putin, Russia also invaded Ukraine, keeping Crimea for itself.
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Advice on keeping your account secure can be found here.
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It is hard and often anguishing work, keeping the peace.
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His new wife, who's been keeping him company on tour.
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"Keeping Up with the Kardashians" has aired on the E!
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Ms Krause calls this "a strategy of keeping options open".
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This year, however, it has been keeping up the pressure.
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The tea hydrates while keeping your core body temperature warm.
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I'll give the pilot major props for keeping us alive.
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Keeping up with the Kardashians is a lot of work.
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"I feel like Aaron is keeping me strong," she says.
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But keeping faith with institutions can mean letting down voters.
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I feel incredibly guilty keeping them stuck in this bathroom.
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This suggests how keenly extroverts feel about keeping up appearances.
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Since returning from Rio, the gymnasts have been keeping busy.
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Still, Scotch makers are keeping an eye on wood supplies.
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Melania Trump is keeping Michelle Obama's White House garden growing.
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And keeping your illegal stream or questionable search history private?
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Keeping up with the printing presses can be daunting. Sorry.
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I'm figuring out who I am and keeping myself happy.
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It would be hilarious to see him struggle keeping clean.
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Social care is not keeping up with the ageing population.
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But this Senate race is worth keeping an eye on.
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Foreign officials and businesses are keeping their expectations in check.
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If you aren't keeping records, you can't turn them over.
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He prefers keeping a large cushion for big insurance claims.
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Keeping Up with the Kardashians airs Sundays at 9 p.m.
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Keeping Up With the Kardashians returns March 2017 on E!
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The $100 Withings Thermo is keeping up with this trend.
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Instead, there are many tricks for keeping those parcels safe.
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Is someone keeping track of all these goddamn hypothetical planets?
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That's a new record, for those of you keeping count.
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It's all about showcasing your personality, while keeping it professional.
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It was keeping the images from being obvious or noticeable.
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Keeping an apartment clean and tidy is a lifelong endeavor.
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Another gesture of goodwill notched up, if you're keeping count.
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"Keeping Up With The Kousins," Khloé labeled the sweet picture.
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All while keeping her enviable arches front and center, naturally.
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Keeping profits growing year over year (YoY) is even harder.
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National Republicans, however, proved equally dedicated to keeping the seat.
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There is no excuse for keeping this information from consumers.
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It's a great time to start keeping a dream journal.
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Keeping that promise will test the candidate and his operation.
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Keeping staff costs low is essential for Wizz and Ryanair.
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"Thank you to all @wildwarriors keeping Steve's legacy alive. #Thanksgiving."
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Olivia Munn isn't keeping quiet about her fashion critics anymore.
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And funding, it said, is not keeping up with demand.
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"I'm keeping this," the Reba fanboy said with a grin.
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Keeping your body confused is always the key for me.
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But it's perfectly in keeping with Trump's relationship with Pelosi.
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Barneys' now faces the challenge of keeping brands on board.
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The coaching staff deserves huge credit for keeping them together.
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It seems like she's the one who's keeping secrets, though.
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Only 16 percent of Americans favored keeping the current policy.
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NOW, SHE'S KEEPING THEM ARTIFICIALLY LOW TO GET OBAMA RETIRED.
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They're also great at keeping bugs from stealing your wine!
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They think they're being charitable about keeping people at home.
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What was their rationale for keeping this story under wraps?
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That's how little StanceWorks cares about keeping the car pretty.
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BOEHNER: WELL, EVERYBODY IS OPEN TO KEEPING PARTS OF OBAMACARE.
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Many residents appear to be keeping their opinions to themselves.
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They are, however, keeping it a secret from everyone else.
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Although arguably, if they do, they're not friends worth keeping.
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Chapman has been keeping a low profile ever since Oct.
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And Lisa's day isn't just filled with keeping customers happy.
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The industry is just keeping pace with what's happening culturally.
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But Ms. Polen was keeping her eyes on the prize.
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But, but, but: It's not just the government keeping tabs.
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"Always keeping me on my toes this one," she writes.
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We're keeping our nuclear deterrent strong, safe, secure, and reliable.
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Investors are also keeping a close eye on Brexit developments.
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The enemy is the system that's keeping them in prison.
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" Keeping the overseas lens, though, he warns, "We're becoming Europe.
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Others will decide they are better off keeping their distance.
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Powell himself said the Fed is keeping its options open.
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Peanut will certainly be keeping Clearlove on his toes, though.
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Here's nine labels we're keeping an eye on in 2018.
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Why hasn't he been keeping us all in the loop?!
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In keeping with an earlier promise, Chamisa also stayed away.
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Keeping it under control will require higher nominal interest rates.
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We'll definitely keeping our eyes (and ears) open for more.
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Keeping quiet was one way to avoid a PR crisis.
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Keeping Up with the Kardashians returns March 5 on E!
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This is both unfortunate and in keeping with longstanding practice.
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But, you don't gain expertise by keeping your mouth shut.
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Imagine keeping up the fun when someone unexpected shows up.
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The Republicans have yet to learn the importance of keeping
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What could possibly go wrong with keeping that from people?
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Keeping pace with Moore's law would require more dramatic measures.
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Days later, it looked like they were keeping things copacetic.
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And he's keeping the sort of schedule -- New Hampshire speech!
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We're told they're keeping the name under wraps for now.
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He's been keeping up with posting pictures of the cats.
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But keeping the secret from Tom was pretty darn difficult!
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The astronauts love keeping up the gardens, Torres said. Cmdr.
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The trick to this is keeping up a good appearance.
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What's keeping you there and what's it like over there?
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Best of all, he is still keeping it delightfully weird.
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Monique is currently blacklisted in Hollywood for keeping it real.
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The stressful part is keeping up with the darn list.
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Russia is now largely credited with keeping Assad in power.
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Its chief goal here, unsurprisingly, is keeping Walmart widely profitable.
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I was like, 'Okay, thank you,' keeping my head down.
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You're best off keeping your supercar inside when it rains.
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They did a good job keeping that stuff under wraps.
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But keeping the interest and the awareness is very challenging.
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They say they have campaigned on keeping on those protections.
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His approach seems very much in keeping with his character.
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She's been keeping in touch with businesspeople on the ground.
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Caitlyn Jenner is praising Donald Trump for keeping his promises.
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We wanted to see how the paint was keeping up.
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Funny women have been keeping this planet alive for centuries.
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The FAA is very focused on keeping up public safety.
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He did a good job of keeping us off balance.
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In the meantime, Democrats are committed to keeping it simple.
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Keeping the ball rolling is the name of the game.
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That's a powerful combination for keeping down interest rate volatility.
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Keeping the data proprietary longer extends the original drugmaker's monopoly.
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He was really good about keeping the style under wraps!
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Technological progress, however, is not keeping pace with government pledges.
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Are you keeping a financial secret from your significant other?
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Even with the holidays coming up, Jolie is keeping busy.
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Salute, Jon, for keeping these kids safe from subway trolls.
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For me, I found success by keeping the headline informative.
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Keeping up: London is trying to clean up air pollution.
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I'm just really keeping it open and not limiting myself.
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And it is also keeping aid from getting into Aleppo.
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BROOKS: I don't know why they're keeping us all here.
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DJI's been keeping busy in these waning days of 53.
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Obamacare is literally keeping me alive & can get me cured.
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Keeping momentum once you have it, then, becomes very important.
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And she even advises keeping a toothbrush in your desk.
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"This has been keeping me up at night," he says.
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I could not blame his husband for keeping him alive.
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Now, the company says it will be keeping track daily.
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And the pair are notorious for keeping a low profile.
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These include available forward collision avoidance and lane keeping assist.
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"No," answers Jack "Keeping It Extremely Real" Warner without hesitation.
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Andy Grammer is keeping his late mother Kathryn's memory alive.
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The Trump administration has said it opposes Russia keeping Crimea.
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Sometimes "keeping it real" is just euphemism for being rude.
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Today, one specific dog is keeping her up at night.
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"It all comes down to keeping good records," Gonzalez said.
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He hasn't disclosed whether he's keeping the tour package, though.
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Keeping their relationship under wraps seems to be their thing.
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"It was just awful," he said of Keeping Up Appearances.
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I think he's just keeping me on my toes though.
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You're on a constant journey of keeping up with technology.
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Kris Jenner is Keeping Up with the Jenners for good.
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The activist investor is still keeping its options open, however.
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Keeping your home safe and secure can get really pricey.
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Let's make our priority keeping people humming rather than machines.
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The doting mom's now keeping both of her kids handy.
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The key is keeping your "method" flexible without compromising quality.
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Many key Democrats, though, are keeping their votes to themselves.
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And Iran is a key ally keeping Assad in power.
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Start keeping yourself in check with a simple Chrome extension.
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Meanwhile, she is keeping up the lie to my face.
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Thank the scar for keeping your Netflix viewing experience streamlined.
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Kallari aims to change that dynamic by keeping everything local.
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Thankfully, Maple's owner isn't keeping his dog's sweetness to himself.
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Keeping a wound clean is a real challenge up there.
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S. trade dispute, which is keeping residential investment in check.
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The bamboo ceiling contributes to keeping AAPIs in middle management.
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Keeping an eye on events from a distance was Loeb.
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But markets are keeping an eye on the 10 a.m.
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We're told the church has actually facilitated keeping them separate.
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"Sistani wants change while keeping the government stable," he said.
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Keeping the emotional connection active is necessary to achieve contentment.
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For those keeping track, cable news is still on Prof.
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How is the US doing on keeping its climate promises?
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"The FBI is very good at keeping secrets," Comey said.
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"If Donald Trump loses, I'm keeping my name," she declares.
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As they first started dating, Davis was keeping things light.
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Here's the trick to keeping it up without tripping up.
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What better way to do that than by keeping silent?
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She's listing it for $3.9 million, if you're keeping tally.
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But it's largely in keeping with Trump's approach to crisis.
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Now it's just a matter of keeping the effort consistent.
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Kloss and Kushner are notorious for keeping a low profile.
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Could these myths be keeping us from treating obesity effectively?
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Keeping up with Young Thug can give you emotional whiplash.
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She's clearly not been keeping up with her father's activities.
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I asked her if I was keeping her from something.
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Keeping up with the pace of modern technology is rough.
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So her life is about keeping even her intentions pure.
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Houzz is still keeping at work on the product side.
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Melanie "Scary Spice" Brown, for one, is keeping the faith!
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Which of the younger ones are you keeping track of?
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But demographic change is keeping average wage growth artificially low.
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You've got the government making money on keeping it illegal.
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So obviously our government is profiting from keeping it illegal.
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Keeping an aged parent in view is also becoming easier.
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This was key to keeping the body throughout the day.
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McConnell also won by keeping his mouth shut about Trump.
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Latin Americans are no longer keeping their dissatisfaction to themselves.
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Independents favored keeping it open 48 percent to 39 percent.
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It's a distraction and a reliable way of keeping warm.
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Meanwhile, Pence is keeping an even more aggressive campaign schedule.
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Whatever decision Disney comes to, we're keeping our fingers crossed.
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His first priority will be keeping that pledge, analysts say.
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Another market topic keeping investors busy is the oil market.
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China isn't the only country worth keeping an eye on.
|
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But I get super sketched out by therapists keeping notes.
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And keeping hearts open to Jesus comes before all else.
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It is about keeping the economy running at all times.
|
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However, Skinner took over from there, keeping Buffalo's streak alive.
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The practical justifications for keeping these documents secret are unconvincing.
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Keeping the devices at lower temperatures increases performance and longevity.
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"Keeping Up with the Kardashians" has created an actual billionaire.
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If anyone needs me, I'll be keeping up with Tolstoy.
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Raise dumbbells straight up to eyebrow height, keeping arms straight.
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We love keeping up with what the Kardashians are eating.
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Post Malone is keeping Mac Miller close to his heart.
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Abusers count on their power keeping our responses in check.
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Or you might focus on keeping your bedtime consistent instead.
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It will be keeping all of his backfield talent content.
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Keeping a positive attitude isn't just good for your health.
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Indeed, it should be cheaper than keeping children in institutions.
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Try keeping it to 30 minutes a day, at most.
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Good luck keeping your makeup dry under this wet blanket.
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All of which contributes to keeping teachers in the classroom.
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Keeping everything straight can easily become cumbersome and even discouraging.
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It's about keeping sidewalks open for people to do business.
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Science and ethics require keeping warming below 85033 degrees Celsius.
|
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Only 6900 percent of Republicans support keeping ObamaCare in place.
|
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Keeping him in power, though, could have the same effect.
|
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We're expected to remain objective while keeping our readers happy.
|
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Keeping a newspaper afloat in the digital economy is difficult.
|
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I definitely recommend keeping the lip treatment at room temperature.
|
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And she's still keeping at it for 2019, Weber said.
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It's just about trying to win and keeping it simple.
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The key is training and keeping talent in the country.
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I'm not keeping anything under wraps, I couldn't care less.
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Trust them (and see above on keeping an open mind).
|
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Keeping Score John Isner trailed by two sets to love.
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Retailers are sectioned off throughout the floor, keeping inventory organized.
|
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Let's start with Martha, who is barely keeping it together.
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Looking ahead, we suggest keeping an eye on GDP growth.
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These are all better options than keeping it for themselves.
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RUN, SPOT, RUNThe Ethics of Keeping PetsBy Jessica Pierce264 pp.
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I'm pretty fidgety, so I like keeping my hands occupied.
|
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Few cultural differences exist when it comes to keeping cool.
|
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But that's not keeping with the countercultural attitude of it.
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"Right now, they're barely keeping it together," the person added.
|
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They started keeping track of them too late for me.
|
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Use it for baking, cleaning and keeping your refrigerator fresh.
|
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If you're keeping score, make it Pelosi 2, Trump 0.
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Here are five things keeping Team Clinton awake at night.
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Keeping those channels healthy is "our top priority," he added.
|
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Three arguments have been advanced for keeping the Fed supersized.
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It's hard to get, and worth keeping if you do!
|
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That meant keeping the Continental's body as short as possible.
|
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The Tigers, Avila believes, can improve while keeping their prospects.
|
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Jim McGovern, a Massachusetts Democrat, supports keeping SNAP funding intact.
|
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Passcodes are a vital part of keeping your computer secure.
|
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It was like keeping a spare tire in the trunk.
|
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She has a proven record of keeping bureaucracy in check.
|
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Keeping your baby clean while eating isn't a simple task.
|
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A legal challenge ended with Brandeis's keeping the collection intact.
|
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O'Connor also emphasizes the importance of keeping savings easily accessible.
|
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Of course, McConnell wasn't keeping the bill hidden from everyone.
|
|
Mr. Trump's misleading claims about Ford keeping jobs in America?
|
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Keeping those hills and valleys intact is the maintenance challenge.
|
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In this closely knit society, keeping up appearances is everything.
|
|
However, world leaders, especially America's friends, must be keeping score.
|
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We're keeping you up to date on those developments here.
|
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Media's role in keeping the public informed is also acknowledged.
|
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Communication is key to keeping everyone on the same page.
|
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You only pay for the items you end up keeping.
|
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Miller: Everybody was pretty on board with keeping it simple.
|
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That has something to do with the company he's keeping.
|
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If losing weight is hard, keeping it off is harder.
|
|
Here's to keeping some holiday cheer in your travel plans!
|
|
That pride is the true secret to keeping the peace.
|
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This process is like keeping a budget for your body.
|
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That conclusion would have been in keeping with the times.
|
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They play a key role in keeping bug populations down.
|
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Some say that misconceptions about manufacturing are keeping applicants away.
|
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Police say it was all aimed at keeping the peace.
|
|
Keeping the staff on board through the crisis was key.
|
|
"Keeping proper perspective is important despite the headlines," Northey said.
|
|
That's the latest conundrum keeping bank regulators awake at night.
|
|
Instead, they let him go, keeping the Mini as payment.
|
|
"He's good at keeping secrets that involve him," Nunberg said.
|
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The key for any device is keeping older adults connected.
|
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Coaches make recruiting promises they have no intention of keeping.
|
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He is also keeping close tabs on Mr. Rubio's future.
|
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Keeping statistical pace with China's massive aluminium sector is tricky.
|
|
"I'm just keeping an eye on it," the reporter responded.
|
|
You will find with just keeping a little below 10%.
|
|
King is keeping busy despite the lack of committee work.
|
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Noisey: What music is keeping you going during this heatwave?
|
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I wondered if my presence was keeping her from vomiting.
|
|
If you were keeping score, that is eight coaching changes.
|
|
The key slides into the base portion for safe keeping.
|
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Upstart labels are also keeping big brands on their toes.
|
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The chairman tasked with keeping order briefly abandoned the podium.
|
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All that's keeping Boogie from joining them are 0.1 rebounds.
|
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They have settled on keeping Obamacare's taxes on the wealthy.
|
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Our focus right now is just keeping Rocket League going.
|
|
Keeping them happy has become a priority for the regime.
|
|
The issue: Keeping the Coyotes in Arizona Was it discussed?
|
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"But I worked too hard, keeping long hours," she says.
|
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Others say it's good for keeping "bad" cholesterol levels low.
|
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Thankfully, the internet is keeping dreams of the ship alive.
|
|
As ever, the NON camp is keeping itself very busy.
|
|
They focus on keeping the workday focused, enjoyable and short.
|
|
HERE'S THE RUNDOWNAriana Grande: I'm Keeping Our Pet Mini Pig!
|
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But Netflix is keeping its cards close to the vest.
|
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Since then, Dreezy has been keeping a fairly low profile.
|
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And naturally, we're committed to keeping you in the know.
|
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Tattooing during the ban was about keeping a low profile.
|
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How much of the stuff do you end up keeping?
|
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Just a few talented guys keeping their culinary traditions alive.
|
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I was writing these songs and keeping the band together.
|
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"There's this question of keeping a low profile," he said.
|
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Keeping up a regular exercise routine is key, says Ballerini.
|
|
Stay free of distractions by keeping your phone on silent.
|
|
"I'm not keeping anything under wraps," he told Fox News.
|
|
Here's why you might want to consider keeping it around.
|
|
But it's worth noting and keeping a close eye on.
|
|
His keys to success are grit and keeping things simple.
|
|
But Business Insider is keeping its eyes and ears open.
|
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Needless to say, it takes keeping the bracket secret seriously.
|
|
Keeping it rented consistently and finding reliable tenants are important.
|
|
Worse than stashing cash, is keeping debt underwraps, said Newman.
|
|
Concerns about terrorism are keeping many tourists away from Europe.
|
|
Fiction' Q. Should I start keeping extra food and supplies?
|
|
Gareth Southgate is in the dugout, keeping his vest tidy.
|
|
PARIS — Keeping your salary while caring for a quarantined child.
|
|
But Billy is alone, Anita keeping him company by phone.
|
|
But long term, I'm concerned about keeping social distancing sustainable.
|
|
A pocket or envelope for keeping receipts is helpful, too.
|
|
But keeping those supply lines open is a Sisyphean task.
|
|
So we're keeping their legacy alive by making these connections.
|
|
She's keeping it short, to allow more time for questions.
|
|
Album Review Swamp Dogg has been keeping unlikely company lately.
|
|
Hill did his job, keeping the Dodgers in the game.
|
|
I'll be keeping my fingers and toes crossed for Janet.
|
|
She's getting outside, but keeping a safe distance from neighbors.
|
|
Another method he suggests is writing and keeping a journal.
|
|
The physicians began to discuss just keeping the boy comfortable.
|
|
"We have days we call 'keeping it real,' " he said.
|
|
And he was keeping the photographers' best interests at heart.
|
|
Investors are keeping a close eye on Wells Fargo's management.
|
|
But in keeping her alive, they will become fully alive.
|
|
The virus can be stopped by keeping it from spreading.
|
|
So keeping Michael Myers a blank navigates around this problem.
|
|
There was a lot keeping the Swansons in Canyon Gate.
|
|
I don't think I was particularly good at keeping time.
|
|
But that's predicated on Google keeping Android handset makers happy.
|
|
Busy Philipps has no interest in keeping negative commenters around.
|
|
My local bike shops have trouble keeping it in stock.
|
|
"My family think I'm mad for keeping going," she said.
|
|
Keeping stuff in the cloud is a recipe for disaster.
|
|
Potential targets learned their lessons and started keeping lower profiles.
|
|
I am keeping vigil in the place of almost death.
|
|
But the damage of keeping his secret was already done.
|
|
There are only a handful really worth keeping up with.
|
|
"That's what's keeping me up at night," Ms. Mukherjee said.
|
|
"I'm keeping the kilt for a burlesque show," he joked.
|
|
Well, there's nothing magnetic keeping it to the main device.
|
|
Keeping Nissan out of the loop might have been deliberate.
|
|
She has a history of integrity and keeping her word.
|
|
Neville has no qualms about keeping Parris on penalty duty.
|
|
Ours was a culture of performativity and keeping up appearances.
|
|
Keeping the law free of copyright is the first step.
|
|
Keeping the brass curtain rod attached was pure Mackie mischief.
|
|
No one relishes keeping American service members in harm's way.
|
|
Keeping quiet does not appear to be Harvey Weinstein's strategy.
|
|
This is key in keeping Google's engine from growing stale.
|
|
For now, she's keeping her vow — but for how long?
|
|
Until then, any ideas for keeping the meanness at bay?
|
|
It's worth keeping an eye on over the next year.
|
|
On the tennis court, I play points without keeping score.
|
|
Mr. Martin has his own system for keeping pedestrians safe.
|
|
It's been especially difficult keeping this secret from my parents.
|
|
KEEPING AT IT By Paul A. Volcker with Christine Harper.
|
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Mr. Sullivan was tasked with keeping drivers and riders safe.
|
|
Yet Ms. Thurman wasn't too worried about keeping Chloe fresh.
|
|
And Canadians say politics and pride are keeping them away.
|
|
They put so much energy into keeping the jeans' shape.
|
|
South Korea, too, has been accused of keeping comfort women.
|
|
If the story is worth keeping, you can't kill it.
|
|
A probing ant moved slowly, keeping its antennas close together.
|
|
The pendulum has swung from removal to keeping families together.
|
|
Or keeping guns out of the hands of domestic abusers.
|
|
For those still keeping count, the total is now 47.
|
|
The couple is notorious for keeping their private life ... private.
|
|
"Our No. 1 priority is keeping people safe," Meredith said.
|
|
Keeping the streetcar alive has meant moving and shrinking it.
|
|
The U.S. technology giant is keeping its online store open.
|
|
Mr. Pompeo has begun talking about keeping up sanctions pressure.
|
|
I stretch my funds further by keeping transportation costs low.
|
|
"We absolutely believe in keeping the markets open," he explained.
|
|
We have an excellent history of keeping our visitors secure.
|
|
In those situations, she advises speaking up and keeping records.
|
|
He advised keeping in touch with your children through cellphones.
|
|
Every other week, since she's keeping you at some distance?
|
|
Not all officials followed the guidance on keeping a distance.
|
|
The small contingent of dissidents was keeping a low profile.
|
|
"He's keeping all of his options open," Mr. Caputo said.
|
|
BI: And what's keeping you up at night right now?
|
|
British intelligence sources had been keeping an eye on him.
|
|
They are serious about keeping their jobs and getting better.
|
|
Here are 19 videos from the people keeping us safe.
|
|
He dove forward, just keeping the ball off the ground.
|
|
And in these counties, people are keeping to themselves more.
|
|
Keeping the gears of commerce chugging is the Fed's job.
|
|
BuzzFeed News is keeping a running list of debunked hoaxes.
|
|
They were great in keeping it a secret from me.
|
|
Start by keeping your other expenses as low as possible.
|
|
But it is an essential part of keeping schools safe.
|
|
Also keeping investors on the edge were uncertainties over Brexit.
|
|
There were seemingly endless amounts of paperwork and record keeping.
|
|
Keeping the trajectory of services going is growing more critical.
|
|
Some lawmakers pointed out it's worth keeping coronavirus in perspective.
|
|
I spend half my year here, keeping that all going.
|
|
"It's keeping the lights on," he said in his office.
|
|
Iceland is keeping nearly its whole team behind the ball.
|
|
We're keeping it very simple, as we always try to.
|
|
Some parents have been keeping their children home in protest.
|
|
Try calling that a democracy while keeping a straight face.
|
|
On Sunday, everyone was keeping an eye on the weather.
|
|
I must start keeping my phone outside the bedroom (lol).
|
|
" Keeping them safe, Patalak says, "is a never-ending process.
|
|
BMW is experimenting with keeping instruments at a low height.
|
|
Keeping credit utilization down below 30% can boost your score.
|
|
But administrations can't function without keeping some presidential deliberations secret.
|
|
Keeping up with you is a challenge of its own.
|
|
David Crowley began keeping a journal in April of 2014.
|
|
Keeping this support, however, has come at a steep price.
|
|
It's my way of keeping my closet small and curated.
|
|
But there are several keeping their options open on witnesses.
|
|
Washington is keeping its eyes on Silicon Valley's diversity crisis.
|
|
Restoring the Medicare cuts is about more than keeping promises.
|
|
"They were keeping me on my toes constantly," he said.
|
|
The biggest mouth in pharmaceuticals is keeping quiet — for once.
|
|
Others are in Cambodia, but are keeping a low profile.
|
|
The CDC recommends keeping your distance to avoid being bitten.
|
|
The U.S. military bears the responsibility for keeping America secure.
|
|
It's keeping a bit of the summer all year round.
|
|
One is great for organization and keeping clothes (relatively) unwrinkled.
|
|
By keeping her weight down, she has avoided those problems.
|
|
Biden has also been keeping an eye on domestic politics.
|
|
And it is keeping Ronis's generosity alive: Entrance is free.
|
|
That means keeping your phone clean is important as well.
|
|
"I'm keeping a backup doula informed of everything," Giwa said.
|
|
Here's what you need to know: • Keeping his friends close.
|
|
" Keeping it classy, she added, "You're adorably out of touch.
|
|
Certainly not in keeping with the perspective of Emily's List.
|
|
Certainly not in keeping with the perspective of Emily's List.
|
|
Besides, isn't keeping that information safe their most important job?
|
|
Keeping up on social media is surprisingly very time consuming.
|
|
They have made them more present while keeping some distance.
|
|
Having trouble brushing your teeth and keeping your mouth clean?
|
|
Keeping your slime mold alive might be a challenge though.
|
|
Some are even keeping the animals in their homes, above.
|
|
Dallas had Porzingis to thank for keeping the game close.
|
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We're keeping an eye on it all, so stand by.
|
|
The headline is, we're keeping it out of this country.
|
|
Based on what we see here, he's keeping that going.
|
|
" He added, "It's all about keeping them on their side.
|
|
But so are the elements keeping the country inert, tied
|
|
The company is just keeping both names for branding reasons.
|
|
Yes, Edison even invented a method for keeping fruits fresh.
|
|
Her mother and husband have taken turns keeping her company.
|
|
Congress has ignored the White House's requests, keeping funding steady.
|
|
But keeping a group together is never an easy task.
|
|
We are keeping it in the hands of a few.
|
|
Much better than keeping it underfoot or on my lap.
|
|
Keeping a "human in the loop" enhances transparency and accountability.
|
|
Keeping everyone's hair in great condition, is what I've studied.
|
|
Experts propose keeping some in captivity as a last resort.
|
|
Which intervention is most effective for keeping children in school?
|
|
Keeping drivers hydrated was as important as maintaining the cars.
|
|
"I've talked about keeping the 2202 percent bracket," she said.
|
|
Because of her illness, she's had trouble keeping a job.
|
|
Esser, with new friends keeping him accountable, has an edge.
|
|
JIM MEYER: Keeping him happy, and we just love him.
|
|
But there are some benefits to keeping bills on hand.
|
|
Keeping your social media accounts secured is a big deal.
|
|
Keeping schools open could thus be dangerous for the children.
|
|
Keeping Rasmussen on the faculty also smacks of moral hypocrisy.
|
|
A ruthless focus on keeping costs low has paid off.
|
|
The Berks County commissioners have backed keeping the center open.
|
|
Many go through their life keeping their sexuality a secret.
|
|
We are not keeping stashes of money under our bed.
|
|
As always, we're keeping the definition of "thing" very… open.
|
|
But keeping immigrants in Mexico is another matter, experts said.
|
|
We need that — it's the only thing keeping us sane.
|
|
Is he keeping his emotional cards close to the chest?
|
|
Is that more difficult than keeping track of your keys?
|
|
Experts proposed keeping some in captivity as a last resort.
|
|
This is about keeping America safe and secure from terrorism.
|
|
"He's been thoughtful about keeping the team together," McHenry said.
|
|
Tengler is now keeping her eye on a different stock.
|
|
The Fed is tasked with keeping inflation around 2 percent.
|
|
Keeping someone from feeling bad is a good thing, right?
|
|
The following morning, Tang was in the lobby, keeping watch.
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But, you'd be better off keeping those feelings to yourself.
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The committee is also keeping an eye on low inflation.
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Oceans play a huge role in keeping the climate stable.
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Nonetheless, the fallout is keeping Malaysia's leader on his toes.
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John Kennedy, also insist on keeping the debunked theory alive.
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Political insiders are keeping their eyes on John Kasich's moves.
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But keeping their heads in the sand just isn't sustainable.
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Just like that bar, keeping you safe at all times.
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It helps keeping track of the flow of conversation pic.twitter.
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Above all, Johnson credits her faith for keeping her steady.
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Keeping up the energy is a challenge, but it's fun.
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"Who says I'm keeping my sense of humor?" he said.
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"I am keeping my parents and grandparents alive," she said.
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"I have been religious about keeping matters separate," he said.
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In keeping with Khan's lifelong habit, they went by foot.
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Bayer is keeping its faith in studies that exonerate glyphosate.
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"Downsizing is about keeping only the 'lifesaving' expenses," Kalev says.
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This memoir's evasive clowning is in keeping with all that.
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Gore sees advantages to keeping production in the United States.
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I'm paranoid, and keeping paper notes feels safer to me.
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Later, orbital traveler, and thanks for keeping watch for missiles.
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"Lego is keeping the brick front and center," he said.
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He was there with the police, keeping the rioters away.
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We're keeping a very, very close eye on the situation.
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New Yorkers have become quite adept at keeping their composure.
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"I have no intention of just keeping the seat warm."
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"We're punishing your corruption and keeping you honest," said Rachel.
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If that happens, it's worth keeping two things in mind.
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There are practical considerations for keeping the old elevators, too.
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Maybe June joins the resistance while keeping her Handmaid cover.
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Keeping Score The Knicks won a basketball game Thursday night.
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Trilobites Keeping track of dolphins is a slippery, patchy process.
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But here's the thing: Keeping prices secret has consequences, too.
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"Since the Revolutionary War," replies Portman, barely keeping it together.
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"I'm keeping my promises to the American people," he said.
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"Keeping your policy path more accommodative ... is appropriate," she said.
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Keeping the two separate isn't a feat of intellectual discipline.
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I'm fine with keeping the information about her sexuality secret.
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It is also about keeping practice sessions intense but brief.
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Congratulations to the Targaryens, for keeping their oldest traditions alive.
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As for Pruitt himself, he's been keeping a low profile.
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The noise, she said, was keeping her from her work.
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He also recalled keeping Trump informed about the deal's progress.
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What about building unique companies, then keeping them that way?
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This is one approach to keeping things fresh -- forever newlyweds!
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They tried to navigate by keeping Earth in the window.
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Why is Hulu and this man keeping me from this?
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So, at last, a potential point for keeping the filibuster.
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We've been there ever since they started keeping the rankings.
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His second was keeping Flynn as long as he did.
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Monday's announcement is in keeping with Zelenskiy's unorthodox campaigning style.
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We're questioning how the surveillance policies are keeping us safe.
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Facebook isn't the only tech giant keeping Wall Street happy.
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Keeping these panels widescreen means [...] there's nothing competing for information.
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Keeping the taxes in place would be a remarkable concession.
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For business leaders, these consequences are worth keeping in mind.
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Also keeping investors on the edge were uncertainties over Brexit.
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