But he and his group were also keeping at it.
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And she's still keeping at it for 2019, Weber said.
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KEEPING AT IT By Paul A. Volcker with Christine Harper.
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As for "sustain," that means keeping at it no matter how long it takes.
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He quickly began sending updates to the news media, keeping at it until 1 a.m.
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I think it's a great place to learn the benefit of hanging in there, just keeping at it.
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" Before Mr. Volcker fell ill, he finished his memoir, "Keeping at It: The Quest for Sound Money and Good Government.
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While the wearables market has shown signs of weakness in recent quarters, wearable makers seem to be keeping at it for now.
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And in Volcker's recent book "Keeping At It," which includes an account of the inflation war, he never mentions a commodity index.
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Volcker discussed his upcoming memoir, "Keeping At It: The Quest for Sound Money and Good Government," which will be released Oct. 85033.
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A student in a dorm room, connecting one community at a time, and keeping at it until one day we connect the whole world.
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Last year I wanted to focus on my writing, so I asked a friend to help me make sure I was keeping at it.
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Mr Volcker himself recounts the story in a new memoir, "Keeping At It", which calls on central banks to resist the siren song of loose money.
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Volcker wrote nine books, including "Keeping At It: The Quest for Sound Money and Good Government," a memoir published in October 2018 — when he was 91.
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The conversation came several months after the release of Volcker&aposs new book, "Keeping At It: The Quest for Sound Money and Good Government," which hit shelves on October 30.
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"The fact that some days it is so hard to keep at it, just makes it that much more remarkable that so many of us are in fact keeping at it."
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In 2018 he published a memoir, "Keeping at It: The Quest for Sound Money and Good Government," and expressed concern about the direction of the federal government and the loss of respect for it.
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For the next several months, Taft would flip open his laptop as soon as he woke up on weekends and return to it after he came home from work, sometimes keeping at it into the early morning.
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Most recently, he has published a book called "Keeping At It: The Quest for Sound Money and Good Government" and has done a series of interviews expressing his concerns about the economy broadly and the financial system in particular.
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" ("Keeping At It: The Quest for Sound Money and Good Government," by Paul Volcker and Christine Harper, 2018) "Inflation is thought of as a cruel, and maybe the cruelest, tax because it hits in a many-sectored way, in an unplanned way, and it hits the people on a fixed income hardest.
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" ("Keeping At It: The Quest for Sound Money and Good Government," by Paul Volcker and Christine Harper, 2018) ON INFLATION'S EFFECTS "Inflation is thought of as a cruel, and maybe the cruelest, tax because it hits in a many-sectored way, in an unplanned way, and it hits the people on a fixed income hardest.
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"' ("Keeping At It: The Quest for Sound Money and Good Government," by Paul Volcker and Christine Harper, 2018) ON FED'S 2% INFLATION TARGET: "A remarkable consensus has developed among modern central bankers ... that there's a new 'red line' for policy: a 2 percent rate of increase in some carefully designed consumer price index is acceptable, even desirable, and at the same time provides a limit.
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