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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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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Keeping on top of their health is a key priority.
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They say they have campaigned on keeping on those protections.
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Still, the household name is worth keeping on the shopping list.
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Before, I would've walked by, ducking my head and keeping on.
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So keeping on top of paying off your bills is crucial.
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Well, things are pretty much just keeping on like they have been.
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Keeping on top of my email is one of my top priorities.
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Donald Trump While Clinton made history, Donald Trump kept on keeping on.
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It was last updated by OSTP record-keeping on March 27, 2017.
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"Keeping On Keeping On" comprises a decade of diary entries, from 2005 to 2015, all originally published in The London Review of Books, each one a burst of intellectual fire and feeling — but unpretentious and unsentimental to the core.
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Keeping on the cutting edge is a big part of Essential's positioning, too.
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In the meantime, the venture capital firm is keeping on its happy face.
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The dispute may be a result of poor record-keeping on Tesla's part.
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But you have to be a rock and you keep on keeping on.
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Well, that's simple — just throw on a face mask and keep on keeping on.
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There is no reliable record-keeping on fighting between herders and farmers in Nigeria.
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Trump with Dobbs' assessment that Yellen "might be worth keeping" on in the role.
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It doesn't matter how he does in debates.... He just keeps on keeping on.
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It is those companies keeping on top of the pace of innovation that will thrive.
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We all need to be celebrated sometimes, warts and all, just for keeping on going.
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WATCH: Fed-watchers also will be keeping on eye on the $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
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Sometimes it's easier to keep on keeping on rather than stopping to ponder and debate.
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Sometimes it's easier to keep on keeping on rather than stopping to ponder and debate.
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Private clearing houses enforce strict rules of transparency and good book keeping on member banks.
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Students can keep costs low by keeping on pace with their requirements and graduating on time.
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That addition is keeping on Google's push to grow Assistant beyond just a simple voice interface.
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"Keep on keeping on" is no longer a viable strategy for Snap, and Spiegel knows it.
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This is further hit home by the snail's pace the car is keeping on the road.
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Whatever their release methods, though, all 10 of these movies are worth keeping on your radar.
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Yes, of course — writing history is all about changing your mind, and keeping on changing it!
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In Washington, too, Uber has much to gain from keeping on the good side of regulators.
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Hilson said, in her family, it's all about keeping on with things like her mother's popcorn balls.
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Whatever's happening, we hope they keep on keeping on, because we can't get enough of these two.
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What are your favorite websites, apps or other tech tools for keeping on top of technology news?
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Is Trump constantly keeping on eye on the TV -- even in meetings on, you know, important topics?
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The MC was a total pro though ... keeping on mic, while getting her girls back in line.
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That said, sources close to Verizon are not ruling out keeping on Mayer and others now in place.
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Trump himself is keeping on Dana Boente, an Obama-appointed U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia.
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That's why you need to give yourself the best possible chance of keeping on top of your objectives.
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Don't forget there's also the separate Groups app for keeping on top of groups you've set up on Facebook.
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They're definitely cool enough for daytime wear or keeping on in the office and functional enough to warrant it.
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Part of the story is, how do you keep on keeping on in the midst of the perfect storm?
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They really are keeping on this idea of a technically pure privacy solution to digital cash as their north star.
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In each package, there are two sheets with five finger holes, which I admittedly had a hard time keeping on.
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There's no adaptive cruise control, automatic emergency braking or lane-keeping on offer — strange omissions in a tech-focused segment.
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On Wednesday, May said she would seize Russian assets from corrupt sources and step up record-keeping on shell corporations.
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If you're not keeping on top of them though, you'll keep sending out resumes with these errors still in place.
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Most automakers offer some form of advanced driver assistance features, including automatic lane keeping on highways and radar cruise control.
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The results of the space-bound computer will be compared to an identical computer that HPE is keeping on the ground.
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Citing May's withdrawal letter Davis stressed Britain would also consider keeping on good terms with the EU in settling the bill.
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Keeping on top of negativity online is a difficult task, with nearly one in five Americans having experienced severe online harassment.
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But look at the company he's keeping on pull-ups over the last couple weeks; You can't leave him open, either.
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Keeping on top of everything you've got coming at you is one of the biggest tests university life has to teach.
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To me it's like something about her heart not giving up, and keeping on going, and it's some sparkle of love.
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"We're making fabulous progress in keeping on that plan that will enable us to do WFIRST in the shortest possible period."
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It talks about the traveling woman in work and adventure, always pleasing, never stopping, never settling-she just keeps on keeping on.
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The number of gun deaths that year reached the highest level since at least 1979, when record-keeping on firearm mortalities began.
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There's a moral authority in powerlessness -- being able to forgive, show mercy and "keep on keeping on" though the situation seems hopeless.
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She has long had trouble keeping on weight and doctors told her that the tumor is the cause of all these symptoms.
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But it's worked for conservatives before, and many men before that, and so they'll likely keep on keeping on until it doesn't.
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But those events should not prevent us from keeping on to think about and try to realize alternative models of a society.
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The Definitive Guide to Business with Marcus Lemonis Keeping on top of work tasks and personal to-do's doesn't have to be complicated.
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I work on art every day and never get tired of looking at my art to inspire me to keep on keeping on.
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Record-keeping on the lake goes back only a century, and there is no good tally of the people displaced by its disappearance.
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Compliance is also about keeping on top of a plethora of regulations, covering everything from capital and corporate governance to disclosure and diversity.
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Keeping on theme, we travel next to the Concours d'Lemons car show in Seaside, California — a quirky celebration of the world's crappiest automobiles.
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Next year, any Californian will be able to demand that a company disclose what data it's keeping on them — and knock it off.
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But if you see CSCS, NSCA-CPT, NASM-CPT, ACSM-CPT, or ACE-CPT on their CV, they're worth keeping on your short list.
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Solomon shared a look at his handwritten notes from 1984 (*great* record-keeping) on Sunday in honor of Bill & Ted star Keanu Reeves's birthday.
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One thing we've noticed about Leo is, for whatever reason, he prefers keeping on his white tees while others in the game opt for skins.
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She just kind of keeps on keeping on—which, again, wouldn't bother me if the story wasn't so aggressively pushing her evolution as a theme.
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Among the challenges is keeping on board Vietnam and Malaysia, which would have been big beneficiaries from the agreement if it included the United States.
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Keeping on time when making a presentation is easiest if you rehearse several times, and using an app like Amber Light Speech Timer can help.
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From paying off debt to saving for a house, wedding or even a holiday, keeping on top of finances can seem like an overwhelming task.
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If your 2020 goals included growing your business, staying more organized, and keeping on top of your own and your team's to-do list, keep reading.
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The key to enforcement may be to combine public pressure and an action-forcing outside body with flexibility within Congress on ways of keeping on track.
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Unless you're really keeping on top of your farm, maintaining the devices and their apps can be quite labor intensive—the opposite of phone farming's promise.
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One of the sources close to the company said Vedanta typically does not fire workers, but keeping on all employees without generating sales would be difficult.
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Netflix's stock didn't even dip drastically before crossing this concerning threshold—the damn thing's just been trending way down since July and kept on keeping on.
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Gator Alley recently underwent about $769,000 worth of renovations, which has city officials nervously keeping on eye on the reptiles in the wake of Lane Graves' death.
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As the Sex Pisols exploded and the Clash mellowed, the Damned kept on keeping on, soldiering on in a gothier, more post-punk direction through the 80s.
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Instead we see works by artists 45 and older who have just kept on keeping on, regardless of attention or reward, sometimes saving the best for last.
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Instead we see works by artists 8493 and older who have just kept on keeping on, regardless of attention or reward, sometimes saving the best for last.
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Instead we see works by artists 22003 and older who have just kept on keeping on, regardless of attention or reward, sometimes saving the best for last.
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Instead we see works by artists 20163 and older who have just kept on keeping on, regardless of attention or reward, sometimes saving the best for last.
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Instead we see works by artists 19393 and older who have just kept on keeping on, regardless of attention or reward, sometimes saving the best for last.
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Instead we see works by artists 163 and older who have just kept on keeping on, regardless of attention or reward, sometimes saving the best for last.
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Keeping on eye on him, she had to tap him several times to get him to focus on the road; his eyes visibly looked dazed and slightly shut.
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The company largely kept on keeping on, stuck with what's been working for the past few years, and managed to avoid major product debacles or new corruption scandals.
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The Taliban, for their part, may make promises they have no intention of keeping, on the assumption that America will be reluctant to return once it has withdrawn.
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In 2013 Edward Snowden, a contractor for the National Security Agency, brought to light the evidence of large-scale surveillance and record keeping on communications of U.S. citizens.
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These entrepreneurs delivered on the best tools for managing your inbox, organizing tasks and deadlines, handling customer service requests, keeping on top of sales and inventory, and more.
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Leatherology Clamshell Makeup Bag Set, available at Leatherology, $180Every woman needs some nice bags to hold her makeup and toiletries, whether for traveling or keeping on her dresser.
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During the first two months of fiscal year 2020 -- October and November -- just over 3,11 Brazilians were apprehended by Border Patrol, keeping on pace with last year's numbers.
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And so most of the security solutions that we're seeing are just — there are vulnerabilities and some people are keeping on top of them and patching them as needed.
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While hand sanitizer, washing hands, and keeping on top of hygiene is certainly a solution, widespread fear and fear mongering is having many people second-guessing leaving the house.
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Mr. Trump was warned just after the election and in the first days of his presidency that keeping on Mr. Flynn, who was a campaign adviser, could be troublesome.
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" Still, Barry said she and her team are "keeping on eye on things," and making sure the retailer can "navigate whatever the environment looks like into the back half.
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He was a huge inspiration to me as a teen when I was in and out of wheelchairs from my illness -- seeing him keeping on doing science kept me going.
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Palang Pracharat, which campaigned on keeping on coup leader Prayuth Chan-ocha as elected prime minister, said it had the popular mandate because it had won the most votes nationwide.
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Seven Christian denominations, mostly non-conformist, have already written to him warning that no-deal Brexit, an option he is firmly keeping on the table, will exacerbate poverty and food shortages.
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Allies will train in sub-zero temperatures to see how they fare when fuel threatens to freeze, equipment jams and survival means keeping on special snow boots even inside sleeping bags.
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But Palang Pracharat, which campaigned on keeping on coup leader Prayuth Chan-ocha as elected prime minister, said it had the popular mandate because it had won the most votes nationwide.
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Part of that energy has been channeled into figuring out how to sell developers on subscription services, and not only that, but how to keep them keeping on with those subscriptions.
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If reform does not hit before then, Chinese wheat farmers have every incentive to "keep on keeping on" and world wheat stocks could remain artificially inflated until at least mid-2018.
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As we head into the final week of the period, investors should be keeping on eye on three things: Banks, health care and economically sensitive stocks like discretionary, materials and industrials.
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Her statement also included an irrelevant and unnecessary swipe at the New York Times for keeping on reporter Glenn Thrush after allegations of sexual misconduct by him were published by Vox.
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Why it matters: The law allows consumers to require companies to disclose what data they are keeping on a consumer, and gives consumers the right to have such data be deleted.
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" Thankfully, the British Martin does not try to sing in a country accent, though the lyrics are rather hoaky, particularly when he says, "Oh, Houston, you've got to keep on keeping on.
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I wouldn't want to bet everything on officials having the energy to change the status quo and retract two rules that somebody somewhere probably has a stake in keeping on the books.
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Lets do this If someone is offended by her program or her as a person, don't watch or listen and allow the free market eventually to decide if she's worth keeping on.
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Republicans rejected the Democrats' assertion that the bill was unfair to refugees, and argued that it was needed because war-torn Syria did not have proper record-keeping on its citizens for vetting.
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I would be more than happy to just "refresh" it with Android Wear 2.0 and just keep on keeping on had I not got to wear the LG Watch Sport earlier this week.
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By keeping on slower moving and less expensive disks data that doesn't need to be readily available, space is freed up on faster disks for information that does need to be readily available.
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In tests for adaptive cruise control, or ACC, in four different scenarios and lane-keeping on three hills and three curves the cars did much better on tracks than out on the road.
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The company is considering keeping on some workers to manage the site in the months ahead, including to oversee possible demolition of the damaged HF alkylation unit, sources familiar with the plan said.
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Taking a breather to soak up some entertainment may feel like an indulgence, but I'd argue that last night's SAG award-winners pack just the sort of fuel we need to keep keeping on.
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But if Apple has a grander vision beyond the virtual balance customers will soon be keeping on their phones — which I think it does — then a bank-like app is one place to start.
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Unfair, said the Europeans: the changes, in effect, penalised them for keeping on their balance-sheets assets such as residential mortgages and loans to big companies, which American lenders are less likely to have.
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"I'm sitting here alive and kicking, and I'm planning on keeping on with my work," Merkel told an audience in the Bavarian city of Augsburg in an interview with Augsburger Allgemeine in late September.
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Keeping on top of your sexual health (and disclosing any long-term issues to new partners) is pretty key if you're dating/fucking casually, and not enough people—particularly cisgender, straight men —do it.
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Nearly two dozen veterans organizations have urged Trump and his transition team to "strongly consider" keeping on current VA Secretary Bob McDonald, arguing he has helped transform the agency over the past two years.
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In Indiana University's case, keeping on a faculty member whose views are in such obvious contravention of moral decency and respect renders the university's expectation of good moral behavior from students void and moot.
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It's hidden somewhere, everywhere—perhaps in the shrubbery outside your kitchen window, or stuck behind the bathroom mirror, or pushed into the soil of the plant your work friend insists on keeping on her desk.
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The issue has underscored a dilemma for global brands, sports franchises, moviemakers and performers looking to tap China's big-spending consumers while keeping on the right side of often stringent rules about content and behavior.
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But they have their fans, and though the Devil may not have helped Jinx take over the world, she's certainly been able to keep on keeping on, another faithful soldier in the army of darkness.
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Even so, having and releasing a 2018 flagship device hints that HTC might be doing more than just keeping on a skeletal staff to make sure its existing phone business is unwound in a smooth fashion.
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These new formulas bring humankind ever closer to a sunscreen we'll actually want to apply — or, at the very least, won't mind keeping on hand as the sun gradually gets hotter and hotter and then explodes.
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"I'm pretty sure (the other man) was a guy she was keeping on retainer, but she just wanted some buffer zone between him and her, at least until the later part of the night," he said.
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Gerhart, a master auto technician at Pep Boys, has been fixing cars for nearly three decades, keeping on top of his skills as technology advances and learning how to do his job in a new way.
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Beauty, for example, is a worldwide industry, with French-based conglomerates like L'Oreal and the United States-based Procter & Gamble insisting on keeping on with the plastic even though we now know the harm of microplastics.
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He was chairman of the House Subcommittee on Crime for most of the 21956s, a period that produced a ban on armor-piercing bullets and some attempts to limit assault weapons and tighten record-keeping on handguns.
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According to a recent study by eHarmony Australia, over two-thirds of Aussie singles have a "suite" of people with whom they're romantically involved to some degree ("talking to," dating or just keeping on the back burner).
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"In addition to this we are expanding, we're keeping on stretching our global network, we are increasing frequencies and we are doing other investments that will give us positive returns on our balance sheet," Al-Baker said.
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Price: From $29.50 Everyone needs a good water bottle We all know someone (or are someone) who refuses to reach their daily H2O quota, and workplaces can be distracting, so keeping on top of this is hard.
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"As DHS works to improve its medical screening of children and migrants at the border to ensure there is a minimum standard of care, the need for proper record keeping on those screenings will only increase," she added.
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Not quite 18 — I wasn't sure why the hospital had even put her on the adult ward — Carly reminded me of myself: intelligent and mature, but with a disorganized mind that kept her from keeping on the academic path.
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Keeping on the theme of summer, photographer Monique Jaques catches up with a community of merfolk at its annual California Mermaid Con, while Karine Laval's dreamy poolside photographs are as surreal as they are refreshing in this summer heat.
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Keeping on that Southern food tip—which, as we all know, does seem to be a very real thing when you wake up smelling like beer and craving sausage—we have Isaac and Amanda Toups' Cajun-style baked eggs.
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Whether it's keeping on a client you don't like or working for a boss who's a lousy human being, people tend to imagine they have no choice but to put up with individuals they would rather not be around.
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Egregious tweets will be reviewed by a "cross-functional" tribunal of Twitter trust and safety, legal, public policy, and regional staff, who will decide if they're worth keeping on the platform—or, as Twitter says, in the public's interest.
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In March, the company debuted its secure email gateway, released its new Windows virtual machine-based malware analysis platform and continued to publish groundbreaking new research on prominent threat groups, as well as keeping on top of global cyberattack efforts.
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Where the Apple Watch and several Android Wear watches try to be the I-can-do-everything machine attached to your wrist, the Time Steel delivers a simple interface for keeping on top of notifications and a few other tricks.
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Keeping on the trend of makeup that works for literally everyone, Rihanna launched Fenty Beauty with just one lip shade, a pale pink glittery gloss (which she loves to apply by swiping it on top of a tube of lipstick first).
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The Red Sox can't seem to win a series in June—they're 22-225 with one of those two coming against the Twins—while the Orioles just keep on keeping on, beating up on division rivals Toronto, Boston, and Tampa.
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Much as I think it is important to experience as much of the local culture as possible, I know that keeping on top of the popular culture from home is a way of staying connected to friends and family, too.
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The hospital admitted the patient intubated and on a ventilator, and since health care workers suspected a viral infection they implemented "droplet protection," keeping on guard against coming into contact with the stuff that comes up in coughing or sneezing.
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For messaging, you can get hold of portable editions of Skype, Telegram and Pidgin, and for keeping on top of everything that's happening in the world all at once there's also a portable TweetDeck if you want to run it outside your browser.
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The project is being handed off to EA Worldwide Studios, and EA is working on keeping on as many Visceral team members as possible across the breadth of EA. The status of the game's director, Hennig, was not mentioned in the blog post.
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ALMATY, Kazakhstan — In his 26 years as Kazakhstan's first and only president, Nursultan A. Nazarbayev has managed to keep a resurgent Russia at bay and navigate the treacherous geopolitical waters around Moscow, Beijing and Washington, keeping on good terms with all three capitals.
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David Gustafson, the University of Wisconsin professor who led A-Chess's development, said that the evidence is that people in recovery need three things: social connection, motivation ("the desire to keep on keeping on") and confidence that they know how to cope with their struggles.
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"If we do this right - if we have a low-emissions, climate-resilient approach - not only will we succeed in keeping on a path to lower than 2C or 1.5C (of warming), we are also going to help billions of people," he told the event.
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It's born from a world not entirely of football, but one where we may end up fucked through bad politics or bad weather, but we'll keep on keeping on, with pint glasses full to the brim even when there's little more than shrapnel in our pockets.
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He condemned Trump's racist comments about Judge Gonzalo Curiel, criticized his proposed ban on Muslim immigration, and pretty much gave up defending him after the release of the Access Hollywood tapes, but ultimately endorsed the GOP candidate last June and seems to be keeping on that path.
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Now we could debate whether the choice is a good strategic one — the US has been in competition with Russia and China over resources in the Arctic — or one that makes good economic sense — Greenland apparently requires over $500 million from Denmark annually just to keep on keeping on.
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These affirmations are peppered throughout the rest of the album, too, quiet words of encouragement like "Keep on keeping on, you're not alone", or "You seem to have the weight of the world upon your bony shoulders, well hold on", or "Your vulnerability is stronger than it seems".
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While she said she was lucky there was only a small time difference between Australia and New Zealand, Cardinal suggested it was still important to try and not bother people when they're not expected to be at work, as well as keeping on top of their personal details.
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And CBS has acted deaf, dumb and blind in handling cases on individual shows, keeping on Michael Weatherly, the star of "Bull," even after it paid a $9.5 million settlement to the actress Eliza Dushku, who said she was axed from the show after complaining about Weatherly's inappropriate comments.
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But over time we found enough archival material, not only of the history itself, but also the people from Camp Jened at the marches, and in the protests, We realized that we had this ability to really show that ripple effect of Jened across time by keeping on that historical trajectory.
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I'll say this, if the Fed pulls off QT along with more rate hikes in coming years, a soft landing is achieved and the stock market just keeps on keeping on, I will scream from some mountain top (not too high because I'm afraid of heights) that I was dead wrong.
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If You Like Broadchurch, You'll Love: A female police sergeant dealing with the aftermath of a divorce, her daughter's suicide, and the rearing of her grandson—while keeping on her game at work—all come into play in Happy Valley, a stellar, female-focused British crime series that came to American audiences via Netflix.
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What mattered to the natters was that release of data saying no such thing was happening in the economy was, ironically, good news for Wall Street, because the Fed would "have no choice" but to keep on keeping on, acting as bartender for a hope-it-trickles-down party, tickets reserved for the rich.
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Nonbuffs in the audience can content themselves with a set by Anthony Lamble that utilizes movable ladders in much the same way as the far costlier Harry Potter plays across town, and one has to credit Mr. Tushaw's Joe not least for keeping on pitch while perched at some notably vertiginous heights above the stage.
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Michael's wanton spending wasn't the only thing the GDPR allowed him to see — he got a look at all of the data EA was keeping on him, including every time he logged in and out of the games, who was on his friends list, how many goals he scored, and a bunch of other stuff that he uploaded in an Imgur gallery.
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A group of 20 veterans organizations on Wednesday sent a letter to President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE asking him and his transition team to "strongly consider" keeping on Veterans Affairs Secretary Bob McDonald.
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Covering games full time means spending hour upon hour chasing stories and commissioning articles; subbing, publishing and promoting content; liaising with other in-house departments about potential new projects; handling everyday admin (people have to get paid); responding to events and announcements that demand instant coverage; and generally keeping on top of an inbox that has more pitches in it right now than an entire Major League Baseball season.
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Read more:The woman who founded $1 billion biotech Gossamer told us about the 3 jobs that prepared her to be a first-time CEOWe took the two-day, $1,300 'biotech for dummies' class where healthcare executives, HR managers, and investors catch up on science for the first time since high schoolDrug giant Merck just bought a biotech for $773 million, and it reveals the company's strategy for keeping on top in cancer treatmentsThe CEO of a $5.6 billion biotech that just had the year's best post-IPO pop told us how it's partnering with Microsoft to build an enormous map of the human immune system
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Human: But the wise human also wanted to make sure all humans in the world always felt there was something they needed to read and so he made a special series of algorithms that watched very closely what each human read and looked at and liked and clicked on in order to order the information they saw in such a way that a person never felt they had reached the end of all the familiar things they could click on and could just keep clicking the whole day and night and be reading all the things that felt so very familiar to them so they always felt the same every day and felt they were surrounded by people who felt exactly like them and could just keep on keeping on right as they were each and every day.
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