I kept it all in, kept it together, kept a lid on it.
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"I just kept calling, kept showing up in person and kept emailing," he said.
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I just kept my head down, kept grinding, kept doing what the coach asked.
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We kept it simpler, we kept it to the walls, kept chipping it out, chipping it in.
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I kept believing this, and I kept telling my story, and Columbine, Virginia Tech and Aurora kept happening.
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And the people that kept going ... Kept going west.
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I kept moving, kept drinking (I was blind then to the cause and effect of booze and depression) and kept silent.
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The Allens' costs kept rising and their income kept declining.
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"We kept fighting, kept battling," Cowboys coach Jason Garrett said.
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And I just remembered I kept sinking, I kept sinking.
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So we kept going to him and he kept delivering.
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As that inning kept going, he kept making quality pitches.
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It kept them out of jail and kept them right.
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They kept firing, and our staff kept crying and screaming.
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I think it's kept us apart, it's kept us separated.
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Bill Clinton kept his job because he kept public support.
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Kept throwing him out there, he kept finding a way.
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I think it kept us apart; it kept us separated.
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"The train just kept coming and kept coming," he said.
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The bouncer kept the coke, while Kirkham kept the money.
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"Nothing," I said, and kept walking, kept stewing, kept wiping away a few tears from under my sunglasses when he wasn't looking.
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His discipline kept him off the fence, kept him at distance, and kept Dariush shooting long takedowns which he could not complete.
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With his phone quickly running out of battery, he kept the stream up, kept singing, and the praise kept rolling across the screen.
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He went through some situations that were very difficult, but he kept his energy up, he kept his head up, he kept attacking.
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But R. Kelly kept touring and his fans kept buying tickets.
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I could have kept it like that and kept it boring.
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"The deputy kept calm, kept the presence of mind," Johnson said.
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But the Thunder kept scoring, and the Warriors kept missing shots.
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He kept his eyes on the ground and kept on walking.
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The one promise they kept was they kept the families together.
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I kept hoping for Reagan, and India kept electing Bernie Sanders.
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I kept covering my refried beans, and they kept growing mold.
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He kept being promoted because his commanding officers kept getting killed.
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Loftus kept producing reaction videos and millions of people kept watching.
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It kept me disciplined, it kept me away from the streets.
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We were the ones that kept it going and have kept playing those songs live and kept the original spirit of the band going.
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But we fought, kept going, kept grinding, and we got it done.
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Pets should also be kept away from firework displays and kept inside.
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"He kept, like, watching me, and I kept watching him," she said.
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But for whatever reason, they kept saying yes, and we kept going.
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I'm glad I kept pushing and kept trying to break her rhythm.
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So we kept looking for him and he kept knocking them down.
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The calls kept coming and kept coming and they were like, 'Call!
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He kept focusing on the negative; I kept focusing on the positive.
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I kept asking that, and I kept answering: Michelle is more important.
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We just kept our cool, kept our composure and started plugging away.
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"The world around Neir's kept changing, our neighborhood kept changing," he said.
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He just kept trying new things and we kept simplifying the design.
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But the Rays kept giving him chances, and Venters kept his perspective.
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They just kept systematically emailing me and I just kept systematically deleting.
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Alabama kept its standard no matter where that asked to be kept.
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As DePaul kept pushing down the stretch, Rodriguez kept delivering big shots.
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So I kept my dogs to myself — I kept my home to myself.
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We kept the faith, kept battling and found a way in the end.
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China's central bank has kept its currency weak and kept monetary conditions easy.
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Tonight, we just kept our foot on the gas and just kept cruising.
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Jefferies kept a "hold" rating on Sodexo while Kepler kept a "buy" rating.
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It kept surprising us that it kept taking another step and another step.
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Luckily he kept an eye on the car's temperature levels, which kept rising.
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While the Wildcats kept expanding their lead, they kept the clamps on Zouzoua.
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We just kept getting offers and it kept building in the U.S. especially.
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As time kept ticking, the Cavaliers kept pressing, their panic growing increasingly evident.
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"We all kept talking, we all kept the idea alive, we all kept waiting to see the moment we could get it done," Mr. de Blasio said.
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"I think they kind of kept us going, kept our energy going," Smith said.
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We kept fighting and kept going and was able to pull out the victory.
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"It just kept going and going and he just kept hammering him," Manigault said.
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So I kept rejiggering the superhero villain plot incessantly, and the film kept shifting.
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"Increasing policy support has kept the economy on track and kept the outlook favorable."
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I kept texting my son, telling him what the emails I kept getting said.
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But the U.S. military kept flying in the area, and kept talking with Russia.
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Alas, "Jessica DiLaurentis kept excellent records," and now A.D. has Aria's best kept secret.
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Reis kept following and Cejudo kept spiraling out and hitting him with hard counters.
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"It kept—it kept getting more insidious as [the] timeline went on," he testified.
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Rod kept tabs on all his boys, but he kept Poke a little closer.
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In the car he kept coming closer to me and I kept moving away.
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But people kept dropping out, equipment breaking, and he kept making the right decisions.
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And so I just kept doing it and it just kept growing and growing.
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But I kept asking him and he kept lying until we were both exhausted.
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When we later decided to divorce, I kept my accounts, and he kept his.
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We have kept things simple and kept the hunger to achieve this amazing achievement.
|
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Alexander has largely kept to himself and kept his own counsel throughout the trial.
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Stuff kept attacking, there was this really annoying parrot that kept squawking at us.
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Refugees kept coming, in part because a large refugee agency, Bethany Christian Services, kept bringing them, and because churches, including those the Lubbers belonged to, kept settling them.
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Well, I kept on being prone to infections, and I kept getting infection after infection.
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I kept telling everyone that I'm gonna win this fight, but everyone kept doubting me.
|
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People have jobs so they have kept spending, and that has kept the economy growing.
|
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"I kept the secret just like Dr. Ford kept her secret for decades," Milano said.
|
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We knew it at the time, but we kept winning so we just kept going.
|
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Throughout it all, she kept walking and her Fitbit kept keeping tabs on her activity.
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"You kept our camp safe and most importantly, you kept all of us children safe."
|
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Everyone kept their cool in Thursday night's debate, and kept the digs to a minimum.
|
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I kept wearing the same old denim, kept rocking the same shirts, now too short.
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There was one word she kept stumbling on, and thus kept repeating for practice: constancy.
|
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On Tuesday, he kept bouncing the pitch in the dirt, and the Twins kept flailing.
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But as the match developed, Siniakova kept saving break points, and Osaka kept making mistakes.
|
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Even with England comfortably ahead, he said, he kept running, kept trying to score goals.
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Trump, who loves nothing more than being loved, kept penguin-walking, and everyone kept laughing.
|
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"I kept hearing the rumors and kept asking my people, 'Show me something,' " she said.
|
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"We kept watching the video where he kept making the steps forward," said another juror.
|
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That's why I kept calling timeouts, kept making us run stuff, forcing us to run offense.
|
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Down the stretch, the Warriors kept playing the percentages, and those percentages kept letting them down.
|
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You kept smashing that ball even though the posts kept moving, and you fucking won anyway.
|
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We kept fact checking the number every new time he said it; it kept being wrong.
|
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Typically, COPVs are kept outside of a tank and are rarely kept at such cold temperatures.
|
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And instead of stepping down, Lagerfeld kept doing what he does best: he just kept going.
|
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Things just kept matching up more and more and we kept saying, 'This is so weird.
|
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He kept a coherent line of argument, kept his eyes on the road and the kid.
|
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It kept on entertaining us, and kept on provoking flurries of collective enthusiasm around shared moments.
|
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He kept the mech off of my ass, and I kept the Nazi soldiers off his.
|
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I kept imagining him next to me, I kept looking around, looking for the bullet holes.
|
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Our sources say the officer took the knife home and kept it ... kept it for years.
|
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The California Democrat kept control of the hearing, just as he's kept the inquiry on track.
|
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Church officials kept complaints in a "secret archive," to which only the bishop kept the key.
|
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"I just kept making plays and they kept putting the ball in my hands," Fox said.
|
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In each case, he kept thinking about running, kept talking about running, without ever actually running.
|
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I kept trying to "fix" my body, and it kept telling me to leave it alone.
|
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As the day turned, the tsunami of news just kept coming—and it's kept coming since.
|
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I just kept on writing the songs that I envisioned or kept hearing in my head.
|
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As long as new riders kept signing up, cash kept flowing in the form of deposits.
|
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He kept talking about everything: the acting, the singing, you name it, he just kept going.
|
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That was what kept me in my body, kept me from getting sucked into their vortexes.
|
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I kept waking up, and the water level kept rising, and it was just a deluge.
|
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My coaches kept picking up the phone, and kept convincing me to try to prove myself.
|
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Looks like he kept the set going too -- Antonio danced onstage and kept tossing around cash.
|
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Instead, the president kept insisting he was right on Alabama and agitators kept egging him on.
|
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"I just kept getting the plays, and they kept the ball in my hands," Fox said.
|
|
I kept drinking coffee and staying up late to study and the eyelid just kept twitching.
|
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I just kept it to myself, and I just kept on looking at your Twitter feed.
|
|
When she graduated last spring, she knew she didn't want to take a desk job, so she kept making things, kept posting about them — and her number of followers kept growing.
|
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"Looking back on my life, it's amazing that I kept the faith and kept the courage and just kept moving forward despite different things that might set you back," she said.
|
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"She kept texting me and she kept saying she was fine, and she was hiding," Rozenblatt says.
|
|
She kept her blonde hair down around her shoulders and kept her makeup simple for the occasion.
|
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"When DHS kept moving them out of our house, it just kept ripping our hearts," Michael says.
|
|
It has kept YouTube TV from expanding and it kept Apple out of the skinny bundle business.
|
|
I was very personable and they all just ... They all just kept their heads down, kept walking.
|
|
The noise levels kept rising on Suzanne Lenglen Court as the duo kept going toe-to-toe.
|
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The fact that disc jockeys kept doing new mixes that has kept it relevant all these years?
|
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In the first half, we couldn't throw it in the ocean, but we kept defending, kept defending.
|
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The seizure of Mr. Wolf's property stunned Tulum, but people kept building and the tourists kept coming.
|
|
The bartender kept threatening to cut everyone off, but she also kept refilling their tequila for free.
|
|
She kept her head down while other aides burned out, and kept her access to the president.
|
|
Yes, guns are typically locked in a safe and kept somewhere, but where would they be kept?
|
|
Meanwhile, employees kept falling ill, and customers kept showing up in droves, including some who seemed sick.
|
|
Delbanco depicts a republic that kept facing the problem of white supremacy and kept electing to punt.
|
|
The overall effect was of a coiled energy that kept expanding because it was kept so controlled.
|
|
Of course, character can't be clinically tested, but something kept Lowell going, and something kept him writing.
|
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He kept a gun in his office, because, as a dentist, he kept opiates in his office.
|
|
American investors kept buying those bonds, and Puerto Rico kept issuing them when it couldn't pay its bills.
|
|
Investigators say they routinely kept handguns and rifles in the same closet where children&aposs toys were kept.
|
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I didn't know that so I just kind of stood there and just kept healing, just kept healing.
|
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I kept saying that I didn't mean to bother her and she kept saying 'No, this is important.
|
|
Worse still, they were the one I kept complaining to about how money kept vanishing from my account.
|
|
Still, I kept my watch on that hilltop, and the crew kept up their patrols and supply runs.
|
|
And you know, when oil got to 25, we kept buying the debt and kept buying the debt.
|
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"He kept his spirit and he kept his sense of humor right until the very end," Baker said.
|
|
CLINTON: The United States has kept the peace — the United States has kept the peace through our alliances.
|
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People kept passing him on the stairs and he kept looking down, counting the steps, seeing the shoes.
|
|
Carmody kept the book in tow partly out of superstition — the Crusaders kept winning — but also for inspiration.
|
|
" But I just kept plugging away because I kept saying, "Ya know, I've never heard a hard no.
|
|
On the two floors kept ready for guests, rooms are kept relatively clean and offer occasional hot water.
|
|
Even as some lenders quietly braced for the market to fall, prices kept rising, and profits kept growing.
|
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My family, who has done so much for me and has kept me together and kept me strong.
|
|
"They just kept doing it and kept losing," said Charles Rehwinkel, deputy public counsel for the Florida Legislature.
|
|
Yet most of them stayed — for a while — as the Cardinals kept scoring and the Braves kept collapsing.
|
|
We kept having good at-bats, we kept having a good game and, we were able to win.
|
|
Li said the authorities kept her under surveillance and she had kept her plan for her walk secret.
|
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"Even when she was violently ill, we kept playing the music and we kept dancing and smiling and laughing, and I gotta tell you, that was one major focal point that kept her going."
|
|
"My family is what's kept me the way that I am and kept me still loving music," she explained.
|
|
"We kept getting to the line, kept attacking the basket," said Clarkson, who converted seven of nine free throws.
|
|
That he not only kept them but kept them together is an astounding moment of foresight and good fortune.
|
|
We just did funny things like that that kept it light and entertaining, and really kept the story moving.
|
|
Since 2017, however, the star has kept a lower profile and kept any Fourth of July celebrations under wraps.
|
|
We kept looking for Kevin and he kept making shots, but we weren't able to get him to 2190.
|
|
"Tom just kept changing speeds, changing areas, and kind of kept them off balance," said Marlins manager Don Mattingly.
|
|
That's because some parts of the Siri experience are purposely kept on the device to ensure they're kept private.
|
|
We did get a little tired in the second half, but we kept on fighting, kept on chipping away.
|
|
Users' funds were kept in a secure bitcoin wallet and the private keys were kept by Saxena and Kalra.
|
|
"We want people kept out of prison, families kept together," said Kevin Matthews, the campaign director of Decriminalize Denver.
|
|
But she kept shoveling and kept playing, and in 21 she reached a personal-best ranking of No. 22.
|
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It's comes from when peasants kept a pot over the fire and just kept the broth bubbling, simmering forever.
|
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So I kept telling her I had no money, and then the price kept on going up and down.
|
|
Carrington kept pouring in shots for Seton Hall, but the Jayhawks kept making foul shots to seal the victory.
|
|
My professor kept giving me problems, and I kept pursuing them, even though I couldn't always solve them immediately.
|
|
He kept on being his eccentric, sexy, unapologetic self, and kept on making the art he wanted to make.
|
|
You may remember Justin kept saying he was going to release a new song and it kept getting delayed.
|
|
The Delta name was kept and the airline kept Northwest's route network largely intact, especially from Detroit and Minneapolis.
|
|
I kept going back to work out again; kept crunching, tucking, sweating, squatting, but my reflection just got uglier.
|
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"I kept showing up in places that kept turning out to be educational and rewarding," he said in 2015.
|
|
And how does that make ... and you kept on asking it and he kept on being unable to answer it.
|
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They kept it a secret from him, me, his other attorney, and they kept it a secret from his mother.
|
|
He kept writing, though, and he kept being read, circulating novels including "I Served the King of England" in samizdat.
|
|
By the final seven, Adam kept out of the spotlight and kept the focus on mega-threats Jay and David.
|
|
It's almost like as long as it's kept on the field or kept within our organization, we're good with that.
|
|
Like the Reddit poster, I kept trying to make sense of it, I kept getting nowhere, and it bothered me.
|
|
The funny thing is, again on the cutting room floor, there's a version where I kept talking, I kept engaging.
|
|
It also adjusts temperatures based on muscle groups — users' legs can be kept warm while their core is kept cool.
|
|
"The Intel investigation never really stopped, at a working level -- it kept receiving documents, it kept making connections," he said.
|
|
And it turned out he made such good television that the press kept covering him, and his numbers kept rising.
|
|
We didn't have a lot, but she kept her house clean and she kept food on the table for us.
|
|
And what I discovered as I kept reading was something that was shocking, and remarkable, and kept coming at you.
|
|
And I kept researching, kept asking pesky questions when I didn't understand something that I thought was important to understand.
|
|
I kept going to the range, and my shots kept flying to the right in the same low-slung arc.
|
|
The ceiling we kept hearing about last summer and fall, starting at the high teens and low 20s, kept rising.
|
|
The Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary just kept sending my mom the paperwork, so she just kept filling it out.
|
|
But, the number who kept using e-cigarettes kept dropping — 3.7% in 2014, 3.5% in 2015, and 3.2% in 2016.
|
|
Chapman kept tossing and Davis kept hacking, like a man chopping with a machete at a dense thicket of underbrush.
|
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Can you recreate that world without the things that kept money out of it and kept the rent so low?
|
|
The HOA kept sending out letters pointing out that it violated the community guidelines, but they just kept popping up.
|
|
" One woman said of the officers: "They kept us safe the whole time, the whole time, they kept us safe.
|
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"I kept on admiring his poems as he kept on being nasty about me and my eastern gang," Hall writes.
|
|
And despite throttling back production, OPEC members kept on exporting barrels at a brisk pace, which kept storage tanks full.
|
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That was kind of frustrating, but I kept fighting, kept believing that I can still win it in two sets.
|
|
The band kept finding different improvisational interstices while Mr. Zappa kept challenging the musicians, like speeding up "Camarillo Brillo" nightly.
|
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It got to the point to where he kept coming over—him and Ski—and we just kept doing shit.
|
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Generally, though, being a kept man is not much better than being a kept dairy product — the expiration date comes soon.
|
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It might be held by an aide or kept in a desk drawer at home, rather than kept on his person.
|
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Donald Trump kept saying, 'Oh, ISIS formed because of Hillary,' and Hillary kept saying, 'Donald Trump didn't pay his federal taxes'.
|
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Judge Maxwell Wiley ordered him kept in the nearby federal jail in lower Manhattan, where Manafort has been kept last week.
|
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"We've been trying to plan a wedding and everything kept coming up so we kept having to postpone it," Bradley recalls.
|
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We were barely making ends meet, I was smashing racquets, sponsors kept promising things, managers kept knocking, but that was all.
|
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Two police officers on duty kept drivers in line and police tape kept them from entering the station the wrong way.
|
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Discontented kids leaving kept Orange City conservative; homesick adults returning brought a combination of perspective and allegiance that kept it alive.
|
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He kept telling me, and the many people that kept rushing up to him, that he was desperate for a nap.
|
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He will be kept on the outside and he is definitely opposition, so he's used to being kept on the outside.
|
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She kept her head up and looked straight ahead as a legion of court officers stood behind her and kept watch.
|
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Barré just kept moving, kept finding ways to perturb expectation as well as underscore our inability to see the whole picture.
|
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As Syracuse kept the game close in the second half, Williamson kept refusing to miss, while showing essential energy on defense.
|
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"I kept on coming here, and I felt, to be honest, more pressure every time that I kept coming," Djokovic said.
|
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I think, at that point, she would have preferred that I kept it to myself and kept it as something private.
|
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"The financial crisis was terrible, but most people kept their jobs and many of them kept up their spending," he says.
|
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And thanks most of all to the thousands of readers who kept their concerns coming and kept me on my toes.
|
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She kept sewing and making videos, and the family enterprise, the Missouri Star Quilt Company, kept buying and fixing up buildings.
|
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Finally, she started to make a couple of mistakes and I kept the intensity up, kept trying to find a way.
|
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Interest rates, seen by most to have bottomed out, were kept unchanged, with the deposit rate kept deep in negative territory.
|
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Incredibly complicated-looking computer systems kept the ship running on course — and kept track of the thousands of containers on board.
|
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Skurka carried out his study by editing a clip of Jimmy Kimmel discussing climate change and Sarah Palin in four ways: one kept only the informational content, another kept only the humor, one kept only the indignation, and one — the satirical version, and the one which was closest to the original — which kept both the humor and the indignation.
|
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"I kept it for history's sake, I kept it for Walt's artistic stake, I kept it because it was the first thing to show and display... what a theme park would look like," Curran recalled in a recent video.
|
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"The dogs was still chasing everybody, there was nothing we could do because they kept coming back, kept coming back," Williams said.
|
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He kept trying to tell me he was getting cut every day, I kept trying to tell him, &aposwhat are you doing?
|
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The more he kept on trying to use the net, the more it kept on flapping its wings and knocking everything over.
|
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He kept giving me tips and kept pushing me to bet more and more, and I ended up leaving at 7 a.m.
|
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It was just something about the two of those characters together that they kept going back to and then it kept growing.
|
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It's one thing to be kept from doing your laundry, and another thing entirely to be kept from your friends or family.
|
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And while the details of both Meghan and Kate's dresses have been kept under wraps, that hasn't kept the predictions from coming!
|
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"Gene kept everything, but one of the difficult parts about this is that he kept every thing," he says with a laugh.
|
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"I kept hearing repeatedly how they kept getting swiped left on and couldn't even get a date," Lawton told The Daily Beast.
|
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Smith kept swishing 3-pointers, and James kept going straight at the rim, his thunderous dunk extending the lead back to 20.
|
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Jacey kept a close eye on Aiden, who kept wandering over to the neighbor's yard, where there was a new Chihuahua puppy.
|
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As baseball players we are a little superstitious, so we kept going there every start day and I kept ordering that burger.
|
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Mr. Comey testified that he kept the memos free of classified information to ensure that many of them were not kept secret.
|
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But Trump has still kept the U.S. Embassy's lights on, and has kept Cuba off a list of state sponsors of terror.
|
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At the same time, I knew if I kept plugging away, kept doing the little things, eventually it was going to happen.
|
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" In a statement, former president George W. Bush said, "Mom kept us on our toes and kept us laughing until the end.
|
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But the good thing about it was is that the more you do it, the better you get at it, and so I just kept going and kept going and kept going and I talked to a lot of people.
|
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David, hurt and furious that Patrick kept this from him, reminds his boyfriend that his trust issues have kept him from relationships before.
|
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We kept thinking about different options and Haiku Mill just kept coming up, so we got a date there and we're really excited.
|
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Actually, it was a few members of the Senate Intelligence Committee who kept bringing up AI when, interestingly, they kept referencing deep fakes.
|
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When Noma was in Australia, I kept part of my sourdough at Studio, where one of the chefs kept an eye on it.
|
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They've kept it vibrant, and they've always kept this franchise in check, and it's for them that I think we're making this film.
|
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The way Hall kept her composure and kept producing the shots of her life down the stretch, there might be more to come.
|
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When I thought I was depressed in middle school and high school, I just kept it to myself and kept going to church.
|
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But, the 49-year-old NHL great kept his composure ... kept his concentration ... and when it came time to swing, he CRUSHED IT!
|
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The Mansoura Six were kept in illegal detention centers, denied access to lawyers, and were kept in inhumane conditions, CFJ's report also said.
|
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He kept stepping back, to be farther from her, and she kept stepping toward him, and he was not going to be manipulated.
|
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Mr. Yousif kept us moving through the shadowy chambers — highlighting one enclosure where priests' robes were kept and another that housed sacred texts.
|
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If it happened two weeks from now, they would have kept them, and they would've kept them for a long period of time.
|
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" Kristina Winters, a 37-year-old sales consultant, added, "They kept to the core of the two main characters and kept it simple.
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She seemed like she wanted to fuck me, so I kept going, but all she kept saying was that it would be weird.
|
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Near the end of the afternoon, Joyce Asiginak carried the new boules out for slicing and the process kept going and kept going.
|
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Georgia Tech kept converting shots, overcoming its propensity to turn the ball over, and kept the Cardinals at bay throughout the first half.
|
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Adoptions have not kept up with removals, and removals have not kept up with natural growth of wild horse populations on the range.
|
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Vikings 20, Lions 7 Minnesota kept pace in the NFC North race, and Detroit kept pace for a high draft pick in April.
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I kept at it, though, even though both our Sims kept trying to escape the conversation to play video games (honestly, also accurate).
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They are mostly kept by American presidents, mostly kept by members of Congress, and mostly kept by foreign politicians, too: Beyond those facts, it's important to recognize that politicians are constrained from delivering on their promises by the objective political and institutional reality.
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Not only were a handful of determined protesters kept out of sight; with no presidential walkabouts, even ordinary folk were kept at arm's length.
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" "They kept throwing dance numbers at us and stunts and it just kept getting bigger and bigger, culminating with the finale of season 1.
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In the early 2000s, everyone wanted to know what J.Lo kept in her Louis Vuitton bag and Jennifer Aniston kept in her Burberry clutch.
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Her mother-in-law, now son-less, kept handing her plastic glasses of sweet white wine, which she kept abandoning on tables and counters.
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Meanwhile, people who kept their phones in their pocket or bag came in slightly behind those who kept their phone in a separate room.
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Kates kept some of the animals in his home but also rented a storage space outside of city limits, where he kept more reptiles.
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"I kept the ball in place nicely and hit a few nice iron shots, kept going with the flow and got rewarded," he said.
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In the same span of time, the owners of the gas station kept sending their neighbors a message, and those neighbors kept misreading it.
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Traders also kept an eye on Europe, where the European Central Bank kept its benchmark interest rate at zero percent and monetary policy unchanged.
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Because he refused to be imprisoned by a disease that kept him hamstrung longer than Nelson Mandela was kept in prison in South Africa.
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Her father kept offering to play the movie "Shrek," in hopes of calming her down, but she kept insisting they watch the news instead.
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"If this organization is going to be kept - it ought to be kept - it ought to have three, five or various commissioners," Donohue said.
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"He kept saying 'I can do more,' but I kept holding him back because I was paranoid he'd start his own company," Lowson said.
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And could I tell her why was the cursor kept jumping around when she typed because she kept losing her place in the document?
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I couldn't get the smell of that stale, iron-y, bloody smell off of my hand, and, like, I kept, I kept smelling it.
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JY: I knew a poet who said he kept a draft of every poem he wrote and he kept it in a filing cabinet.
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And the blood-spattered pink suit itself, kept in a vault near Washington, D.C., is to be kept from view at least until 2014.
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I kept seeing this store called Ale Hop with a life sized cow figure, and A kept mentioning it so we check it out.
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But people kept throwing money at her so she kept showing up at events, including the Conservative Political Action Conference and Tea Party rallies.
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Mahsut told Business Insider that even as she kept blocking the numbers calling her, she kept receiving the same automated calls from other numbers.
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So I kind of ... I moved on to other stories, but just kinda kept making calls and kinda kept reporting in my spare time.
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There was only one floor where I was playing, but I kept thinking that I was upstairs and kept telling people to go downstairs.
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I kept asking them to stop, and they just kept giggling and doing whatever it was they were, y'know, going at it back there.
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Along with Ditko and Kirby, he kept the crank turning, and those gloriously bombastic words kept sprawling out beside those even more gloriously bombastic images.
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Drivers sitting in the drive-thru kept pounding their horns, and all that honking kept surrounding residents up until the early hours of the morning.
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So basically, being an asshole to other kids kept you at the cool kids table, while being nice kept you with the other basic bitches.
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"I had chemo brain and kept fading in and out, but my team kept me focused because they knew how important it was," he says.
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Vashukevich kept seeing Deripaska, traveling with him on holidays to Austria and Krasnodar, a city in Russia's south, her friends said, and she kept recording.
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For any piece of land to have no chemicals, it has to be kept away and kept completely bare of chemicals for almost a decade.
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She kept her hair a little longer, for one, and also kept a heavy bang she can flip around in the front for style versatility.
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My hair dried so fast I almost didn't believe it; I kept timing it, kept marvelling about my not-even-a-little-bit-damp hair.
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Golden State kept stumbling, and the Lakers kept up the pressure, until the Warriors spiraled to just their sixth loss of the season, 112-95.
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He kept interacting with young fans online and at conferences such as July's Minecon, and he kept uploading videos featuring his crew of teenage acolytes.
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Reporters kept pressing Shah on whether Israel bore any responsibility for its soldiers killing protesters, most of whom were unarmed, and Shah kept denying it.
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The Sun Devils tried to make runs in the second half but kept missing shots at the rim and the Jayhawks kept answering with baskets.
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He threw a hard slider that kind of kept us off balance and kept the ball down so that's always a recipe for success usually.
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"We were on our way to Pindar Vineyards and kept laughing because we kept seeing signs everywhere that hinted at getting married," Panhilason tells PEOPLE.
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Her body had been kept in a room at the northwest Arkansas compound, and his followers kept a vigil, praying for months for a resurrection.
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The BoE kept interest rates on hold on Thursday but kept its options open and hinted at slightly faster rate rises if Brexit goes smoothly.
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We kept the faith and kept pounding the pavement, but we were told by so many people in Hollywood that we were wasting our time.
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The parents in our living room kept chatting and laughing; their babies kept grabbing and goo-ing, unaware, as they should be, of my personal turmoil.
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They got me a fight with a top-ranked opponent, and I did well, so I kept my reputation, and they kept giving me good fights.
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The BoE kept interest rates on hold on Thursday but kept its options open and hinted at slightly faster future rate rises if Brexit goes smoothly.
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AND IN THE NYPD, WE HAVE KEPT AHEAD OF THE CURVE RATHER THAN JUST RESPONDING TO IT. FABER: HOW HAVE YOU KEPT AHEAD OF THE CURVE?
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"I just felt like I would be a bother to people if I kept asking for rides, so I kind of just kept cool," Duncan said.
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Italy: Trumpland's trip to the G7 summit — the cool kids of liberal democracies — was kept mostly under wraps as the leaders kept their negotiations to themselves.
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Cassidy-Graham has snuck up on most of Washington in part because Senate leadership and the White House have largely kept their distance and kept mum.
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He could have kept that fourth wall intact and kept right on faking it because, for the most part, that smile was expertly, almost alarmingly convincing.
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"As long as they are kept private and their (LGBT community's) personal affairs are kept to themselves, then it will not be a problem," he said.
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Among those who kept it on, their odds of death were 74 percent lower compared to patients who kept in off during the three-month test.
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Over the next few days, she kept a close eye on the tracker and also kept her Tumblr followers up-to-date on the package's whereabouts.
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Which is why the authorities kept growth targets within a broad 6.0-6.5 percent range, cut taxes but kept fiscal easing well short of 2015 levels.
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"What helped me get back to a good place was you, you always kept believing in me and kept holding me high," she captioned a post.
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" Stuart Spencer, a former political strategist for Ronald Reagan, was quoted as saying, "The media made him, the media kept him, the media kept promoting him.
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Although he kept the Taliban at bay, he was also accused of tribal favoritism and of using force against political rivals, which ultimately kept Oruzgan fragile.
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While Smith (251 points), Love (236 points, 280 rebounds) and Kyrie Irving (22 points and four assists) kept hoisting 2180-pointers, James kept attacking the rim.
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He kept winning, he kept talking, his name rang out, and by the end of the year he had a gold belt to show for it.
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The researchers showed that cells kept at 37 degrees Celsius were more likely to undergo apoptosis (basically, cell suicide) than cells kept at 33 degrees Celsius.
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"We started out kind of slow, but we kept building, we kept grinding and we caught up with them," Rockets interim head coach J.B. Bickerstaff said.
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When I graduated, in 2015, I decided it needed to be a book, because the questions kept getting bigger and the answers kept getting more shocking.
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But I kept doing the math and kept getting the same answer: My family's one-week winter-break trip to Florida would melt 90 square feet.
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And the way she kept her composure and kept producing the shots of her life down the stretch, there may be more major titles to come.
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While the defense kept Navy's triple option in check, Book was remarkably efficient as he kept the Midshipmen off balance with lots of play-action passes.
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The pace turned frenetic in the second half as Marshall kept slashing to the basket, making circus layups and drawing fouls as he kept Xavier afloat.
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And still, even as their movements grew stiff and their tendons tight, when they were gasping for breath and it looked as though they could not possibly give any more, they kept going, kept chasing, kept running: past England, into the World Cup final, into history.
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During the convention, someone kept trying to get their niece or daughter to take a photo with Maznevski, but the poor girl kept running away from her.
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"I used (time on the DL) to get my body in shape, kept my cardio going, kept my shoulder work so my arm is strong," he said.
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So long as the DA kept increasing its vote share at elections, the tension between its mostly white liberal core and its newer members was kept subdued.
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"We kept the puck out of the zone and kept their chances to a minimum and I thought we were pretty good in the game," said Domingue.
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Martins added that authorities might have preferred to have kept his client in custody, but it would have scandalous if he had been kept in any longer.
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Yamauchi kept holding the closed guard, and Chandler drove him to the fence and kept either stacking up into the fence or driving his chin underneath Yamauchi.
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I kept it all together enough to where I would never let you down, but I kept it too much together to where I let myself down.
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The Bank of England kept interest rates on hold on Thursday but kept its options open and hinted at slightly faster rate rises if Brexit goes smoothly.
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I kept it all together enough to where I would never let you down but I kept it too much together to where I let myself down.
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"It is not clear if the troops sold the cookies and she kept the money or she sold the cookies herself and kept the money," Bartley said.
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She told the Post that Moore "kept asking her out and she kept saying no," but he continued being "persistent in a way that made her uncomfortable."
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" She explains, "When I kept asking why they needed to do all of this, they kept saying because I wanted to bring medical cream on the plane.
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The writing had been on the wall for weeks now as Spicer's performances continually kept earning low scores from the judges ... but fan votes kept him alive.
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Sometimes it has worked and sometimes it hasn't, but it has always kept his opponents off balance and kept the world in a state of suspended animation.
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One theory is that the mass is another cancerous tumor, but it's being kept in check by medications Devaney takes, and could be kept at bay indefinitely.
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They hit a few times for some losses, but he stayed with the run game and we kept pounding it, kept the ball out of their hands.
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Sticking to a script has kept him out of trouble, kept him from calling Kim Jong Un "rocket man," and derailing diplomacy to drag Kim to talks.
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But the brutal headlines kept coming: On Monday, August 19, the Financial Times' editorial board blasted WeWork and Neumann for the lock he kept on the company.
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"Each of [his] reviews is getting worse and worse, but his budget kept getting bigger and bigger, and the stars kept getting bigger and bigger," Shaul said.
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It pitted us against each other; it degraded our trust in each other; it kept us from working together, and so it kept us isolated and weak.
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Finally, he just kept on and kept on and he said, "Loretta, just stop for a minute," Finally, I stopped and the other girls stopped with me.
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The residents of this relatively benign zone are kept safe by armed guards and ramparts made of shipping containers and kept happy with hallucinogens and dance music.
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"In the moments that are the most stressful — events or especially fashion shows — Ed kept his sense of humor, kept his wits," he said in an interview.
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References to the company are kept to a minimum, and mistakes such as Wood accidentally saying: "Good Parma codcast" instead of "Good Carma podcast," are kept in.
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The Russians kept talking about ways they could win access to or favor with the Clintons, and the informant kept reporting it back to his FBI handlers.
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As they walked to the parking lot, Irv kept signalling for Jacob to take one of Tamir's bags, and Jacob kept signalling that Tamir wouldn't let him.
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Slowing Japanese core consumer price growth that kept the Bank of Japan's elusive 203 percent target well out of reach also kept the yen on the slide.
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Another one of my people, another one of my kids … that was another year we could have kept them in there, we could have kept them safe.
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Whether we've seen eye-to-eye or rarely agreed at all, my conversations with you, the American people -- in living rooms and schools; at farms and on factory floors; at diners and on distant outposts -- are what have kept me honest, kept me inspired, and kept me going.
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Whether we've seen eye-to-eye or rarely agreed at all, my conversations with you, the American people - in living rooms and schools; at farms and on factory floors; at diners and on distant outposts - are what have kept me honest, kept me inspired, and kept me going.
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I've been fairly good at evolving - I never graduated from a school and I didn't have a normal studying life but I kept learning as I kept moving.
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Hopkins, Minnesota (CNN)As details eke out about Prince's last days, the people closest to him have mostly kept away from the spotlight and kept quiet, until now.
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Even after the week-long camping trip, the melatonin levels kept rising 2.5 hours earlier than it did before the trip — meaning people kept going to bed earlier.
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He added some more instruments, but then more people came on board who added more and more and more and more and it kept evolving and kept changing.
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Goldman Sachs, led by Lloyd C. Blankfein as chief executive, has kept investors satisfied largely because it has kept profits high, particularly relative to competitors like Morgan Stanley.
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"We took international equities down and kept U.S. at neutral rating and decreased duration in bond portfolios and kept underweight in fixed income and raised cash," said Wieting.
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So the whole time, I kept being like, "Who's on the first show?" and they kept telling me his name and I had no idea who it was.
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He kept making music and mentoring protégés like Bria Valente and 3rdeyegirl, occasionally recapturing the studio magic he'd kept alive from the late '70s through the mid-'90s.
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But he just kept going, and he and his followers' attacks on me kept getting more and more personal, despite him asking me not to attack him personally.
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He read the sign and sighed, "They kept telling us we need you, and we kept thinking we'll get there soon, they will always be around," he explained.
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Meanwhile my tolerance kept growing, my prescription strength kept going up and up, until I was on 653 milligrams a day of Oxycodone—that's six 265 milligram tabs.
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For the four hours I was there, this woman kept getting fucked by a handful of dudes and we kept making eye contact and having these weird connections.
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"For a little bit sanctuary is the solution because it kept her in the country, and it kept her with her family, and that's a success," Miller said.
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"If it happened two weeks from now, they would have kept them and they could have kept them for a long period of time," Trump said on MSNBC.
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"They all just kept me straight, made sure to keep me away from all the outside stuff and just kept a ball in my hand," Dixon, 18, recalls.
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The dollar kept strengthening, the price of commodities kept falling, and the Standard & Poor's 2106 dropped about 22014 percent over three weeks in late January and early February.
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"I love working with these young people and I think that's what kept my heart young, not my body young, but kept my heart young all these years."
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Andy Wang, CEO of Alibaba Future Hotel, claims the data recognition information is only kept during the duration of the guests' stay and is not kept on record.
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And in the finale, we finally learned that the island kept its mystical energy because... a plug in a pool kept the island's magical water from draining away.
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The President kept giving away ground, and she kept sending memos that said, It's still possible to do this, but it's harder than it was six months ago.
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He said some 15,000 people have been "kept under watch as a matter of abundant precaution," and those showing early symptoms were being kept in isolation at hospitals.
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"I kept trying to push the film towards being more of a character exploration and [the producer] kept pushing it back towards being a conventional romantic comedy," McKenna recalls.
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So I just kept at it, but I think it did help that I always knew I had this fallback of a magazine career, and I've always kept writing.
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An older man who made you feel special, who kept circling back to you, who technically didn't break any of the rules and kept reminding you of that fact?
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" And of the possibility that Affleck might contribute to Harris' work with veterans, he said, "I don't know, but you know what, I kept talking and he kept listening.
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Trump detractors kept saying this was the first of many dominoes to fall, and Trump supporters and surrogates kept arguing that Robert Mueller was focusing on the wrong person.
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FULL COVERAGE OF LAS VEGAS SHOOTING "People kept picking me up and dropping me, and picking me up and dropping me, because we kept hearing the shots," Sheppard said.
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In March, CBP agents in El Paso kept some families in a temporary holding pen under a bridge, with some families claiming they were kept there for several days.
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There was never any look of defeat, or frustration, or complaining, or questioning calls — they just kept playing and kept coming back for more and today it proved effective.
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It was the manner in which the Sharks kept coming at Montreal with wave after wave of chances that kept the Canadiens backed up during the final 23 minutes.
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The only other records of these private keys were the logs that the company kept during the coin engraving process, which Forsyth says he kept under lock and key.
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All the while, his phone kept ringing, and though Iranian etiquette prescribes that he allow the partygoers to take their time in choosing, he kept discreetly checking his watch.
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"As we kept peeling away at it, we kept finding there was more and more to it that ultimately connected St. Louis to Texas and Mexico," Chief Dotson said.
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And when it all blew up, you kept your job, you kept your multimillion-dollar bonuses and you went on television to blame thousands of $12-an-hour employees.
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"He kept his spirit and he kept his sense of humor right to the very end, but his passing … was very gentle and very peaceful," Baker said on ABC.
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He didn't care—he kept saying how proud he was of what he did, and when I said goodbye his wife kept repeating that he wasn't a bad person.
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F.S.G. learned the hard way the value of sacrificing relative pocket change in matchday revenue in order to ensure that the fans kept coming and the lads kept singing.
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Comey had kept four of the seven memos he wrote in a safe at his home, and had not told the FBI he kept them there after his firing.
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The products, which are often kept off banks' balance sheets, are part of a vast, shadowy system of lending that has girded the Chinese economy and kept businesses growing.
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When I walked the dog on a night with temperatures in the teens, my eyes kept tearing up and the tears kept freezing to the inside of my glasses.
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The number of hogs kept for breeding increased 1.4 percent, versus estimates for a 2.1% rise, while hogs kept for marketing jumped 3.9%, above estimates for a 3.1% rise.
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" - Adrian, 32 "Baby carrot dick kept slipping out.
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" - Grace, 29 "Kept calling me his ex's name.
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" - Ben, 36 "Kept fucking ex after our breakup.
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" - Leia, 29 "He kept liking her Instagram pics.
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" - Lindsey, 24 "Peed in Tupperware and kept it.
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" - Gina, 25 "Kept a tampon in during sex.
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" - Priya, 28 "Kept pushing for kids and marriage.
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Raja told investigators Jones kept pointing his gun at him; prosecutors say Raja saw him throw it down but kept firing, which is why he is charged with attempted murder.
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" The live crowds "really kept us going because even not having a song on the radio the last two or three years, people kept selling out a lot of shows.
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Mere mortals were not allowed to tread its hallowed ground as the ladies at the gate kept out all but the invited and kept folks from crossing through the booth.
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Investigators often found that the accommodations these stolen animals were kept in were cruel, as well; they reported seeing ocelots kept in barren cages and manatees stuffed in tiny tanks.
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"John and I just kept crying and praying and he kept telling me 'It's going to be okay, it's going to be okay,' " she says about their final moments together.
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It was much more popular and exciting to the players than I had expected, and I kept readjusting my expectations because of that, and they kept on exceeding them again.
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The copyright office still runs on a largely paper based system (some records kept are still kept in card catalogues) and is forced to share the library's aging IT systems.
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" Lissette Rozenblatt, 49, a mom whose daughter is a sophomore at the school, told PEOPLE, "She kept texting me and she kept saying she was fine and she was hiding.
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Those comments from the Fed's No. 2 policymaker kept the dollar from falling Monday, but the reluctance to make bullish bets ahead of Yellen's remarks kept the dollar from rallying.
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"If we kept the oil, you probably wouldn't have ISIS, because that's where they made their money in the first place, so we should have kept the oil," Trump said.
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And I just kept the dream alive, just working hard, practicing, trying to figure out what was wrong and be smart about it as well and just kept at it.
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But I kept doing the math and kept getting the same answer: My family's one-week winter-break trip to Florida would shrink the ice cover by 90 square feet.
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Like Retzler, Dan Morgan, a senior portfolio manager at Synovus Trust, had been stocking away cash as the market kept rising and the top tech names kept getting more expensive.
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According to a 2016 profile in The New Yorker, she demanded cash before performing live, and then often kept the money in a handbag that she kept near her onstage.
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"Is that a jackass on your shirt?" said a man cradling a baby, and through it all, Liz kept smiling, and kept waving, and meanwhile, Miranda was home with Phillip.
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Disadvantaged patients who kept returning to the E.R. were matched to social workers, health coaches and doctors who visited them where they lived and kept in touch for several months.
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I have real estate both in the UK and the US. European cars are kept in the UK and US cars are kept in the US. BH: I do indeed.
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You kept them for the visit to the doctor, to get into a better school; you kept them for when you had a lawsuit or even for going on vacation.
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If the records weren't the sort of thing that people usually kept at home, the agent would need to explain why they believe Manafort kept those records at his home.
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As I went on as a newspaper and magazine writer and editor, I just kept up with all of their careers because I really liked writing about comedy, and just thought that it was interesting that this group of people kept finding each other, kept working together on different projects over the years.
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Except that the inflammatory Trump, who delights in breaking the fourth wall, was perfectly happy to shatter the convention in Republican circles that W. "kept us safe," as Jeb kept saying.
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Apple has traditionally kept its services and voice-enabled skills locked into its own hardware and has kept rival services such as Spotify and Amazon's music streaming service at arm's length.
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And the southpaw McGregor kept his right hand up in Mayweather's face at all times, a tactic that clearly irritated Mayweather, who kept batting the hand away to get an angle.
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We've been wanting to share for such a long time now but we kept putting it off because we just kept forgetting to plan a cute gender reveal photo for Instagram!
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Meanwhile, a whiskey bar from Distillery 291 kept the party going, cigars from Master Roller Cigars were passed out to attendees and Kiss FM's DJ Chunk kept the dance floor packed.
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A doctor visiting detained children reported that they had not been given toothpaste or soap and were being kept in freezing rooms where the lights were kept on for 24 hours.
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The lawsuit alleges USA Gymnastics "kept a secret file of sexual abuse allegations and enabled a culture of psychological and physical abuse that kept young girls," including the Schwikert sisters, silent.
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E-cigs have kept kept teen tobacco use from falling The data comes from the CDC's 2014 National Youth Tobacco Survey, with results being self-reported by more than 22,000 students.
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The miner also kept running after I navigated away from Salon (but kept it open in a tab), which could potentially be very annoying for the real tab monsters out there.
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Coveney said the Irish government was flexible on how May kept her promise that there would be no physical border infrastructure on the island, but not on whether she kept it.
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I'm also impressed with how whoever engineered this whole thing kept that fake baby from falling off the dog, and kept the fake baby's cig from flying out of its mouth.
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Howard Vander Beek, who commanded the vessel as a Navy lieutenant, kept the flag throughout the war, brought it home and kept it in his basement until he died in 2014.
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That sterility, along with mountains of other issues, kept those productions from capturing the actual thrill of theater — or, in the case of "The Wiz," kept anyone from laughing after jokes.
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That was not a problem when U.S. oil output was rising: companies kept raising billions of dollars selling new shares to build fee-generating pipelines or terminals that kept distributions rising.
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Jack Lefebvre, who seemed to be the only Clinton supporter at Fred's Divot, kept quiet most of the night as he sat beneath the TV and kept busy on his phone.
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"They kept acting like it was you know just another day, [they] kept spending the money," White said, explaining that finding quality local leadership over the years has been a challenge.
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He read the sign and sighed, "They [the gas station] kept telling us we need you, and we kept thinking we'll get there soon, they will always be around," he explained.
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My right hand was uncontrollably twitching, and it kept on floating up and I kept on trying to push it down, and that's when I thought, Oh my God, I've overdosed.
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Notably, even as Mr. Beckworth kept referring to the defendants as Johnson & Johnson, acidly underlining the familiar parent name of the company, Mr. Ottaway kept referring to his client as Janssen.
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"In the meantime, we kept seeing the garbage pile up, the grounds not being kept, lights not being replaced in a timely matter," said Lehra Brooks, a 66-year-old resident.
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While government has stood still — or suffered as good ideas have been blocked by ideology — nonprofits and philanthropists have kept innovating and kept looking for new ways to make a difference.
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Over all, more than half of the women with early-stage breast cancer who wore cooling caps kept at least half their hair, and about 5 percent kept all their hair.
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It kept moving along and kept the focus on the films, where it should always be... >> Tina Fey, Maya Rudolph and Amy Poehler offered a "terrific mini monologue," Bill Carter tweeted.
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I will tell you that I'm going the make our country safe… Trump kept trying to evade and Cooper kept repeating the question until Trump gave some semblance of an answer.
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Peacock kept off United flight gets special wedding invitation .
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Woman accidentally stole car , kept it for two weeks.
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But Washington kept looking the other way – toward Beijing.
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" She added: "He kept moving and stayed warm enough.
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Yet the explosion in detected content kept growing — exponentially.
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" I kept telling her, "I'll die before you do.
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" She kept saying, "Get me out, get me out!
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" He elaborates: "As a young man I kept chickens.
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Meanwhile, Walmart and kept opening stores, as did and .
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She kept them all — and she still wears them!
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" via GIPHY "All he kept talking about was weed.
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You're a scientist -- VASANT NARASIMHAN: We kept the medicines.
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" Adds Henline: "God kept me alive for a reason.
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And Obama kept to his word -- for several months.
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Props to Desiigner though ... he kept the show going.
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" MM: "I kept my distance from all of them.
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But he kept it alive — that's what he does.
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Salazar has kept the Mariners in check with a .
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" Mr. Horovitz said, "but they kept going with it.
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I kept waiting for something ... well, interesting to happen.
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" — murderousbudgie "He kept me strung along our entire 'relationship.
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Well, she kept telling us ... over and over again.
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In the regular season, Hill kept hitters to a .
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"It kept growing — this meanness inside me," she says.
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" Emily Ratajkowski kept her reaction simple by writing, "Dead.
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"They just kept saying, 'Agree, agree, agree,' " he said.
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" I kept telling myself: "This isn't because he's black.
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But the javelina kept pace — majestic strides and all.
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But new stars kept coming — along with new requests.
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He has mostly kept his cool — but not always.
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"People kept saying, 'You're going to die,' " Rebecca says.
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" Green held him and kept repeating "I love you.
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They've turned Orlando blue — and kept the state purple.
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Whether we have seen eye-to-eye or rarely agreed at all, my conversations with you, the American people — in living rooms and in schools; at farms and on factory floors; at diners and on distant military outposts — those conversations are what have kept me honest, and kept me inspired, and kept me going.
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They passed some of the consortium's tasks to in-house employees and kept on some sub-contractors, but lost access to years' worth of construction expertise and documents kept by the planners.
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In that fight McGregor's timing was off and he was blasted with right hands and rag-dolled from the opening, but he kept working, kept the pace high, and simply outlasted Mendes.
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The Wildcats carried that eight-point lead into the break, leading 36-28 at the half as they kept trying to pull away but the Privateers kept sneaking back into the game.
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Officers also were called in September when Melinda Pleskovic told officers a set of car keys was missing, and that she kept finding her car unlocked and the alarm kept going off.
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He kept everyone invested, together, kept the mood right, especially for some of the dramatic things we had to do, and everyone genuinely loved each other — or liked each other at least.
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I kept watching Girls, kept following Dunham on Twitter, and encouraged my all-male (other than me) group text to watch the video she starred in for Refinery29's RIOT YouTube channel.
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One reason the rains kept coming was a larger pattern in place in the atmosphere, with the jet stream in an unusual position that kept guiding storms over the increasingly soggy region.
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Namely, as long as they kept to their square metre-age and I kept to mine, we could exist alongside each other in something like mutually self-assured destruction, terror, and harmony.
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Paul's neighbor claims the whole thing began with an "unsightly" pile of yard debris that he kept hauling away and even tried to incinerate — and that the lawmaker allegedly kept rebuilding. Sen.
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"That first set they were leading but even when we were behind we kept fighting, kept playing aggressive and taking a lot of risk and I think we were rewarded," Brouwer said.
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"We, for some reason, kept showing up and kept writing and, little by little, the songs got better and we got a little more inspired to do it," Williams told The Guardian.
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Prosecutors say the couple beat and tortured 12 of their 13 children, kept them chained to their beds and starved them -- all while the family dogs were kept clean and well-fed.
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Still, I kept going to Campus Crusade, and I kept going to church and praying, until, that is, the pastor at my church spewed out an insulting sermon in September of 2000.
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And local districts have varied their approach to arming educators — in Ohio, guns are kept in safes; in Texas, they can be worn in holsters or kept in safes within immediate reach.
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In ancient Greece, Pandora's box was not actually a box but a jar, or a clay pot with a lid, that was kept in the kitchen, where the women were also kept.
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Oral Roberts got as close as 11 late in the first half as Nzekwesi kept overpowering people inside, but Creighton kept finding answers even when it couldn't convert from point-blank range.
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So, I kept trying to get her into the stroller (and hoping that my 6-week-old baby wouldn't wake up), and she kept beating and kicking her way out of it.
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It is against that background that he has kept bemoaning the dollar's persistent strength and that he kept accusing the European Central Bank and the Chinese authorities of engaging in currency manipulation.
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They kept winning, so Glenn kept singing — through April and May and deep into June, with three home games in the Stanley Cup finals, the latest a Blues season had ever stretched.
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Things kept happening, we kept getting signs that we were on the right track, and I think that was necessary, because it was so difficult from an energy, time, and resources perspective.
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"What we have to decide is what can be kept and what can't be kept," Paul said, suggesting that the states should raise taxes if they want to maintain their current expenditure levels.
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She moved out of her luxe Washington apartment and relocated to Manhattan, where she kept a low profile for the next several months and kept in touch with her former White House colleagues.
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They should have kept the name, they should have kept the brand, the toilets that don't flush (they add character) and besides, "Muay Thai Academy" sounds outright bland to my punch-drunk head.
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The first two months after her diagnosis went bizarrely well — the stents kept her tumor at bay so she could ingest pureed foods, the chemo kept the spots on her liver from growing.
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When the company was bought by Unilever in 2000, it made sure the deal kept its factory in Vermont and kept using Vermont milk to make its premium ice cream, securing its identity.
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I kept saying no, and he kept asking (while chatting about other things), and eventually I said, okay, I'll keep my underwear and t-shirt on and put my legs in the water.
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"Life kept trying to make me a writer, and I kept trying to be a drunk," said Mr. Giambri, who began hanging out in bars as a child growing up in South Philadelphia.
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"It resulted in a positive feedback situation where it kept on getting worse and the rocket motors kept firing until essentially the whole spacecraft was spinning about once every five seconds," said Fabian.
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I remember in one dream his neck just kept growing and growing and it didn't stop and his ugly head flopped on the floor but his neck kept just spiralling out of control.
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An official catalog of the M.N.R. inventory was published in 2004, and a detailed online database is kept, named after Rose Valland, the French Resistance operative who kept a ledger of Nazi thefts.
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Last week, the BOK kept the benchmark interest rate steady at 1.50% but kept the door open for what would be the second rate cut this year after a surprise easing in July.
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Sam has kept me sane for sure, but having a good team around me, who all believed in me and trusted the process, always kept me positive when I was at my lowest.
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The messages kept coming, and even when I did not respond, some of them kept trying, as if my silence were accidental and I would be interested if they contacted me enough times.
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There was a PR lady in the room who started doing the "wrap it up" motion halfway through, but The Rock kept going; he just kept on telling this story about his leg.
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These nurses kept helping people after narrowly escaping deadly flames.
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Oculus has also kept quiet on Rift sales to date.
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And it's that family ethos that kept us all ill.
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I wore a pencil skirt and the world kept spinning!
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At the same time, lending rates have not kept pace.
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She claims she tried to resist but kept blacking out.
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We just kept running, hearing the bullets zing past us.
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The analysts kept their buy rating and $28 price target.
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Yet from the very beginning, her Lady Vols kept winning.
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"And you have kept me laughing ever since," he wrote.
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And the Chamber kept up its attacks on Trump Wednesday.
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But the terms were kept secret under a confidentiality agreement.
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Police kept things as calm as possible after the fire.
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And yet, we kept buying the phones — more every year.
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"She kept looking at herself in the mirror," Alvarez said.
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I kept thinking, 'I have to stay alive for them.
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She kept Jenner's secret for years, even from their sons.
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He kept the post until 1979, an unusually long tenure.
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Viewers have been kept in a state of nervous tension.
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"We kept on hoping and our prayers have been answered."
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He kept his head down throughout his first court appearance.
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In order to learn I kept on doing personal projects.
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For all its basic glory, Insecure still kept it real.
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But Google kept giving Access and Fiber attention and money.
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Feinstein could have kept the woman's name private while investigating.
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Stringer kept any symptoms of malaise or discomfort to herself.
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Ever since then, it's kept track of their health outcomes.
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"He kept us in there," Seattle manager Scott Servais said.
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North Korea has never kept to its word, and we
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"The joke just kind of kept going on," said Prian.
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Social Security numbers were never intended to be kept secret.
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I kept getting kicked out of one school after another.
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He kept us young hustlers and gangsters on our toes.
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That kept the annual increase in wages at 2000 percent.
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They kept the dollar from blowing up after stellar CPI.
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And they kept dropping, hitting 37 percent four months later.
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Thankfully he's kept his unique take on music and production.
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What kept you from incorporating other instrumentation on previous albums?
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So I quietly kept doing it into my pro career.
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I just kept thinking the shooting would start up again.
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The Tigers kept quarterback Justin Thomas under pressure all night.
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They kept saying, 'Where did that little kid come from?
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The surprises kept coming on Rachael Ray's 50th birthday episode.
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Barbara's story was Wild West mythmaking in action, kept alive
|
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Machines kept Tysen alive for weeks after he was found.
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I said, 'I can't breathe' and kept repeating our address.
|
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C Brad Marchand was kept off the scoresheet on Friday.
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I lost the zippo but I kept the memories. 5.
|
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But the boat kept wobbling, threatening to ruin the shot.
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Oversees goods and productivity gains have kept prices in check.
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We kept screaming for help together and reassuring each other.
|
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Meghan Markle has kept a busy schedule throughout her pregnancy.
|
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The groom kept his look classic in a black suit.
|
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But her online contacts kept suggesting a more lenient schedule.
|
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I kept looking around like, 'What can I possibly contribute?
|
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For their part, the entertainers kept people in the casinos.
|
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We had a beautiful creative connection and kept working together.
|
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But this firefighter kept running on it -- for 18 miles!
|
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They kept him under surveillance for several hours, police said.
|
|
KS: Yeah, they kept dipping it in water, remember that?
|
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Increasing longevity has kept companies on the hook longer still.
|
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Inside the greenhouses, the environment is kept optimal for farming.
|
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Germany's corporate wealth tends to be kept in the family.
|
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If you went to jail, you kept your mouth shut.
|
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But there also are a stunning number of promises kept.
|
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"It has kept us busy all day long," Rodriguez said.
|
|
The Kardashians' men kept up with each other Monday night.
|
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He "kept a lot of trouble from happening," he said.
|
|
Lopez kept investigating what was going on inside the embassy.
|
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Oh, and even with 33 noncompliances, Liebel kept his elephants.
|
|
I kept doing the things that I was always doing.
|
|
Faces matching the watchlist will be kept for 30 days.
|
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And for that reason, Kim long kept it to himself.
|
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Three topics kept investors busy: monetary policy, geopolitics and trade.
|
|
They are kept on opposite sides of the Oscar stage.
|
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Then I just kept hearing about them through different people.
|
|
And like Sean said, these are promises made, promises kept.
|
|
He attended anger management class and kept his voting rights.
|
|
It will be kept on display for the foreseeable future.
|
|
But senators kept circling back to the issue of climate.
|
|
I just kept patient towards the end, that was it.
|
|
Goldstone, it seems, kept up his relationship with the Trumps.
|
|
He kept fouling pitches off and got a curveball up.
|
|
Hinkie has kept his thoughts on the subject to himself.
|
|
They kept their story secret until going public last year.
|
|
He kept battling and fighting and trying to find outs.
|
|
"I can't believe you're into this," the husband kept saying.
|
|
That was probably the main reason that I kept playing.
|
|
What kept him going was his mantra to his wife.
|
|
That you gave up or that you kept going on?
|
|
Zach always really wanted the mystery to be kept intact.
|
|
Throughout the process, she kept her fans updated on Instagram.
|
|
S. actors but kept those against U.S. actors in place.
|
|
Facebook knows but the public is kept in the dark.
|
|
They kept down the riot, it was a horrible thing.
|
|
I just kept telling him… we gotta take our time.
|
|
" And my doctor kept saying, "Oh honey, that's just pregnancy!
|
|
"I'm happiest I kept that Ferrari behind me," he said.
|
|
"We kept getting kicked out of different places," he said.
|
|
I tried talking to him but he kept to himself.
|
|
But they kept arriving at reasons not to respond publicly.
|
|
It subsequently kept rates on hold at 13.5% last month.
|
|
I kept deflecting it with humor and it didn't work.
|
|
Finally, I kept it short, polite, and open to negotiation.
|
|
Federal court orders have kept the program functioning for now.
|
|
The neighbor kept Rosabella at home until her father arrived.
|
|
It didn't even occur to me until people kept asking.
|
|
I probably could have kept going an extra 15 minutes.
|
|
What if Roosevelt had kept Henry Wallace as vice president?
|
|
Its promises made, promises kept and this president is amazing.
|
|
Her friend Vikas Kumar kept some onions in his bag.
|
|
We kept our mouths shut because that's what you do.
|
|
Dan Amboyer has always kept his sexuality a private matter.
|
|
I kept talking as he got into the hot tub.
|
|
MORE: WOMAN ACCIDENTALLY STOLE CAR, KEPT IT FOR TWO WEEKS
|
|
Amazon has kept quiet about its ambitions in the market.
|
|
Seals, nonetheless, always kept his eye on the bigger picture.
|
|
She's doing fine but is being kept overnight for observation.
|
|
It later set and has kept the pound at 8.78.
|
|
A firmer U.S. dollar meanwhile kept a cap on gold.
|
|
So we kept waiting to see, could it really happen.
|
|
Ewing: We kept a low profile, but out in public.
|
|
"The guys kept going offensively," Cardinals manager Mike Matheny said.
|
|
George Orwell kept his eye on this all his career.
|
|
I kept thinking about it and it wasn't getting better.
|
|
But during her father's decline, Cory kept matters to herself.
|
|
His travel plans conveniently kept him out of the area.
|
|
Vince was one of three white rhinos kept at Thoiry.
|
|
Portions were supposed to be redacted and kept under seal.
|
|
Someone kept inviting men on Craigslist to the Anaheim condo.
|
|
The sirens kept raging, so she looked through a window.
|
|
I believe that's the only thing that kept me sane.
|
|
They could've kept it in that gorgeous plant at Lordstown.
|
|
They kept walking in silence when she felt a chill.
|
|
They kept me very beautiful because she doesn't get hurt.
|
|
But it didn't help — her lips just kept on growing.
|
|
The Federal Reserve kept rates unchanged at its June meeting.
|
|
I kept trying to tap and swipe the color screen.
|
|
But all of those garbage videos also kept engagement high.
|
|
But spending my money to do that kept feeling uncomfortable.
|
|
A of ensuring an endangered species was kept from extinction.
|
|
Both companies settled, eventually, but kept the deal terms confidential.
|
|
That kept the annual increase in wages at 3.2 percent.
|
|
Every time, I didn't say anything, so he kept going.
|
|
We tried talking, but I kept mishearing what she said.
|
|
A rigid schedule kept us occupied from dawn to dusk.
|
|
The changing London graffiti near Lambeth always kept things interesting.
|
|
For years, you've kept a running tally in your head.
|
|
"He cheered me up and kept me going," she said.
|
|
Dana kept getting stuck; Mark hung back to help her.
|
|
But it's Anthony Hudson's work that I kept returning to.
|
|
Cordle kept a blog sporadically during his time in prison.
|
|
Pansino ultimately stayed with YouTube, and the momentum kept building.
|
|
The longer the box can be kept closed, the better.
|
|
At all ages, juice should be kept to a minimum.
|
|
She kept her top simple, opting for a black shirt.
|
|
Myself and another teacher first noticed that he kept squinting.
|
|
I felt relief that I had kept him from suffering.
|
|
And I suffered in silence, but I kept moving on.
|
|
They kept waiting for the Capitol Police to fire back.
|
|
This year, he kept the guest list mostly to ambassadors.
|
|
He kept up his grades so he could stay eligible.
|
|
The suspect was quiet and kept to himself, Bailey said.
|
|
For some, that was the case — but others kept playing.
|
|
Everything in his show, though, had kept within the rules.
|
|
The rhythm of her fingers stuttered but she kept going.
|
|
"He kept telling Al he was innocent," says a source.
|
|
The heart problems had been kept secret, even from teammates.
|
|
"He kept dodging questions," one LP on the call says.
|
|
He didn't know what to say, so he kept waiting.
|
|
American pressure on the local government has kept it out.
|
|
Despite that, Rodriguez kept contacting her, according to the suit.
|
|
Infiltration's win wasn't the only battle that kept fans screaming.
|
|
He kept running around the house saying, 'I'm a superhero!
|
|
And then I kept repeating that with having four children.
|
|
So the mayor kept his word, and here we are.
|
|
But his putt trickled past the hole and kept going.
|
|
The soldiers ignored him, and kept their binoculars trained ahead.
|
|
The rain kept up and the waters rose even faster.
|
|
What kept you in that relationship for over a decade?
|
|
The problem is that agricultural innovation has not kept pace.
|
|
Thousands of patients have kept our side of the covenant.
|
|
All he kept saying was, ''It's something about the cages.
|
|
Fed officials kept preaching patience when it comes to easing.
|
|
His name was kept alive in other ways as well.
|
|
With Detroiters, Richardson is kept busy running his own show.
|
|
But increasingly, Rubio has kept the door open to running.
|
|
He slipped and fell and kept it completely in character.
|
|
Otherwise, his campaign has kept relatively quiet on environmental issues.
|
|
Steve kept pushing and pushing, and we were like, 'Steve.
|
|
Those are two of the maybe 50 that I've kept.
|
|
People were saying things and this photo kept popping up.
|
|
He kept both his closet and business in meticulous order.
|
|
But the thing he kept is neither little nor stupid.
|
|
But the voice kept pulling me out of the performance.
|
|
She walked west and kept trying to send the message.
|
|
"What kept it together was the guerrillas," says Mr Cepeda.
|
|
Even though we were down, we kept a level head.
|
|
India and Pakistan have kept on fighting over the region.
|
|
I kept on believing until I saw the movie itself.
|
|
I kept calling and texting my mom asking for updates.
|
|
It has also acknowledged it kept poor quality control records.
|
|
But the couple kept pushing forward — and it paid off.
|
|
They kept telling me to contact my own insurance company.
|
|
Onar kept meticulous records of each step of her process.
|
|
But on December 21.25th the BoJ kept policy on hold.
|
|
"It just kept moving, like a ship," Susan, 44, recalled.
|
|
I kept going back, sometimes with friends but mostly alone.
|
|
I kept waiting to miss Evernote, but I never have.
|
|
I forced myself to stop but could have kept going.
|
|
This included phishing programs that kept staffers from being scammed.
|
|
But a jury acquitted James, and he kept his job.
|
|
It kept him alive, enough to rescue it much later.
|
|
So he kept sticking his head in this trash hole.
|
|
In response, "I just kept doing my job," Klapper said.
|
|
The door kept moving, and something in Ray's hip gave.
|
|
"I just kept going under," Jan told the LA Times.
|
|
But it wasn't just the color that kept me calm.
|
|
She kept saying: 'I know your body better than anyone.
|
|
He had kept the bag by his side all afternoon.
|
|
And she kept busy when she was off camera, too.
|
|
But I always kept my dream of making it somehow.
|
|
He kept harassing me and continued to touch me inappropriately.
|
|
I got a few stitches, and kept biking and sledding.
|
|
The dollar's gains kept gold restrained at $1,307.15 per ounce.
|
|
Until now the incubation program has kept a low profile.
|
|
You've kept your cousin in the dark for a year.
|
|
" She continued: "Maybe [we wouldn't have kept it secret] forever.
|
|
Information that must be kept private is best left offline.
|
|
He got sick, and grew tumors, but they kept pushing.
|
|
The decline kept a lid on the overall market's gains.
|
|
They kept saying black movies don't do well over there.
|
|
Norman has kept quiet, declining media inquiries over the years.
|
|
I kept saying, 'This can't be the same Diane Zamora.
|
|
What kept you on your feet through the whole thing?
|
|
The Kardashians have kept things under wraps before, of course.
|
|
So we kept it at about 100 people in Rappler.
|
|
The Nuggets kept the lead until late in the fourth.
|
|
The names of nominees are kept secret for 50 years.
|
|
Go deeper: How cheaper drugs are kept off the market
|
|
This lawyer from the city, he kept going after us.
|
|
Even PiS has kept its distance, fearing a poor turnout.
|
|
It became an unreadable blur, but the tempo kept ascending.
|
|
The list just kept growing as the year went on.
|
|
With support from his family and fans, Sager kept fighting.
|
|
Kardashian also kept things low key in the beauty department.
|
|
Richie collected guns and kept some on his bedroom wall.
|
|
The dominoes have kept falling in Facebook's and YouTube's wake.
|
|
They're like, 'They sent this so we just kept this.
|
|
"I kept telling myself to just be positive," she says.
|
|
Finance Minister Omar Malhas kept his job in the reshuffle.
|
|
The bank has kept rates low since the financial crisis.
|
|
It kept its 2017 U.S. growth forecast at 2.3 percent.
|
|
So I kept my weight gain to about 27 pounds.
|
|
From there, the big announcements started and just kept coming.
|
|
On March 10th this year Mr Duque kept that promise.
|
|
Viewers kept voting to keep him in the competition. Why?
|
|
But I ignored all that and I kept on working.
|
|
The bank kept annual guidance estimates unchanged for this year.
|
|
"I think being vegetarian has kept me young," she says.
|
|
During all this, he kept talking like nothing was happening!
|
|
"It was crazy, and I just kept dropping," she recalled.
|
|
He kept me in the loop gradually as things unfolded.
|
|
Digital Chaos went to take Roshan and kept on rolling.
|
|
Throughout his illnesses, Sleggs kept his followers in the loop.
|
|
He kept saying Spotify could help labels become more efficient.
|
|
Mills also refuted claims that her server was kept quiet.
|
|
When asked whether that would be soon, Rhimes kept mum.
|
|
They must ensure that the promises he made are kept.
|
|
I have a list of actors I have always kept.
|
|
But nothing was decided, so caution kept gains in check.
|
|
Thank you to all who kept him in their hearts.
|
|
That might eliminate the differentiation that's kept struggling SoundCloud afloat.
|
|
We just kept putting pucks and bodies to the net.
|
|
Another shot showed Stefani laughing while Shelton kept her close.
|
|
I'd say in the beginning he kept it about 60.
|
|
He felt "real proud" to get it, but kept quiet.
|
|
In any case, I kept an eye on those girls.
|
|
Before that it had been kept unchanged since September 2018.
|
|
It kept me cool and his the sweat very well!
|
|
Three things have kept the politically dead prime minister walking.
|
|
"I kept the shadow in between for contrast," he says.
|
|
However, there was one issue that kept coming up: parking.
|
|
S. trade conflict and Brexit negotiations also kept investors jittery.
|
|
She also kept her hair pulled back into a ponytail.
|
|
You kept the energy all the way to the end.
|
|
But Sasha kept me busy rehearsing backstage during the show.
|
|
And I kept saying, 'You don't want to do this.
|
|
Women kept up the theme inside the Beverly Hilton ballroom.
|
|
I kept imagining what the casting call must've looked like.
|
|
How long would you want this to be kept secret?
|
|
Some women are kept out of the workforce by discrimination.
|
|
She kept at it through her sophomore and junior years.
|
|
Kept cutting me off in the middle of my sentences.
|
|
I kept receiving phone calls, and I just ignored them.
|
|
Beyond that, the show has kept most things under wraps.
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She kept on asking if we had enough to eat.
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She has largely kept her family out of the limelight.
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Smyth showed Rosemary the local sights and kept her company.
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Writing on Financial Samurai has kept me busy and happy.
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And host Anthony Anderson kept the woke jokes rolling in.
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" Turner continued: "Maybe [we wouldn't have kept it secret] forever.
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The backstory of the novelette kept picking at my brain.
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But throughout the ordeal, Schumer kept her sense of humor.
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Kids are being kept in camps at the U.S. border.
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"He kept referring to himself as a mirror," he explained.
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In each of these looks, she kept everything else simple.
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She shrugged my concerns away and kept doing her business.
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Meanwhile, Kylie Cosmetics has kept releasing one product after another.
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Better yet, Armani kept his promise to his young daughter.
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The LSE said it has kept regulators "abreast of developments".
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She kept her beauty look relaxed with loose, messy waves.
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There was something about Ariel's transformation that kept me captivated.
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This somehow kept him from turning into a mindless zombie.
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It's kept securely frozen in labs all over the world.
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I kept feeling that there must be a better way.
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It was their parents' affair that then kept them apart.
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Previously, it had been kept exclusive to the iPad Pro.
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One neighbor told the outlet the family kept to themselves.
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Jenna Bush Hager kept the surprises coming on Monday morning.
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"My body kept going and my arm didn't," he says.
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The record must be kept for more than 90 days.
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Just like she had rehearsed, Vanessa hid and kept quiet.
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He kept a sidearm by his side at all times.
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"The shoe itself will be kept very classic," she insisted.
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Back in Sweetwater, Dolores has kept her promise to Bernie.
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The legal system, though, has not kept up with technology.
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All County's owners, the Trump children, kept the extra cash.
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Affleck, for his part, kept insisting Harris was a racist.
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He kept it at his home in Philadelphia until 1977.
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Don't worry, we kept track so you didn't have to.
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He had this curtain that the kid kept pulling shut.
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But since then he has kept quiet on the topic.
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Because the mask kept folding, like his balls I assume.
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"I have kept quiet for the entire year," Rahimi said.
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That has kept the peace for many decades in Korea.
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Even after losing a court challenge, it kept access low.
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So, initially, I just kept my mouth shut, you know?
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For years I had kept my debilitating panic attacks hidden.
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It was what kept her feeling really good about herself.
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He kept it up and got more and more aggressive.
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Regardless, investors kept coming and giving money to the company.
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I just sacked the guy you kept calling a racist.
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BNM has kept its overnight rate unchanged since July 2014.
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Your passion, commitment, and sheer brilliance has kept me inspired.
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Facebook knows, but the public is kept in the dark.
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He is being kept in the hospital overnight for observation.
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But the data kept messing with their heads — and ours.
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"(The) guys kept battling," White Sox manager Rick Renteria said.
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So, I kept it for four and a half months.
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I kept being like, 'D'you reckon it'll be a single?
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But Autostraddle lived, and other sites kept their LGBTQ verticals.
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So, what projects kept you busy all spring and summer?
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He took the forms and kept doing something to them.
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She kept her diagnosis a secret — even from her sister.
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That's what I kept repeating — This is our city, too.
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I just kept praying for Lennox's safety and my safety.
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I just kept writing the book in the same way.
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They always praised themselves for how clean they kept it.
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Amazon's discount program also kept it fiercely competitive with GameStop.
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And the monster in Stranger Things definitely kept viewers waiting.
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She kept a keyboard in her backseat the whole time.
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She kept her short hair loose while wearing minimal jewelry.
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Over the next few weeks, executives kept arguing with Musk.
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How can guns be kept from people with mental disabilities?
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We laid down, hid, kept quiet, until the police arrived.
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I kept hitting refresh, over and over to no avail.
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Nicki Minaj kept things whimsical for the 2011 BET Awards.
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Leicester's fans, to their credit, kept their schadenfreude in check.
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Fox News: It's been reported your daughter kept you calm.
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Muhammad Ali loved the comic and kept showing it off.
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It was the knives he kept coming back to though.
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He kept throwing grenades until he fainted from blood loss.
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The frozen form should be kept in a ventilated area.
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Investors have kept a close eye on Tesla's cash position.
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In her own particular way, she has kept me going.
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But upon entering the forbidden zone, the scooter kept moving.
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"Misanthropist" was a boomerang Lawrence probably should have kept holstered.
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"She kept saying, 'Nope, I'm all good," Bliesner told Today.
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Both Yu and Guk kept exclaiming how delicious they were.
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They asked her whether she kept up with the Kardashians.
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But it's all good, because we've kept up for you.
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I kept focusing on all the images of the Bible.
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Tammy Faye Bakker once kept between herself and her viewers.
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"He looked at me and just kept going," Polansky said.
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Something kept calling Chief James Wardwell back to the woods.
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But everyone kept telling me how I looked so good.
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Fortunately, Khloe said her siblings kept her nerves at bay.
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In the most recent case, Iwamura reportedly kept the MDMA.
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He just kept doing it for the full three rounds.
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The currency's relative strength kept major Japanese exporters under pressure.
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I kept screaming and annoying all the serious film journalists.
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Anyway, the old man kept saying it over and over.
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That kept the athletes from competing in the 2016 Olympics .
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Republicans, however, kept control of the Senate and added seats.
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Our pitchers kept us in the game the whole time.
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Cap knew about Bucky's secret and kept it from Tony.
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But the distaff kept moving into what had been pasture.
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She went onstage with The Chainsmokers and just kept dancing.
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Instead, the show has just kept piling on more elements.
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