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keeping
noun as in custody
noun as in consistency
Strong matches
Example Sentences
He thought an off-roading competition would draw attention to the Bureau of Land Management-maintained area and demonstrate the importance of keeping it open to the public.
Increased food prices have been a key factor in keeping CPI high.
"A lot of employers in that time physically would not be able to manage keeping people like myself employed," she said.
It said that while the economy was expanding it was not keeping up with population growth, meaning that, on average, people were getting poorer.
Among the biggest difficulties facing Skipper are rallying team morale and keeping the roster intact after a winless start that led to the firing of the coach who brought these players into the program.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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