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keeping

noun as in custody

noun as in consistency

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Analysts say the authorities have shown greater tolerance, while keeping as close an eye as ever for any signals of political dissent.

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Other Berkshire moves were more in keeping with the ethos of the organization and offered fewer surprises.

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It’s a delicate balance for any coach to strike at such a critical time of the season, emphasizing the larger stakes at hand while also keeping his team focused on the task ahead.

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“Officers insist on keeping the door open when lawyers are trying to have private conversations with their clients — even though this means the conversations are no longer private,” Frimpong said.

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Labor hoarding has been an unsung hero, keeping our economy at full employment.

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