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ganhar terreno Catalan
avançar-se Synonyms
Examples for "keep"
Examples for "keep"
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Good social work needs community safety networks to keep each other safe.
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Just keep listening; engage with the problem, ask more and more questions.
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The government will keep introducing measures to help the economy, he said.
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However, he said high demand would keep values from falling too far.
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Drain once cool; don't keep in the iced water longer than necessary.
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Government sources said the debate would continue into next week if necessary.
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Essential staff needed to continue critical work will remain, the statement read.
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Essential staff needed to continue critical work will remain, the advisory said.
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However, 5 million public sector workers will continue to suffer wage freezes.
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However, the jet's auxiliary power unit was able to continue supplying power.
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The following month, despite major cost overruns, the Government decided to proceed.
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In the meantime, gentlemen and ladies, the work of government shall proceed.
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It would, therefore, be better to proceed by merely changing EU law.
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We'll continue to proceed cautiously: Some areas may move forward before others.
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But our work must proceed, in the hope that circumstances will improve.
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The debate over the policy change continued to carry on this week.
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Not without a true Creweler in place to carry on my work.
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Sir Hugh said dissidents just wanted to carry on their criminal activities.
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Also, I feel a sense of responsibility to carry on our legacy.
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They carry weight and they carry on long after you've said them.
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Eisenhower at the summit: 'What U-Twos?' We'll go along; no preliminary summation.
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There are details we'll need to work out as we go along.
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Caveolinopathies often go along with increased CK levels indicative of sarcolemmal damage.
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Anybody interested in going to the tournament should go along, he said.
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It's a valid point and my thoughts go along the same lines.
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This war in Europe is going to go on a long time.
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They say: 'Fight in the Holy War, Jamil; go on a raid.'
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Photo: AFP New Caledonia's firefighters are set to go on strike today.
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As far as he was concerned, that situation could go on indefinitely.
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There is a long way to go on those terms and conditions.
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The government had started the year as it meant to go on.
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The leadership question was therefore settled, but the wrangling will go on.
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As they went downstairs, Charlie whispered: 'How long does this go on?'
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The way she felt right now, she might go on home anyway.
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I really believe that Wales can go on and create something special.
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Ferry says: We couldn't go on stage without some form of presentation.
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I don't imagine Erius will let that go on much longer, either.
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The circus must go on, even with war beginning within the hour.
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It will go on; it must go on; it shall go on.
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Will I allow the media access to go on a fishing expedition?
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The roof will go on a 1400-seat auditorium in the new year.
