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Meanings of keep on track in English

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Usage of keep on track in English
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They had things to decide and do, so she had to keep on track.
Down river
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So you must change your star every five or ten minutes to keep on track.
Three ways to capsize a boat: an optimist afloat
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Can we please try to keep on track, here?
The Jennifer Morgue
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Calculating your body mass index and measuring your waist are great ways to keep on track.
BBC
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My advice would be to keep on track with what everyone is doing to ensure they coordinate.
Jamaica Observer
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However, it's actually pretty easy to keep on track with your healthy eating lifestyle if you just think ahead.
Independent.ie
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The main benefit of stokvels is that they help everybody in the group to keep on track with their savings.
The South African
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The pair linked their FitBits, and for a while all was well as they "motivated" each other to keep on track.
News.com.au
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Related problems could emerge from one easily- overlooked small problem, and the overall effect may well be extra work just to keep on track!
The South African
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Secondary problems could develop from one small snag or glitch, and the overall effect may well be extra work just to keep on track!
The South African
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If you're working towards deadlines or to tight schedules then you may need some kind of strategy to keep on track and on task!
The South African
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The FSB is struggling to keep on track implementation of a whole series of rules already agreed by the G20 and some deadlines are slipping.
Reuters
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LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): It may be difficult to keep on track, because you're likely to feel restless and edgy.
The South African
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CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): It may be difficult to keep on track, since you'll still be feeling extremely restless and impatient.
The South African
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We calculate it needs to rise to 48c per €100 in 2004 to keep on track - the price of a stamp from today.
The Irish Times
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We'll be watching to see if the government keeps on track.
The Guardian
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