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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"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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"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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Social Security numbers were never intended to be kept secret.
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Germany's corporate wealth tends to be kept in the family.
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Faces matching the watchlist will be kept for 30 days.
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It will be kept on display for the foreseeable future.
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Zach always really wanted the mystery to be kept intact.
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The longer the box can be kept closed, the better.
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At all ages, juice should be kept to a minimum.
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Information that must be kept private is best left offline.
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How long would you want this to be kept secret?
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The record must be kept for more than 90 days.
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"The shoe itself will be kept very classic," she insisted.
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How can guns be kept from people with mental disabilities?
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The frozen form should be kept in a ventilated area.
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Data should not be kept simply because storage is cheap.
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Under than ban, laptops must be kept in checked luggage.
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They should also be kept away from other dangerous goods.
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The market had expected both rates to be kept steady.
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It will be kept updated on the progress of talks.
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Of course, some data and information should be kept private.
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But, how will the shark be kept from eating Michael?
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Aquatic species must always be kept in their natural environment.
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Everything that happens in arbitration tends to be kept private.
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Necati said he hoped Muslim would be kept in custody.
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So, they need to be kept separate from each other.
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Queerness was something to be kept firmly behind closed doors.
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Therefore some kind of information should be kept, and conveyed.
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Ashley Olsen isn't one to be kept in the shadows.
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Rifles are to be kept properly lubricated and spotlessly clean.
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The closure timeline will be kept "under review," it said.
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The rule may be kept as is, changed or rescinded.
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Some of them had to be kept under the wire.
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No. Should their music be kept form people getting it?
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Pets, yards and homes should be kept free of fleas.
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"Subway cars are not meant to be kept this long."
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The Perham legacy would be kept intact, and in Maine.
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I was also assured my identity would be kept secret.
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This is one SHIP that definitely should be kept afloat.
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Let's see if those promises can, in part, be kept.
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By law, information regarding ongoing probes must be kept secret.
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These were promises made, and promises that must be kept.
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The United Nations stressed the border should be kept open.
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This issue cannot be kept "under the rug" any longer.
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Bildt said anything the EU does must be kept secret.
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People assume it means their information will be kept private.
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Second, one's word must be kept, and not be capricious.
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Instead of his usual refrain that jobs needed to be kept in America, Trump repeatedly said that wealth needed to be kept "in our hemisphere" for the benefit of both the Mexican and American people.
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The girls will be kept in separate quarters from the boys.
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Trump argues that a pledge was made and must be kept.
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The child must be kept amused and learns what he pleases.
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The fund and its debts will be kept off SoftBank's books.
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According to Weinandy, hot foods should be kept above 160 degrees.
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Drinks can be kept at between 120 and 150 degrees Fahrenheit.
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"Speculation should be kept outside the court," said lawyer Adrian Simons.
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But the contents of such calls tend to be kept private.
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Under U.S. law, grand jury testimony generally must be kept secret.
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Your phone number will always be kept anonymous from the public.
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It is important that data can be kept safe and secure.
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In other words, it needs to be kept to a minimum.
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The device had to be kept secret, even from the courts.
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Which ones are to be kept, and which ones are fake?
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But at least the maths can be kept nice and simple.
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Interim results must be kept confidential until official tallies are complete.
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Retailers are pleased to see that the limits will be kept.
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Even Pumpkin's owner warns that raccoons shouldn't be kept as pets.
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Records of purchase must be kept for at least two years.
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A woman in large firms may be kept in the background.
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That's why he needs to be kept on a short leash.
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They say prior reservations at the hotel will still be kept.
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Support for immigration to be kept steady is down 2 points.
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China's new debt products would be kept simple, Mr. Pan said.
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The conditions of her parole require that she be kept offline.
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The bands must be kept until the migrants register with authorities.
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And that's the reason I think arts should be kept alive.
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Gamergate argues politics ought to be kept away from popular culture.
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It is not a thing that can be kept up with.
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And why is it so important the town be kept sad?
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She assured Ms. Cegavske that the meetings would be kept confidential.
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The process is cumbersome, and the antibodies must be kept refrigerated.
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It is unclear whether his program will be kept in place.
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But the man insisted his daughters be kept in the dark.
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If they did it wouldn't be kept secret for very long.
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Regarding migration, the language would also be kept to a minimum.
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In barely operating hospitals, patients begged doctors to be kept alive.
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But, he said, he wanted to be kept in the loop.
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And the horses staying home need to be kept in shape.
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That promise is yet to be kept, with some rare exceptions.
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Where would they be kept and how would they be monitored?
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Video meetings should be kept to a maximum of one hour.
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Lu decides this, too, must be kept secret from his parents.
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They will be kept anonymous due to concerns about professional retaliation.
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Settlements will be kept intact and annexed as part of Israel.
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Victim information will be kept confidential in accordance with state law.
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And Feith stressed that the emails should be kept in context.
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Adequate appropriations for this technology must be kept up to date.
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To follow Mager online is to be kept on your toes.
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" Are we heeding past warnings that "America must be kept American?
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The identities of these small-dollar donors can be kept hidden.
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Assets brought home must be kept in Indonesia for three years.
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"Things come out — they can't be kept hidden anymore," he said.
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"They should be kept together if they have family," Zeller said.
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This is one of the big dangers for the extended franchise model of filmmaking — that characters and series will be kept alive not because there's a story to tell, but because the franchise must be kept alive.
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Whether that box should be kept in the hold is another matter.
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They've got to be kept cold enough to suspend all metabolic processes.
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Tax matters, while worth considering, need to be kept in their place.
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Pets should also be kept away from firework displays and kept inside.
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The person asked to be kept anonymous because the information is confidential.
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The yuan currency will be kept basically stable, according to the PBOC.
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But I do not believe consumers should be kept in the dark.
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This syrup can be kept in the fridge for a long time.
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But those views were supposed to be kept just below the surface.
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They can be kept together and dealt with as a family unit.
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Adults can be kept waiting anywhere from 2 weeks to six months.
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Weddings and small children should be kept as far apart as possible.
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She asked that the polls be kept open until 8:30 p.m.
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Less extraordinary bits of communication, however, can be kept for 25 years.
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The artist asked that the location of the mural be kept private.
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Those precious creatures you created must be kept safe at all times.
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They are very large, very expensive, and must be kept very cold.
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Everyone asked to be kept anonymous so to not jeopardize their careers.
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That apartment needed to be kept secret for Celeste's plan to work.
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He has suggested that a candidate's religious views should be kept private.
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"Our accounts will be kept in order," Darmanin told France Inter radio.
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Red wines, on the other hand, should be kept around 60 degrees.
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Neither oceanic warming nor acidification can be kept out by an MPA.
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The responses to the political questions were pledged to be kept anonymous.
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China's 2018 growth target is expected to be kept around 6.5 percent.
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At the same time Germany had to be kept from renewed aggression.
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Some machinery and tools will be kept in working order for demonstrations.
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President Obama has said U.S. forces will be kept out of combat.
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Pediatricians recommend babies that young be kept out of the sun altogether.
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If not, I'd love to be kept in mind for future projects.
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They were told they would be kept there until the US apologized.
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The studio agreed on the condition that the release date be kept.
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They also say hard currency should be kept back for essential imports.
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Restrictions could be kept in place only on vulnerable and elderly people.
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One person was in surgery and was to be kept there overnight.
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Plus, ducks aren't allowed to be kept as pets in the city.
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The entire process must be kept confidential and can't be made public.
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She asked that her identity be kept anonymous for fear of retaliation.
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Money earmarked for the wedding should be kept out of aggressive investments.
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It will also be kept away from sensitive sites like military bases.
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"I think handwork needs to be kept alive," she told The Key.
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For now, the public and reporters will be kept in the dark.
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Getting married and enlisting in the military should be kept at eighteen.
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Officials recommended that he be kept in the camp under strict control.
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The other half would be kept for flight tests and for spares.
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Alabama kept its standard no matter where that asked to be kept.
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And your contribution is probably going to be kept from the teacher.
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But today, there are plans to be kept and kitchens to clean.
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With enough care and attention, the invasion can be kept at bay.
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Most health codes require food be kept at 40 degrees F or below.
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The identity of the commissioners on any given shift would be kept secret.
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Egypt's public prosecutor ordered four of the policemen to be kept in custody.
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His lawyer asked for his whereabouts to be kept private for his safety.
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He would be kept in detention "to ensure that the extradition is effective".
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To make the investment sustainable, Turner said tenant turnover must be kept low.
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But a shiny, satiny finish was never meant to be kept solely outdoors.
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That group includes Hardart, who said the numbers should be kept in perspective.
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But for now, the information previously obtained under the program will be kept.
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Captured butterflies in flight cages that will be kept safe during Hurricane Irma.
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Soon, a record will be kept of every website you ever go to.
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If companies complied, the issue could be kept out of conventional courts entirely.
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These offenders have to be kept in jail until their punishment is completed.
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"As much as can be kept off of email, the better," said Patterson.
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Nor can families be kept in conventional ICE detention centers while they wait.
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Departments should be clear in how long data can be kept before deletion.
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The French may argue that religion should be kept out of public life.
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You can sleep in the same room and certainly won't be kept awake.
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Others, like opioid painkillers, are dangerous, and must be kept in locked cages.
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Apparently, a flight attendant insisted the puppy be kept in the overhead bin.
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Storing: The cookies should be kept in a covered container at room temperature.
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Wind and rain might be kept outside but so are light and air.
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How much of a retirement portfolio should be kept in bonds versus stocks?
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"Your contributions to music will be kept in our hearts and souls forever."
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Ganna needed to be kept busy, she was like a stove needing fuel.
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Yet in the Middle East, politics and oil cannot always be kept apart.
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Consequently, the diamonds have to be kept at very near absolute-zero temperature.
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City inspectors have also ordered that the houses be kept in good repair.
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"What happened to us had to be kept so private," said Mr. Moreau.
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Violent criminals who have preyed on our communities must be kept behind bars.
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The Western Hemisphere was to be kept clear of European intrigue or interference.
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"I don't think there is necessarily a gate to be kept," she said.
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Cheese should also be kept away from the coldest parts of your refrigerator.
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So what funds could be kept from universities for not enforcing free speech?
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The remainder will be kept by the company and distributed at its discretion.
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Your cortisone levels and hormones need to be kept at a safe level.
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Debt levels could easily be kept below the danger level, whatever that is.
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Their role will be kept confidential unless McCabe chooses to make it public.
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The filing does not specify if all of them will be kept open.
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It also guarantees absolutely zero logs of your activity will ever be kept.
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Espot brushed aside the notion that sports and politics should be kept apart.
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The Chinese require all of these records to be kept on the mainland.
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Sometimes, judges even require the existence of these orders to be kept secret.
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It is a great and important industry — it will be kept that way!
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Oh, and your data will be kept safe and secure, and never sold.
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Currently, children can be kept in detention for as long as 20 days.
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Economic growth would be kept at a medium to high level, he added.
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Jones did not agree that the remaining items should be kept from prosecutors.
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The government has said most of the existing regulation will be kept domestically.
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The Justice Department argued that by law the material must be kept confidential.
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All predicted the statutory reserve ratio (SRR) would also be kept at 5.00%.
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The infants will be kept out of intensive care and with their parents.
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Staff too will largely be kept within their own companies rather than shared.
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Crops received during those periods will be kept in North America, ADM said.
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The Hill: Colorado Supreme Court rules GOP lawmaker should be kept off ballot.
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Lux's remains will be kept at the Museum of Vertebrate Zoology at Berkeley.
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Americans' freedom of speech and expression requires constant exercise to be kept alive.
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These plants can be kept running, but it will take advocacy and organizing.
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And the use can be kept very secret because attribution is very hard.
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Conservatives like Cruz would argue that of course the commitment would be kept.
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While reading our research, two key points need to be kept in mind.
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Pets should be kept away as well to avoid making seal mothers feel threatened.
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Maybe you have reason to doubt that your recommendation would be kept in confidence.
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Dogma here is shown to be a deformed beast that must be kept captive.
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Units are supposed to be kept at affordable prices for people with low incomes.
|
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Medicines like insulin to treat diabetes or tetanus vaccines need to be kept cool.
|
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Additionally, blankets, crib bumpers and pillows should be kept out of the sleep area.
|
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During peak hours, small domestic animals must be kept in a lap-sized carrier.
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The patient will be kept in drug-induced coma for an unspecified recovery time.
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Today, they're fragile, and need to be kept at temperatures close to absolute zero.
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Memos must be kept to a single page, and even then often go unread.
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It can be kept on their desk, cramped nightstand, or even in the car.
|
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Some families have asked that their services and pain be kept private, Healy says.
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He is compared to an easily distracted child who must be kept "on task".
|
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IBWC officials have since ordered the gate be kept open during daytime work hours.
|
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Some sort of messages appear to be kept in the right-hand corner, too.
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First, for vaccines to be safe and effective, they need to be kept cold.
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Mr Hassett argues that cuts to tax rates should be kept on the table.
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Others might argue that your online activities should be kept private to just you.
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For instance, safety regulations might dictate that drones be kept a certain distance apart.
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Knowing the right questions to ask can reveal details that should be kept hidden.
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The code, generated at manufacture, would be kept in strictest secrecy by federal agencies.
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Dust must be kept well away from camera equipment, but it is deeply photogenic.
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So will worries about how such technologies can be kept out of dangerous hands.
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Casavant advises that poisonous materials be kept out of sight and out of reach.
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The lamb sold for $3,925, and that money can be kept, according to Barns.
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Experts say only money needed for upcoming transactions should be kept in hot wallets.
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Unlike other Disney parks, real-world tchotchkes and brands will be kept at bay.
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Of course, all this data will be kept as secure as the document itself.
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Despite his desire to be kept out of the matter, Judge's name keeps appearing.
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The judge on the case, however, ruled that the details would be kept secret.
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"It's just drags it out," said one patient who asked to be kept anonymous.
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Translation: moonshots aren't going away, but they will be kept on a tighter leash.
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Prime Minister Edouard Philippe on Wednesday said the three-year promise would be kept.
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These should be kept in mind when attempting to understand implications of America First.
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They were men and women to be kept at a distance, to be feared.
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According to the Patriots' spokesman, the ring will be kept in Trump's presidential library.
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Cheese shouldn't be kept in the freezer or the coldest part of your fridge.
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Myers tendered a doctor's report, dated in January, that he requested be kept confidential.
|
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How likely is it that this withdrawal schedule will be kept this time around?
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Even your loved ones—especially your loved ones—must be kept in the dark.
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Their respective parents decided that they needed to be kept apart for everybody's sakes.
|
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The vaccine had to be kept cold and away from ultraviolet light, for instance.
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Those relationships don't untangle easily — and are usually legally required to be kept secret.
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"To all the magic work, it should be kept secret," comments Spellcaster Maxim obscurely.
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Generic drugs are currently the main low-cost option and must be kept safe.
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Guns must be insured and proof of insurance must be kept with the owner.
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Babies couldn't be kept warm inside incubators, because they need to be plugged in.
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Nationalism and violence are natural bedfellows, and they won't be kept apart for long.
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A letter from Mark Twain should be kept in a protective sheath somewhere dark.
|
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Michael F. Bennet of Colorado, who will continue to be kept from the debates.
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"Some weapons are better to be kept out of the battlefield," Walsh told CNN.
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The contracts also stated that the transcriptions would be kept solely in her possession.
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Any policy discussions, even with allies, would ordinarily be kept as vague as possible.
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Those voters are now having a rude awakening, and need to be kept awake.
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Each show will get a dedicated show page where old episodes will be kept.
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The Presidential Records Act, passed in 1978, governs how these records should be kept.
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SAVE LIVES Active users need to be kept alive long enough to seek treatment.
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Gillespie is also airing multiple ads arguing that Confederate monuments should be kept up.
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Fear-mongering conservatives demand that all Syrians be kept out of the United States.
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Shred any paperwork that does not need to be kept on file, including medical.
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Those who had argued that he should be kept in the U.S. felt betrayed.
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She has big green eyes and blonde hair that she prefers be kept short.
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But confidential patient data and other personal information should and can be kept private.
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Central bank governor Mugur Isarescu said borrowing costs would however be kept in check.
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"A minor child deserves privacy and should be kept out of politics," she tweeted.
|
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How can tickets to such a big production be kept free to the public?
|
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He added that the facility's environmental footprint should not be kept from the public.
|
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He believes the spending caps should be kept because federal spending is already too high.
|
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Some advocates say elephants should not be kept in captivity at all, even in zoos.
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The eggs can be kept, refrigerated in the cure, for up to 303 week. 2.
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But the group, and others like it, will surely be kept on a short leash.
|
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All of the analysts predicted the statutory reserve ratio(SRR) would be kept at 5.00%.
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Most important, it's a bedrock of our democracy and it needs to be kept strong.
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Facebook has assured regulators that Calibra's data would be kept separate from the social network.
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Boats need to be kept shipshape all year round and the running costs are high.
|
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She promises legal trouble if DHS is caught providing information that should be kept confidential.
|
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In its offices, desk drawers had to be kept shut lest employees bump into them.
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BOE'S WOODS SAYS FINANCIAL REGULATION AFTER BREXIT SHOULD BE KEPT "ROUGHLY WHERE IT IS NOW"
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For the most part, the details of these plans appear to be kept intentionally vague.
|
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Phones were allowed to be kept in pockets or bags, but could not be used.
|
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You can also look up store inventory online, though it may not be kept current.
|
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"I have no reason to believe that that commitment will not be kept," she said.
|
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Conversely, when times are good and unemployment is low, budgets should be kept in check.
|
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Many drugs, such as new cancer treatments, must be kept cold throughout the supply chain.
|
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Once his health seriously starts to deteriorate, he will be kept inside for hospice care.
|
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Vaccinations which should be kept cool in transport can arrive unfit for use, he said.
|
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Ellaria will supposedly be kept alive in this cell with her dead child's body… forever?
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King had struggled with his speech, which was supposed to be kept to five minutes.
|
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A Houseparty blog details that for now, Epic and Houseparty accounts will be kept separate.
|
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The Chinese yuan will be kept basically stable, Yi also said, reiterating PBOC's longstanding stance.
|
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The spokesman did not immediately respond to questions about whether children would be kept outdoors.
|
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"I believe she should be kept far away from society," Bozzi wrote in the statement.
|
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Tom Reed, R-New York, said politics should be kept out of the funding bill.
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They are cold and should be kept that way to preserve there...erm...wight-ness.
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Per: I completely agree—like, if you want it private, it should be kept private.
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RUSSIAN COURT ORDERS BARING VOSTOK'S MICHAEL CALVEY TO BE KEPT IN CUSTODY UNTIL APRIL 13
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All 27 economists polled by Reuters expected the repo rate to be kept on hold.
|
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"It's a heartfelt request that those things need to be kept in place," he said.
|
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What sort of details need to be published, and which others should be kept private?
|
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As the backlash against big business mounts, three things need to be kept in mind.
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We ask that the Cash name be kept far away from destructive and hateful ideology.
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This was to ensure they could be kept separately in the event of an emergency.
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This hints at what it really thinks: that civil liberties must be kept in check.
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It seems unlikely that in the age of social media, all secrets will be kept.
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We entered this huge, cavernous room without any windows where gunpowder used to be kept.
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The non-perishable food will be kept at the White House for a future event.
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Your sign-in data need to be kept safe — especially if you end up incapacitated.
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Expect senators to rally around McConnell's interpretation that his leadership team should be kept intact.
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Epstein, 66, has been ordered to be kept in jail until a Thursday bail hearing.
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Whereas now they can get enough fights to be kept busy on the European circuit.
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Any revolver should be kept, until you need it, in the pocket of the coat.
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" "If the promise is made, the promise must be kept, but it's not only that.
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The flowers need to be kept cold every step of the way, otherwise they'll wilt.
|
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Now I have contacts all over the world—but those contacts have to be kept.
|
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Instead, the California native simply thought that some beliefs are meant to be kept private.
|
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" He goes on to note that, "By default their [user] info should be kept secure.
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In a firefight, mistakes need to be kept to a minimum or people can die.
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This can be done in your name, which will be kept confidential, or completely anonymously.
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He didn't want to die, but he never wanted to be kept alive by machines.
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A vintage watch with different complications hard to find is definitely meant to be kept.
|
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"So many families will be kept safe because of this," Espinal said in a statement.
|
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But tensions continue to rise as some question whether these promises will ultimately be kept.
|
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"It is a great and important industry it will be kept that way!" he added.
|
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"The special master's report was to be kept strictly confidential and under seal," she wrote.
|
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"The federation cannot be kept outside the negotiations for one of its employees," he said.
|
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And anyway, they would be kept in quarantine for 14 days as a precautionary measure.
|
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The note says the group will be kept small and include ministerial-level officials only.
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Rare is the Washington secret that can be kept for any extended period of time.
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Nonetheless, his friends — much like his viewers — can be kept on edge by his remove.
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It's a theme where the word has to be kept in mind while you solve.
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Minimalism is a process that has to be kept up and refreshed day to day.
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The export tax for cocoa beans will be kept unchanged in February at 5 percent.
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But what has to be kept in mind is that 23andMe is a private company.
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Jen makes his way to Aughra's observatory, where the Shard is believed to be kept.
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But if the value increases over time, the investment can still be kept at cost.
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The FDNY recommends that natural trees should be kept for no longer than two weeks.
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Ideally, small parties could be kept at bay, and badly needed reform could be achieved.
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"As a consequence food can be kept much longer," Gentilini told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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" These guns, it says, "must be ready for immediate use" and "may be kept loaded.
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And the colonies had to be kept pure: mixed populations would inevitably generate mixed results.
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Guantanamo Bay houses dangerous terrorists who must be kept in isolation, away from our citizens.
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Forgive these economically imperiled Americans for thinking the promise made to them would be kept.
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Some former Tesla engineers agreed, saying manufacturing and quality issues should be kept in perspective.
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By combining several mats, an entire sidewalk area can be kept ice and snow-free.
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But he agreed that, at the least, a board needed to be kept fully informed.
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Gates asked that his name be kept out of any public discussion of the donation.
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The Met is a world treasure and should be kept open and accessible to all.
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Meanwhile, Republicans continue to push for immigration negotiations to be kept outside of spending talks.
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The wolf at the door can be kept at bay for a little while longer.
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But there is an underlying reality to that narrative that should be kept in mind.
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A dark beer should not be kept in the refrigerator, as it loses its flavor.
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Until Taliban messaging becomes more positive, expectations of a deal should be kept in check. 2.
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These problems raise doubts over whether 'zombie' firms will really be kept out of the scheme.
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His response would apparently be kept private unless both he and the other person said yes.
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If there's one unbreakable rule governing nuclear reactors, it's that they must be kept from overheating.
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"So let's talk about sex and how a marriage bed should be kept pure," Luke said.
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Now, they'll be kept apart until after the season finale — which will be difficult, no doubt.
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Whatever was wrong, it could no longer be kept hidden, and it was affecting his work.
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And is there a way for short-sellers and activist investors to be kept in check?
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It means when Meghan's on the move, all hallways and stairs have to be kept clear.
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Tips about the case, which can be kept anonymous, can be called into 877-845-TIPS.
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Most of Iceland's catch is for export, and favorites can be kept at home, fishermen say.
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Security aid to Israel, worth $3.1bn a year, will be kept "at an all-time high".
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The apps on those screens also have to be kept current, which requires a development team.
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Others fear that if they don't go back soon, they may be kept out for ever.
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Yet the bumpy Diet ride means the operators themselves will be kept on a tight leash.
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It's not gross and shouldn't be kept in the constraints of hospital walls and OBGYN appointments.
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That's where the separation happens — because you can't be kept with your children in federal jail.
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The very teens the documentary aimed to educate would be kept out of theaters, she worried.
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The next day a Turkish court ruled that Mr Brunson should be kept under house arrest.
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"So let's talk about sex and how the marriage bed should be kept pure," he begins.
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Will entrepreneurs and small businesses be kept in the dark while these algorithms dominate the market?
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The filament will be kept in the back of the printer, and feed through the top.
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"There could be repercussions," Kirby told reporters Wednesday, saying infractions identified would be kept on file.
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Rivers are objects and not subjects, although they do need to be kept clean and safe.
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It would also be a rerun of a campaign full of promises that can't be kept.
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However, just to clarify, that doesn't necessarily mean all the tariffs will be kept in place.
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Mercury will also square Neptune, so some unrealistic expectations will need to be kept in check.
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But the mom-to-be kept it neutral, opting for an all-white, makeup-free look.
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She also wrote that he made it clear his advances should be kept secret — or else.
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Some older career women accuse their younger peers of lacking ambition and preferring to be kept.
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In other words, your Facebook account data will largely be kept separate from your Calibra account.
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Even an admission of having committed a crime in the past must be kept in confidence.
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The White House has not said whether records will be kept of these more informal calls.
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The Department of Education said he would be kept away from students while the investigation continued.
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According to the FDA, perishable food should not be kept out for more than two hours.
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Will must be kept sedated so that Whispers cannot plow through the contents of his mind.
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Only by tackling the root causes of conflict can our nation be kept safe and secure.
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Jumps in prices during seasonal demand spikes will be kept to a minimum, the ministry said.
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The Senate will also be kept busy voting to confirm dozens of nominees to Trump's administration.
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But it must be kept in mind that these types of things have already been occurring.
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It raised scrutiny over whether apes, man's closest relatives, should be kept in zoos at all.
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The House doesn't, although it has signaled that it'll be kept in the bill in conference.
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But animal vaccines remain expensive and are often unavailable, since they need to be kept cold.
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He believes public pressure should be kept up on companies to make sure data are secure.
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Canada has said it believes the mechanism must be kept as part of the NAFTA update.
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Most, like Boozman, believe the Supreme Court seat should be kept empty until next year. Sen.
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It's also three times as expensive as most baby food and has to be kept refrigerated.
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Over the past months, they have understood that children should be kept out of the groups.
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Children can't be kept with parents during criminal proceedings, which has nothing to do with Flores.
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The food needs to be kept cold and lasts for the two weeks it's intended to.
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We must ensure that gun research will advance because our children deserve to be kept safe.
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Ailes reportedly will be kept on as an informal adviser and receive $40 million in severance.
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The vaccine must be kept at between minus-60 to minus-80 degrees Celsius during transport.
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The Trump administration last month announced that the White House visitor logs would be kept secret.
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However, prices will be kept in check by alternatives such as duck meat and increased imports.
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Well, I don't know how long those solutions they prepare… can be kept without any changes.
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They all have memories of an unhappy and violent past that must be kept locked away.
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You deserve to be able to insist that those intimate details be kept private and secure.
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That's important, said Hooper, because patients can be kept in isolation while awaiting coronavirus test results.
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Those with the virus who need to be hospitalized will be kept in an isolation unit.
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"Like flammable pajamas, some products should just be kept out of the marketplace," Mr. Bernanke wrote.
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The animals often have to be kept in separate tanks so they don't kill each other.
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His parents and other relatives say that he is not suffering and should be kept alive.
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"I was lucky because I played an individual sport and couldn't be kept out," she said.
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He defended the president by arguing that Christian ethics and American politics should be kept separate.
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I guess the increasing cost is so the facilities can be kept to a certain standard.
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Now down to 20 dogs, Stewart said they would be kept in kennels until they died.
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However, it does say that the number of bidders, and their bids, will be kept private.
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Lawyers for the House and the Senate have required that settlements be kept confidential as well.
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The guidelines also recommend that group trainings be kept to a minimum and be held outside.
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The tradition is supposed to be kept secret, and it's filled with plenty of mysterious rituals.
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The plant produces chemicals that need to be kept cold to avoid becoming unstable and explosive.
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In Delaware, a person could be kept in the dark until 30 or 40 or later.
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The company turned over millions of documents to plaintiffs under the condition they be kept confidential.
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They will also have to convince people that all of this information will be kept safe.
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Hopefully, the hinge mechanism is also constructed so that it can be kept free of debris.
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Alternatively, a dinette seat can be kept up to create a smaller sleeping or lounging space.
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Both deserve our honor and respect and should be kept out of the political blame game.
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And, in case they should ever return, samples must be kept to help us fight them.
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She said he had assured the station's managers that the situation would be kept under control.
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Of course, those who pose a danger to the community should be kept off the streets.
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However, your personal data, like text messages, photos, and apps, will be kept in tact. 1.
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It needs to be addressed, and the spirit of the Fourth Amendment should be kept intact.
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The facility's "temporary" or "influx" shelter status suggests that children will be kept there only briefly.
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The law mandates that all evidence, testimony and hearings relating to misconduct investigations be kept secret.
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If I were in her shoes, I would rather know than be kept in the dark.
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The Carrefour brand will be kept for at least 4.5 years after completion of the deal.
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Narrator: Unlike the dairy industry, where male calves are often killed and disposed of, every camel must be kept near its young to continue producing milk, meaning that two animals will need to be kept fed and healthy to produce just 7 liters of milk each day.
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Few politicians are punished for making fantastical promises since voters no longer expect them to be kept.
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A judge will decide at a later stage whether those detained could be kept further, prosecutors said.
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A brief submitted by Waigel's attorneys said the monitor's communications were always intended to be kept confidential.
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I thought if I cooperated with your investigation, my identity as a minor would be kept secret.
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Before the law was passed, the files were actually slated to be kept under seal until 2029.
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But it said the government was insisting that every word of its defense must be kept confidential.
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However, he was given a boost by conservatives this week who said he should be kept on.
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Facebook's head of consumer hardware makes the case for Russian ad buy to be kept in perspective.
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Clinton's server; in reviewing them more recently, officials determined their content should be kept from the public.
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Amber Rudd, the home secretary, said the measure was temporary and would be kept under "constant review".
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But for the time being, it sounds like the ban will be kept to those 10 locations.
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China's 2018 growth target is expected to be kept around 6.5 percent - the same as in 2017.
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Olens assured them that the cheerleaders were going to be kept off the field in the future.
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On the other hand, one might question whether the "best" AI should be kept from the public.
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Archie says he'll hold Hiram to it and that the notebook will be kept close until then.
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Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism does not allow wild animals to be kept as pets.
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That way the turkey always be kept to under 40 degrees and out of the danger zone.
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Even dogs and cats need to be kept inside to keep their fur from soaking up pollutants.
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This batch has been heavily redacted with sensitive information that needed to be kept from the public.
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Kraft's attorneys argue that police illegally obtained the video, so it should should be kept from trial.
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The CME FedWatch shows the market prescribes a 53% chance that rates will be kept on hold.
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So plotlines must be consolidated, character arcs must be completed, and long-running promises must be kept.
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Epstein will be kept in jail without bail until at least a detention hearing on July 15.
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The vaccine is also hard to administer, since it must be kept as low as -80°C.
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But it is almost impossible to do any of this unless health workers can be kept safe.
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If your medications need to be kept cold, have a small cooler and ice on hand, too.
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It needs to be kept current, and staff members must be trained on how to follow it.
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But Trump and others quickly evolved into exaggerations, embellishments, and making promises that perhaps can't be kept.
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Sedentary screen time should be kept to no more than 1 hour for children aged 2–4.
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The server room has to be kept on lower temperatures, so he often puts on a hoodie.
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Migrant children are supposed to be kept in Border Patrol custody for no more than 72 hours.
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While wind and rain may be kept outside, that dark room will also block light and air.
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One half of that pair is private, and will be kept by ICANN; the other is public.
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We should aspire for families to be kept together ... [but] what's happening right now is indefinite detention.
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Nonetheless, less than one-fourth believed the ACA had struck a reasonable balance and should be kept.
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The vaccines must be kept cold, but less than 15 percent of people in Madagascar have electricity.
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The court ordered Mawarire to be kept in detention and adjourned the pre-trial hearing until Friday.
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We support meaningful changes to address healthcare costs, but these guiding principles must be kept in mind.
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In a Reuters poll, all 16 economists had said they expected the rate to be kept steady.
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We know in this utopian future all ailments are cured, that practically anybody can be kept alive.
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The Scots can probably be kept onboard for a decade, but for how much longer than that?
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They must be kept in line of sight, below 400 feet (122 metres) and away from people.
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Support for U.S. intelligence, special operations forces, and advisory efforts must be kept at a high level.
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They'll be kept indoors all day, every day, squashed in squalid, outdated, utterly inhumane, and unsafe conditions.
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Those demands should include Trump agreeing to: The list should be kept private, unless Trump violates it.
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Under the plan, all parks would be kept open and entrance fees would be collected as normal.
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Before the law was passed, the files were actually scheduled to be kept under seal until 2029.
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I like surprise, I like mystery, I like challenge, I like to be kept on my toes.
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It should be kept on the night stand and dipped into when you crave a good tale.
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GM has not ruled out that one or more of the US plants could be kept open.
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Before one gives the Trump Administration credit for these though, two things must be kept in mind.
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Ballooning scores will surely turn a few stomachs, but the bellyaching might be kept to a minimum.
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Soon the list of what should be kept out of the public eye included Putin's private life.
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Funding ought to be kept stable and greater emphasis paid to rural energy opportunities like distributed wind.
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Suffice to say, it was nonsense, filled with basic errors and promises that cannot conceivably be kept.
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Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, had contended that such communications were privileged and should be kept confidential.
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"We do not know how many more years we will have to be kept hostage in here."
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However, a few noted that particular books should be kept out of the hands of younger students.
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How he's going to prove to the world that it's wrong, that he can't be kept down.
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Yes, guns are typically locked in a safe and kept somewhere, but where would they be kept?
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Last week, Mr. Kraft asked that the evidence be kept private only until his case was finished.
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Whatever is thought about the accusations, the whole person and whole life should be kept in mind.
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The identity of a harassment victim might be kept private, but that of the perpetrator made public.
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The small restaurant is being fitted with a 1,000-gallon tank where the eels will be kept.
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Looting and protests have broken out, and desperate patients have been begging doctors to be kept alive.
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Airplanes can even be kept in flying condition, ready to go back into service on short notice.
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So even when robotic grippers are up to the task, they must be kept clean or isolated.
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This cap will be kept under review — and could shrink further "as the market diversifies", it suggested.
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"If you know you don't want to be kept going, pick someone who will honor your wishes."
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Do humorous memes have a place in the news, or should the two things be kept separate?
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It would be kept in the vault of a branch of the Bank of Italy, he said.
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Was it destined for a clam bake, for a taxidermist or to be kept as a pet?
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BMW claims that drivers' hands can be kept off the steering wheel for up to 50 seconds.
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Some people will get in, others will be kept out, still others will be compelled to leave.
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Ask Real Estate The city rules requires apartments be kept at a minimum temperature during heat season.
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However, Collins has said she wants the individual mandate to be kept separate from the tax bill.
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Leisure noise -- which is usually desired -- was recommended to be kept at an average of 70 dB.
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Little is known about the treatments patients are to receive, or how long they will be kept.
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For the revolution will not repeal human nature, and socialist officials will have to be kept accountable.
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Social-media handles that are not related to the targeted position should be kept off your résumé.
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The thawed raw meat should be kept separate from human food and handled with separate kitchen equipment.
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Chan then suggested that a female character who got killed off in the script be kept alive.
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"A minor child deserves privacy and should be kept out of politics," the first lady had tweeted.
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Belle, a book-loving village girl, agrees to be kept prisoner in exchange for her father's freedom.
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And because this is Game of Thrones, everything from fate to prophecy should be kept in doubt.
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It&aposs not just baby wipes that need to be kept out of a home&aposs pipes.
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Nobody knows when it will be, not even the judge who said I should be kept here.
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And once baked and fully cooled, they can be kept fresh in an airtight container for weeks.
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They express a view of immigrants as people to be kept out that activists aren't comfortable with.
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McCue said the fact that losses outweighed profits for Obamacare plans in 2014 should be kept in perspective.
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To which Mello replied:I'm glad for you, but I'd rather not be kept in the loop on this.
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But you have the struck page texts, they want to be kept apprised of what&aposs going on.
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Uber requested that the letter be kept confidential, and it offers an inside look at the company's perspectives.
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"In the near term, Takata will be kept afloat until all the replacement parts are produced," Upham said.
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Peru has no immediate plans to draw on the credit lines, and they will be kept in reserve.
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Families would then therefore be able to be kept together and could be sent home expeditiously and safely.
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The iguanas can be kept as pets but cannot be released into the wild, the wildlife commission said.
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In past seizures of illegal wealth, only between 3.75% and 7.3% was found to be kept in cash.
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Lawyers for Wang herself filed a new motion requesting the videos be kept from the public for now.
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"Catch and release" allows migrants with children to reside in the U.S. rather than be kept in detention.
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But in the German system, AfD can be kept out of power by other parties forming a coalition.
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It is unclear which workers will count and how the wage threshold will be kept up-to-date.
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Before they enter their new home, the elephants will be kept in a holding area for a day.
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Regulators said minors should be kept out of the spotlight to allow them to enjoy a normal childhood.
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Policy sources previously told Reuters the target will be kept at "around 6.5 percent", unchanged from last year.
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But to remain a liquid, methane must be kept below -210 degrees Fahrenheit and oxygen below -163 degrees.
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Money has to be kept secure somehow, but a bad bank might make off with its depositors' money.
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Under the Obama administration, courts ruled that they couldn't be kept in detention for more than 20 days.
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Many of those we spoke to asked to be kept anonymous amid worries of retaliation or personal attacks.
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Do you wish that your locally made beer could be kept fresh for longer than a standard growler?
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Where wheelchair ramps and elevators have been put in, they must be kept in good order, Dibley said.
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It said interest rates would be kept at a level ensuring demand for loans without increasing inflationary pressure.
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Instead, she received an email stating that she'd failed to pass her probation and wouldn't be kept on.
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The administration's decision ensures the records will be kept secret until five years after Trump's departure from office.
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For this reason, it's essential that all wounds be cleaned as quickly as possible and be kept clean.
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According to the report from Bloomberg Business, the initial rate of any tax may be kept at zero.
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This removes the possibility that a student will be kept out of their classroom further due to incarceration.
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Calls will be kept anonymous, and there is a possible $3,000 award for information leading to Bing's capture.
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Lee will announce soon that she'll be kept on by the new administration, a source told The Hill.
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The chemicals need to be kept cool, but the temperature rose after the plant lost power, officials said.
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We do not believe that there is enough will and resources to ensure those limitations will be kept.
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Finally, federal law also requires that the information collected in proposals such as the EEOC's be kept confidential.
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And should some of the taxes in ObamaCare be kept to help pay for a new coverage option?
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Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said this week that rates should be kept where they are for awhile.
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Historically, segregationists argued that black people were inherently defective or dangerous, and needed to be kept under control.
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They would prefer large contributions to be kept secret so that there's no meaningful transparency in political giving.
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The court on Tuesday ordered a psychiatric evaluation and that Madsen be kept in custody for four weeks.
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The vaccine must be kept refrigerated, and it takes multiple doses — as many as 10 in some children.
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Many of those men are "down-low guys" for whom it's critical that the relationship be kept secret.
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Kyritsis said the centers were not detention centers but areas where refugees needed to be "kept under supervision".
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Dog parks are safe, the health department said, but animals should otherwise be kept on leashes while outside.
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Arias&apos reply filed Wednesday cites previous court orders requiring that case records be kept from the public.
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Molly Dickerson, the director of Melrose Plantation, said that African House's upstairs gallery would be kept largely unfurnished.
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Many of these happenings will be kept quiet, as much of the project is intended as a surprise.
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Though he isn't confident those measures will be kept in after the proposal is reviewed by the parliamentarian.
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His insulin, which must be kept cold, was stored on the dashboard in the sun, Mr. Dykes said.
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They will now be kept in a climate-controlled storage area where the contents will be further inventoried.
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In a Reuters poll, 19 of 21 economists had said they expected the rate to be kept steady.
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They can be kept in seclusion for weeks, deprived of meals and made to live in unhygienic conditions.
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They can be kept in seclusion for weeks, deprived of meals, and made to live in unhygienic conditions.
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Secrets could beget lore, fuck-ups could be kept private, and drama could be swept under dingy rugs.
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That was the longest such streak since 226, when reliable records began to be kept, Mr. Detrick says.
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If our Republic is to be kept, the American people are going to have to do the same.
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Federal rules dictate that migrant children can't be kept in Border Patrol custody for more than 72 hours.
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"Those who are too poor to buy a mobile must not be kept out of development," he said.
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There is little evidence that birth parents were actually promised that their names would be kept permanently hidden.
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The observer asked that his identity be kept secret so that he could continue to do his job.
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Making a deal requires not only diplomacy but also trust that the agreement, once made, will be kept.
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Records for jobs are supposed to be kept at Turner's offices, as part of the company's compliance requirements.
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She wants the disqualification overturned and the ref to be kept away from her daughters in the future.
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Regional hospitals, which are often the largest employers, are also to healthy communities and should be kept open.
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Documents branded as SCI must be kept in secure facilities in government buildings and transported under strict conditions.
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"A minor child deserves privacy and should be kept out of politics," the first lady tweeted in response.
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However, he has signaled parts will need to be kept from public view to comply with the law.
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The settled politics of the past, where details can be kept few and the tone nostalgic, are fine.
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" Mr. Bloomberg, Mr. Pareene writes, "is precisely the sort of person who should be kept out of power.
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He was unsuccessful, he said, because he'd be kept on hold for long periods and often got disconnected.
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Quarantines also require an enormous dedication of personnel to manage, and those workers must also be kept safe.
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So destabilizing are female bodies, and so fragile men's egos, that, even today, they must be kept apart.
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Mexico is experiencing its worst period of violence since comparable national statistics began to be kept in 1997.
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And asphalt is harder to obtain because it must be kept and transported at high temperatures, he added.
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The judge will continue to consider whether her ruling Monday should be kept on hold as he appeals.
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The drugs have to be kept secure and at the proper humidity and temperature so they don't degrade.
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With 6.5 inches of ground clearance, the Countryman should be kept on the moderate side of off-roading.
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It sounds like the text to tweet feature could be kept off for some time in most countries.
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The company relies on an "efficiency metric" to decide what shows should be kept and which should go.
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Any rejection due to any mismatch will be "kept on record for audit by auditors", the note added.
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Zinke has also in recent weeks announced six other monuments that he would recommend be kept intact completely.
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They said documents related to Flynn's security clearance would be kept from Congress because they include classified information.
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Thanks to the mid-thigh length of the jacket, your entire core will be kept warm and dry.
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As a general matter -- and as Barr asserts -- grand jury materials must be kept secret by law enforcement.
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What are the four aspects of the A.C.A. that would be kept the same under the Republican plan?
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That it does, but in so doing, it shows that many of those promises simply cannot be kept.
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Why did Trump and his political advisers think the records had to be kept under lock and key?
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Sejersted added that Breivik needs to be kept away from other prisoners in solitary confinement for security reasons.
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In Oxman's statement to the Globe, she said MIT required Epstein's gifts to her lab be kept confidential.
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My friend George Hunt, will show you a box in which some of your stories will be kept.
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In all, 28 of the James Bond DB5s will be produced, including one that will be kept by Aston Martin, one that will be kept by EON productions, the company that makes Bond movies and is helping to create the cars, and a third that will be auctioned for charity.
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Subsidies could be phased out for first-time homebuyers, while effective income-tax rates would be kept below 50%.
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"As a general principle the Committee consider that class authorisations should be kept to an absolute minimum," it writes.
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Should he be kept in custody for a similar time period, he would also not participate in the Oympics.
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The Democrats now decry the separation of families at the border, in demand, okay, that families be kept together.
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Under the bill, children under age 18 would be kept with their families in residential centers during legal proceedings.
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But you can sign up right here for email updates if you want to be kept in the loop.
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Just when it looked as if we'd be kept in suspense, the ball dropped, in the best way possible.
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Hawkish officials in America may be kept up at night worrying about China's advancement in semiconductors and artificial intelligence.
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A conventional license plate with the traditional registration sticker needs to be kept with the car during the trial.
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Ostensibly, the idea is that making lists and taking notes are different functions that ought to be kept separate.
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But Lambert's Catholic parents are adamant that he should be kept alive and are supported by other family members.
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This will be forwarded to HR and possibly the higher-ups, and will be kept in your employee file.
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The White House also declined to say if the ball was modified, or where the gift would be kept.
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Children and animals also should be kept away from direct sun and hot cars, the Czech Hydrometeorological Institute warned.
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The collection is basically a wardrobe of unisex pieces intended to be kept and worn for the long haul.
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Sex toys need to be kept clean [too], as they are responsible for many issues as well like UTIs.
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UEFA then said Gibraltar's teams would be kept apart from Spain in any competition in which they took part.
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But he said market concerns about Italian lenders should be kept in perspective and any problems there were manageable.
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Workers do not need to be kept abreast of every single corporate development via memos or all-staff emails.
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All of our toilet paper had to be kept in the tiniest little garbage bin next to the throne.
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That provided management with confidence that customer loyalty will be more likely to be kept in the long run.
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Genetically modified crops can be kept relatively contained; animals carrying gene drives could be mobile and respect no borders.
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It also plans to collect taxes on businesses and private income, which it says will be kept very low.
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In deference to Mr Xi, streets are being cleared of protest slogans; demonstrators will be kept at a distance.
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Others specify they want to be kept alive if they're in a coma, at least for a few weeks.
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Physical handling should be minimized, all species should be kept in the water while tagging and then released quickly.
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We're supposed to believe Clinton never even considered a discussion about a future drone attack should be kept secret?
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Banfield reports that the items will be kept in storage until the family decides what to do with them.
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Plasma-screen TVs are especially delicate and need to be kept upright to avoid damaging the glass panels inside.
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In This Vessel We Shall Be Kept ran through August 29, 2016 at the Palais de Tokyo, Paris, France.
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The ACA's tax credits would be kept in place, unlike the House bill — but their value would be reduced.
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" Then, there's the very unblinkingly judgmental, "Let's talk about sex… And how the marriage bed should be kept pure.
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Justice Minister Heiko Mass, also from the SPD, said debates about the burqa and security should be kept separate.
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Currently, like many other states, those operations have to be kept at a minimum "setback distance" of 500 feet.
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Mandate that illegal immigrant families be kept together, absent aggravated criminal conduct or threat of harm to the children.
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HIV cannot be cured but the infection can be kept in check by AIDS drugs known as antiretrovial treatment.
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Jeff Flake (R-AZ) a vote by the end of January, a pledge that looks unlikely to be kept.
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The renminbi currency, watched closely by global markets, will be kept within "a reasonable range", Li told the forum.
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The report by Cherkasky, now the executive chairman of the compliance company Exiger, was to be kept under wraps.
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According to the report, inmates were found to be kept in such restricted conditions for up to 19 years.
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That'll allow for more personalized automation, but it also means even more data that needs to be kept private.
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In Europe, where eggs can be purchased at room temperature, eggs can be kept for up to 21 days.
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Google says fresh and frozen items will be kept in a cooler until they arrive at the customer's doorstep.
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You score solid savings, and you'll be kept in the loop about all the cool stuff at Disrupt Berlin.
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Secret formula: Your tax guru is so clever that the investment strategy involved must be kept secret from you.
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"Americans should all agree that members of the President's cabinet should be kept safe from violent threats," he added.
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All 61 respondents had predicted the rate would be kept on hold at its lowest level since November 2010.
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After the commission report, the central bank's board recommended the fund be kept within the bank - with one exception.
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Reflect on your public and personal life: What do you want "out there," and what should be kept private?
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It uses two "keys"—strings of numbers—one public and safe to share, and one to be kept private.
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The alliance is as mentally alive as it could be, kept on its toes by vigorous 21st century challenges.
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The money would be kept in a trust fund so it could not be clawed back by future Congresses.
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However, it is becoming increasingly difficult for our national parks to be kept in the condition that Americans expect.
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They point out that today's skilled workers need to be kept happy and cannot easily be replaced or transported.
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It must be kept at -60 to -80 degrees Celsius (-76°F to -112°F), creating huge logistical challenges.
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Claudet said children should be kept away from cannabis products, and parents should realize how dangerous the drug is.
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Late Monday, Magistrate Judge David Hennessy ordered the deposition, if and when it does happen, be kept under seal.
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Chemicals there need to be kept cool or they catch fire or explode, and explosions began early Thursday morning.
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There's no immediate help for that, but the sore spot that it touches may usefully be kept in mind.
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Tech entrepreneurs have responded by creating encrypted communication systems that promise users that their information will be kept confidential.
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The argument that some animals need to be kept in zoos because they are endangered is a hollow one.
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Carrying this idea further, keepsakes can be kept in remote storage, maybe deliverable someday, on demand, with driverless cars.
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Healthcare costs will be kept generally stable, the National Development & Reform Commission said in a statement on its website.
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In 1939, 83 percent of Americans believed that blacks should be kept out of neighborhoods where white people lived.
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Children will be kept in custody and returned to family members only after the parents' deportation proceedings are completed.
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The boys are expected to be kept in hospital for at least a week while their immune systems recover.
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Most analysts polled by Reuters had expected rates to be kept on hold with cuts seen later this year.
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Instead, it's supposed to be kept on your fridge, using magnets, and is best for ordering products from Amazon.
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A court said on Wednesday that she could be kept in custody for two days while the authorities investigated.
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Ghosn, 64, denies the charges, but prosecutors have argued successfully that he should be kept in jail awaiting trial.
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Decisions about what can be kept secret should be made by an interagency group rather than a single official.
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And just like a financial budget, a body budget needs to be kept balanced in order to be healthy.
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The assumption that Trump's impulses can be kept in check by wiser minds in his administration is being challenged.
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The board raised the level to two on a scale of three, which means poultry must be kept indoors.
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In Minnesota, students with lunch debt at one high school were going to be kept from their graduation ceremony.
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The data collection involves mainly names, travel dates, itineraries and payment details that must be kept for five years.
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For it to be double-blind, subjects and researchers would be kept in the dark about who's receiving which.
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"Americans should all agree that members of the President's cabinet should be kept safe," said EPA spokesman Jahan Wilcox.
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It's why he can't be kept away from the offensive glass and it's why defenses part before his drives.
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If they're here, they have to be removed, and if they're not here, they need to be kept out.
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I don't want to relive the ecstasy of "All My Friends" again when it should be kept as memories.
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This wouldn't be allowed in the rest of Europe, as it should be kept sterile, but here, nobody cares.
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Promises must be kept, bullies must be brought down, hypocrites must be exposed, and the weak must be protected.
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You think the truth would be so painful for your acquaintance's mother that it should be kept from her.
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Capitalism would be kept subservient to the goals of social stability and solidarity, rather than the other way around.
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Prosecutors convinced the judge that the discussion should be kept secret because its release could jeopardize an active investigation.
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A landing on the Hudson River where a boat can be kept is about a five-minute drive away.
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The snow was falling so fast — up to three inches per hour — that few roads could be kept clear.
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The Federal Aviation Administration requires all batteries to be in the cabin; they can't be kept in checked bags.
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It should also be kept in mind that should he be convicted, Vice President Mike Pence would become president.
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She had polio, though her parents, knowing how ostracized children with the virus could be, kept that a secret.
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Neither has any issue with gatekeeping per se; they differ, modestly, on how the gate is to be kept.
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That was the largest advantage for a minority party since such records began to be kept in the 1940s.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The art book aficionados of Los Angeles will be kept busy this week.
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"It's very dangerous to assume that a conflict anywhere in the Middle East can be kept local," he said.
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They need to be kept secure or you might wake up to a black helicopter hovering over your roof.
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Inflation, meanwhile, is said to be unrelated to government debt and can be kept in check through other means.
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David's shares of Koch Industries, and his considerable fortune, will be kept within his family, according to the company.
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So let Tartaro's ticketing nightmare be a lesson to you: sometimes programming terms need to be kept to coding.
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The Briton could be kept waiting on both accounts if the sport is unable to put together enough races.
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New evacuees will be kept in a separate area of the Westwind Inn on the base, the spokesperson said.
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To measure ultra-faint temperature variations across light years of space, Spitzer itself had to be kept very cold.
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Pollution is also a handy way to think about why our data ought to be kept safe by default.
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Wherever they go, they would be kept away from contact with the public until the danger of contagion passes.
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He blamed Democrats for the legislative failures so far and said all of his promises would be kept eventually.
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It's why AASA is not taking a position one way or another on whether the guidance should be kept.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) told reporters that Moore should be kept out of the Senate "whatever it requires," and Sen.
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Like other Democrats, O'Rourke stressed that Biden had done nothing wrong and the focus should be kept on Trump.
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Scientists have warned that global temperatures should be kept well below 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) of warming.
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The church said it would cooperate with officials so long as the identities of its members be kept secret.
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So far, though, the betting is that the virus can be kept under control or will burn itself out.
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Under Korean law, Lee can be kept in detention a maximum four months while a court considers his appeal.
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Pet rodents should not be kept in child care centers, schools or other facilities with children younger than 5.
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Democrats have pointed to the President's attacks on the whistleblower as reason that the official should be kept anonymous.
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Away does not allow employees to email each other, and asks that direct messages be kept to a minimum.
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But the assets would then have to be kept in Indonesia for three years under government-appointed investment managers.
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Moolenaar wanted to present him with a recognition that would be kept on record in the Library of Congress.
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Those factions must select a successor to Mr Abdul-Mahdi (who may be kept on temporarily as a caretaker).
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The South Koreans would have to be kept in the dark, and they could make no preparations for war.
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They need to be kept cold, from the moment they're manufactured to the moment they're injected into a patient.
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Hence why a body that would be a toasty 32°C can be kept at -196°C potentially indefinitely.
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They don't like that you have to get rid of all of your papers, which is actually a misnomer: Kondo just says you should limit them because they're incapable of sparking joy, and you should confine them to three folders: needs immediate attention, must be kept for now, must be kept forever.
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The leaders found it easier to agree that more migrants should be kept away from Europe in the first place.
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The good news is that the ISS can be kept operational by ground controllers, as Todd explained during the briefing.
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Existing plans for a gradual tightening in coming months and into next year are expected to be kept in place.
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Thirteen of 17 economists in a Reuters poll had expected the benchmark to be kept at 5.00 percent on Thursday.
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They have to be kept somewhere you can access with relative ease but that everyone else stays locked out of.
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So it seems both the content of Cohen's calls — and his actual words — will be kept from investigators for now.
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Similarly, records of Ghosn's phone calls will be kept by his legal team and submitted to the court, Hironaka said.
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The votes he collects at Casey Station will be kept under lock and key until polls close on Saturday night.
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In contracts reviewed by BuzzFeed News, Sterling lays out pricing terms and assures that client data will be kept confidential.
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R-rated movies like Deadpool "will continue," Iger told investors in February, but noted they had to be kept separate.
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Chips need to be kept at freezing temperatures and can be disturbed by the tiniest electrical fluctuations or physical vibrations.
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Like any jester, though, he couldn't be kept down—not with Silvio Berlusconi's bunga bunga around, or global financial collapse.
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Because the samples have to be kept warm to survive, working with frozen material was an easier way to begin.
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Official international 23-on-3 rules even say the score must be kept by ones and twos — another playground staple.
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Information from the tests will not be kept or shared by federal agencies, an Immigration and Customs official told CNN.
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Court documents acquired by People indicate that Depp is asking for witness statements and financial information to be kept confidential.
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Videos will be kept to a maximum of 1080p (data such as closed captions could be eliminated to save space).
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Their mother, Joy, wants them to be kept together so that Paul, the more vulnerable, can be protected by Peter.
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Like your gut and your vagina, your mouth has its own fragile microbiome that needs to be kept in balance.
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He also said there are things that he personally felt should be kept private, such as pictures of his kids.
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The cells can be kept closer together, for instance, because an explosion won't be a matter of life and death.
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And that in turn suggests the issue is not so much whether the exchanges can be kept intact -- they can.
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But it turns out, their separation was meant to be kept secret as part of a clearly unethical psychology experiment.
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The sword ("Kusanagi no Tsurugi") is actually a replica of one believed to be kept at the Nagoya Atsuta shrine.
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Lockdowns should also be kept consistent -- the same drill every time -- with teachers offering frequent and calm reassurance, Schlozman said.
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At all cost the man in the white beard had to be kept away from the men with black beards.
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A new provision requires police departments that refuse to release footage to justify why the video should be kept private.
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My thoughts remain with Miss Remande and her family, and I have asked to be kept informed on her condition.
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The remains and related paperwork would be kept at Valley's warehouse in the suburban industrial park, a few miles away.
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Ron Johnson defended the new policy of prosecuting all unauthorized border crossers but conceded that families should be kept together.
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The detective told them their accounts would be kept on file for potential use should a more recent case surface.
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It also adjusts temperatures based on muscle groups — users' legs can be kept warm while their core is kept cool.
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Most retail insurance products fall into the micro category so distribution and servicing costs must be kept to a minimum.
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Those items can all be kept indefinitely and in paper form, according to Janet Alvarez, executive editor of Wise Bread.
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At the European Union headquarters in Brussels, the open questioning of the bloc will likely be kept at a minimum.
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But at the time it didn't matter how bad you had it, you would be kept in compulsory isolation regardless.
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The Moon is in Sagittarius, lighting up a part of your chart that prefers to be kept in the shadows.
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It's unclear exactly how Windows 10 Cloud will operate, or what sort of features may be kept or left out.
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It's unclear how much of the campaign plan will be kept as the White House begins its tax reform push.
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The range of gilts eligible for purchase remained unchanged and would also be kept under review, the central bank said.
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"Information used for Verizon Selects while you are a participant may be kept for up to three years," it states.
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Scaramucci did not request the conversation be kept off record, and it was littered with some very nasty trash talk.
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These tensions will be kept in check by the general desire for a commodity quite as valuable as water: peace.
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I can't wait to be kept awake at night when the new show finds its home at USA and SyFy.
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They should be kept in sight by their operators at all times; not doing do so is a criminal offence.
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Does it tend to actually make sense for siblings be kept together in an alleged abuse case like this one?
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Siluanov said he supported the central bank's banking sector cleanup and state funds should only be kept in reliable banks.
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Having now ousted Prime Minister David Cameron, they face a political vacuum, with their base demanding that promises be kept.
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Pablo Villavicencio, 35, remains in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) custody but will be kept from deportation until July 20.
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The ghost of Nijinsky appears and tells Massine to get a move on—Diaghilev doesn't like to be kept waiting.
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But all that is changing, or might be, if the promises implied by the Expo Line expansion can be kept.
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His comments suggested that phrase was likely to be kept in the ECB's policy message at a meeting on Oct.
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The league will argue that certain people or documents do not exist, are not relevant or should be kept confidential.
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One solution is for plaintiff lawyers to push for protective orders that more narrowly define what can be kept confidential.
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The House bill would allow chemical identity to be kept secret, even in the context of health and safety studies.
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Lawyers for Kraft and the other men in the case have requested that the evidence, including videos, be kept private.
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Americans clearly believe we need stronger borders, even as they prefer the families be kept together before being shipped home.
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Well ponds must be kept clean: women are strictly forbidden to scrub chamber pots or wash their undergarments in them.
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The remaining €75m of term loan B will be kept as cash on the company's balance sheet, the sources said.
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The prime minister has said that checks can be kept to a minimum by using technology and trusted trader schemes.
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"Americans should all agree that members of the President's cabinet should be kept safe from these violent threats," Wilcox said.
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Then they outsmarted him again by putting it right near his house, where they knew it would be kept clean.
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Therefore, those kids, unless we want to keep them in custody, Judge, they can&apost be kept with their parents.
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In some cases, land required to be kept fallow and not used for production may be used grow animal feed.
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The US going it alone would fly in the face of the international law that workable agreements must be kept.
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Nuclear power needs to be kept in the mix to protect ourselves from over-reliance on one form of energy.
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She also repeated previous calls for Congress to lift limits on how long families can be kept in immigration detention.
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The RadPad site will be kept much the same and a few remaining employees will be joining the new company.
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Guns must be kept locked and unloaded and can only be legally carried outside the home with a special permit.
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"All 10 patients will be kept in the hospital as a precaution until we know those final results," Phillips said.
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But parents may not appreciate the full range of products that should be kept in a high cabinet locked away.
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In India, most homes have servants who "talk," and appearances need to be kept up as families are closely intertwined.
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Just under 2,000 people held a rally on Monday, demanding that direct elections be kept and that the governor resign.
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The White House had requested that the meeting be kept off the record, according to the statement from The Times.
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WHO includes it on its list of "essential medicines," meaning it should be kept affordable and accessible at all times.
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Kavanaugh wrote a strongly worded dissent saying she should be kept in detention and not allowed to get an abortion.
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We had been waiting months to do it, and we had both asked to be kept away from each other.
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According to Indiana law, medical documents must be kept for seven years after a patient was last seen, Cline said.
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The Association of Zoos and Aquariums says that female elephants should typically be kept in groups of at least three.
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"Hawker culture is an important and unique heritage, no matter where it is, and should be kept alive," she said.
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The CBP claims that people are only supposed to be kept in these facilities for a maximum of three days.
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Rudolph denied the accusation and Garrett expressed disappointment in the allegation -- which he thought would be kept private -- being leaked.
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Gardner, a team leader who has spent his entire career with the Yankees, could be kept at a different rate.
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In the interest of ratcheting up the suspense, that saga will be kept under wraps for a paragraph or two.
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Publicly developed and tested drugs could then be kept in the public domain and produced as generics from day one.
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America is a Christian nation, he asserted, and government must be kept from interfering with God's will in market economics.
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Mosby made a series of quick and decisive actions, and it appeared as though her campaign promises would be kept.
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But for the time being, the anti-Trump world has its own paranoias that need to be kept at bay.
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Although someone can be kept for up to six months, a lot can happen in forty plus days of disappearance.
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Please sell your house or divorce your dying spouse, because otherwise you won't be poor enough to be kept alive.
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Survivors from the storm can be kept in this bureaucratic limbo for months or even years as these processes unfold.
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Privately, most climate scientists admit they hold little hope that temperature rises can be kept below the 6.303°C target.
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New drilling concessions are no longer being handed out, but the government says old accords should be kept in play.
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" She continued, "Celebrating the entirety of fashion's rainbow membership is the one political message that must be kept at consistently.
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Thanks to a zipper secured with a buttoned storm flap, even a harsh, cutting wind will be kept at bay.
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Riders seemed concerned whether the subways could be kept clean as a result of the large number of homeless riders.
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Abe also reiterated his stance that maximum pressure must be kept on North Korea and that promises were not enough.
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Foreign capital should be kept out; the government should manage finance directly and small businesses should be prioritised over big ones.
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But as crucial as these babies are, they're often unsung and, let's face it, designed to be kept out of sight.
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Blanche said he does not believe that Manafort should be kept in any jail in New York pending his trial there.
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Britney Spears' mother Lynne has filed a legal motion to be kept informed of all matters pertaining to the singer's conservatorship.
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Hopefully, no matter what happens, the pair's kids will be kept as far removed from the child-support issue as possible.
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Can you say you are comfortable that everyone's children will be kept safe when using the default settings of your website?
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You love a good mystery, but you don't like to be kept in the dark by people you're supposed to trust.
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Whelan is due to be kept in pre-trial detention until May 28 while investigators continue to look into his case.
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The rule says the tax returns would be kept private within the committee unless a majority votes to make them public.
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Those now include everything from vaccines that can now be kept cold at the dispensary to solar-powered pumping of water.
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The yuan will be kept basically stable and China will continue with interest rate and exchange rate reform, the report said.
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The committee doesn&apost publicly comment on who was nominated, information which is required to be kept secret for 50 years.
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The video footage will be kept for 60 days, after which it will be erased from the server, the FAQ says.
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"We did not anticipate the asylum seekers to be kept as long as they have at the Manus center," O'Neill said.
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What's so inappropriate about conservative positions on Israel, e-cigarettes, and college campuses that they should be kept from young audiences?
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Prosecutors have said jurors might fear for their safety, and Cogan ordered in February that their identities should be kept secret.
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Health insurance cards, medical records, living wills or medical powers of attorneys should be kept in waterproof files, Ms. Maguire said.
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Plan B does not need to be kept in the fridge, and each box should have an expiration date on it.
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Once you reapply the salt, the ink becomes invisible again, so the message can be kept secret and passed along again.
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These state that public debt be kept under 35% of GDP even as tax revenue is capped at 25% of GDP.
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Immigration agents will not be allowed to enter a school building, but will be "kept out on the sidewalks," she added.
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Let's also agree that someone who is erratically unhinged should be kept one restraining order's distance away from the White House.
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A White House official said that President Barack Obama was briefed on the news, and would be kept abreast of developments.
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According to one senior administration official, Mr. Mulvaney said it 'wasn't a great subject and should be kept below his level.
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In a Reuters poll, 14 economists had said they expected the rate to be kept steady while two predicted a cut.
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This prospect—a "runaway" convention—persuades others that Article V is a Pandora's Box which needs to be kept firmly shut.
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Those already infected must be kept alive and healthy, which requires systems capable of delivering anti-retroviral drugs and other care.
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Lynne has also filed a legal motion to be kept informed of all matters having to do with her daughter's conservatorship.
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For better or worse, that intensely suspenseful two-man show will be kept off that particular racetrack for the time being.
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The country's government has imposed tougher sanitary rules for farms and warned it may order all poultry to be kept inside.
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Interestingly, some traditions are more likely to be kept up by millennial brides than women getting hitched at a later age.
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After drying, the extracted DNA should be kept in a nonpermeable container somewhere with low humidity and out of direct sunlight.
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The current airport should instead be kept and a small one further north of the city should be expanded, he argues.
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Stop using aid as a weapon Aid and access to basic services must be kept away from the politics of fighting.
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"Americans should all agree that members of the president's cabinet should be kept safe from these violent threats," Mr. Wilcox said.
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Spicer asked to be kept abreast of developments and, upon information and belief, Butowsky did keep Mr. Spicer abreast of developments.
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If the quality of care is to be maintained or improved, then these costs will have to be kept within budget.
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But, again, PlayStation stalwarts are going to be kept waiting a while longer for a whole bunch of the biggest guns.
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As this election continues, I do believe that, if there are any further health scares, the public should be kept abreast.
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There was something appropriately austere about the setting, as if through architectural restraint alone the devil could be kept at bay.
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Lee will announce as soon as today that she'll be kept on by the new administration, a source told The Hill.
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All visitors will be kept informed about any developments on all Rock am Ring Social Media channels, radio and the speakers.
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These restrictions include the amount of pepper spray allowed in one jar, where it can be kept, and the chemical grade.
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"It is hoped that the store closure number will be kept to a minimum," Brian Green, restructuring partner at KPMG, said.
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In some countries, data on groundwater levels or land fertility is considered a matter of national security, to be kept secret.
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Most analysts polled by Reuters expect the rate to be kept on hold until at least the middle of the year.
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