Most do not even keep in touch with their alumni.
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But even to this day, the two keep in touch.
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We hope you will keep in touch and stay safe.
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How do you keep in touch with the latest things?
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I said, 'We have to keep in touch with people.
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He's since left Vox Media, but we keep in touch.
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"Almost all of us still keep in touch," says Atherton.
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We're on different coasts usually, but we keep in touch.
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I don't feel it helps me keep in touch, really.
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After the trip, we all promised to keep in touch.
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Did you keep in touch with him for a while?
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She's a character that I'd like to keep in touch with.
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As our representatives they should have tried to keep in touch.
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Indeed, 93% said they keep in touch with far-flung contacts.
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So you know, let's keep in touch on this, my friend.
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We keep in touch, definitely because we're in the same city.
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Our editor uses them to keep in touch with her parents.
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It's rare that hosts will keep in touch with their guests.
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How else do you keep in touch with friends and family?
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Newsletters are an easy way for families to keep in touch.
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In between the visits we would keep in touch by email.
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McCain's first wife Carol still keep in touch and have frequent conversations.
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You can't stream Netflix, but you can at least keep in touch.
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These families are economically stressed, they can't afford to keep in touch.
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He still wanted to keep in touch, but after that I ghosted.
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It was really nice of her, and we still keep in touch.
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When they are not together, they keep in touch over the phone.
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An awful lot of students have requested that I keep in touch.
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However, the guys continue to keep in touch via group text chain.
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Mel Blount knows this and to this day we keep in touch.
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He [was] somebody I knew I wanted to keep in touch with.
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"We keep in touch and talk from time to time," McConnell said.
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One Insider Picks editor uses themto keep in touch with her parents.
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New music coming later this year but until then, keep in touch.
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Nor do I generally keep in touch with the people I photograph.
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She does still appear to keep in touch with her ominous roots.
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Keep in touch to update them on your condition and curb boredom.
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Keep in touch with friends, family, neighbors and maybe even your coworkers.
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How often do you keep in touch outside of her cam sessions?
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He added me on Facebook and told me to keep in touch.
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"We're comrades in arms and all keep in touch," Mr. Chen said.
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People keep in touch; they send their scores; they send their recordings.
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Keep in touch with them over the phone or with video calls.
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Together, they recently collaborated on a new album called Keep in Touch.
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On the other hand, AI could also help free us up for more time spent with loved ones — kind of like how social media has helped us keep in touch with friends we wouldn't normally keep in touch with.
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We can only hope that William and his lamb still keep in touch.
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We have to keep in touch with our businesses, our friends and family.
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We're always gonna keep in touch, and we'll always have a special bond.
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We keep in touch, and he knows I'm always here for a reference.
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The app also gives donors and recipients the option to keep in touch.
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But I worry, what if they just don't want to keep in touch?
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I've known him for maybe twenty years and we still keep in touch.
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I like to keep in touch with what she's thinking and talking about.
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You don't have to discuss your finances with them to keep in touch.
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McCain's foreign policy advisor, and to keep in touch with him after that.
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I follow my friends so we can keep in touch across time zones.
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Some of the other former patients keep in touch and occasionally send photographs.
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To keep in touch with loved ones: House Party, Snapchat, Marco Polo, Facetime
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She gave him her cellphone number, too, to keep in touch via text.
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I mostly see people using WhatsApp to keep in touch with others overseas.
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Keep in touch with your old friends and family via phone, Benton recommends.
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"We do keep in touch," Kotb, 54, said Tuesday on Watch What Happens Live.
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We still text each other and keep in touch because we felt so supported.
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" When Cohen asked her how often they keep in touch, Perlman said, "A lot.
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Snapchat, Instagram and Facebook make it seem easier to keep in touch with friends.
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Most of them keep in touch with me and update me about their progress.
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Do you still keep in touch with any of the members from the crew?
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Both student and teacher continue to keep in touch today, according to the ad.
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Cindy believes that Casey didn't kill Caylee, and the two women keep in touch.
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Thanks to social media, many of us keep in touch and support each other.
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I'm saddened by it, but I have made some effort to keep in touch.
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I also keep in touch with another specialist about my ankle and my hip.
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West said although they haven't seen each other recently, they do keep in touch.
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And so mother and son keep in touch mostly through text messages and Skype.
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However, Polizzi reveals that there is one roommate she doesn't keep in touch with.
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Wang and Blum spoke on the phone and they agreed to keep in touch.
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They both told Insider that they still keep in touch through texting and Snapchat.
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Both sides will keep in touch on the next steps, the commerce ministry said.
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Now I remember why I didn't keep in touch: She's gloomy and self-involved.
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How do you keep in touch with them and work with them on stories?
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We had access to keep in touch with family but I didn't want to.
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Keep in touch with people over the phone, video calling, or through online services.
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I'm 41 now, so I've got to keep in touch with the cool stuff.
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Make sure you keep in touch with those both older and younger than you.
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In a rare jailhouse interview, Lyle told PEOPLE that the brothers still keep in touch.
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"To me, this just seemed like the best way to keep in touch," Junker says.
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You can't do your work unless you're able to keep in touch with the community.
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While she is away in school, Radtke attempts to keep in touch with her uncle.
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"[We keep in touch] sort of distantly because I don't live in L.A.," she said.
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Through our network, the staff keep in touch with them in some form or other.
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We keep in touch, even if none of us play the old game much anymore.
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It's how I keep in touch with my friends; it's how I have a job.
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WhatsApp isn't the only app Swift and her squad use to keep in touch, though.
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One way they keep in touch with those deployed is through the Pen Pal Program.
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I still care about all of my boyfriends, and I try to keep in touch.
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He went far away to college in the fall, but promised to keep in touch.
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She uses Facebook to keep in touch with family, and enjoys watching viral dog videos.
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And to keep your connections solid, keep in touch — even when you don't need to.
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Later, the men talked at a Dunkin' Donuts kiosk and decided to keep in touch.
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They don't keep in touch, but Leo would hook up with Hunter if he could.
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"Keep in touch," he said to the person on the other end of the phone.
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Still, we keep in touch by seeing each other with our families at the holidays.
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If only there were a way to keep in touch with his puppy throughout the day.
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It's fine but I'm over it and have no plans to keep in touch after this.
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There, I blog, chat and keep in touch with a like-minded community of dog lovers.
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Through texts, phone calls and Skype conversations, the couple did their best to keep in touch.
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And nearly every one of the people I spoke to told me to keep in touch.
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Even though the project has come to a close, Busch and Klein still keep in touch.
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From then on, Buffett became a mentor to Suh, and the two still keep in touch.
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Gonzaga led for almost the entire first half, but BYU was able to keep in touch.
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Thanks to social media, we can "keep in touch" with many more friends, much more efficiently.
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Avoid your ex — strategically The urge to keep in touch with an ex can be powerful.
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She also uses email, text, phone calls and Signal to keep in touch with her contacts.
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We said, "I love you, man," and promised to keep in touch, but we never did.
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Although we keep in touch via calls and texts, nothing is as good as holding them!
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We have texting, email, WhatsApp, social media and numerous other means to constantly keep in touch.
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"You get to know people, and you keep in touch with some of them," he said.
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I have a feeling that regardless of Jones's future, he and Smith will keep in touch.
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Thanks to the miracle of modern technology, messaging groups allow management and employees to keep in touch.
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We regularly keep in touch on a WhatsApp group with other women we've also met through BumbleBFF.
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Many seniors have embraced smartphones and Facebook because they can keep in touch with grandkids, for example.
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It can relay the locations of other GoTenna devices at intervals, helping teams keep in touch automatically.
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Snapchat has fulfilled my initial hope for Twitter: a warm place to keep in touch with friends.
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But she could call her family at least once a week and keep in touch by email.
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You can make a group chat on Snapchat to keep in touch with a group of friends.
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Children today are more able to safely change plans and keep in touch with family and friends.
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STFC's presence across transport hubs helps it keep in touch with customers and underpins its underwriting capabilities.
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You can't see baby pictures on LinkedIn, and you can't keep in touch with Grandma on Twitter.
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The Diamondbacks did not have an opening, he said, but he told Peralta to keep in touch.
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I still keep in touch with them and when I'm back in England, we all meet up.
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Her best friend, a Facebook abstainer, joined the network for the year just to keep in touch.
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She's been trying to keep in touch with her family as much as possible throughout the quarantine.
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I keep in touch with Nicole Eisenman; we send each other pictures of what we're working on.
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Instead, they're prospects you keep in touch with just in case your number one option falls through.
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The staff encourages graduates to keep in touch with one another and stay connected to Catholic Charities.
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Travis, McGee and James still keep in touch via group texts with a few friends from Akron.
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They hugged goodbye in the lobby and promised to exchange photos over email and keep in touch.
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Slack can be a fun way to keep in touch with work colleagues as well as friends.
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In fact, you really ought to go out of your way to keep in touch with them.
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From our home page, just scroll down to "keep in touch" to sign up for our daily email.
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Reese Witherspoon isn't one of those moms who has to beg her teenage daughter to keep in touch.
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This is just a great way for their authors to keep in touch with their audience between books.
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I've only met her once (she flew up for our wedding), but we keep in touch on Facebook.
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Many Lebanese rely on WhatsApp to keep in touch, both at home and with a far-flung diaspora.
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To all those in the path of #HurricaneMatthew, stay safe and keep in touch with your loved ones.
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We all have that friend from high school — the one we miss, but didn't keep in touch with.
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Like any friends, you keep in touch, and that's true for a lot of projects, like Drillbit Taylor.
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I try to keep in touch with them as much as possible because they support me so much.
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While flying over land, airplanes keep in touch with air traffic controllers to relay information about the flight.
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Dominique's family has used it to set up a Facebook account and keep in touch with the Swabbs.
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The organization allows donor families and the recipients to keep in touch with one another after the transplant.
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Now, other school districts like the idea so much, they're holding their own versions to keep in touch.
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" Members of the Beckley class still keep in touch on a private chat group they call "Disenfranchised Appalachians.
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Jenkins also noted that, for her children, it was important to keep in touch with their school friends.
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Mr. Tillman had been trying to keep in touch with faraway volunteer dispatchers on one crowdsourced rescue site.
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Like what is the alternative if you want to keep in touch with your neighbors and college classmates?
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Regardless, we want you to know that we care about you and would like to keep in touch.
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There's a couple of people that I keep in touch with from the show, like Mark, of course.
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He and his biological daughter have yet to meet, but they exchange emails and keep in touch casually.
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He said thank you for opening this back channel of communication and asked me to keep in touch.
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Others have started making contact lists in order to keep in touch by phone, email, and social media.
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However, keep in touch by texting permit us to hide our real emotions and be happy all day.
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Most of the 34 graduates of Northwood High School's Class of 2015 keep in touch through text message.
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Technology also helped the pair keep in touch while Pratt was promoting the film, and then shooting Jurassic World.
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Even with Newton-John living in Australia, she says the two continue to keep in touch and often text.
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This is Basra's polite way of saying she doesn't keep in touch with Justin, one of her five dates.
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It's the perfect addition for anyone looking to keep in touch with their dog when out of the house.
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The messaging service has become one of the main ways Brazilians keep in touch with friends, colleagues and family.
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Hopefully they still keep in touch and will rekindle their friendship once Trudeau joins Obama on the other side.
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It feels much harder to find time to see or keep in touch with casual acquaintances as an adult.
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It helps if you understand your reasons for wanting to keep in touch with your ex's family, she says.
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Geertz himself would call and keep in touch with the US Coast Guard, which he'd update on our condition.
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But you know what, if you want, you can call me, and we can keep in touch through Scott.
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She said she plans to keep in touch with Jones and let him know how she's doing at school.
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I have moved on, but I made several good personal friendships there, and I want to keep in touch.
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But she did keep in touch with her old allies, including one Dan Dreiberg – formerly known as Nite Owl.
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With my lifestyle, I meet people and then I don't see them for months—hopefully we keep in touch.
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I tried to keep in touch with Ian Xplosion after writing about him in January, but communication was erratic.
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Freeman fondly remembers the couple, whom she had hoped to keep in touch with after she returned to Canada.
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Bridging the gapMore importantly, these intermediaries have enabled politicians from the two estranged countries to keep in touch diplomatically.
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I make a big effort to keep in touch with my old friends because I live so far away.
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Because many Germans use Android phones, I installed WhatsApp initially to keep in touch with my friends and kids.
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They made a pact to keep in touch, and did that through hourslong Skype sessions, phone calls and emails.
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I try to keep in touch with what's going on in tech, but this one kind of befuddles me.
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He told the outlet that he has seen Eleanor since their dinner and that they plan to keep in touch.
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Lauren Bushnell may be on good terms with ex-fiancé Ben Higgins, but she says they don't keep in touch.
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The women all went to lunch together after the hearing and planned to keep in touch throughout DeAngelo&aposs prosecution.
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The women all went to lunch together after the hearing and plan to keep in touch throughout DeAngelo&aposs prosecution.
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"They haven't been in contact for several days, and I don't think that they'll keep in touch," says the source.
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With Telegram, Iranians keep in touch with family and friends, read the news, shop, discuss soccer, babies, marriage and politics.
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Instead, you left because you simply don't have any friends or family that you want to keep in touch with.
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Shipping a care package is a classic PG way to keep in touch with a long-distance pal or partner.
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Six years later, whether they're playing or retired, many of the CSN players still keep in touch with Bryce Harper.
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If they are unable to visit far away friends or family, it is an important way to keep in touch.
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Meanwhile, Francis and Vatican fans can keep in touch with papal news through the Vatican's official Facebook and Instagram accounts.
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Van Ness, Porowski, Berk, Brown and France do keep in touch with their heroes, occasionally posting updates on social media.
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But they mostly keep in touch through the YALI portal online and through social networks such as Facebook and WhatsApp.
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You have been in several movies alongside women who are feminists in their own right, do you keep in touch?
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He replied telling me to have fun, keep in touch, and that maybe we'll see each other in Mexico again.
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But despite the fact that you don't actively keep in touch, you're still well acquainted with their day-to-day.
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It's a clever reminder to not take oneself too seriously, and to keep in touch with one's child-like creativity.
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How can you tell if you should keep in touch or just have a totally clean break with someone's family?
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When the chat ends, the app will ask you if you want to keep in touch with the other person.
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The platform includes a simple mailing list that allows entrepreneurs to keep in touch and ask questions of each other.
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I connected with lots of bereaved moms initially through my blog, and some I keep in touch with fairly regularly.
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Yes, yes, we've all read the study that says people who keep in touch with exes are narcissists and psychopaths.
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At least we have an amazing array of ways to keep in touch when we can't, you know, actually touch.
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"When I was incarcerated, I wanted to keep in touch with her — she was all I had," Ms. Perry recalled.
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" He continued, "He said thank you for opening this back channel of communication and asked me to keep in touch.
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And though they didn't keep in touch as much after they parted ways, Hartfield and Brown always shared a connection.
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I have friends here today from the Netherlands, one from Switzerland, one from the US. Do you keep in touch?
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"It's funny with work, you don't really keep in touch," Bean said of his separated Stark children and other co-stars.
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And it's also important to keep in touch with your friends who have kids, and the ones who don't, Boykin says.
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I said farewell to Karen in her attic bungalow one spring morning before graduation, but we promised to keep in touch.
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Making communication easier — and thereby more regular — actually helps me keep in touch better and deepens my relationships with my friends.
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"I'm so happy for them, but I don't really keep in touch with them," she adds of the other Hills alums.
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He also questioned why she continued to keep in touch with him after the alleged incident, which Cosby maintains was consensual.
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The two wanted to keep in touch after camp, but Leah and Sara lived in two different Hasidic enclaves in Brooklyn.
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She liked to keep in touch with patrol officers and check in with her district commander before grabbing a squad car.
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Once approved by a group's administrator, clientele across southeast Asia are able to keep in touch with dealers via instant messaging.
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Thankfully, most of the players and staff live at the same apartment complex, so they're still able to keep in touch.
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Thankfully, most of the players and staff live at the same apartment complex, so they're still able to keep in touch.
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Get a clear sense of what she needs from you, and ask directly how she wants you to keep in touch.
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So we returned to the car and headed to the airport, where we hugged again and promised to keep in touch.
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Global Tel Link is still charging exorbitant rates to inmates and their families who want to keep in touch by phone.
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Admiral Rochon said that former chief ushers tend to keep in touch and help current ones acclimate to the new job.
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Links to all of these stories are below, and you can keep in touch with us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
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I still keep in touch with Dr. Gow — he's been a super supportive mentor and always telling me to ask questions.
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Zuddas is a primary school teacher too and she has created a WhatsApp group to keep in touch with her students.
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Now that the Lees cannot regularly eat dinner together, they keep in touch and try to support one another through technology.
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It's pretty much the main way I keep in touch with friends and family, which are what I'm REALLY thankful for.
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There are so many of my readers that I keep in touch with at this point, I really couldn't name a favorite.
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Many of the Obama lawyers keep in touch, but reject the notion, proffered by some Republicans, that Obama is behind resistance efforts.
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Like everyone else these days, you probably keep in touch with your best friends (near and far) via their social-media feeds.
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Next gen parents want and need state-of-the-art childcare where they can keep in touch with offspring during the workday.
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Half my friends live in different countries so it takes up a lot of the time to keep in touch with them.
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We're both in happy relationships and keep in touch a bit over email but haven't seen each other for a few years.
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Here I made friends I still keep in touch with and discovered music and books I would never otherwise have come across.
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Thanks to the magic of technology, we have lots of ways to keep in touch with the people we are closest to.
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This has been a way to process what we've been through, keep in touch and be creative in our long-distance friendship.
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"Jordan said we should keep in touch, and I asked him how he would do that without my number," Ms. Hamilton said.
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I keep in touch with her when I'm out and about and she knew I wasn't going to be home that night.
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It also helps us creatively keep in touch if one of us gets sick and has to quarantine ourselves to our room.
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Despite the matter of the dark renderings that proliferated on social media, students were able to keep in touch with their families.
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Using Skype on your iPhone is a great way to keep in touch with friends and family who live out of state.
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They subsequently keep in touch by postcards, many from Iran, where Pomme lives an Arabian Nights fantasy, at least for a time.
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After all, previous bosses tend to make good professional references so it's in your best interest to keep in touch with them.
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The cell phones are a precious lifeline that allow Rohingya to keep in touch with friends and family scattered across the camps.
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My go-to group consists of a handful of close entrepreneurial friends and a few mentors I regularly keep in touch with.
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Though they did not exchange phone numbers, Powell later wrote a letter to Terri, asking if he could keep in touch with Bindi.
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I'm from the East Coast and don't see my family often, so it's nice to have a set routine to keep in touch.
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Keep networking from home: Even if your focus is on caregiving, you can still keep in touch with former bosses and co-workers.
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Sometimes that can be as simple as buying the team's favorite snacks, or using Facebook to keep in touch with each player's parents.
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The three all left Tecmo at different times, and afterwards formed a band so they could keep in touch and play music together.
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And Ms. Borland said she has encouraged undergraduates to keep in touch with recruiters so they are in the pipeline for future jobs.
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Keep in touch with your colleagues regularly over group chat, such as Slack — even if it's just to say hello in the morning.
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Of the 217 addicts Adams has crossed paths with, 103 of them, or 210 percent, have agreed to keep in touch with him.
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But as we aged, he stopped acknowledging my birthday (and is generally less likely to pick up the phone to keep in touch).
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Keep in touch with employees CEOs spent about 14% of their time with low-level managers and 6% with rank-and-file workers.
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The GIF above shows an entire action plan for an agent to keep in touch with a client who just purchased a home.
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Zuckerberg and wife Priscilla Chan do, however, allow their kids to keep in touch with their grandparents using Facebook's video chat service Portal.
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If I had an alternative to Facebook to keep in touch with my relatives back East, I would be using it right now. Right?
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Most keep in touch, sending remittances (and, if they are successful, venture capital), circulating ideas and connections, and even returning home as successful entrepreneurs.
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She uses Facebook to keep in touch with her family back home in another country (she requested to not mention her name or location).
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Everyone talked about the connections they'd made in previous years, people they keep in touch with and see every year when they come back.
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First, I'd like a cheap, simple phone that is designed to allow me to keep in touch securely but holds none of my data.
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"He said, 'We'll have to keep in touch,' but then a week went by and he hadn't called, and two and three," she recalled.
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Though it is more difficult to keep in touch with the culture, I continue to speak Mandarin at home and indulge in the cuisine.
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Because your relationship with her is the deeper one, though, you may still hope to find a way to keep in touch with her.
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I have an account myself with the prison phone giant Securus so that inmates I want to keep in touch with can call me.
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But it is now offering its basic video and messaging product free of charge for those trying to keep in touch during the pandemic.
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But it is now offering its basic video and messaging product free of charge for those trying to keep in touch during the pandemic.
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Google Maps, Google Translate, travel booking sites, plus messenger apps to keep in touch with people at home will all be at your fingertips.
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Their conversation ended with the senator giving him her cellphone number and inviting him to keep in touch; he has occasionally texted her since.
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Unable to communicate via telephone because of his hearing loss, Mr. Krongauz uses the iPad's Skype function to keep in touch with friends abroad.
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While no one from Dating Around built a relationship that lasted after their first dates, many of the cast members still keep in touch.
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You can keep in touch online via LinkedIn and by liking, commenting on, and engaging with your new recruiter contacts&apos updates, Sosnowski said.
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We'd be foolish to not look at what is going on and not keep in touch with people, but we're not about to launch anything.
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They all rely on technology to keep in touch with their children and spoke of the pain of missing key moments in their children's lives.
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In yet another connection, Rebecca works at Piedmont Athens Regional as a recruiter, so Brannan said he is sure the family will keep in touch.
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Just like the rest of our digital lives, we've slowly optimized the once-ordinary phone call, creating new expectations for how we keep in touch.
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There's some people that I keep in touch with loosely, but it would be a blast to get together even on a panel or something.
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However, there are a few reasons people hesitate before terminating their accounts: they wonder how they will keep in touch with friends and loved ones.
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The pro dancer, 33, admitted that she doesn't keep in touch with all of her past celebrity partners after their time on the show ends.
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In the lead up to the pending disaster, I've constantly refreshed the internet (while I still have it) to gather news and keep in touch.
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I probably spend too much time on my phone, but Twitter and Instagram are also big parts of how I keep in touch with friends.
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"They are one of the best places for immigrants to learn about their new country and keep in touch with their old country," he said.
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I felt like I had made a good effort to keep in touch, whereas she frequently didn't respond to my texts / awesome snail-mail postcards.
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I started when your father and I moved to the country and so many friends urged me to get on Facebook to keep in touch.
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I see it in the creative ways our students are using technology to keep in touch, building strong bonds even in a time of turmoil.
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Adams said he usually takes his mom out to eat twice a week, but they've had to keep in touch through phone calls and texts.
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"We monitor export volumes daily, keep in touch with grain traders and millers, and if necessary, we will take the necessary measures," the ministry said.
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Mr. Jeys, who relied on a landline to access the internet, does not have a way to keep in touch with people on social media.
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I keep in touch with them, and when I come to New York, if they're around, we'll have a breakfast of varying degrees of awkwardness.
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As a first-generation British-American based in Greenville, South Carolina, Simms wanted a way to keep in touch with family and friends who lived abroad.
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It&aposs like family, we&aposve all exchanged names, numbers and we&aposre going to keep in touch and meet for another big royal event someday.
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Despite splitting up with Jolie over a decade ago, the actor recently told Entertainment Tonight that he and Jolie keep in touch from time to time.
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The former TV mom went on to add that she does keep in touch with the old cast, specially her former TV husband, Ray Romano, 58.
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After the pair began a long-distance relationship, Irwin told PEOPLE that the two rely on Skype and FaceTime to keep in touch while they're apart.
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All photos Manuello Paganelli © 2016 When I was a boy, I asked my mom why we didn't keep in touch with our relatives in Cuba.
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Once an aircraft is more than 240km out to sea, airliners then use equipment like high-frequency radio to keep in touch with air traffic control.
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Social media might not be a substitute for face-to-face interactions, but it's still a solid way to keep in touch with your loved ones.
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We use it to manage our workload, keep in touch with friends, plan our days, read books, look up recipes, and find fun places to go.
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"It's like family, we've all exchanged names, numbers and we're going to keep in touch and meet for another big royal event some day," she said.
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Pray.com, an interfaith mobile app that helps religious leaders keep in touch with their congregants, will grow its team after receiving $2 million in seed funding.
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He said the game became a way for him to bond with fellow sailors and to keep in touch when they wound up inevitably parting ways.
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In 2017, Niall Horan shared that he doesn't regularly keep in touch with Malik but he has kept in touch with some of his other bandmates.
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How do you keep in touch with your contacts so that when the time comes, it doesn't feel awkward to reach out to them for help?
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"I strongly believe that so many of them pop up when you're doing great, but for the most part, I don't keep in touch," she continued.
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Keep in touch with your friends, and talk about other topics (like pop culture) so you're not just exchanging and amplifying each other's worries, Morganstein says.
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WhatsApp, the Facebook-owned messaging app, is one of the main tools that Brazilians use to keep in touch with friends and family, and do business.
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Other highlights from the festival include a concert Thursday night at which Nico Muhly will conduct his own "Keep in Touch," with the violist Nadia Sirota.
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Or, to support their love for both travel and spirituality, get them something that helps them keep in touch with spirituality while they're on the go.
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Back home, where the couples have been hosting dinner parties to keep in touch, this perv is already haunting special-ed schools trolling for another victim.
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A good portion of the bills incurred by web surfers are being paid by expatriates who want to keep in touch with their families in Cuba.
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Across the border, in the sprawling Bangladesh camps, refugees keep in touch with their relatives in Myanmar via phone, now that the internet connection has been cut.
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Then we talk to a woman who had to leave iMessage altogether to keep in touch with her best friend after she switched to an Android phone.
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"Introducing 4G and, in the future, 5G will help Londoners and visitors keep in touch and get the latest travel information while on the go," Khan said.
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O'Heir, 56, sat down with PeopleTV's Chatter on Tuesday to spill secrets on the cast of the hit NBC comedy series – and whether they keep in touch.
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To this day, the couple and I still keep in touch and I will always answer the phone if that one-armed booker gives me a call.
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The site helped them stay connected with family and keep in touch with old friends, and also allowed them to seek out and find like-minded individuals.
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Our whole family is on Facebook, so I want to keep in touch with them, but I also want a WhatsApp account because it doesn't use data.
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West Ham scored three goals in the final 12 minutes to rally to a 3-2 win at Everton and keep in touch with the top four.
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Friendships are the same: Skip out on that birthday party for the girl you would not keep in touch with when she inevitably moves back to Ohio.
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"Facebook was the main platform I used to keep in touch with all of them, and it was a difficult decision to give it up," he said.
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This model has a rear-facing camera and a selfie camera, so you can keep in touch with friends and relatives with it out of the box.
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This model has a rear-facing camera and a selfie camera, so you can keep in touch with friends and relatives with it out of the box.
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Mousavi started his entrepreneurial adventure without any experience in the cosmetics industry, which is why he decided to keep in touch with the dermatologist from the airport.
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Instead, sharing your personal information with the company and its advertisers is the price you pay to use it to keep in touch with friends and family.
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Jim Cramer's job is to keep in touch with what's hot and what's not on Wall Street and to help investors make sense of the stock market's swings.
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Part of this is due to its reputation among older users, who generally use it to post personal photos, follow aspirational accounts, and keep in touch with friends.
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That's when they realized it was the video messaging that could be a business as teams sought to keep in touch with members working from home or remotely.
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You can have a number to give to vendors and organizations that you want to keep in touch with, but which might sell the number to spam callers.
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The movie highlights the fact that this group of five friends have all managed to keep in touch throughout the years thanks to their annual game of tag.
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Bizzabo was founded in 2012 as a networking app to help attendees at the same event find people with similar interests, arrange meetings and keep in touch afterward.
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The messaging service has become one of the main ways Brazilians keep in touch with friends, colleagues and family, and also an important channel for getting political information.
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You could extend the idea and use it to keep in touch with all the people you meet on your travels without giving away your main email address.
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On the surface, e-messaging seems like an easy and efficient way for families to keep in touch—a quicker 21st century version of pen-and-paper mail.
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"The younger girl tried to stop communicating with him," the sheriff said, but when she did so, Skinner tried to keep in touch with her through other means.
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I wanted to live-tweet the hearing, given the intense interest in Mr. Hastert's fate, and to keep in touch with my editors and fellow reporters over email.
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The two families say they want to keep in touch and will plan a get-together somewhere down the road — maybe an event with a little less pressure.
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The children's smartwatch, the V-Kids Watch, is connected via Vodafone's mobile network, and allows parents to keep in touch with their kids as they become more independent.
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Having my exes redefine their sexuality has also helped us keep in touch: The breakups were less personal because they weren't just rejecting me but men in general.
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For someone living with a controlling partner a chat with the boss may be one of the few ways they can keep in touch with the outside world.
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As more people use videoconferencing for work or video chat apps to keep in touch with friends and family, those upload caps could become more of a burden.
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So employers should keep in touch with the person's friends who are still at the company, and make sure they feel comfortable reporting any disturbing comments or threats.
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Unless your iPhone is physically broken, it's going to keep on working just fine, and your friends will still keep in touch if you're using last year's model.
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"We wanted to continue the project and keep in touch with all the people liking and sharing the gif-animations," Burkhard Mueller from DeepBlue told Mashable via email.
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I rarely posted updates on LinkedIn, but I had written a couple of articles and found it was a good way to keep in touch with business contacts.
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We have a really good group of folks down there, I keep in touch with some of them who also became scientists, and cool science supporters like Derek.
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I can, however, see Temi being great for older people who want to keep in touch with loved ones and might need help carrying small objects around the house.
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Despite being at different universities, they keep in touch as much as they can, but it's hard for one to watch the other's games because of their busy schedules.
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COM TO RECALL ITS PORTABLE CHARGES, CLARIFYING MEDIA REPORTS * SAYS IT PAYS CLOSE ATTENTION TO THE MATTER AND WILL KEEP IN TOUCH WITH CUSTOMERS Source text in Chinese: bit.
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"Over the coming month, we will keep in touch with the hotel association, church organizations and bus providers to give us a better understanding of that number," said Geldart.
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In an essay penned for the The Guardian, tag player Joe Tombari explained that the friends used tag as a way to keep in touch after they started college.
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After friendship turned into romance, the pair embarked on a long-distance relationship, relying on Skype and FaceTime to keep in touch while they're apart, Irwin previously told PEOPLE.
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Williams made such an impact as a mentor that students and their families still keep in touch and speak highly of him even years after his teaching career ended.
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Jurors can be told to stay off social media, he said, but many people rely on technology to do their jobs or keep in touch with friends and family.
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But, as we saw and later learned in an interview on TooFab, it is common for parents to get access to phones to keep in touch with their kids.
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Renea has become part of a network of small businesses that help prisoners keep in touch with these pen pals, in addition to friends and family on the outside.
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"We don't, like, keep in touch on the reg, but I did reach out to him when I heard that his dad was sick again," Brown recently told Extra.
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Many of us keep in touch with friends and colleagues across the globe but have never really gotten to know the people on our street or in our building.
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Now, people are far more digitally connected, and the ability to keep in touch over social media and video chat can have major benefits on mental health during isolation.
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Iraq's oil ministry said Tuesday that it will keep in touch with other OPEC and non-OPEC members in an effort to prevent an oil price collapse, Reuters reported.
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This is very common almost everywhere outside the United States, I've learned, and I've had to talk many of my American friends into using it to keep in touch.
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So before deleting your account, make sure to comb your Friends list to make sure you have the contact information for everyone you want to keep in touch with.
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In a "parting letter" to the American people, President Obama on Thursday reflected on his time in office, thanked his supporters and offered a way to keep in touch.
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Except for occasional access to a CBS News satellite telephone, we used a portable satellite telex terminal, known as a Nomad, to keep in touch with the outside world.
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I&aposm so impressed by you and we hope that you will keep in touch and let us know what your plans are as you progress through all of this.
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I honestly don't have any business spotting bugs for Apple, especially when I'm just using my iPhone and my MacBook to keep in touch with friends and do my job.
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And then Daniella [McBride] on my season and Robyn [Howard] from my season, I keep in touch with those three all the time, so they've been so nice and sweet.
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In case Google's free voice calling or Skype wasn't enough for you, iPhone users on AT&T now have a stupid-simple way to keep in touch when they're travelling.
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Lots of great things are going on in their lives, and I love how we've been able to keep in touch and visit each other even though we're long distance.
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Even Islamic State relies on its online propaganda and messaging apps, which allow the self-styled caliphate to recruit new fighters and keep in touch with those on the ground.
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Churches and other faith organizations currently use a wide array of channels to keep in touch with their communities, like text messages, prayer hotlines, YouTube streams and social media accounts.
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I felt relieved after talking with Post and McGoodwin: My instinct to want to keep in touch was correct, and there's a way to do it without bugging the person.
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Quitting WhatsApp was more difficult since I used it to keep in touch with my friends abroad, many of whom live in countries where WhatsApp is the default communication tool.
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Luckily, there's a way for them to keep in touch with their own surgeon teams or to "scrub in" with other teams around the world who may need their expertise.
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Download it if you're going to spend any significant amount of time in China, as you will need it to keep in touch with locals you meet along the way.
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Celebrities, in particular, are freer than usual thanks to the outbreak, and many of them are turning to social media to keep in touch with fans and fellow stars alike.
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For migrants, it has become the best way to stay connected along a route, or, once they have landed, to keep in touch with the people they left back home.
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With supporters often moving away from their football clubs or emigrating overseas, fan forums represent a way for the community to keep in touch even when it has been physically dispersed.
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So if you're goal was to keep in-touch with these family members, then it wouldn't make sense to devote a whole lot of time on Snapchat until they catch on.
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Friendships are a choice — unlike all those relationships with people you're related to — so unless you make an effort to keep in touch, you're bound to drift apart in some capacity.
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Kelly would choose who he wanted to remain in contact with, and keep in touch with them via text messages, phone calls, and FaceTime — and usually requested they send him photographs.
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There's no word on whether Lamoriello and Shanahan keep in touch with him, but maybe they should—at least Persson has some experience with getting the Leafs to the second round.
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Kidman stars on the July cover of InStyle, and in the magazine's cover interview, she shared a surprising tidbit about how she and Urban keep in touch when they're not together.
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Hurricane tracking and predictions have improved tremendously since then, and social media has made it easier to keep up with official news and to keep in touch with family and friends.
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Lynn Muscat, a parent in San Francisco, said she had considered buying a "dumb phone" for her 10-year-old son to keep in touch while he was at summer camp.
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Selfhelp Community Services' Virtual Senior Center in New York helps homebound older adults keep in touch via computer: They can attend group museum tours, Shakespeare discussions or even take laughter yoga.
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I, Pages 53-20173: [REDACTED] Manafort also [REDACTED] wanted to be kept apprised of any developments with WikiLeaks and separately told Gates to keep in touch [REDACTED] about future WikiLeaks releases.
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So that's a really nice way for her to keep in touch with some of the friends from school that she's not able to see right now as we're social distancing.
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"In times such as these, it is important to keep in touch with the U.S. president's closest confidants, especially on issues such as trade policy and trans-Atlantic relations," he said.
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But when they arrived back stateside after 39 days of filming in San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua, she helped him download Snapchat at the airport so they could keep in touch.
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I'm still going to insist that I let Catherine invite me over to her house back in LA, and we're all going to keep in touch, so it's not the end.
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I tell her all about quitting and how the business is going and then we talk about our families and how we keep in touch with old high school and college friends.
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If this old friend is also going through the same sort of life changes as you are, then they might be more understanding about why you're not able to keep in touch.
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He is aware of the ongoing Rohingya crisis in Myanmar, occasionally using a friend's phone to keep in touch with his sister and brother who stayed behind in their village in Rakhine.
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FULL TEXT: Read the full declaration Both leaders agreed to keep in touch by phone, to suspend propaganda broadcasts into each other's country, and to meet again in Pyongyang in the fall.
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Messaging apps are popular for keeping in touch with friends and family — a group chat between family members via text message, for example, is still an efficient way to keep in touch.
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WeChat dominates the country and is used to keep in touch with friends, pay for meals in restaurants, get news and play games — it even serves as something of a dating app.
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The Philippines has among the highest rates of social-media use in the world, in large part because millions of Filipinos employed abroad use it to keep in touch with their families.
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For O'Byrne, the moment came when his son, who has a Google Hangouts account to keep in touch with his parents and a few select friends, was messaged by a complete stranger.
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You might even say that people willingly gave up their privacy rights in exchange for this free service that made it easier to keep in touch with friends and family, privacy be damned.
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It is available on desktop, iOS and Android and lets doctors keep in touch with each other, exchange best practices and tips, access a drug database, and upload and view medical case files.
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His Instagram page, which is full of videos of his travels and shirtless selfies, started as a way to keep in touch with the guests who he says became his "family" on board.
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"They will keep in touch with Skype, and I'm sure Maria will do a diary for them while they are away with pictures and photos, any moments they might have missed," says Dixon.
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Koepka battled to keep in touch but the pressure showed as he shanked his tee shot on the par-five 18th into a bunker and snapped at fans for using their mobile phones.
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Another attendee, 30-year-old Anthony Black, said he learned about the event through a young friend, also hoped to keep in touch with some of the mentors with which he'd been paired.
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I try to exchange contacts with as many of [the people I photograph] as possible and keep in touch—see them again if I can, hear from them every once in a while.
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For all the behaviors it inspires, the app has remained a primary way to keep in touch with friends, and maybe kill a minute or two in the line at the grocery store.
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Schools using it to try to do remote education, people using it to keep in touch with their friends and family, either through messaging, but actually exceptionally through video calling and voice calling.
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I have a WeChat account to keep in touch with friends from China; they all communicate in Chinese, and I still get a small percentage of their communications thanks to the "translate" button.
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From the start, we've combined online and in-person contact, meeting people online and seeing them in person later, or using social media to quietly keep in touch after meeting inside the country.
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I still regularly reference the 20103 summers I spent at sleepaway camp as a kid, which hold some of my favorite memories from growing up, and keep in touch with friends I made there.
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"Yeah, we keep in touch with him," Hoda Kotb, who replaced Lauer as co-anchor alongside Savannah Guthrie, told The Hollywood Reporter for its 35 Most Powerful People in New York Media 2018 issue.
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Whether you use Facebook to keep in touch with friends and family, share thoughts about the world, or just read news (real or fake), every interaction you have on the network is recorded somewhere.
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Constance Wu, who stars in the 2018 hit, told PeopleTV on the Red Carpet Live special that the cast relied on the Facebook-owned messaging app to keep in touch with their families overseas.
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The first season saw a prime minister copulate with a pig on national television for spectacle; the second featured a social media-type service that allowed people to keep in touch with the deceased.
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I don't keep in touch with anyone from back then, but I've held on to lots of pictures of people in racist halloween costumes, just in case any of them ever run for office.
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Our daughter attended one camp and two museum workshops and walked away with not only improved Spanish but also the email addresses of two new friends with whom she hoped to keep in touch.
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Gates testified that Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort then instructed him to keep in touch with Stone and find out what else he knew about WikiLeaks's plans — so Trump could be briefed on them.
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During our conversation, we discovered that both Seamus and Zoe loved the moon, so before I left, I handed Deirdre the moonstone my counselor had given me, and we promised to keep in touch.
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In recent years Ms. Pyne was the spearhead of an updated version of the feminist forums she attended in the 1960s: an email discussion group that some early activists used to keep in touch.
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If the Portals are successful, the company could encourage more people to use its social network regularly to keep in touch with friends and family, as well as for apps like Spotify and Pandora.
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"We would prefer to start with a proper investigation but we will keep in touch with our very close allies U.S. and France," Pierce told reporters, adding that all options were on the table.
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"We all are accountable to each other, and we all keep in touch, and I think the sense we could get together again and explore what those characters evolve into is extremely high," he says.
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And ... so I will fight to the last minute, and we will keep in touch, and our teams will organize a new contact to see how to work together if I'm going to the runoff.
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With smartphones, subscribers can keep in touch with friends and family just by participating in the same social networks, and by using over-the-top services that make voice and even video calls more affordable.
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You have a global network of violent white supremacists now who can easily keep in touch on different platforms and go back home, spread that propaganda, conduct training — or move on to the next fight.
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In our quest to keep in touch with family, friends, and even use the power of mobile Wi-Fi to meet new friends, we're now burdened with the need to be connected at all times.
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"I think Nycha learned some lessons from Superstorm Sandy, when things really went bottom up, in terms of trying to do their best to keep in touch with residents who are at risk," he said.
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So maybe a more precise question is: Would you invite even more of Facebook's mess into your home if it was offering a cool gadget to help you better keep in touch with family and friends?
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Surrogates and intended parents have shared with us that throughout the journey, they have become like family, and many go on to keep in touch after the baby's birth, even visiting each other and vacationing together.
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Stitch is sorry that he can't keep in touch with his long-distance bestie, he's an insomniac, and he has a nostalgic soft spot for ice cream cups that come with wooden sticks to eat with.
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"I guess at this point, I don't really keep in touch with any of them right now," she shared, adding that she was very close with Timberlake during their joint Justified and Stripped tour in 2003.
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The Twitter diaspora exists in a large force out here and are great to keep in touch with in order to keep context, and it's important to be in general geographic proximity of the company's headquarters.
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To make sure this happens, plan when you're going to get some space, for how long, and how you're going to keep in touch while you are apart (if it's for an extended period of time).
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Apple asked Dr. Tashman to keep in touch as he developed the app over the next few years, and LiquidText was showcased in the App Store for two weeks when the app was introduced last September.
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But then I read about a survey by the Alzheimer's Society that found that over 40 percent of respondents said it was "pointless" to keep in touch with loved ones who could no longer recognize them.
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"The way I like to keep in touch with voters the most is by traveling northern and western Wisconsin and meeting with people face-to-face," said Tom Tiffany, the Republican nominee in that special election.
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The outbreak has made social media services such as Twitter vital for a broader population than usually, as people look to stay abreast of the latest news from authorities and keep in touch with friends virtually.
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People who use the platform to keep in touch with loved ones may forget that the site makes its money by serving as a conduit for whatever messages people with money want to push at us.
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In 2016, China released a set of guidelines aimed at protecting children left behind by parents, requiring rural officials to keep track of them, and urging parents to keep in touch via phone and video chat.
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"Basically they've got this organization of people that are in 923 states, that is ad-hoc, that has three months to live, that has to keep in touch with each other," Kahle explained in the clip.
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Smartphones have emerged as a critical tool for refugees fleeing war-torn countries in recent years, with many using their phones to navigate across Europe, keep in touch with their families, or even integrate in new societies.
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The HI-SEAS crew ended up using ANSIBLE to interact with each other as much as to keep in touch with friends and family outside the habitat, which came as a surprise to Wu and her colleagues.
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For example, kids today are more likely to cyberbully or be cyberbullied than they were 20 years ago, and it's largely because of their constant ability to keep in touch with others via text or social media.
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Chris Hayes, the host of MSNBC's "All in With Chris Hayes," appeared on "Desus and Mero" during its first year; he and Baker attended Pablo Casals Middle School together in the Bronx and still keep in touch.
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How could the site that we use to keep in touch with friends and family, share baby pictures, and keep up with politics and volunteer work be made so easily to cater to the interests of Nazis?
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I have a whole lot of friends who played pro football who I keep in touch with who are not in the media business and they all have various knees and shoulders and some of them have head.
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Over the past 15 years, Facebook has changed the way we keep in touch with friends, how we feud with family members, how we think about privacy, and how we consume Russian propaganda—not always for the better.
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If you were one of the first pioneers to Mars — headed millions of miles away from your home planet for years or even a lifetime — how would you want to keep in touch with people back on Earth?
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Until we do, perhaps the best option is to recognize that social media can be a valuable tool to keep in touch with friends and that our interactions on social media should not overly influence our self esteem.
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He noted that Facebook's users don't want to be pushed to be so public; they mostly want to keep in touch with people close to them, often using several of the company's other services: Instagram, WhatsApp and Messenger.
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As people increasingly stay home to help stop the spread of COVID-19, the coronavirus disease, they're turning to Zoom to collaborate with colleagues, attend school, keep in touch with family and friends, and even attend yoga classes.
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Whether it's a post on social media, a text message, or a video chat, we can keep in touch with the people we care about the most (or hope to further connect with), even if they're miles away.
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Rath was an early supporter of Kasich's 2016 campaign, and is now helping him keep in touch with the New Hampshire movers and shakers he would need to re-mobilize if he decides to run again in 503.
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He deleted Snapchat for a few weeks because he found himself spending too much time on it — "this app is not getting me votes" was the logic — but he downloaded it again to keep in touch with friends.
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It's a communication robot that relays voice and text messages to keep in touch with family members who don't have phones, and it connects via Bluetooth to toy block-like sensors that can monitor temperature, motion, and home activity.
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Patients who have had open heart surgery since 2012 should be aware of the signs of potential infection in case they've been unknowingly exposed to NTM and keep in touch with their doctors for further evaluation, the CDC advised.
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But the White House had to correct the record later -- to say King Salman did not promise anything other than to maintain the standard level of Saudi reserves, and to keep in touch with OPEC partners about the market.
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It dissolves a decade of friendship in mere minutes and ends with Sasha storming out, the sting of a rejected crush erasing any instinct to be there for a grieving friend or keep in touch at all moving forward.
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They understand that it allows people who are in detention to buy things they need and keep in touch with their families by phone, which becomes even more urgent as the number of families torn apart by detention increases.
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"The prime minister emphasized that in order to secure a deal we will now need to see movement and flexibility from the EU," she said, adding that the leaders had agreed to keep in touch over the coming weeks.
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"The prime minister emphasised that in order to secure a deal we will now need to see movement and flexibility from the EU," she said, adding that the leaders had agreed to keep in touch over the coming weeks.
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"They can decrease their call intensity to keep in touch, because there are more whales," Emmanuelle Leroy, lead author of the new study and a research fellow at the University of New South Wales in Australia, said in a press release.
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Services such as Skype and FaceTime have completely changed how I can keep in touch with my family when I'm away, as a video call is always more intimate than text messages or a voice call, especially for young children.
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And in response to a question about how she'd keep in touch with voters after being elected to the White House, Clinton said she would continue to host town halls like the one on Sunday in Derry to meet folks.
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While Cavallari doesn't have time for forced friendships, she admitted that she does still keep in touch with other former cast members, including Heidi Pratt (with whom she shares mom tips), ex-boyfriend Stephen Colletti, and other ex-boyfriend Brody Jenner.
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We shot it in Wilmington, North Carolina, and it was the first time I'd ever had that kind of camp-like experience where you come home and cry when it's over and you're determined to keep in touch with everyone.
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The FT cites an analyst who said most of the growth in accounts comes from Southeast Asia, Europe, and the US. Many Chinese people living abroad also use the app to keep in touch with friends and relatives back home.
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We're quickly pulled back into this moment of Lannister soldiers behaving precisely how we do not expect — they're sympathetic and friendly and relatable and bummed about their lack of r-mail access to keep in touch with their loved ones.
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It's a nice way to keep in touch with people, and I think it's good for all of us — they're appreciative of receiving a card, and I'm happy that I can do something for their birthdays, even if it's pretty small.
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Start a 30-day free trial of HootSuite's social media manager See Details Not every side hustle needs a weekly newsletter, but you definitely need a way to consolidate your contacts and keep in touch with current and potential clients.
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One of the most affecting passages in the book describes Elshiva's efforts to keep in touch with them: Death stalked the city like a plague, and Elshiva's daughters felt the need to check every week that the old woman was okay.
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While most of us opt for texting or email to keep in touch with friends, family, and colleagues, sometimes there's just no substitute for picking up the phone and hearing the person's voice on the other end of the line.
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My brothers and sisters live across the country, and you and [your twin brother] Sean both live in New York, so I thought it would be a good way to catch up or keep in touch with you all as well.
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This is not only essential for their physical health — if older people start exhibiting symptoms, they should contact a doctor or go to the hospital — but it's also essential for their mental health to keep in touch with loved ones.
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Covid-19 is also affecting how people use the internet — transforming it overnight from a simple source of entertainment to a vital lifeline that allows those who are currently shut indoors to keep in touch with their family and friends.
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I thought it was crazy and something I'd never use, but a lot of folks on Twitter told me it's absolutely perfect for older people like their grandparents, who love to use video chat to keep in touch with family.
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In this devastated community – as in many disaster-hit places – the ubiquitous mobile phone and its social media apps are becoming a vital tool for relief and rescue workers, officials and families to share and gather information and keep in touch.
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With the art market turned more-and-more towards absolutely contemporary works, and the recent modernist past seeming to recede ever more swiftly from living memory, doesn't this desire to keep in touch with tradition begin to feel increasingly hopeless?
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And while the infuriating barrage of polarizing opinions that make Facebook so difficult for many of us to deal with will disappear, so will connections to people you didn't realize you wanted to keep in touch with until you moved on.
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Politiski said when she went away to college she would send her friends face masks for birthdays and holidays as a way to keep in touch; when they visited her in Manhattan, she would take them to the Glossier showroom in SoHo.
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Here are six career-boosting things you can do on your lunch break: Networking expert, writer and investor J. Kelly Hoey says a quick email to a former colleague or acquaintance is a great way to keep in touch with your contacts.
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Where my grandmother would wait for a handwritten letter from my mom, and my mom would wait for me to call her on the phone, we all now keep in touch in real time via group messages, complete with images and short videos.
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When you keep in touch with talent and have a shortlist of people who might become potential candidates one day, you can further reduce your stress levels because it gives you a vetted pool of talent to draw from at any time.
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Still, even though she looks back on that particular fandom as a pretty toxic arena, she tells me she does still keep in touch with some of those involved, because they played such an important role in figuring out her own identity.
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The Mexican government even warned "the entire Mexican community" in the United States "to take precautions and to keep in touch with their nearest consulate," after the deportation of a woman who had previously been allowed to remain in the United States.
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Now a few others have taken up livestreaming, including Son Bom-hyang, whose defection story garnered more than 5 million views, and Nara Kang, who developed a fan base after stints on TV programs and uses social media to keep in touch with her followers.
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If you're still using Google+ and you're looking for somewhere else to go, especially if you've created a community of people you want to keep in touch with, sites like PlexodusWiki offer advice on how to do this and other social networks to consider.
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For all the nostalgia they can inspire, school yearbooks are often full of things we'd rather forget: unflattering pictures, suggestions from people we may have liked more than they liked us urging to "keep in touch," and awkward memories of who we once were.
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You can access Wi-Fi in more places than ever, enabling you to keep in touch or catch up with work from wherever you happen to be, but getting online isn't quite as simple, or as safe, as it is with your home network.
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Speaking at an off-the-record hourlong meeting at the Capitol Visitor Center on Monday, President Donald Trump's son-in-law joked that the campaign couldn't even keep in touch with its own representatives, according to notes obtained and reported on by Foreign Policy.
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"When you're moving from one company to another, it gives you an opportunity to really reflect on what went well, what drained you, who you'd like to keep in touch with and what you'd like your next work experience to be like," she says.
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They've either had an experience themselves with Facebook or a family member or the way they keep in touch with friends far away, or they've been exposed to the impact of Facebook in the world and that is meaningful to them in some way.
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Republic Wireless is finally launching Relay, its LTE and Wi-Fi-equipped walkie-talkie for kids that's meant to offer a cell phone alternative for parents who want the ability to keep in touch with their kids, without the dangers of a full-fledged smartphone.
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"I am continuously grateful for the opportunity to meet so many inspiring and thoughtful people through our work with Rise of the Rest, and this helps make it easy to keep in touch, follow up, and help make introductions across our network," Mason said.
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"...Anyway, to alleviate Lyns' concerns about leaving Charlie in the care of a f*ckwit, I promised to keep in touch..." Coyne didn't share how the conversation ended, but we're guessing the threat of a testicle punch probably persuaded him to share a real update.
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Once seen as useful and playful ways to keep in touch with friends and family, social networks faced a wave of criticisms for spreading misinformation, enabling election meddling and failing to protect user privacy -- not to mention concerns about screen-time addiction and online bullying.
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The two keep in touch through the years via texts and emails (letters are so 1960s), as CC chases stardom and Hillary pursues a more sedate, less public life, with each harboring certain resentments and jealousies toward the other that are set aside when Hillary falls ill.
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I've also contacted hospitals, rehabilitation centers, support groups, and adaptive sports programs to see if anyone was interested in being part of my project... I have become close friends with almost all of my subjects, and I still keep in touch with every one of them.
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He just recently moved to New Jersey after 14 years in Brooklyn, but he's from Louisville, Ky. He said he catches only one or two L.I.U.-Brooklyn games a year, but participates in two small pools to keep in touch with his Louisville and college friends.
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It's a lot easier to use than Skype (though, to be fair, most things in this life are), but it's currently limited to Show users, which means Amazon is going to sell a lot of these to family members looking for a simple way to keep in touch.
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He is worried, his aides say, that he will not be able to keep his Android phone once he gets to the White House and wonders aloud how isolated he will become — and whether he will be able to keep in touch with his friends — without it as president.
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After catching the crowd up with what happened to people she talked with online during the last show (she will keep in touch with some afterward), Ms. Moore starts sifting through profiles, examining photos and asking the audience if she should swipe right (signaling interest) or left (rejection).
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While levels of observance vary among Jews, the High Holiday services are often attended by Jews who do not otherwise consider themselves observant but wish to keep in touch with familial traditions — much in the same vein as Christians who go to church only on Christmas and Easter.
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I was there in October, and I keep in touch with everybody over the phone, and, of course, I'm an avid reader of A Better Mount Pleasant, the Facebook group that Kelly has, and the Journal Times is doing good coverage of Foxconn and everything that's happening in the village.
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Stripping out all of this info will necessarily make it harder to find you on Facebook, but again, that should be the point of this exercise if you just want to keep your profile as a way to keep in touch with old friends or, for instance, to use Facebook Messenger.
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When she gave me her number with a mutual promise to keep in touch, I wondered what she would make of the fact that I've been queer forever, but that I began that journey as a gay man, then spent life post-transition as a straight woman before she found me.
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"I think the biggest mistake I made as a parent was giving my kids a phone that was not a flip phone," the mother of three joked, explaining that she gave them the devices at a young age to keep in touch while she was at work or they went on play dates.
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Whether you've signed up for each one as a way to grow your personal brand, keep in touch with contacts or build an online portfolio of your work for recruiters to find, here's the deal: If you want those tools to do any of those things, you can't let them sit there, unattended and neglected.
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To be sure, many of the people we spoke with said that they had great experiences working at AMC overall, with the theater offering a valuable learning experience in customer service, as well as a network of friends to hang out with after work, establishing group text chats in which they'd keep in touch even after they left.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's 20183 campaign chairman Paul Manafort continued to keep in touch with his Russian associate Konstantin Kilimnik and discuss Ukrainian politics while he was working for the campaign and through last year, and that's become a central issue of Robert Mueller's special counsel investigation, according to a transcript of a closed-door court hearing.
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It's obviously not going to replace your day-to-day communications, but a device like this can be useful if you're out camping, or if the traditional networks are down for whatever reason, or if there are a handful of people you need to keep in touch with locally—and the range is four miles (6.4 kilometers).
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He responded a day later telling me that he was glad I trusted him, and he'd like to keep in touch with me via writing and telling him what I'm thinking and feeling (he recommended some books to read, etc.), but the "signs" are telling him to wait three to six months before he has "the will" to see me again.
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Former White House staff secretary Rob Porter "recalled that the President asked him if [then-Associate Attorney General Rachel] Brand was good, tough, and 'on the team,'" the report states, adding that Trump later told Porter to "keep in touch" with Brand, a personal friend, and "sound her out about taking responsibility for the investigation" and being promoted to attorney general.
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Even though Moon spent his holiday in a military-run vacation facility in the south of the country to allow him to keep in touch with officials in the event of provocations from the North, the South Korean president insists time off is both beneficial for people's well being and for the economy because it offers more opportunities to spend money.
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In a biography, the Internet Hall Of Fame praised the impact of Tomlinson's work: Tomlinson's email program brought about a complete revolution, fundamentally changing the way people communicate, including the way businesses, from huge corporations to tiny mom-and-pop shops, operate and the way millions of people shop, bank, and keep in touch with friends and family, whether they are across town or across oceans.
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And from her two-bedroom Harlem apartment, Lynette Byers, now 85, keeps an eye on all three — the boys still at home and Rayshell in her second year at Salem College, an all-women's university in Winston-Salem, N.C. That is a little too far for Ms. Byers's complete comfort, even though Rayshell has provided her with an iPhone to keep in touch via text and FaceTime.
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Photo: GettyA particular type of app is back in the news on the back of the Hong Kong protests: Mesh messaging apps that allow users to keep in touch without relying on wifi networks, cell networks, or any other type of infrastructure controlled by the authorities... and these apps can be useful whether or not you're trying to stay under the radar of the government.
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The EOC has satellite communications, to keep in touch with the State EOC in Salem, and with FEMA Regional Headquarters in Bothell, Washington, as well as the FEMA National Response Coordination Center in Washington DC. But local command and control is still recovering, trying to adapt from the day-to-day chaos of life-threatening emergencies, to a shaken city under a general state of emergency.
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"There are many shows where you intend to keep in touch, and the nature of what we do is that everybody moves on in so many different directions that maybe they will find a new family in whatever their next job is, but I have never been so confident that the members of my immediate family in this show will continue to be in my life forever," Graham, 52, told the outlet.
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So it might surprise you to learn that the beverage, the second-oldest brand of the Coca-Cola Company and its second most popular outside the U.S., was born out of the darkness of World War II. Trade embargoes placed on Nazi Germany made it impossible for the company's operation there to make Coca-Cola, and the U.S. entry into the war made it difficult for the German franchise to keep in touch with headquarters in Atlanta.
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