So thanks for watching ... and please keep it up!
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" Unanimously, they have urged me to "keep it up.
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Now, let's just see if he can keep it up.
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That's our commitment and we're going to keep it up!
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Keep it up if you gave to a congressional race.
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But who knows for how long they'll keep it up.
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For everyone out there who pinches pennies, keep it up.
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To which one can only say: Keep it up, Joe!
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Indeed, can any new show keep it up these days?
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A strong start for Bryan, but can he keep it up?
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Sleep managed to keep it up for more than an hour.
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We're doing a great job, just need to keep it up.
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Once we got to his room, he couldn't keep it up.
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Keep it up long enough and you get the Grand Canyon.
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I promise to keep it up and not let you down.
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Keep it up if you gave to a state senate race.
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"We tried for years to keep it up," Mr. Watts said.
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So, when normal life resumes, maybe we can keep it up.
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Can he keep it up and exorcise a Super Bowl ghost?
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You know, for as long as West decides to keep it up.
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But the question now is whether AT&T can keep it up.
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"Or rather that we're doing it and that we'll keep it up."
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I think it's probably better to keep it up, to be honest.
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How do you keep it up in your day to day life?
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They couldn't keep it up, though, and Wings took the first game.
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Plus, it'll put more "peer" pressure on you to keep it up.
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The bigger question is how much longer he can keep it up.
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I want to hug such couples, tell them to keep it up.
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You gotta keep it up, but a little bit hint of something.
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"I hope he can keep it up," Cavs coach Tyronn Lue said.
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I have no idea why they'd keep it up in the attic.
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It's a good alternate cinematic universe you're building, internet — keep it up.
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The question is how to keep it up for all the tournaments.
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And she wants to keep it up for as long as possible.
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If you keep it up over your career, things eventually average out.
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To which any G.O.P. political strategist would rejoin: Keep it up, folks.
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Can he keep it up against the Cardinals, Dolphins, Texans and Bills??
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Do you want to keep it up until some specific milestone is reached?
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We were quickest in first practice and hopefully we can keep it up.
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I see you doing big things for the city man, keep it up.
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Scientists are watching to see if birds can keep it up long term.
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Where are they going to find all the money to keep it up?
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I ask Adkins how much longer they think they can keep it up.
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If he wants to keep it up on Taiwan, it will only backfire.
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If Porzingis and the Knicks keep it up, he may enter the MVP conversation.
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Let's see if they can keep it up, even with the escalating trade tensions.
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You already do one or all of these things, so just keep it up.
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So I get really tired of 'Hey, thanks for the work — keep it up.
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We'll see if he can keep it up with rain in the forecast tomorrow.
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She's mad at herself, but not too mad to keep it up with Sidney.
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Looks like they're going to have to keep it up for a long time.
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And he still pays a full-time staff to keep it up and running.
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Some traditional media execs and analysts are skeptical that Netflix can keep it up.
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Now they keep it up as a local sport and for entertainment, training regularly.
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If I'm saving even one person's life, then, shit, I gotta keep it up.
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It may also lengthen your life by bolstering your mojo to keep it up.
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So I'm very happy for his success and hope he can keep it up.
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They'll need him to keep it up with Cam Newton going to the IR.
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"I love what you are are doing, keep it up," she wrote, Ericksen recalls.
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And commentators are beginning to wonder whether he can keep it up through April.
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But how long can she keep it up in the wake of the Mueller statement?
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I might see if I can keep it up a little longer, maybe until summer?
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So, to keep it up for more than 12 straight hours ... man, that's good stuff.
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I ended up deleting that post because at that point, why keep it up, y'know?
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I'd like that feeling to continue so I try my best to keep it up.
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As one wrote, "this is the kind of policing I can support keep it up."
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The app is consistently updated to keep it up-to-date with the newest hotspots.
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"Trying to keep it up," Abdoelrhman Eaita, the contractor, told me in a Twitter message.
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Keep it up — we're planning to round up the best conversations in a future post.
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"If you don't keep it up, times are slowing, swimming becomes more difficult," he said.
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With a little bit of flexibility, I can keep it up for the next thirty.
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Oh, and we don't know what kinda workout Orlando's been doing, but keep it up!
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And he says he'll keep it up through November — even if he's not the nominee.
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The question: In an environment that's uneven at best, can the retailer keep it up?
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Keep it up and your yearly tally from those spontaneous moments could reach $5,400 annually.
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Of course, there's no guarantee that Harris will be able to keep it up. 5.
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JS: Right, if you could keep it up for a while, you could learn more.
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Once you start waist training, do you have to keep it up to maintain results?
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The big question is whether Harris can keep it up as the spotlight shines on her.
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And they need to keep it up and need to keep supplying us with this information.
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"Even now this house requires a significant amount of maintenance to keep it up," Strand said.
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Clearly, Buttigieg feels the need to step up the pressure, but will he keep it up?
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Keep it up, Disney, and maybe, just maybe, you'll pass the Bechdel test before too long.
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The hardest part is stamina, being able to keep it up for as long as possible.
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Who's to say that he will keep it up for the next two years (or longer)?
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Keep it up, that nation's top diplomat warned, and you might face a lawsuit from Vanuatu.
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He stayed in the match very, very long, and I just couldn't keep it up anymore.
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"Keep it up," Josh says as the heart monitor in the corner of the screen reads 129.
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I also did add some of her pigment to the conditioner so she could keep it up.
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On the one hand, Groove Music has Microsoft's very pliant coffers to keep it up and running.
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Keep it up and please RT. In the end, it wasn't enough for DeVos's opponents to prevail.
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If President Trump will keep it up, European businesses are going to pick our economy over Iran.
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And I'll have to give up a donut (or three) so I can keep it up too.
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That's why I'm vowing to keep it up with being radically honest with the men I date.
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If they keep it up, the same formula could push the Wildcats over the hump come March.
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So why are they still running for president -- and how much longer can they keep it up?
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" He added, "In this case he deserves credit for this, and I hope he'll keep it up.
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"I feel like he is telling me 'go ahead, keep it up'," he said, referring to God.
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It's really not a lot of work to keep it up these days with Amazon Web Services.
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RF Bryce Harper is off to another fast start — and this time he hopes to keep it up.
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Now some investors are wondering how long they can keep it up in the face of slower growth.
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I'm really heartened by all of the protests, and I just hope that we can keep it up.
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However you're using the word "pickle," and whatever it means to you, we say: keep it up, champ!
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It would be up to the vendor to proactively monitor the device and keep it up and running.
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"We have really shifted gears, the trend is up and we intend to keep it up," Stoltenberg said.
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The added pressure of sending semi-regular updates to people was also good incentive to keep it up.
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The FOIA clearinghouse is maintained by Environmental Protection Agency, which provides the IT resources to keep it up.
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One quarter is not much of a streak, and Twitter has often been unable to keep it up.
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Most career websites put the onus on users to fill out their profile and keep it up-to-date.
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It is the pressure of war, they say, that has led to negotiations, so they must keep it up.
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We're equally obsessed with the star's new do, but we don't expect her to keep it up for long.
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So the rewards of not having that physical discomfort encouraged me to keep it up a little bit longer.
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KEEP IT UP On the streets, a backlash over high living costs and perceived elitism has also simmered down.
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Jupiter, the blabbermouth planet, began spilling Scorpio's dark secrets last October and will keep it up through November 2018.
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The Photos app is still receiving some new features to keep it up to date with the iOS version.
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Once your freelance business is off the ground, you have to find ways to keep it up and running.
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Saw this story of a young person doing great work and wanted to share it—keep it up, David!
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So keep it up, Twitterati — and if you haven't yet, for the love of internet memes, register to vote.
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You've done very well to keep quiet about cutlery to date, and I encourage you to keep it up.
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Svetlana had no difficulty talking and running at the same time; she seemed able to keep it up indefinitely.
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It's easy to go blazing out with guns firing, but then you have to kind of keep it up.
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It's also scary because when you do have an audience so young, you feel this pressure to keep it up.
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Adults who already have a regular sauna habit should take the results as encouragement to keep it up, Kunutsor added.
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Can they keep it up this year against an expected backdrop of much slower, if not flat, mined supply growth?
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However, the huge interest in Zello saw the company admitting it has had to add servers to keep it up.
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"It does make me — not nervous, but I want to keep it up," said Muniz, who revealed on the Sept.
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And the truth of the matter is it would be very difficult to keep it up and do it well.
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I was a little worried 'cause it was off the shoulder and I have no boobs to keep it up.
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They can just keep it up because no one&aposs going to see how many people liked it or not.
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Of course, even if O'Rourke gets a bump in the polls, the question is whether he can keep it up.
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Their 66-29 record leads all teams and would translate to a 113-win season should they keep it up.
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Similar to &aposdeplorables,&apos but by all means keep it up," while another adde d, "You&aposre one simple-minded man.
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I got to meet them a couple times, and their encouraging responses to my art fueled me to keep it up.
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Everyone agreed financial therapy was a good idea; they want to keep it up in the future, as their circumstances change.
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That's why when Gabriel finally gently asks her the question they've been dancing around, Elizabeth just can't keep it up anymore.
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And there's every reason to think he can keep it up; he raised $237 million for his 2016 race against Clinton.
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If you must keep it up and off your face, use braids — it's the perfect marriage of East and West. 4.
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Keep it up for a few years, then release a list of your 25 best lists and watch the world burn.
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He completely and comprehensively took over the paint, in other words, and has the chops and versatility to keep it up.
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If they can keep it up until November, the real question will be just how big Democrats' gains end up being.
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Warren's move past Sanders -- especially among the most liberal voters -- is a very big deal especially if she can keep it up.
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The human head is a heavy object, and our neck and spine are designed to keep it up at a certain angle.
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Lewis explained to KPRC that she was in the middle of getting her hair done, so she decided to keep it up.
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The next step would be a hard warning which is just another message saying "knock it off" if they keep it up.
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Keep it up, studies say, and you're likely to see more signs of aging and a much lower satisfaction with your appearance.
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If he can keep it up against increasingly intense defenses, it will be one of the first major tests of his career.
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"It was a nice act but like many men his age he can only keep it up for so long," he quipped.
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Over half of the study's participants said they couldn't keep it up, because it didn't match up with their social or family life.
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I am hornier than I've ever been in my life and that's all young men want—and they can just keep it up.
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Unlike the Velocio and Assos offerings, the liner short isn't a bib short and instead relies on a waistband to keep it up.
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Getting ready takes me forever, so this is going to be a big change in my life if I can keep it up.
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"It shows Europe is perfectly capable of waging this economic war since the U.S. is only going to keep it up," she said.
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As a generation that already has pretty good saving habits, keep it up so you stay on the upside of your financial future.
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"If this is what it looks like for Verizon and AT&T to 'strike back,' I say keep it up!" the CEO wrote.
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He's having a great year and hopefully he can keep it up because, by the looks of it, we're going to need it.
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What they're saying: "John is a strong believer in Brexit and has been encouraging the Brexiteers to keep it up," the source told me.
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Once you dye your hair, you've got to keep it up — and that usually means spending lots of cash and time at the salon.
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But now that I actually forced myself to do it, I'm going to keep it up, because I might go broke if I don't.
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The reality star tells us publicly sharing her experiences with her daughter is part of their life and she's going to keep it up.
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That image was so critical to Mr. Farley that he even considered sacrificing his own health to keep it up, according to the suit.
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They even go to your tagged photos to see what you've been up to, so there's a pressure that you have to keep it up.
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So keep it up, Tim Cook, and all the other leaders who aren't afraid to speak their minds on the social issues of our generation.
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Potential causes: Expensive missile and nuclear weapons tests, or a sanctions package that's depriving the regime of precious trade to keep it up and running.
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How do you keep it — events [are] one way to keep it up, but how do you — do you just introduce newer and newer games?
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Read more:I ate like Meghan Markle for 10 days and could easily keep it up foreverI tried Meghan Markle's favorite condiment from a Toronto restaurant.
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" — Sarah "Keep it up — even though I've been traveling and have not visited any of the events I'm following along and will surely do so.
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"France is doing well, let's keep it up... I don't see any yellow vests," said Rodolphe Saade, chief executive of French shipping giant CMA CGM.
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This might not be the most sustainable way to put together a championship season, and they might not be able to keep it up forever.
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If Harden can keep it up, he will join a very exclusive club: NBA players who have averaged 35 or more points for a season.
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"They tell me that I am brave to have told the truth and have sent me messages telling me 'Albert, keep it up,'" he said.
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Olivia Munn has a message for all the women speaking out against sexual misconduct -- keep it up and stay strong ... because it's making a difference.
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Hell, I'd at least like to see Nintendo keep it up, but the company's reverted to spending all its E3 time talking about its Switch console.
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But if you're interested in lighter play, like spanking or restraint, then keep it up — your sex life isn't going to hurt your growing baby bump.
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That's the first time since Quinnipiac started asking the "tweet" question that more Republicans thought Trump should stop tweeting than thought he should keep it up.
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It's incredible hearing the people yell your name and say 'Keep it up!' and 'Don't stop!' and that's why we never quit and finish the race.
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But past research suggests people who regularly exercise before cancer diagnosis are more likely to keep it up during and after treatment, the study team notes.
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"They might keep it up as a brand page, the site isn't going to go away, but those partnership and careers pages will be on Crunchbase."
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Here's hoping a few can keep it up, and join the ranks of legendary unlikely playoff heroes like Steve Penney, Chris Kontos and Fernando Pisani. 4.
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Ironside asked her which students were most likely to struggle, and asked her to role-play how she would encourage those students to keep it up.
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Extradited to Seoul for interrogation, Kim says she denied everything for eight days for fear of retribution against her family, but she couldn't keep it up.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)China's massive export machine is shrugging off the trade war, but there are doubts how much longer it can keep it up.
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Companies also give you stock as part of compensation packages, so it needs to keep it up in order to keep its employees happy and attract talent.
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Huh no thanks you don't need to improve you're just fine as is keep telling yourself that buddy keep it up and see where you end up.
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If Spotify can keep it up, then it will have pulled off something special by showing it can run — and grow — a streaming music service at scale.
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"It's really not a lot of work to keep it up these days with Amazon Web Services," he told Recode in January when first announcing Jelly 2.0.
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Disturbingly, one Russian MP, who is also an official in the country's football association, praised the actions of his compatriots, tweeting: "Well done lads, keep it up!"
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A Fitbit fitness tracker motivates you to get up each day and continue your running streak by recording your activity and sending reminders to keep it up.
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Democracy Spring organizers have said that number was an all-time record for a mass arrest at the Capitol Building, and they plan to keep it up.
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"Keep your grind up no matter how hard it gets, no matter how tough the times are, it'll be worth it if you keep it up," he said.
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It was expensive to keep it up, and as prom time came around, I figured it would be cheaper to not have to worry about doing my hair.
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To keep fossil-fueled cars as cheap to operate as possible, we're drilling for oil like there's no tomorrow — if we keep it up, there might not be.
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Even if Romney does keep it up, there's reason for skepticism that his critique of Trump's approach to the presidency will have any actual impact on his colleagues.
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I was sleeping with someone who would tell me "Yeah, that's great; you're doing great, keep it up" like she was my high school gym coach or something.
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Either more people subscribe to the service, or someone — or some outfit — swoops in to save the day with the capital required to keep it up and running.
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If you're hesitant on a tweet and you think it might be dicey, then in what capacity do you think it's a good idea to keep it up there?
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Candidates love them because it's an hour, uninterrupted, on national TV -- a chance to build momentum (in the case of Booker and O'Rourke) or keep it up (Buttigieg). 1.
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This seems slightly ambitious, but at the same time, if you're going to release an expensive flagship device, you should also be able to keep it up-to-date.
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While this episode did a great job of humanizing Deja from the moment she walked into the Pearson house, I'm worried about them being able to keep it up.
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After she first revealed her makeup-free face in October, the positive feedback that Wait received from followers who found her openness inspiring encouraged her to keep it up.
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I am in my mid 50s, and if I keep it up, I can retire in about eight years — but worry about my physical and mental health holding out.
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A decline in yards per carry is inevitable, so for Hunt to keep it up, he will probably need to find a balance between increased workload and decreased efficiency.
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Good, keep it up, just keep on and on upsetting Taylor Swift fans so that #Swifties who never voted completely sway the next election with millions of new voters.
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Rivera's plan starts with social media, which may mean a steep learning curve for chefs and their teams, or just more screen time to keep it up to date.
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We're hoping to keep it up for a week or two to really test its performance — to bring people onto the bridge and learn as much as we can.
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The dropping temperatures and longer nights may have already coaxed this behavior out of you, in which case: Keep it up, and know that the moon supports your autumnal nesting.
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Half the people there will clap me on the back and say "thanks, keep it up" and the other half will run away very quickly when they see me coming.
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The half topknot is kind of cool; it still accomplishes the hair out of the face, which is very important to me — I like to keep it up or back.
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We need an architecture that can deliver across a wide dynamic range of performance and that we can efficiently keep it up to date with the best technologies over years.
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They wouldn't like it if it came to their door, but in general, I had many people saying, 'I'm really glad you're doing this, keep it up, keep us honest.
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One is a system where Google partners directly with the manufacturer to decide what goes on the phone and keep it up to date (sort of like the Nexus ecosystem).
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When people know what to do, they're more likely to make a behavioral change, and if they feel proud about it, they could be more motivated to keep it up.
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And if he can keep it up, he may be headed toward a Stanley Cup final matchup with a guy who knows a thing or two about narratives himself... 1.
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According to Business Insider, the app completely shut down last Thursday after the company temporarily ran out of money and had to borrow $5 million to keep it up and running.
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It's strange name for a professional athlete, especially one who has become, at this time, the greatest rate scorer in in the history of the NBA: Can he keep it up?
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"Keep it up and you'll be able to make real ones ... from your state penitentiary," one man added, probably before repeating the joke to his family for the next seven hours.
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He could not keep it up, however, as Mookie Betts homered in the sixth and J.D. Martinez homered in the seventh, giving Price plenty of cushion to cruise to the victory.
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"If they don't keep it up, those that want no change will just sit on their hands," Ohio Governor John Kasich, a Republican who formerly served in Congress, said on CNN.
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His top aides are pressuring him to tone down his incendiary rhetoric, and while he seems to want to keep it up on the campaign trail, his ads are a different story.
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She tells us because Adam tried and failed in the past to get where Ada has ... it's a no-brainer to keep it up with her -- she's the entertainer of the 2.
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"I think I had my chances in both sets, so I always knew that if I play well and if I keep it up that I could turn it around," Thiem said.
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On a day-to-day basis, whatever you measure won't necessarily improve by any meaningful increments, but if you keep it up, this process will built on itself to produce valuable gains.
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For Strawser, the appeal of a lengthy streak is largely that they're a "fun thing to brag about to your friends," hence why she was motivated for 571 days to keep it up.
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As in that case, I actually find the experience a bit scary — I keep worrying that she can't possibly keep it up to this level and that later I will be let down.
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Here are our best tips for nurturing a love of reading that can last a lifetime: Read aloud: This comes naturally to lots of new parents, but it's important to keep it up.
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"I didn't expect to keep it up after graduation, but when I moved to Brooklyn I found that painting in a Moleskine was all that my tiny studio could comfortably accommodate," she shared.
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Campaigns also must keep it up-to-date – as voters move or die – and ensure that it's available to many staffers, from street-level people handing out flyers to the very top strategists.
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The bank's reversal is an example of how hard it can be for non-tech companies to develop big software projects and invest the time and money to keep it up to date.
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People drop out of sleep-coaching programs because they can't make time to get to them, or leave to pursue a process on their own without coaching, but they can't keep it up.
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"Keep it up Morganelli, I promise I'll put a bullet in your head as soon as I put one in the head of President Donald J. Trump," he wrote, according to the authorities.
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She writes in the post that she'd considered removing it, but that Corey's mother had made the decision to keep it up and to continue to raise awareness of issues affecting transgender people.
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If you can prove to yourself that you can treat your body right (and that it feels good to do so), you just might be more likely to keep it up later on.
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Breastfeeding has made me feel slightly less guilty for maintaining my full-time work schedule, and I've been determined to keep it up, even though it's my least favorite part of the day.
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In his 82-minute address last night, President Trump cited U.S. economic growth and his efforts to keep it up, while attacking opponents in a speech that ostensibly called for unity in Washington.
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Whether you take it slowly over the course of a few weeks or plan to tackle it in one weekend, commit to the decluttering project and aim to keep it up throughout the year.
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The oil industry is finding lots of hydrocarbons thus far in 2019, putting discoveries on pace to grow by 30% this year if they keep it up, the consultancy Rystad Energy said this week.
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After sleeping with him a few times and him struggling to keep it up each time, I had a chat with him about it, and he revealed that he'd never slept with anyone before.
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"With nothing happening and no catalyst to keep it up here, you're starting to see this weak length coming out of the market," said John Kilduff, founding partner at energy hedge fund Again Capital.
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In February, one of Trump's senior advisers, Stephanie Winston Wolkoff, confirmed to CNN that the first lady had no intention of ignoring the garden, and would keep it up, as her predecessor had done.
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Is it be better to keep it up and let people get their files back—or is it better to keep it down and stop future attackers from thinking that they're going to get money.
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With the Phillies in a tight battle for first place in the National League East, they will need him to keep it up if they want to continue their surprise run at a playoff berth.
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The documentary shows there's an eventual cost to the producers of that kind of relentless optimism, especially when the teenage content creators can't keep it up because things at home actually aren't all that great.
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"If you see him strut his way up to the plate and think he's got little man's syndrome, hey, keep it up, because this guy believes he can hit anyone at any time," Lewis said.
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" In regard to the massive March for Our Lives protests that took place in Washington and around the country Saturday, Kasich said that the attendees -- many of them students -- have "got to keep it up.
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But, not playing down our own importance, when you make great music, it's quite easy to manufacture an image if you like and to keep it up, because the music will always be your saving grace.
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If an influencer hates what you post, but you know it's true, do you delete it in the name of creating a positive community, or do you keep it up in the name of objective reporting?
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But Faber says that's a bunch of crap ... saying he's blown away by how VanZant balances the UFC and other opportunities ... and says she's such a hard worker, there's no reason she can't keep it up.
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Rather than roll your eyes at the New Year's resolution to get fit, it is worth getting real about why — beyond nailing the #sweatyselfie — you are committing to exercise, and how to keep it up all year.
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He played the numbers and bet the horses at Thistledown to help make the rent on their apartment, in a dilapidated four-flat owned by an Eastern European woman who saw no need to keep it up.
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I also work out here at [London gym] BXR, and kind of a community of trainers that come under Joe that … work with me around the world when I travel, so I get to keep it up.
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My wife and I love to cook, yet despite trying to keep it up (Day 5: Smoked Paprika Meatballs, Day 12: Crab Omelet) we had to face reality: there's not a single culinary tradition available to carnivores.
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He includes several tips for keeping your smartphone clear: keep it up to date, enable 2FA on you iCloud account, and if someone randomly gives you a new phone as a gift, consider performing a full restore.
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Other reasons could be a home falling to an heir who lacked the financial means to keep it up, or perhaps the home was caught up in legal family issues that prevented it from being maintained, Chan said.
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"We're playing a couple of really good teams coming up on this trip so we've got to keep it up," Phillies right-hander Jeremy Hellickson said after improving to 21-22 with Thursday's 23-25 win over Miami.
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They seem to have a good vibe as a group and as long as they keep it up with the good, constructive advice (and Perry sticks to her guns), season 17 is going to be a good one.
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Thursday, I'll keep it up with the apps-for-dinner theme, make a big bowl of crab Newburg as if I were Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, watch a few episodes of "Wild District" on Netflix, call it a night.
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"I hope they keep it up, because we're going to have a lot of fun in four months and we're going to have a lot of fun in 2020 running against that," the president said at the rally.
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Odds to win: 9/2 One thing to know: It's possible that no team has played to their potential more fully than Gonzaga so far this tournament, but can the Bulldogs keep it up through four more games?
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Thanks to a crowdfunding campaign, they have enough money — €28,000 (~$33,200 US) to maintain the installation for at least two years, but hope to raise €54,000 (~$64 000 US)to keep it up for five, according to The Guardian.
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Will keep it up for people who still want to come see her pics and videos.. Maybe even to bring awareness to other special needs kitties who need help.. not 100% sure yet, but not right now, still so sad.
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His BABIP is a bit high, and he's... y'know... Ezequiel Carrera, so I'm not saying he's necessarily going to keep it up, but so far he's been worth half a win, posting a league-average 102 wRC+, a rather tasty .
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"How people exercise changes over time and some individuals exercise when they are a young adult but do not keep it up when they are older," said lead study author Dr. Joshua Willey of Columbia University Medical Center in New York.
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A penguin walk takes a whole different set of muscles than your normal stride, so you'll get a little bit of a workout if you keep it up long enough — yet another reason to get out and build a snowman!
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"The big factor is to let people outside of the country that want to come in legally," he continued, then praising Mexico's efforts to deter migrants from illegally entering the US. "I just hope to keep it up," he added.
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Refusing to believe that I might share his path may have been protective in the short term, letting me live this last year with love and laughter, work and play as though I could keep it up until my 90th birthday.
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With the nominal interest rate stuck at zero, the Bank of Japan could not compensate for such increases through further cuts to interest rates; only the credible promise to boost inflation and keep it up could help the economy escape from the trap.
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And even they couldn't keep it up: Relic's Dawn of War series also began resorting to increasingly cookie-cutter campaigns, while the memorable mission design of StarCraft 2: Wings of Liberty gave way to more rote, repetitive mission archetypes for the later expansions.
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Even if the Dodgers keep it up, though—if they bury the Giants and speed through the divisional and league-championship rounds and into the World Series—it will be a little bit more of a bummer than it could have been.
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A 30-year-old, stay-at-home mother, she has lost herself in an existence of such lulling routine that she can keep it up now without anyone — not her husband, not their young son — noticing that her mind has gone elsewhere.
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Not bad, it's just like sometimes they don't come together in a way that feels miraculous and when they do, it genuinely feels like something is floating and you're all sort of blowing on it to keep it up and it's like, that fully happened.
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She says: When [showrunner] John Wells approached me to have Lucy leave, I was a little relieved, just because I kind of couldn't keep it up, and so it was a blessing in disguise, even though I took it as I was being fired.
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If you're going into this challenge expecting to run anything less than a 12 or 13-minute mile, you're not only going to be sorely disappointed, you're also going to be extremely sore, out of breath and unlikely to keep it up for a year.
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But as long as you keep doing it, and you stay persistent and keep it up, you will cover so much ground, you can get so much better, and it really becomes something that you see your improvements, and it becomes so much fun.
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The working formula is getting our allies to pay more, closing bases and removing troops where they're not needed, and requiring countries we help protect to do their defense shopping exclusively with the U.S. All this and future U.S. administrations should do now is keep it up.
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"It's been going very well for me, and I hope to keep it up as long as I choose to play tennis," the 17-times grand slam winner told reporters after recording his 299th victory at a grand slam with the win against the 27-year-old Ukrainian.
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Stoter, who oversees 187 billion euro ($212.5 billion) of assets as of December 31, said it was too early to tell if Abenomics would succeed but it had a good chance of success if the Bank of Japan can keep it up longer than the Fed and the European Central Bank.
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Keep it up later in the week, with Florence Fabricant's new recipe for a quinoa salad with Swiss chard, mushrooms and goat cheese — a fine light lunch or dinner, to be sure, or a substantial accompaniment, served hot or cold, to a meal of sweet and spicy grilled chicken breasts.
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A few years ago, I would wash my face with whatever I had lying around and call it a night, but now that I'm an elder, I really enjoy taking care of my skin, and I definitely see a difference, which is motivation to keep it up even when I'd rather skip it.
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But as it turns out, winter-perfect, rich, dimensional color that beautifully blends dark roots with buttery bright highlights is fully achievable for the normal girl who's just looking to freshen up her color for party season — even if the time or cash flow to keep it up come January 1 isn't in the cards.
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"I don't go out for a straight romantic love interests a lot, but my agent said they thought it would help—if I were to—for me to stay in character during the chat afterward," he says, adding that he's heard that casting directors like his readings, but ask if could he keep "it" up?
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Alan LowenthalAlan Stuart LowenthalHouse leaves for six-week August recess House passes bill opposing BDS, exposing divide among Democrats Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-Calif.) told The Hill that the congressman hung the transgender pride flag outside his office Monday morning and would keep it up through next Monday.
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