She's been keeping in touch with businesspeople on the ground.
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He advised keeping in touch with your children through cellphones.
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Lucy, thank you for being so inspiring and keeping in touch.
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Hornacek said the team had been keeping in touch with Rose.
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We've been keeping in touch with a few Syrians this week.
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Keeping in touch with your friends and family was more difficult.
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Dutton has been keeping in touch with friends at the Games.
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We can imagine her and Leia keeping in touch over the years.
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Are you keeping in touch with your family, like you said you would?
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Still, it looks like they've had no trouble keeping in touch across the distance.
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The calls are also simply about keeping in touch, one close Trump adviser said.
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I kept my Instagram account because I like keeping in touch with friends there.
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That thing has saved me so much disorder from my parents about keeping in touch.
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Couples or families might find it to be a cute app for keeping in touch.
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MacKenzie had a lot of friends and was great about keeping in touch with them.
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For people allergic to phone calls, it's a more casual option for keeping in touch.
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Was Will keeping in touch with Joe to eventually pay him back for kidnapping him?
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Experts on sexual violence have said keeping in touch with an abuser is normal for victims.
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I've been keeping in touch with them through social media, but we had never met until now.
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When I studied abroad in college, keeping in touch with my U.S.-based family was a hassle.
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The company's young and edgy brand stays that way, in part, by keeping in touch with its consumers.
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And if you -- you know, there&aposs lots of great stuff being written, keeping in touch with people.
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For now, Airbnb says it is monitoring the situation in Cambrils and keeping in touch with local officials.
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Uighurs are frequently detained and arrested for minor infractions including keeping in touch with family outside the region.
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Keeping in touch with their children is often the best motivation these women have for seeking self-betterment.
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Not every investor wants handholding, financial planning, rebalancing, portfolio management, keeping-in-touch phone calls and periodic reviews.
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While family members wait for the judge's decision, she said, they've been keeping in touch in an online forum.
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All of them were a kind of social gauntlet—a formal way of getting acquainted and keeping in touch.
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And they have got better at keeping in touch with alumni, who also help with the recruitment of students.
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The three became friends despite living in different parts of the country, keeping in touch over phone and email.
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We've been keeping in touch with Syrians from all over the country since the truce took effect Monday night.
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It's no wonder one of the biggest regrets dying people have is not keeping in touch with their friends.
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Kerry has said there is nothing unusual about a secretary of State keeping in touch with his former counterparts.
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We'll be keeping in touch with Flutterwave regarding the details of its funding and further news of its progress.
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Mr. McKay, who left with a kiss and vague murmurings about keeping in touch, didn't pick up that signal.
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Keeping in touch with friends and colleagues in similar industries is another way to stay connected to potential employment opportunities.
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Most large Silicon Valley firms run venture capital arms as a way of keeping in touch with emerging tech companies.
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Mostly, she said, he was good about keeping in touch, but she still feared that something would happen to him.
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Getting prepared and keeping in touch can help keep families connected if an older member needs to isolate, Perissinotto said.
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When it did, her support crew, following behind in a boat and keeping in touch by radio, would resuscitate her.
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It also aims to help companies build relationships with these people by following up and keeping in touch with them.
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Although dad lived in another state, he got much better at keeping in touch, thanks to the proliferation of cell phones.
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Here's our list of the best online games for keeping in touch while you're doing the right thing and staying indoors.
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For his part, Gasol said he had been keeping in touch with Conley, Randolph and Allen throughout the Raptors' playoff run.
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I see my dad once or twice a year, and I try to call, but I'm not great at keeping in touch.
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Punch of Top Dawg Entertainment, who had been keeping in touch with the budding singer, signed her to the label that summer.
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"We're about 80 percent sure he's fine," said Ms. Rodgers, who has been keeping in touch with Ms. Wright about her son.
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However one could also look at this as designers listening to and keeping in touch with the wants of their consumer base.
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Houseparty has surged in popularity as a way of keeping in touch with friends and family during coronavirus restrictions around the world.
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WhatsApp: WhatsApp works around the globe, making it great for keeping in touch with people, no matter how far away they live.
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Though she is still close with her family, she has been keeping in touch mostly at an arm's length, primarily through FaceTime.
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By the time WhatsApp added voice calling and video chatting, it was the de facto standard for keeping in touch across borders.
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If you're on holiday in China you'll need a VPN for posting snaps to Instagram and keeping in touch with friends using Whatsapp.
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If you're on vacation in China you'll need a VPN for posting snaps to Instagram and keeping in touch with friends using Whatsapp.
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Researchers and advocates say it prevented people from accessing important updates and keeping in touch with loved ones during a time of unrest.
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Mr. Cohen formed his own bond with Mr. Pecker, keeping in touch with him and Dylan Howard, a top executive, throughout the campaign.
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The actress says keeping in touch with her family, who lives in Mexico, was her way of staying grounded and not losing her sanity.
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She brought us on the road last summer for the 1989 tour and we did 'Pontoon' together and we've just been keeping in touch.
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She brought us on the road last summer for the 1989 tour and we did 'Pontoon' together and we've just been keeping in touch.
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The e-mails reportedly revealed that Christopher Steele was keeping in touch with top DOJ official Bruce Ohr as he was compiling the dossier.
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And the door swings both ways — keeping in touch with former coworkers can also mean being a reference or making an introduction for them.
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Skype can be a great tool for keeping in touch with friends and family, as well as conducting interviews and other job-related chats.
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I'm super lucky to have genuinely good friends across the US and in a few other countries, but I'm horrible about keeping in touch.
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In a time before keeping in touch was an internet call away, I'd have to say goodbye forever to bedrooms, to classrooms, to friends.
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In Kingdom Hearts III, Sora is given a "Gummiphone" — created, of course, by Chip and Dale — with the explanation of keeping in touch with friends.
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Yet keeping in touch with the victims is especially important in the case of sexual assault, she says, ''because there are so few good outcomes.
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If consumers do shop around, she advised keeping in touch with a single doctor or pharmacist who knows all of the drugs that are prescribed.
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If you&aposre on Facebook, you know how useful it can be for keeping in touch and catching up with family members, friends, and colleagues.
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The blog became a way of keeping in touch with the world outside China and a journal for saying what was really on her mind.
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"Facebook solves a problem you didn't even know you had: the problem of self-expression and keeping in touch via that self-expression," Cramer said.
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So, when we saw Mahomes at the EA Sports Madden Bowl event in Atlanta, we asked if he's been keeping in touch with the running back.
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Sometimes, I thought they were just no longer interested in our friendship, but then I reminded myself that they'd made a point of keeping in touch.
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The findings revealed that Snapchat is used more for finding new "love interests" and for flirting, while Facebook is used for keeping in touch with friends.
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I asked Ms. Woodard what she would say to her parents today about keeping in touch if she were a young person going off to college.
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While juggling demand, Mastin says he's practicing careful hygiene and keeping in touch with his suppliers who, as time goes on, might crack under the pressure.
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Haley acknowledged having consensual sex with Weinstein in the weeks after the alleged assault in 2006 and keeping in touch with him for years after that.
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D., a stylish young Uighur woman in Turkey, said that even keeping in touch with her grandmother, who lives in a small Xinjiang village, had become impossible.
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In exchange for unknown quantities of your data and your attention to ads, you get an elegant app for sharing photos and keeping in touch with friends.
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There's a group of you being all sporty and sweaty and happy, but keeping in touch is tricky, because you need both your hands to stay alive.
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But keeping in touch with her sister and going to her hospital appointments meant that she could not sever all contact with the rest of her family.
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Google Hangouts can be a solid option for keeping in touch with friends and colleagues, but sometimes you don't necessarily want your chat history following you around.
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As the stock market has plummeted over the last several weeks, his firm has been keeping in touch with its clients, offering advice on what to do.
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Pitt and Aniston divorced in 2005 after five years of marriage, but the recent communication isn't out of the ordinary — the two are just friends keeping in touch.
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Spending free time with friends and family members, or keeping in touch on the phone, deepens your relationships and also allows you to share your happiness with others.
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Her defense attorneys have cast her in the court filing Friday night as an earnest graduate student in America, simply keeping in touch with powerful backers in her homeland.
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Fernando Yurkin told the publication he had played football with the rapper at Sabal Pines Park in Coconut Creek in October and ended up keeping in touch with him.
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Quarantined folks are already keeping in touch with friends and relatives via Zoom and FaceTime, but social robots could also keep people company in the absence of human peers.
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While in her new position, she also maintained relationships with her former colleagues as best as she could by keeping in touch and catching up over coffee whenever possible.
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I suspect our relatives wouldn't need ideas for what to give our children if I did a better job of keeping in touch during the rest of the year.
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In recent times, Camp had been keeping in touch with his elderly mother via weekly phone calls, but according to police, he hasn't contacted her since July 11 or 12.
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Keeping in touch is no longer about face to face, but instead screen to screen, highlighted by the fact that more than 1 billion people are using Facebook every day.
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Keeping in touch when there's no communications infrastructure for one reason or another is nice for you and me, but critical for disaster response, forest fire control and military operations.
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And, with prisoners typically earning 20 cents to 95 cents an hour in jobs behind bars, the cost of keeping in touch most likely falls to family members and friends.
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To understand the art of her job, I followed Ms. Ways for one week, keeping in touch by email and phone to see what went into putting together a lineup.
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While he enjoyed watch his fellow pitchers dominate throughout the year, sending them congratulatory texts and keeping in touch, Wheeler also admits that having to watch from afar was difficult.
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The company's new policy also strengthens support for new parents as they prepare to return to work, Diageo said, with optional keeping in touch days, parental coaching, and flexible working policies.
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"It speaks to an antisegregation of the aged, maintenance of community, as well as keeping in touch with modern advances to prevent being accused of being an old fogey," she said.
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Whether you're interviewing for a new job or keeping in touch with a friend overseas, the app is easy to use, and is essentially three main tabs: Chats, Calls, and Contacts.
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If the job opening lasts for a couple weeks or months — and they still seem interested in you — there's no harm in keeping in touch and sending another email or two.
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"As long as your kid knows that you care and that you're responsible for their upbringing, their childhood is going to be great," Pratt said of keeping in touch over long distances.
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If you're a parent who'd like to do a better job keeping in touch with your kids when you're not a home, then a forthcoming product called Ily might be the answer.
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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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Whether it's keeping up with friends' birthdays, or keeping in touch with a relative who lives across the country, there are a number of factors that probably keep you using the service.
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At first she returned home every two weeks to visit her father, but he encouraged her to stay on campus and settle into her new home, keeping in touch by FaceTime instead.
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Once you're in Bachelor Nation, you're in for life, but I was still pleasantly surprised to see that two of my favorites were still keeping in touch after briefly crossing paths on BIP.
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You probably spend a lot of your day inside apps: catching up on the news, playing music and movies, keeping in touch with friends, racing cartoon characters around a track, and so on.
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But John Allen, a commentator on Vatican affairs, has argued that Catholics and Shias have geopolitical reasons for keeping in touch, as well as the religious and cultural reasons cited by Mr Nasr.
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Of more than 1,000 adults surveyed, 27 percent said they are keeping in touch with friends and family more due to the novel coronavirus, while 36 percent responded they are "somewhat" doing so.
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A single mother with three teenagers living in her apartment, Ms. Dahraan said the family doesn't go outside now, focusing instead on prayer, cooking, reading, and keeping in touch with friends by phone.
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Ferrer's sister, who lives in the United States, told Reuters she had been keeping in touch with Ortega and UNPACU members by phone, but their lines appeared to have been cut on Wednesday.
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Gao said trade teams from both sides have been keeping in touch, when asked whether the Chinese vice Premier Liu He would travel to Washington for the next round of face-to-face talks.
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But after returning home to Indiana from my wedding a couple of months ago, he wanted to be better at keeping in touch with family and with the friends he remembers from my childhood.
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I established strong professional connections with a lot of great people at CNBC and keeping in touch from time to time helped lead to my current full-time position as a technical associate for CNBC.
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A quick email along the lines of "I enjoyed working with everyone, and I look forward to keeping in touch as I move on to the next phase of my career," should do the trick.
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Migrants depend on them to post real-time updates about routes, arrests, border guard movements and transport, as well as places to stay and prices, all the while keeping in touch with family and friends.
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Apart from this just being practical, asynchronous communication is also one of the many reasons why voice messaging is ideal for keeping in touch with someone who's long-distance and in a different time zone.
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While women were more likely to use Facebook for prosocial reasons like keeping in touch with people or to feel closer to others, the study found that men were more motivated to use Facebook antisocially.
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"Man, I hate this phone/ Kiss my teeth when I hear the ringtone," he goes on, making his commitment to keeping in touch with his lady even more romantic on the occasion he does reply. Cute!
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Keeping in touch after alleged assaults Pointing out inconsistencies in the testimony of Haley and Mann, Rotunno repeatedly asked jurors how they can reconcile the allegations with the "real-time" communications and records she showed them.
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Because it's one thing to get an intern program, but then there are very few slots, and newsrooms aren't the best run, let's say, in terms of hiring, and keeping in touch with people about their prospects.
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My feed is so full of brands (I see you Oriflame) and ads and articles that it's easy to forget the whole thing was supposed to be about making new friends and keeping in touch with old ones.
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The movie "Freaks" ends with a beauty transformed into a chicken woman — it can still creep us out, and by keeping in touch with our capacity for horror, our bodies can navigate the treacherous waters where our minds can't.
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I'll say to myself, "Oh, Aunty Betty would like that" or, "Perfect for Janice and Mike" before I write a Christmas message, sending my best wishes and promising that we will do better next year at keeping in touch.
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Image: Pexels/CC0That recent tech innovation known as the internet has made keeping in touch with family and friends easier than ever—but it might also have brought you some unwelcome attention from people you'd rather not keep up correspondence with.
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Under a new regime, the advocates argue, the companies will be able to dictate even more stringent terms that will further squeeze families of the incarcerated who already complain about the costs of keeping in touch with an incarcerated loved one.
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During an appearance at SiriusXM for The Jess Cagle Interview in 2016, Pratt expressed his gratitude for technology but admitted that keeping in touch with his family via Skype and phone calls doesn't take the place of being with them.
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The act of just keeping in touch will help you stay fresh in people's minds, so that when you do send an email requesting a reference or seeking some career advice, it doesn't seem to come out of the blue.
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It's a miniature computer that the average person consults dozens of times a day — not just for sending selfies and watching cat videos, but for arranging childcare, keeping in touch with family, staying on top of work emails, reading books, and managing classwork.
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"Everyone is great about keeping in touch and checking in on each other, making sure that everyone's where they need to be in their life," he said when asked if he still kept in touch with former, on-screen big sister SelGo.
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" September 18, 2016: Stone says on "Morano in the Morning" on local New York radio that he spoke to Manafort the day before, adding that Manafort told him that he was "keeping in touch with a lot of friends in the campaign.
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Figuring out how to handle a particular situation is often a matter of deciding what the expectations and end goal of that friendship is; maybe it's just keeping in touch on a surface-level, or maybe it's about setting certain kinds of boundaries.
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When a guy was friendly with a former flame, it signified that not only was he mature and capable of rising above whatever ended the relationship — be it petty differences or significant heartbreak — but that he himself was also worth keeping in touch with.
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Three years ago, Prabhati came across a mobile phone that a secret boyfriend gave Shashi as a way of keeping in touch, rigged, as if for espionage, with no audible sound or light, to be switched on at times when they have agreed to speak.
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Opinion Columnist Nora Ephron once wrote a brilliant essay about the trajectory of her and many other people's infatuations with email, from the thrill of discovering this speedy new way of keeping in touch to the hell of not being able to turn it off.
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While smart interns will spend their last few days getting the contact information of their boss and other managers who made their internship valuable, it's also important for young professionals to show those new connections just how serious they are about keeping in touch.
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While Swift has had a way more low-key year than Gomez, barely having a social media presence or snapped by the paparazzi (many are anticipating a new album in the fall) it appears that she is still keeping in touch with her dear friend, Selena Gomez.
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Astronauts are tasked with adjusting to a new environment with reduced living quarters and limited hygiene facilities, while establishing working relationships with crew mates, keeping in touch with friends and family back home, balancing work and rest, and keeping up with their physical and mental fitness.
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It's quick work chats; it's sharing location on the way to a meeting or dinner; it's sending a GIF of a hug to a friend who is having a bad day; it's keeping in touch with mom; it's getting a series of poop emojis from my niece on her iPod Touch.
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It's a potentially handy tool in the event of a natural disaster; or for keeping in touch with crews that are out of range and need a Wi-Fi network for assistance (or communicating during high-speed chases across a blasted hellscape in a post-apocalyptic, water-scarce future Australia).
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Two hours a day also allows for many of the benefits of screen time for kids and teens—making plans with friends, watching educational videos and keeping in touch with family—without displacing time for other activities that provide a boost to well-being, like sleep, face-to-face social interaction and exercise.
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In a new interview with Entertainment Weekly, Hunnam admitted that he was not the best boyfriend while filming upcoming release, Lost City of Z. According to Hunnam, he set out on his five-month shoot in Colombia with hopes of keeping in touch with his girlfriend, Morgana McNelis — whom he recently defended from troll-like fans — daily.
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While the former president didn't weigh in on the antitrust debate, he did offer a personal anecdote about how smartphones have been great for keeping in touch with his two daughters, who are now in college, and connecting society at large even though there's a broader crisis in how social media is dividing people and leading to loneliness.
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I fell in love with Southeast Asia when I moved here in 2008, and the potential for technology to make a difference in people's daily lives — whether it be e-commerce, online banking or even just keeping in touch with family via messaging and calling apps — is what has kept me here and kept me interested in watching this great transition unfold.
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Like those belonging to three out of four Americans, according to the same, mine is a janky hand-held device that I use for talking, playing games, reading, writing, taking photographs, keeping in touch with friends, checking weather, hate-reading, Netflixing, learning chords to 1980s songs from websites that probably give me weird viruses and creating expressions of my identity to display to strangers across the internet.
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