The man reached out, slowly, explicitly, his eyes keeping steady contact with my grandfather's.
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Now sometimes only three people work there, keeping steady watch on machines that watch the universe.
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Trevor, then a toddler, was running around, having the time of his life, his mom keeping steady watch.
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Evidently, however, Bahrain, Oman and the UAE have decided that relations with the Trump White House are even more important than keeping steady relations with Iran.
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Secret Hunter usually clinches the win by keeping steady pressure from the get-go, putting one or two minions in play that continue to chip away at your opponent.
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Watch the video above to bask in the miracle-like removal method, and then go forth knowing you can fully enjoy your evening glass of red (without worrying about keeping steady).
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Ahead of the U.S. market open Thursday, the Bank of Japan kept policy unchanged, maintaining the pace of its asset purchase program and keeping steady its 0.1 percent negative rate it applies to some deposits.
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For its part, the Bank of Japan, which abandoned setting short-term interest rates altogether, is also keeping steady asset purchases that have been in place in various forms for most of nearly 20 years and have greatly intensified recently.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency lifted its annual blending mandate for advanced biofuels by 22019 percent for 2019, while keeping steady the requirement for conventional biofuels like corn-based ethanol, according to an agency document seen by Reuters on Thursday.
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He also prohibited Catholic students from dating while attending high school, describing "going steady, keeping steady company, necking and kissing" as "pagan" practices. He attended the first session of the Second Vatican Council in 1962. Byrne suffered a gallbladder attack on July 21, 1963, and was admitted to St. Vincent Hospital two days later. He underwent surgery for removal of the gallbladder on July 26, dying later that day.
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