China keeps a tight rein on the amount of money that flows over its borders.
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Singapore keeps a tight rein on public speech and the media, especially when it comes to race and religion.
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Singapore keeps a tight rein on public speech and the media, especially when it comes to race and religion matters.
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Through it all, Whitaker keeps a tight rein on his performance, letting his storied intensity break through in just a few flashes.
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Tudose is a close ally of Dragnea, who keeps a tight rein on the party and is himself currently on trial in an abuse of office case.
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The ruling Communist Party says it protects freedom of religion, but it keeps a tight rein on religious activities and allows only officially recognized religious institutions to operate.
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Private use of solar panels has gone from being officially banned, to tolerated, to encouraged by the ruling Workers' Party, which keeps a tight rein on the economy and the populace.
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SEOUL/HANOI (Reuters) - North Korea's leadership once said its decisions should be "cloaked in fog", Vietnam's ruling party keeps a tight rein on domestic media, and U.S. President Donald Trump relishes keeping the press guessing.
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The government also keeps a tight rein on what can be said in domestic media, and has punished publications and reporters for reports it views as overly critical of the government or for discussing taboo topics, like controls on ethnic minorities.
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Driving around the village, where there are no historic districts but the Architectural Review Board keeps a tight rein on what can be built, it is difficult at times to tell which homes are new, except for the trash bin and chain-link fence out front.
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The girls arrive early, and just as expected decide they must leave - not seeing Charley's Aunt Donna Lucia. ("Better Get Out Of Here"). Actually, they are more worried about being caught by their guardian, Mr. Spettigue, (Amy's uncle) who keeps a tight rein on the girls. The girls do leave.
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He also tries to separate his private and professional life as much as possible and keeps a tight rein on his emotions, refusing to talk about his problems or to admit that the grisly nature of his work often affects him. For example, it takes him nearly a year before he opens up to Munch about the death of his former partner, and he only reveals that he has a son in Season 3.
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In his review for AllMusic, Thom Jurek states, "The music Zooid creates has the subtlety and lyricism of fine poetry. Given Threadgill's reputation as a musical polymath, this shouldn't be a surprise, because, as evidenced here, in his own way he is reinventing jazz from the inside out." The Down Beat review by Bill Meyer notes, "Despite a conceptual debt to the collectivism of Ornette Coleman's harmolodics, you won't mistake this music for anyone's other than Threadgill's, even though he keeps a tight rein on his own plating."Meyer, Bill.
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