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keeping
/ ˈ쾱ːɪŋ /
noun
conformity or harmony (esp in the phrases in or out of keeping )
charge or care
valuables in the keeping of a bank
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Willman spoke to The Times about what inspired this new special, his most transcendent moments on stage, past performances bloopers and his secret to keeping his illusions weighted in reality.
But "monetising the periphery" of sApp, while keeping personal chats private, would not be without risk for the company, he added.
Thick marine-layer clouds filled the sky at 7 a.m, keeping the relative humidity too high for a good scorching.
As the costs of keeping rhinos continue to increase, many wildlife managers are selling their rhinos to other reserves, which has reduced the animals' natural range.
"It was mostly about keeping people safe," he said, adding that no-one had been stung.
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