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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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He said several government departments have poor recording keeping, meaning the amount spent during some contracts might not always be updated in a timely fashion.
"Border Force remains fully committed to securing our borders and keeping our streets safe."
He objected when the Fed raised rates in his first term and has been pushing Powell to cut them now, arguing that inflation has cooled and keeping rates too high could do unnecessary economic damage.
Sometimes that means keeping order in a courtroom, said Stephen Monier, a retired former U.S. marshal for the district of New Hampshire.
The chief executive office said in a statement that the county is trying to balance the need to pay employees fairly with keeping the county solvent.
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