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Keep the faith

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• Keep under wraps

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• Keep up with the joneses

  verb phrase To strive, esp beyond one’s means, to keep up socially and financially with others in the same neighborhood or in the same social circle: Never keep up with the Joneses; drag them down to your level, it’s cheaper [1913+; fr the title of a 1913 comic strip by Arthur R Momand]

• Keep watch

  Also, keep a watch or close watch on; watch over. Observe with continuous attention, especially to act as a sentinel or for protection. For example, Afraid that the wolves would return, she kept watch while the others slept, or They kept a close watch on the harbor, looking for signs of enemy ships, or, according […]

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