I'm much taller than the children on the field and they keep hissing at me to keep down. |
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As we neared the shore we were ordered to keep down to avoid getting wounded should the enemy start shelling the incoming craft. |
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This probably works fine with run-of-the-mill goods and helps to keep down the cost of claims, and hence premiums. |
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Wildlife and beneficial birds return to help keep down insects and other pests. |
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He trains on his own, often a solitary figure with nothing but a support car behind him, and goes to bed hungry to keep down his weight. |
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The introduction of managed care may be societally necessary to keep down costs. |
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The move should help keep down construction inflation costs and make building sites safer. |
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And if necessary, yes, it has to be publicly subsidised to keep down the cost of travel. |
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They keep down the rodent population in Egypt's economically important grain fields along the Nile. |
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The administration of ice chips is one way to reduce mouth dryness, make patients more comfortable, and keep down bacterial overgrowth. |
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Mike already has a layer of wood chip mulch in place around his plants to keep down weeds and conserve moisture. |
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Some employers pay less than the minimum wage to keep down the costs of running their business. |
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Use alternate applications of alcohol-free goldenseal extract and tea tree oil to keep down infection and speed healing. |
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That's very important for the communities to keep down the costs, two-way trade. |
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It could sit in the country, somewhere near the centre, in order to keep down transport costs incurred for defendants and witnesses. |
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The volume business is essentially needed to keep down the unit fixed costs. |
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However, it is seen as a sign of the kind of co-operation on which the two banks are increasingly likely to embark in an effort to keep down costs. |
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Pressing a hand over his mouth, he stifled the wretch he could not keep down, pushing out a hand in front of him to wave the door which was already slightly ajar open. |
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Unlike free running and other kinds of endurance sports, zorbing does not require any level of skill or fitness, only the ability to keep down your food! |
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There, some 5,000 years ago, people tamed African tabby wildcats to serve as hunting retrievers and to keep down mice and rats. |
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Moreover, significant efforts to keep down costs restricted the negative impact on the accounts of this unit. |
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I also gave the potted plants a bit more compost and a top dressing of bark chips to smarten them up, keep down the weeds and help with water retention. |
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The shade from the lily pads and the maple was sufficient to keep down the slimy blanket weed that was threatening to fill the pond earlier in the season. |
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By not stocking perishables such as fresh fruit or vegetables, discounters keep down their costs. |
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Sprinkle water every hour on the pot to keep down the inside temperature. |
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It has even been implied that this regulation would be used to keep down the number of the poor. |
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Their size is thus partly based on by-pass design flow and an upstream water level that is deemed acceptable, in order to keep down the height and volume of cofferdams needed during construction. |
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Certain measures could be taken to reduce the costs of a special tribunal: it could sit within the country, somewhere near its centre, in order to keep down the costs of transporting defendants and witnesses. |
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Lastly, during the second half year, the Group will maintain its efforts to keep down the charges for its historical activities and continue the rise in charges for its activities under development. |
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Our reason for doing so is that we wish to keep down the costs of patent applications, and we therefore advocate a solution in terms of just one or two languages. |
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In view of the economic convergence to take place in Stage One of EMU, it is essential that all Member countries are vigilant to keep down inflation. |
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This lesson explores driving techniques and approaches that not only improve fuel efficiency but also contribute to road safety and keep down some of the costs of operating a vehicle. |
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You crawl over the parapet and get a place where you can kind of keep down below the surface of the dirt and every once in a while you look out and see if the Germans are sending out a patrol, you see. |
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Texaco trucks sprayed roads with oil, to keep down dust. |
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To keep down manufacturing costs, they used a simple, unpatented milling apparatus. |
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The emperor and his officials intervened at times of crisis to ensure the provisioning of the capital, and to keep down the price of cereals. |
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It's believed silkworm farmers originally brought cats to Tashirojima island centuries ago to keep down the mouse population, which was destroying silkmoth larvae. |
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