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The squadron would be forced to keep to international skies.

Its tides keep to a rhythm. It is unchanging.

In England traffic must keep to the left.

On this superhighway drivers should keep to a speed of over 80 miles per hour.

incorrigible; persist in evil and not repent; sticking to one's arbitrary habits; remain impenitent and keep to one's wrong doing

The past week's events show that, even if Turkey and Armenia shake hands, the diaspora will keep to its cause.

The two brothers have exactly opposite temperaments : one likes to be active while the other tends to be quiet and keep to himself.

Another nearly lost the vital battle for Kohima, the gateway to India, because he wanted to keep to peacetime rules restricting the use of barbed wire.

In theory, whaling will resume as soon as the IWC can agree on a monitoring system to ensure that its members keep to the quotas set.

They say to us, the American take no prisoners, that is why we must be steadfast and strong and keep to our defenses.

It is essential to prioritize functions and keep total throughput and usage in mind while making adjustments to the performance of a system.

I don't scrapbook them, and the reason why is because something I decide to keep today might not be so important to me later.

If people are allowed at all, they must keep to marked trails and they may not camp, build fires or walk their dogs.