keep in with
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“I’m trying to keep in with it and not out of it,” McConaughey replied.
From New York Times ● Oct. 14, 2020
People keep visiting Facebook because they are keen to keep in with their pals.
From Economist ● Dec. 30, 2014
His plan for raising money for his wedding trip and to keep in with Jenns was so quietly terrible that even the hardened Pike was shocked.
From Time Magazine Archive
Living in Spain since war began, Patino wanted to keep in with both sides.
From Time Magazine Archive
Downstairs, the astute old man of eighty was sitting in his armchair by the fire, plotting how he could keep in with both parties and secure his own advantage whichever side might win.
From The True Story Book by Andrew Lang
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