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keep away
verb
to refrain or prevent from coming (near)
to stop using, touching, etc
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A number of Lionesses have asked to be kept away from media, not wanting to get caught up in the headlines or to create further division among their team-mates.
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"I haven't spoken to the players, I'm keeping away from them at the moment," she said.
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As audiences kept away, many theatres went out of business.
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Sheriff’s Department to keep away the boo birds who now track their every move.
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Still, even under the best circumstances, incarcerated students are broadly kept away from much of the human knowledge housed online.
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