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“I’m trying to keep in with it and not out of it,” McConaughey replied.

Instead, at this highly dangerous moment, we find the government giving cover and even expressing sympathy for what is widely regarded as an illegal act, because they’re so determined to keep in with President Trump?

Downing Street wants any chance to play on the global stage, to keep in with America for after Brexit.

Nowadays, when the Kremlin makes a covert effort to exert political influence and undermine democracy, it has far more tools available — big companies, rich oligarchs, both of which need to keep in with the government — and far more psychological leverage.

People keep visiting Facebook because they are keen to keep in with their pals.

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