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• It also turns the mind to indulgences that frugality generally keeps at bay.
• Doing something seems to ease the pain and keep at bay the feeling of helplessness.
• Only a powerful authority can keep at bay the permanent and always looming threat of anarchy.
• Fasting helps to keep at bay tendencies which could be triggered by intake of certain foods.
• Doctors have given up trying to keep at bay the cancer ravaging his thyroid, lung, throat and bones.
• If anything, they said, it's designed to keep at bay faculty and students calling for Simmons to become coed.
• The conservatives'language reflected a desire to keep at bay the hair-splitting, religion-flouting intelligentsia Clinton sometimes turned to for counsel.
• Troops fired tear gas and rubber bullets to keep at bay hundreds of Palestinians who threw stones and fire bombs.
• Outside the court, police manned barriers to keep at bay a noisy crowd of supporters of al-Khawajah . " Down!
• To many traditional Muslims here, the project represents the intrusion of a kind of globalization they have sought to keep at bay.
• But at other flash points, Palestinian police were trying to keep at bay thousands of Palestinian demonstrators who marched toward Israeli army positions.
• They're also shown how staying on top of their condition and medication can keep at bay the wheezing, coughing and shortness of breath.
• It is a fence, meant to keep at bay infiltrators from Pakistan who are seeking to separate India's portion of Kashmir from India.
• The U . S . currency will, however, have to rise above 1.46 marks to keep at bay pessimism about its prospects, Hanson said.
• On " Dr . Katz, " the squiggly characters pulsate with the sort of anxiety that Bob and Margaret work hard to keep at bay.
• However, the EU wants to make sure that laggards will not be able to keep at bay candidates who already agreed to the entry terms.