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abreast of

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*abreast of someone or something 
1. Lit. keeping even with someone or something. (*Typically: be ~; get ~; keep ~; Stay ~.) I had to run hard to stay abreast of Sally.
2. Fig. knowing the news about someone or something. (*Typically: be ~; get ~; keep ~; Stay ~.) The press corps has to keep abreast of the president.
See also: abreast


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Our expertise lies in the traditional media of newspapers, magazines, TV and radio but we continue to keep abreast of new media and how they can be best utilised for our clients," said Mr Ward, pictured.
Its format might not changed much, but there's no better show on TV with which to keep abreast of all the issues concerning politics in Britain today.
Byline: MAEVE QUIGLEY PEOPLE who stripped in the name of art can now keep abreast of their exploits.
 
 
 
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