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in keeping with

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in keeping with something
in a way that is suitable or right for a particular situation, style, or tradition. In keeping with tradition, we always have turkey on Christmas Day. Her millionaire lifestyle is very much in keeping with her celebrity status.
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in keeping with something
1. because of something. There will be no flowers at the funeral, in keeping with the family's wishes.
2. suited to something. The new windows are in keeping with the colonial style of the house.
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In keeping with the celebration of the 228th birthday of the Marine Corps and the honoring of all service members on Veteran's Day, Marines passes on a few notes of encouragement and thanks from America.
The fully redesigned system boasts a cleaner, more consumer-friendly look that is in keeping with the industry trend echoed by Microsoft Corp.
 
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