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keep/leave in the dark

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keep/leave someone in the dark

to not tell someone about something. She claims she knew nothing about the deal and was deliberately kept in the dark.

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keep up appearances
keep up to date
keep up with the Joneses
keep word
keep you guessing
keep you on the edge of seat
keep you posted

keep/leave in the dark
keep/play cards close to chest
keep/stay in touch
keep/stay one step ahead
keeper
keeping
kept man/woman
kerb

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