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keep on top

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keep on top (of someone or something)
to stay well-informed about the status of someone or something. I need to keep on top of the president, because I am doing a report on him. News is easy to get these days, and I do what I can to keep on top.
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Keep on top of time scale The development company will outline a time segmented plan usually in monthly steps.
There''s a fair amount of maintenance attached to large vehicles, so it''s best to keep on top of this with regular checks.
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