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keep tab(s) (on someone or something) and keep track (of someone or something)

Fig. to monitor someone or something; to follow the activities of someone or something. I'm supposed to keep track of my books. Try to keep tabs on everyone who works for you. It's hard to keep tabs when you have a lot of other work to do. I can't keep track of the money I earn. Maybe someone else is spending it.

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Helping local people to keep tabs on their blood pressure is a big part of that and we're giving our full support to the Blood Pressure Association for Know Your Numbers Health checks are on offer by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England) I would like to know whether it is the Telecommunications Regulatory Author-ity's responsibility to keep tabs on such rouge operators, and whether I have any recourse to pay just half the bill as the services rendered is not as promised. Bad decision by Gulf Daily News (Manama, Bahrain) A STUDENT was ordered to carry a GPS device on his gap-year travels so his mum can keep tabs on him. Mum tracks son globally; TECHNOLOGY by The Mirror (London, England)			keep on trucking keep one eye on keep one in place keep one step ahead of keep oneself to oneself keep opinions to keep options open keep out from under feet Keep out of my way keep out of the way Keep out of this! keep own counsel keep pace Keep pecker up! keep people straight keep place keep posted keep powder dry keep quiet keep shirt on Keep shirt on! keep sight of Keep smiling keep still keep sweet keep tab keep tabs on keep temper keep the ball rolling keep the home fires burning keep the peace keep the stork flying keep the wolf from the door keep things straight Keep this to yourself keep time keep to a minimum keep to oneself keep to the straight and narrow keep together keep track Keep trying keep under hat keep under wraps keep until some time keep up an act keep up appearances Keep up the good work keep up to date keep up with the Joneses keep up with the times			keep someone in the dark keep someone in the picture keep someone on a string keep someone or some creature out in the cold keep someone or something around keep someone or something at arm's length keep someone or something at bay keep someone or something hanging keep someone or something off keep someone or something on track keep someone or something under control keep someone or something under scrutiny keep someone under someone's thumb keep someone young at heart keep something for another occasion keep something in keep something in the back of someone's mind keep something inside keep sound keep step keep still keep subjugated Keep Sugar Land Beautiful keep sweet keep sweet keep sweet keep sweet keep sweet keep tab keep tabs on keep tabs on keep tabs on keep tabs on keep tabs on keep tabs on Keep Tallahassee-Leon County Beautiful Keep Taylor County Beautiful keep temper keep temper keep temper keep temper keep temper Keep Texas Beautiful Keep the Aspidistra Flying Keep The Backstreet Boys' Spirit Alive Keep the Backstreet Pride Alive keep the ball rolling keep the ball rolling Keep the Blue Flag Flying High Keep the Business Running Keep The Cards and Letters Coming Keep the Core Neutral Keep the Doors Open Keep the Dream Alive Keep the Excuses Keep the Faith Keep the Fire Burnin' Keep the Funk Alive Keep the Home Fires Burning

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