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keep up to date

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keep someone/something up to date
to provide the latest information to someone or for something. Every week I have to keep the lists up to date by adding or deleting names. The company has a computer wizard on the staff who keeps us up to date on the latest in electronics.
See also: date, keep


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For Local 46, streaming audio has one advantage that even a broadcasting stalwart like 1010 WINS Radio can't match: People outside the Greater New York area, beyond the range of 1010 WINS Radio,can still keep up to date on union news by clicking on the "Listen Live" button at www.
Content will address "the many practical, clinical, career management, policy and legislative issues that nurses need to keep up to date," the company said,
The Journal is his only link to the outside Anglican Communion; he is able to keep up to date in these interesting if difficult times for our church.
 
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