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keep watch on

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keep watch on someone or something
to monitor someone or something. Keep watch on the lady in the big coat. She may be a shoplifter. Try to keep watch on the committee's work.
See also: keep, watch


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An employment tribunal in Birmingham was told that Angel Springs Holdings, which delivers water coolers, hired the investigator to keep watch on Mr Tomlinson after he went on sick leave, Mr Tomlinson, aged 38, of Bloxwich Road South, Willenhall, had been employed by Angel for eight years.
HOLIDAYMAKERS will have a chance to keep watch on some rare TV stars this summer.
 
 
 
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