We had a charge to keep and we kept the charge.

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"His character proves he is a good person and put in charge of trying to keep homes safe, " one of his supporters said in a handwritten letter.

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The President proposes to charge large financial institutions a fee to fund a refinancing program designed to help home owners keep their houses.

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But there the Australian government has been reluctant to make a big enough contribution to keep all its universities on the road and allow them to charge reasonable fees.

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To prevent Kevorkian from presenting evidence about Youk's condition and perhaps using the trial as a forum of debate over euthanasia prosecutors dropped the assisted suicide charge to keep the testimony out of the trial.

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The government then moved to take over MetroGas, the company in charge of gas distribution, for having interrupted such distribution as a result of the need to keep the reserves given increasing expected demands in the short run.

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The TSA exists to send a signal about who is in charge, and it is to present the illusion that the government is doing something to keep us safe.

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The company will pay the Browns a flat fee for the arrangement, then keep all revenue from the transactions done over its site (it will charge a 10% fee to buyers and 15% to sellers).

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Putting somebody else in charge of monetary policy was one: the Bank of England's mandate to keep inflation low is a refreshing draught of clarity in economic policy (complicated though that task may eventually prove to be).

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