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Critics say the former government encouraged young people to collect multiple diplomas as a way to keep them off the job market, while ignoring the real needs of the economy.

Domestic first class, as all business travelers know, is almost exclusively full of frequent fliers who have been upgraded from coach as a way to keep them flying on a particular airline.

The prosecution charges that Sandusky used Second Mile, his charity for disadvantaged kids, as a perverted recruiting tool, putting asterisks next to the names of boys who were fatherless and blond, making up weird contracts for boys to sign, giving them money, ostensibly for doing good schoolwork, but really as a way to keep them from fleeing — and telling.

When the Songdo project broke ground, plenty of fishermen lost their way of life, but instead of giving them a bus ticket and wishing them good luck, the South Korean government handed them urban farm plots as a way to keep them going.

It's even wackier than Jonathan Swift's suggestion that the Irish eat their children as a way to keep them from being a burden, and it may offend just as many people, but Henderson, described elsewhere as a 25-year-old "out-of-work physics major," puts satire to the same serious use that Swift did.

Others see Social Security as a way to keep going, perhaps in a simpler way.

The writing of the play started out as a way to keep Fonseca's mind occupied.

Martha Graham choreographed as a way to keep dancing, but Kelly danced in order to choreograph.

Or is it meant primarily as a way to keep markets clean?

I think of it as a way to keep mankind modest.

Goodbye to user-unfriendly service contracts as a way to keep customers captive.