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Discover Ludwig'keeps me working' is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which you are kept motivated to keep working on a particular task. For example: "The promise of a reward at the end of the project keeps me working."
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More importantly, it keeps me working without an instant's sleep.
That knowledge keeps me working to improve my skills as a commissioner.
For me though, that's exactly the kind of mystery that keeps me working in the chip industry.
It's one of the things that keeps me going, keeps me working hard every day, keeps me learning, to have a chance to now possibly do that in this capacity, rather than as a player".
Weller is a great lad who keeps me working hard.
The promise of smaller, more maintainable apps keeps me working all hours day and night.
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They keep me working, my stories.
"It kept me working a lot.
It's not going to happen easily or overnight.' That kept me working, and working hard".
I think it was all a ploy to keep me working harder and harder.
It's stories like these that keep me working in the office late on a Friday evening.
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