That, the senator writes, "is the greatest lesson anyone can learn": that if you "stick with it," that if, as the title of his book suggests, you keep a "true compass" and do your best, you will eventually "get there".
This is why unfriending, blocking or deleting helps to keep a true and real distance.
But many experts have said the market problems, while real, may be temporary ― and that key elements of the law, including subsidies that discount the price of insurance for lower- and many middle-income purchasers, are enough to keep a true death spiral from happening.
All these things that can help you keep a true heart.
Whereas Europeans prize originality and roadworthiness, going to great lengths to keep a car true to its original configuration, Americans have often been quick to slather on coats of makeup -- or to do wholesale cosmetic surgery.
"Warren told my wife, 'You win the prizes, I'll make the money.' " In the 31 years he has been publishing The Tide, Mr. McDowell, 64, has tried unusually hard to keep it a true community newspaper: He enlists residents to write columns on their own hamlets, and he has an artistically inclined real estate agent from Fair Harbor painting colorful covers for the magazine-style paper.
Plan in stages and keep a focus on your true passion and goals.
Tourism is one of Mexico's largest industries (behind oil and money transfers from nationals working abroad), so the government wanting to keep a lid on the true nature of the problem is understandable.
Keep a consistent brand voice, true to your core brand, throughout the piece.
In the end, though, "Reign" is kept from being a true camp classic by the strong house style of CW, whose young-adult soap operas have an overriding strain of melancholy (catnip to angsty 18- to 34-year-olds).
