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These pieces made me wish modern dance kept more of its own heritage alive.

But if recent presidents have kept more of their predecessor's foreign policy than expected, Mr. Romney may also put his own stamp on international affairs in ways both surprising and not.

Chrysler also kept more of its government loans on its balance sheet as debt, whereas most of the money G.M. borrowed was converted into an equity stake held by the Treasury Department.

"If you had rebalanced in the late 1990's when those large-cap growth funds went up, you would have kept more of the gains of the 1990's in your portfolio," Mr. Battista said.

Yahoo, however, still kept more of the money from the ads it sold because Google paid more to other companies, like America Online, that display Google's ads through their portals or Web sites.

Critics of the program, which began in March 2002, say that overly tight rules and a failure to recognize customary business practices in the area have kept more of the fund from being used, and have deprived many businesses needing the aid from getting it or from getting a just amount.

But unlike its counterparts, the service allows its users to keep more of the information private.

It wants to ensure that people keep more of what they earn.

And anyway, you'll get to keep more of your money.

Still, at least the state will get to keep more of its beautiful blue mountains.

Thanks to his tax cuts, German households now keep more of their own money.