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And why keep on about what happened years ago?

She keeps on about all the time, every time I'm there.

Probably she was safe, if she just ignored them and kept on about her business.

I kept on about listening to my voice, etc.

I hope therefore that however much the cards seem to be stacked against us, feminists will keep on about language.

He kept on about how excited he got watching me and my sister.

Information was kept on about 75,000 Americans from 1952, when agency was created, to 1974, according to testimony.

"Well no, he hasn't, but why do you keep on about it?"

It must be real good or else the boys at school wouldn't keep on about it all the time.

I must try these 'Battlefield' games that everyone keeps on about.

It was embarrassing, the way he kept on about her being the same as she was twenty years ago.

It was with difficulty that I persuaded him downstairs to dinner; and even then he kept on about ships.

Anyway, Elizabeth isn't black, so what does Mother keep on about?

"You keep on about Archie," she said at length.

He kept on about how she looked with the welts forming on her back.

It's usually the politicians who keep on about 'underperforming schools'.

"I'm pretty confident that, as long as he's got a target in front of him, he is going to keep on about his business.

Or let us stop this talk of preconditions that the British Government keeps on about.

Our side, with Bran doing most of the talking, naturally kept on about what a famous and successful oracle this was.

There is no need to keep on about what is stated quite clearly in black and white in this report.

"You remember Toby kept on about Alien in his nightmares?

Where is this fairer society all politicins keep on about.

"They kept on about the money," Patrick said.

"There's no need to keep on about it.

I mean this is something we've been going on about for a long time now and we'll keep on about it."