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Contaminated food has been found a disconcertingly long way away, although it seems to be being kept out of the food chain.

He made his third stunning save of the match when he kept out a Crouch effort with his elbow in the second half.

One does not need to be an expert on symptoms, lesions, and cures for diseases which are kept out of the flock through proper management.

I have kept out of his way. Go you in alone; I wait near. Lose no time!

These fish will be kept out of the water just long enough for you to take a picture then returned to the Sea.

sauce from having a strong vinegar taste (vinegar is dilute acetic acid), oxygen must BE kept, out of the fermentation tank.

But on a range of issues Mr Mugabe ensures that his prime minister is often kept out of the loop, in blatant defiance of the GPA.

This book is an attempt to look with a scientist's eye at a few things that are usually kept out of scientific view.

If it's been infested by moths or not kept out of sunlight, don't consider purchasing it.

France was initially kept out but by 1818 it had won a place; the other excluded player was the waning Ottoman empire.

And though the machines are allowed on most sidewalks, here, disabled advocates say they ought to be kept out of the way.

Even as foreigners have been kept out of China, Chinese firms have started to court partners in markets overseas, including on Wall Street.

Now regarded as one of the finest midfielders in the world, four years ago he was being kept out of the West Ham team by Hayden Mullins.

Amethyst gems often becomes paler if kept out in the sun.

Kept at normal temperature in dark cool place. Never expose to direct sunshine. Kept out of reach of children to avoid eating by mistake .

Farm vehicles should be kept out of areas with weeds. If that is not possible, then clean off the equipment and your shoes when leaving.

Had China been kept out of the WTO, there would have been less growth for everybody.

Additionally, the Firmament also effectively kept out heat and other radiation that caused deterioration of the body.

That was a small business, but it was wisely managed, and it kept out of the hole.

which have gobbled up 21% of domestic traffic since 2005 but have been kept out of many of the most profitable routes by the older airlines.

The best cuts of the meat were kept out for the sick and wounded.

Looped cords of all sorts are a strangulation hazard and should be kept out of reach of children.

Girls are forced into marriages, young women are kept out of school, and men have complete control over their families.

Such things as needles and scissors should be kept out of the reach of children.

By strong, firm leadership, we have kept out of other wars, and we have avoided surrender of principle or territory at the conference table.

The learner was kept out of sight of the participants so they came to their own assumptions about the pain they were causing.

Much of the country's personal wealth is kept out of the public eye for tax and other reasons.

Women for a long time were kept out of the workplace because they were thought to be too weak or emotional for many jobs.

Small boys and small girls couldn't be kept out of the kitchen when their mothers were cooking.

No one can be kept out of the Olympics because of religion, color or political ideas.

Your notepad is best kept out of the interviewee's line of vision.

Iceland has kept out of the EU, not least to safeguard its cod-fishing quotas.

The deal gives BP access to Russian reserves which are normally kept out of foreign reach.

No one can be kept out of participate in the Olympics because of religion , color or political ideas.

Some plants are in fact poisonous to cats and should be kept out of their reach.

It is also important to ensure that infected poultry are kept out of the food chain, including emergency food relief activities.

He had even been kept out of school during the busiest seasons.

The laconic General Kayani has mostly kept out of domestic politics, but he has left no doubt who is in charge.

It said it is critical that civilians are kept out of the line of fire.

He says he believes the weapons will be kept out of the hands of terrorists.

He kept out deadly fumes wearing his own gas mask and sucked water from a lava tube.

The Himalayas provided an impenetrable boundary to the north, while endemic malaria in the Terai kept out attacks from the south.

But religion is not kept out of schools entirely.

FOREIGNERS deemed potential protesters are being kept out of China during the Olympic games (August 8th-24th).

Farm vehicles should be kept out of areas with weeds.

Here fetching strategy decision management is kept out side the lower level service or repository layer.

Despite his All Star Cafe's troubles, O'Neal couldn't be kept out of the restaurant.

To adapt to the needs of building a harmonious society, the criminal policy of combining leniency and harshness has been kept out.

Having been kept out of the room about half an hour for his returning late, Tom was let in.

Until Mr Wade became president, they had kept out of politics.

Like all drugs, Miacalcic should be kept out of reach of children.

Cyclists are kept out of street traffic and can safely go anywhere they need to.

The trouble is that many immigrants are either Britons returning from abroad or other European citizens who can't be kept out.

If mobile phones can't be kept out of prisons, can they be made useless?

Bridge is kept out of Chelsea and England line-ups by Ashley Cole and while the left-back admits it is frustrating. "It's hard. "

The old brigade can hardly be trusted with the future of you all, and they will be kept out of positions of power.

He kept out of the discussion.

Since 2002, the DPRK team has been kept out of international games.

Dangerous objects, such as knives and scissors should be kept out of reach.

He kept out of our way.

It kept out the wild horsemen of the north for more than 1400 years.

Just so you can kept out undesirable bacteria.

A wall kept out the livestock.

Dandelions will dominate over grass if they are not kept out.

You are a gifted humourous man, and so are your words. I have kept out of smiling for a long time.

Because the windows where covered by blinds that never kept out the light from the street lights the room was pretty well lit.

I can only suppose it must be because I have really something to do with them, and can't be kept out.

Even in China, gaps in controls mean hot money can't be kept out entirely.

eg. I kept out till approximately nine o'clock, and then I came back.

After rich-country quotas that kept out developing countries' garment exports were abolished in 2004, Indian textiles were expected to boom.

I have never known the like of this I've been alone and I have missed things And kept out of sight

HAZARDOUS FOODS THAT SHOULD BE KEPT OUT OF THE DANGER ZONE ARE

A portion of His paycheck was kept out