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keep order

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See: handle, manage, police, preside


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In response to calls from US and Nato commander General Stanley McChrystal, Mr Brown paid tribute to the "very brave, very committed and incredibly professional" British soldiers, saying their job was not just to keep order but to train the Afghan Army and police.
Joelle tries to keep order by yelling a lot, but the kids seem to ignore her cries, while Dad has little idea how to engage with his children.
About 30% of black students said that teachers spend more time trying to keep order in class than teaching and that the number of students passing through the system without learning is a very serious problem.
 
 
 
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