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1. Keep off fatty foods.

2. Keep off the grass.

3. Keep off! Wet paint.

4. Keep off the sauce!

5. Keep off the Grass!

6. Please keep off the grass.

7. Keep off the subject of politics.

8. They asked the spectators to keep off.

9. The notice said 'Keep off the grass'.

10. The notice said 'Private Property, Keep Off.

11. I'm trying to keep off fatty foods.

12. We'd better keep off the sensitive topic.

13. Got anything to keep off the rain'?

14. Please keep off politics while my father's here.

15. How can I persuade you to keep off alcohol?

16. Will the rain keep off until after the game?

17. My doctor has warned me to keep off sugar.

18. They lit a fire to keep off wild animals.

19. The doctor told me to keep off fatty foods.

20. Don't walk across the lawn; keep off the grass.

21. The policeman told the boys to keep off the grass.

22. We take environmental health measures to keep off communicable disease.

23. So, if I were you, I'd keep off your radios.

24. It's best to keep off politics when my father's around.

25. 17 How We Strip Off and Keep Off the Old Personality

26. He told the boys playing football to keep off the grass.

27. The explorers made a camp fire to keep off wild animals.

28. There is a sign saying Keep off the Grass a park.

29. I hope that the rain will keep off until after the game.

30. I managed to stick to the diet and keep off sweet foods.

31. The doctor asked her to keep off school for a few days.

32. The local police had warned visitors to keep off the beach at night.

33. 17 We have considered a number of bad practices that Christians must strip off and keep off.

34. 23 She sat in a chair with a shawl over her shoulders to keep off the draughts.

35. If they didn't keep off personal remarks at least they asked no questions; personal subjects were ignored or dropped.

36. They wore large cotton hats to keep off the sun, and gloves to protect their hands from the corn.

37. In practical terms, Acid is the stuff you want to keep off your hands, or any part of you, because it will eat away your skin.

38. There are pebbles from special rivers, seeds, nuts and dried fruits from distant jungles, tiny wooden effigies, carved bone figures to keep away evil, Buckbeans to nail over house-doors to keep off the evil eye, charms to ward off or provoke spells -- just about everything except aspirin or sticking-plaster.

39. Abstention (n.) 1520s, "a holding off, refusal to do something," from French Abstention (Old French astencion), from Late Latin Abstentionem (nominative abstentio) "the act of retaining," noun of action from past-participle stem of Latin abstinere / abstenere "withhold, keep back, keep off," from assimilated form of ab "off, away from" (see ab-) + tenere "to hold" (from PIE root *ten-"to

40. 1520s, "a holding off, refusal to do something," from French Abstention (Old French astencion), from Late Latin Abstentionem (nominative abstentio) "the act of retaining," noun of action from past-participle stem of Latin abstinere / abstenere "withhold, keep back, keep off," from assimilated form of ab "off, away from" (see ab-) + tenere "to hold" (from PIE root *ten-"to stretch").

41. Autarky (n.) 1610s, "self-sufficiency," from Greek autarkeia "sufficiency in oneself, independence," from autarkes "self-sufficient, having enough, independent of others" (also used of countries), from autos "self" (see auto-) + arkein "to ward off, keep off," also "to be strong enough, sufficient" (see archon).From a different Greek source than autarchy, and thus the distinct spelling.