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You have only to keep calm, as I am doing.
Trying to keep calm, she began to walk toward him.
I break away from his arms, trying to keep calm.
We know how to keep calm, at least on the outside.
I was trying to keep my voice even and calm.
An idea would come, if he could just keep calm.
Try to keep calm, and tell me exactly what happened.
The best thing for you to do now is keep her calm.
I kept my voice calm and easy through an effort of will.
He wanted to keep calm, but it was the same thing all over again.
"Just keep calm and stay where you are," he said to the guards.
This is a very reliable way if you keep calm when talking to the people.
To cope with the time I just kept calm and carried on.
He was going to have to keep calm and steady for the task ahead.
"I just had to keep calm and not worry about that stuff."
He had to keep calm and cool as he'd learned through years of playing this ugly game.
He just told me to keep calm and everything would be all right.
"Just keep calm and we'll be all right They can't reach us here."
"We were told to mind our own business, to keep calm and to fight fires," he said.
Meanwhile, people living near the site have been urged to keep calm and not take the law into their own hands.
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