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pre-provide
pre-provide v. 
/ˌpriproʊˈvaɪd/
Brit. /ˌpriːprəˈvʌɪd/
, /ˌpriːprəˈvʌɪd/U.S. /ˌpriprəˈvaɪd/
, /ˌpriprəˈvaɪd//ˌpriproʊˈvaɪd/ΚΠ
1655 T. Fuller Church-hist. Brit. iv. 115 He provisionally pre-provided Incumbents for them.
1865 S. Pancoast Ladies' Med. Guide 234 Especially must she [sc. Nature] pre-provide for the perpetuity of the human family.
1994 R. Edwards & R. Usher Postmodernism & Educ. 68 The terms through which we do this are pre-provided by language.
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- to keep an even pace
- to keep an eye after
- to keep an eye on
- to keep an eye open
- to keep an eye open for
- to keep an eye out
- to keep an eye upon
- to keep an eyeball on
- to keep an eyeball out
- to keep an one's eye open
- to keep an one's eye open for
- to keep an one's eyes open
- to keep an one's eyes open for
- to keep an open house
- to keep an open mind
- to keep an open shop
- to keep an opponency
- to keep any one's counsel
- to keep at
- to keep at it
- to keep at staff's end
- to keep at stall
- to keep at stave's end
- to keep at stick's end
- to keep at the stick's end