There's a feeling of, like, hang in there, hang in there...maybe don't hang in there?
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" But they're just like, "Just hang in there, hang in there.
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" When asked what message he would offer his daughter in the event she was somewhere watching the press conference, the worried father said, "Hang in there, pie…hang in there, pie.
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They're "Hang in there!" kitten posters for the digital age.
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You've almost made it through midterms season — hang in there.
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If you hang in there eventually you'll adapt and evolve.
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So hang in there if you are just getting started.
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You've just got to hang in there and plug along.
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Hang in there folks, every show has to end eventually.
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Hang in there — only a few more days to go!
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This policy just tightens their willpower to hang in there.
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So if you're experiencing the crackling problem, hang in there!
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But hang in there through that first scene of chaos.
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I'm trying to "Hang in there," but it's tough, baby.
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" MARRIAGE LESSON LEARNED "Hang in there and do the work.
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"I'm surprised I was able to hang in there," Strasburg said.
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Is that "Hang in There Baby" poster looking a little faded?
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The history of tech tells A.I. backers to hang in there.
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Lesson #14: Hang in there and keep company with the best.
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The team is struggling, but we have to hang in there.
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Hang in there my man- it DOES GET MUCH, MUCH BETTER!
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Be that kitten on the branch and hang in there, baby!
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"Hang in there," wrote one fan, according to The Associated Press.
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Is the best long-term strategy to just hang in there?
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Hang in there with us until we get back to sanity.
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Hang in there, though: Spring-like weather is back next week.
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" He points his finger as if giving an order: "Hang in there!
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"(But) some personal stuff is gonna hang in there and hold on."
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He and the band were really encouraging, and said 'hang in there.
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"Hang in there," she wrote in a blog post following the meeting.
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But if we hang in there, we don't have to be flattened.
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"I just had to hang in there and be patient," she said.
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Gail: I have faith that Ruth Bader Ginsburg will hang in there.
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"I'm surprised I was able to hang in there," Strasburg said afterward.
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As for the cops, I say, hang in there my brothers and sisters.
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America's Next Top Model fans, hang in there — the wait is almost over.
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We thank the thousands of people who did back us- hang in there.
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Stan was hitting winners from everywhere but I managed to hang in there.
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Fellow Americans, hang in there: Election Day is less than nine days away.
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Sunshine should be back in full force by Wednesday, so hang in there.
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This would be my advice before this whole thing happened: Hang in there.
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A Neil Diamond CD. A "Hang In There, Kitty" page-a-day calendar.
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Getting through them, getting through the at-bats, you watch them hang in there.
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"I was just trying to hang in there, just point by point," said Karlovic.
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"The President must hang in there for funding for a wall," Kaufmann told CNN.
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You have to have the discipline to hang in there when markets get volatile.
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We're certainly rooting for him and Stacey and the baby to hang in there.
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Buybacks, however, reward those who sell their stocks — not those who hang in there.
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This is about to start getting a little Hollywood gross but hang in there. pic.twitter.
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They even named the new invention the "Gyeondyo-bar", which translates to "hang in there".
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If you are feeling burned out as a parent, just hang in there, says Bishop.
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Hang in there, just one more day until some much needed time off of work.
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Just remember Chuck Close's last line — if you hang in there, you will get somewhere.
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One line would hang in there a little too long and then dump it out.
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There's no kitten saying, 'Hang in there,' although maybe we should put that in there.
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I mean, six months ago, could you have imagined thinking, "Hang in there, Jeff Sessions"?
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But hang in there, because ROBERT MACFARLANE'S quote is one that will leave you thinking.
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"When it's bad, you're supposed to hang in there for 20 minutes," Ms. Kligman said.
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"I just hope they hang in there for me because I need them," Osbourne said.
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"I wrote him a note of encouragement and just told him to hang in there."
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You may start it, and then you may start it again, but hang in there.
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Starting with this Game Boy Advance ad, this was the weird era: Hang in there.
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"I think that's why you're seeing wheat and sugar sort of hang in there," Stutland said.
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It's not the case — you have to hang in there and compete in your at-bats.
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"We do explore that relationship in interesting ways, so hang in there," he told the crowd.
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And after missing some spots early, he said he did his best to hang in there.
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If they can do those and just hang in there, those intense feelings will go away.
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"I just try to hang in there and try to focus every point," Nishikori, 29, said.
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The key is to hang in there until you've solved enough to warm up your brain.
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So, hang in there, Holden, everything's ducky,Both you and the birds are lovely and lucky.
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"I knew I had to hang in there because I wasn't going to come back," she said.
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Pete and I negotiated that I would hang in there a bit longer to record some material.
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Unfortunately no, but hang in there, the third and final presidential debate is happening this Wednesday night.
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Is it possible "This Is Fine" has endured, because it's like our generation's "Hang in there" poster?
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Hopefully my knee will hang in there with me and hopefully tomorrow will be an easy day.
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HANG IN THERE IM DOING THE BEST I CAN NOT FEELING TOO WELL HOPE I FEEL BETTER TOMORROW.
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Those groups are supposed to hang in there, he said, not get killed like they did on Thursday.
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My social media was filled with various messages of 'Hang in there, Wuhan,' but my heart was desolate.
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That is also a perfectly acceptable possibility, but I will explain the theme below, so hang in there.
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Bang, bang, bang, scrape it back, bang, run, hang in there, and the other guy makes a mistake.
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The plan was just hang in there, try to be tough, just play some more rallies and then see.
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We were able to hang in there, and from the second period on, I thought we played pretty well.
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It's really opened my eyes to what we can do for these kids if we just hang in there.
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"They say that people tend to hang in there for certain milestones, and I'm convinced she did," Albert said.
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"I just tried to hang in there and find a way to start playing a bit better," Stosur said.
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"People have been coming up to me, saying, 'So happy for you,' and 'Way to hang in there,' " Taylor said.
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For those of you who still feel like Pluto is the ninth planet and was unjustly demoted, hang in there.
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The "Hang in There" poster behind Angela is a nice callback to her affirmations addiction from earlier in the season.
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I have five to seven years to build up enough money to retire and hope I can hang in there.
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It's going to feel below freezing with the wind this morning, but hang in there — it should climb to 46.
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"I'm not telling you to hang in there because some magical thing is going to happen," Mullin told his team.
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It turned out that the turtle could go that distance, but the graduate student couldn't hang in there that long.
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He's giving us payments for the damage he's done, so we can hang in there until he gets it done.
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I wish I could have whispered in my ear: 'Hang in there you gorgeous queer thing, everything will be fine.
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But if you just hang in there, mourn, and move on, you'll look up one day and realize: It's not emptiness.
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The fact many cyclicals have committed to boosting dividends and share buybacks also helps their stocks hang in there, Cramer said.
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I am someone who generally does persevere, but this confirmed to me how important it is to just hang in there.
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Johnson still looks like a viable none-of-the-above candidate in a close race if he can hang in there.
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Some companies, like Mirantis, had raised enough money to hang in there, though, and those are now finally reaping the rewards.
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During the press conference, Raimondo encouraged residents to "hang in there," remain calm and stay informed about developments regarding the virus.
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"I don't have to win these places, I just have to hang in there and continue to gain momentum," Kasich said.
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"Hang in there, Sir Alex," said the City captain Vincent Kompany, who has won the Premier League three times since 2012.
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If you hang in there long enough, you're gonna be high off life, because so much sperm will be coming out.
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I love filming things over time, and time provides the greatest narrative in life if you follow something and hang in there.
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I think it takes a lot more strength to hang in there and try for your family than to just walk away.
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Many minor planets were destroyed or thrown out from the solar system during this process, but RR245 managed to hang in there.
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Sometimes you feel that Feldman has forgotten you — Third Stage Minimalism — but hang in there, the Fourth Stage is on its way.
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" Card with a picture of a monkey Description: Card with a cartoon monkey hanging from a tree that says, "Hang in there.
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"Hang in there, sir," Mr. Murphy replied and suggested the agency needed strong leadership to counteract the creeping political influence on science.
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My point is, even if you don't recognize anything the first time you scan the clue list for gimmes, hang in there.
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Teerawat responded sympathetically, told Buakaw to hang in there, as he believed sound medical attention could alleviate much of the fighter's problems.
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And if Biden demonstrates over the next months that he can hang in there and take care of business, I'm fine with him.
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"Hang in there, Matt," the Brown son is told as he's being loaded into an ambulance with his head wrapped in bloody gauze.
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Hang in there if extra special nacho cheese dust was the only thing you dreamed of for yourself on this beautiful Friday afternoon!
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Tweak your diet if necessary, clean your scalp, pop a pill (if you like), ease up on the heat — and hang in there.
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I've battled and I've tried to hang in there and I've tried to come back and play a great game of golf again.
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"It's a really shitty start to the season but hang in there — we're heading toward the greatest showdown since Terminus," he promised. 3.
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We did a good job on the glass in the first half and as a result we were able to hang in there.
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" A few days later, according to the Mueller report, the President called Cohen and told him to "hang in there" and "stay strong.
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We have to do a lot better job, especially early in the game, to try and hang in there and have a fighting chance.
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"It was so many years of bootstrapping, and just trying to hang in there and keep it alive and keep it going," says Joel.
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But instead of switching careers like a sane person, I took a job at Trader Joe's to see if I could hang in there.
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"Naomi raised her level a lot in the second set and I really just had to hang in there," Keys said after the match.
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So troops, hang in there, because help's on the way because he, better than anyone, isn't he known for being able to command, fire!
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A wild agave like tepeztate growing way the hell up on a cliff uses a lot of its sugar to just hang in there.
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"Nevertheless, on their yields alone, I think Verizon, IBM, Merck and Exxon can hang in there and work higher," the "Mad Money" host said.
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" She said that, during that fuss, Sanders had called her to say, "You're doing a great job, hang in there, we've got your back.
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"There are a lot of variations on the theme of, 'it might be hard, it'll probably get better, just hang in there,'" Wickell said.
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"Agony though it may be, I'd like to hang in there for the impeachment hearings, the resignation speech, the farewell helicopter ride," he wrote.
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"I am happy that I could hang in there and never let my hands down," Kuznetsova, who won the Miami title in 2006, said courtside.
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We have to learn how to finish, how to be confident play-makers and how to hang in there and win it at the end.
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"Dear 3,749 people who streamed 'It's the End of the World as We Know It' the day of the Brexit vote, hang in there," read another.
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On Ella's aforementioned post, tens of followers quickly responded, telling her to "hang in there" and advising her to take homeopathic tablets to ease the swelling.
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And then Mulder and Scully are still professional partners, they're not romantic partners … but we do explore that relationship in interesting ways, so hang in there.
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"I was glad to hang in there, especially that last group," said Harman, who is playing his first weekend at a U.S. Open in three attempts.
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If Hernandez needed motivation to hang in there, he could remind himself that volunteering his body as a parasite buffet was for an undeniably good cause.
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As always, hang in there, and if you need to take a break and come back to finish the puzzle, it's perfectly O.K. to do so.
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I also thought Scaramucci would hang in there a little bit more because it looked like Trump was throwing his lot in with the hardcore loyalists.
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Hannity would send supportive messages to Manafort, telling him to hang in there and that Trump had his back, according to newly released FBI interview notes.
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Like, I'm going to hang in there with somebody so that I could potentially help somebody have a positive experience with somebody who looks like me.
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It's a really long time, so for people to hang in there or exit gracefully or exit abruptly is sort of, I think, par for the course.
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"I'm just proud of myself the way I was able to fight and scrap and hang in there and find a way," she told reporters in Paris.
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If you've had your fill of reflection (hang in there — resolution season is just about over), just take a walk outside and be sure to look up.
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" McCarthy quips back, "Listen, I wanted to break up with Jim [Carrey] way before that wedding, but I'm like, 'I'm going to hang in there for this.
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Staff told Reuters that the remains will probably hang in there for about 5 days, because as it turns out, the female can't actually digest it completely.
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But this book's focus is particularly laserlike — a whir of financial angst, disreputable Wall Street behavior and hang-in-there optimism about slogging through President Trump's reign.
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"The market is willing to hang in there, so to speak, for now, waiting on it," said JJ Kinahan, chief market strategist at TD Ameritrade in Chicago.
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"The ability of gasoline to hang in there despite strong demand weighed on the market," said John Kilduff, a partner at Again Capital Management in New York.
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"Agony though it may be, I'd like to hang in there for the impeachment hearings, the resignation speech, the farewell helicopter ride to Mara-A-Lago," he wrote.
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It may seem as though 2017 won't let us have nice things, but hang in there guys — at least we have Hamilton and its amazing, woke cast members.
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I just kind of gave her some advice and encouragement to keep going and hang in there, and that the more you do it the better you get.
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Do they say their prayers that the stock market will hang in there and that the safety of their bond holdings will protect them if that's not the case?
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"If you're 17, and it takes you three years to learn English, are you going to hang in there for another three years for your GED?" says Michael Scanlan.
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"At this point, we're trying to get as many wins as we can to hang in there with this tough stretch of our schedule," Magic Coach Frank Vogel said.
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State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert on Friday acknowledged low morale among agency employees, while also praising Foreign Service officers and urging them to "hang in there" amid management concerns.
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"His ability to hang in there against left-handed pitching has probably been the most impressive — and a lot of good lefties," Servais said of Gamel, who is hitting .
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If you hang in there for his whole silly complaint about the color-coding of maps, you get one key point: He's not the biggest fan of East India, either.
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Plus, while Mozilla wasn't looking, competitors like Vivaldi, Brave (from Mozilla's ousted former CEO Brendan Eich) and others have sprung up, while Opera and others still hang in there, too.
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On top of the below, recovery might be a little more challenging this time around, including more bleeding, as well as more persistent aches and pains — hang in there, Bey.
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But the reason many of us (points at self) have knee-jerk reactions against it anyway, sneering like it's a "Hang in there, kitty" meme, is that it discounts sadness.
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Frogs really hung in there Over the years, various posters have featured animals with that good old encouraging slogan "hang in there," but maybe this should be the new one.
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This is going to feel crazy-making if you've never seen this type of theme before, but hang in there, because you will love it when it really hits you.
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And if lines to talk to an agent are stretching down the terminal, your best bet is to call up your airline's customer service and hang in there until someone answers.
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"Our life is so drastically filled with hope and actual things happening and no longer just 'I believe in you,' or 'just hang in there' or 'maybe next year,' " he said.
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" On Saturday, shortly after Saturday Night Live star Pete Davidson, 25, shared a distressing note about his wellbeing, the actress posted a supportive message, encouraging the comedian to "hang in there.
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These people inadvertently made life harder for Megan Hampton, the poor unofficial postmaster who had to deal with these shenanigans and Was Really Not Having It: Hang in there, Megan Hampton.
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"I've been in these sort of positions before, and thankfully I showed the character today to bounce back and hang in there and hang tough when I needed to," he said.
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I told you that you were going to get bored working on a sequel, but you convinced me you were going to hang in there, and put all your energy behind this.
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Though Assunção was able to hang in there, this one was all Dillashaw, who was the far sharper man on the feet, and the more successful party when the fight hit the mat.
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So, while an actual paycheck what U.S. air traffic controllers really need, a show of support and solidarity in the form of pizza is a solid "hang in there" from across the border.
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"I managed to hang in there mentally and stay strong and believed that the opportunities would come," Djokovic, who needs to better Andy Murray's performance here to reclaim the number one ranking, said.
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"I think it's also important for Hillary Clinton to be presidential, to hang in there even if it does get personal, but not to be smug or self-confident or overconfident," Rendell said.
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These iconic images, titled "Start Your Day with a Good Breakfast Together" and "Hang in There," effuse a comradery and humor that is often absent when we talk about reversing Western gender roles.
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Florida State got a glimpse of what to expect the further it advances, forced to battle a Florida Gulf Coast team that seemed to have just enough to hang in there all night.
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He didn't challenge Raul to "tear down the wall," as did President Reagan did Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev a generation ago in Germany, but rather encouraged Cubans to hang in there and be cool.
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"If they continue to talk the rate higher and the market continues to hang in there, then there's a good chance they move in June," said Jonathan Golub, chief equity strategist at RBC Capital Markets.
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"He's a great example of: If you think you can play, hang in there," said Denver Coach Gary Kubiak, whose team signed offensive lineman Tyler Columbus about 48 hours after he was released by Atlanta.
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"Given that she wants her vision of the law to prevail, it was a mistake to hang in there indefinitely," said Daniel Epps, an associate professor of law at the Washington University School of Law.
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If your child's thinking of withdrawing from that organic chemistry class he hates, tell him to hang in there and do the best he can — thousands of dollars in financial aid may depend on it.
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Straight from the What Deb Learned Today Department: OYSTER CRABS ("Chesapeake Bay delicacy"), which are apparently tiny crabs that live inside of oysters and are meant to be — hang in there — consumed with the oysters.
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A convenience store chain has launched the Gyeondyo-bar, which translates as "hang in there" and according to the company is the first ice cream bar marketed specifically to combat the after-effects of alcohol consumption.
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"This is about weakening, like I said, the support that I give and that I have with President Donald Trump and Secretary Kelly, it's to weaken their resolve to hang in there with me," Clarke said.
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"He may try to hang in there hoping for chaos...as long as he can pay for his plane ticket to the next debate, the next state," Joe Trippi, Howard Dean's campaign manager in 2004, said.
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"It's time for us to tell our side of the story, which I believe is the true side, and I have faith in the jury that they'll hang in there," Menendez told reporters walking into court Wednesday.
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"No matter how long we hang in there with the Affordable Care Act, we will never cover everybody," said Jeanne Nicholson, a former Democratic state senator and nurse who is a leading supporter of universal care here.
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" Despite the anger of Trump's tweet, Baldwin again responded with humor, tweeting, "Agony though it may be, I'd like to hang in there for the impeachment hearings, the resignation speech, the farewell helicopter ride to Mara-A-Lago.
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"I think it's also important for Hillary Clinton to be presidential, to hang in there, even if he does get personal, but not to be smug or self-confident or over-confident because elections can turn," he said.
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"To be honest, I kind of thought to myself just hang in there but she's going to have more and you're not going to get her, then suddenly I just felt something," said the 18-year-old Australian.
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Ultimately, however, the Chinese welterweight was able to hang in there to deliver a crushing knockout defeat in the second round, putting his foe down with a thudding right hand and burying him with follow up ground strikes.
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We will obviously take the little cubs at any point, but we really hope "Itsy and Bitsy" will hang in there for a tad longer so we can finish a few more things on our to-do lists.
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Hang in there for some of the truly inventive fight scenes, and for the performances of Ruth Negga as the live-wire Tulip and Dominic Cooper as the chaplain with strange powers who gives the series its title.
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"Real Friends" is too busy being fresh and funny to be preachy, but Hale does end her author's note with an earnest hope for her readers: "If you haven't found your 'group' yet, hang in there," she counsels.
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"That's a stock that has had a lot of issues with trade, but at the same time, it has been able to hang in there," said Mark Kepner, equity trader at Themis Trading in Chatham, New Jersey, of Caterpillar.
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And Klay Thompson has got to be healthy for us to be a contender, but if we can hang in there the first half of the season, I think we can make some noise when playoff time comes around.
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"If I was able to hang in there and we were able to feed off each other, then we would have been able to push through like you saw Sergio and Justin able to do today," Spieth said afterward.
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"This is about weakening, like I said, the support that I give and that I have with President Donald Trump and Secretary Kelly; it's to weaken their resolve to hang in there with me," he told radio host Joe Pags.
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Hang in there, keep practicing and when you see a clue that looks like it might involve some wordplay — whether it has a question mark or not — always think about other ways the words in the clues can be used.
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It's a little disappointing that we don't have the "hang in there" bars in the U.S., but if anyone's in need of a sweet treat that will relieve the aftereffects of too many cocktails, it sounds like it's South Korea.
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This is a bit more difficult than your average Monday puzzle theme because you will most likely solve the entire thing and then have to go back and reparse the phrases, but it's a lot of fun, so hang in there.
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"This tweet is much appreciated as I've suffered with depression/anxiety and had dark days where everything is an effort but lightness always follows darkness so yes always hang in there even if just by a teeny weeny thread," someone else wrote.
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"Got off to a terrible start and just tried to hang in there and just kind of eat away at it and see if I could somehow get to the turn at maybe 1-over par or something like that," Woods said.
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By approving such steep increases for 2018 in recent weeks, regulators in many states appeared to be coaxing companies to hang in there, despite turmoil in the market and continuing uncertainty in Congress about the future of the law, the Affordable Care Act.
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"I thought the guys in a tough back-to-back did a heck of a job to hang in there, keep playing and trusting each other," San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich told reporters after his team had seven players score in double figures Monday.
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Comments like "support Huawei" and "hang in there" have become increasingly popular on Chinese social media platforms and some people said Google's decision to cut ties with Huawei is like "cutting the ground from under one's foot," according to the Hong Kong-based newspaper.
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One presents the artist's rendering of the iconic kitten hanging from a branch, with the exhortation to "HANG IN THERE DINGUS", and the other reads "WHEN LIFE GIVE LEMON" [sic], finishing the phrase with an image of a rocks glass adorned with a lemon slice.
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But if I could speak to my teenage self or to any teenager who feels plunged in despair, I'd tell him or her to hang in there, because happiness, or at least something like contentment, might just be a game of learning to stick around.
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"Manafort knew Hannity was speaking to Trump around then because Hannity would tell Manafort to hang in there, that he had been talking to Trump, that Trump had his back, and things like that," a summary of an October 2018 interview with Manafort said.
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"Manafort knew Hannity was speaking to Trump around then because Hannity would tell Manafort to hang in there, that he had been talking to Trump, that Trump had his back, and things like that," reads a summary of an October 2018 interview with Manafort.
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After a day when Morgan Stanley downgraded the entire real estate investment trust group in anticipation that they will be less attractive against bonds in an impending rate hike, Cramer was on the hunt for REITs that can hang in there in a higher interest rate environment.
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Because one market, U.S. exclusively went up by 12% to 15% and the global stock market x U.S. went down I said in my webcast, I think that the global stock market heads lower, still, there's no way that the U.S. Stock market could hang in there.
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"That was a rollercoaster of a match for sure, that's been the theme of my last few weeks, hang in there and keep fighting," Sock, who seemed to be imploding when he received a penalty point at the start of the third set, said on court.
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Some aging fighters hang in there and keep our faith alive with massive, late-career wins—we're looking at you, Dan Henderson—but the unfortunate truth is that the older a fighter gets, and the longer that fighter's career lasts, the more fragile that fighter becomes.
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In 2012, when JPMorgan Chase lost $6.2 billion through a series of bad investments, Vanity Fair reported that the bank's CEO, Jamie Dimon, received a surprise phone call from Brady, with the quarterback telling him to "hang in there" and that even Super Bowl champs have bad days.
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I guess this shows a certain degree of empathy on Brady's part, but man this is a weird thing to do, and it's weirder still that the best example of Brady's empathy is him telling another mega-rich dude to "hang in there" in the face of adversity.
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I'm less in the pits than I was last year or the year before that, and looking back, those tweets of despair inspire humiliation in me, no matter how much attention they got or how many people replied telling me that I'm great and to hang in there.
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Whatever the ultimate explanation for her behavior, I'm not sure it will be able to offset the ridiculous depths her character's been plumbing since the E Corp attack — I'm not likely to forget Angela pushing her fish and "Hang in There!" poster through the city in her cart.
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"There are few alternatives to stocks in this low interest rate environment and as long as the economy shows that it can hang in there, people keep coming back to the market as the place to be invested," said Rick Meckler, partner at Cherry Lane Investments in New Vernon, New Jersey.
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"There are few alternatives to stocks in this low interest rate environment and as long as the economy shows that it can hang in there, people keep coming back to the market as the place to be invested," said Rick Meckler, partner at Cherry Lane Investments in New Vernon, New Jersey.
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There are few alternatives to stocks in this low interest rate environment and as long as the economy shows that it can hang in there, people keep coming back to the market as the place to be invested, said Rick Meckler, partner at Cherry Lane Investments in New Vernon, New Jersey.
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I still laugh about it today as I go online to find presents for that child and for his precious little brother, and for my beloved other grandchildren who have never once commented on my baldness or my wig or my lethargy or forgetfulness, but just hang in there with me.
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Hang in there, though, and the lines begin to intersect, as the heroes square off individually and eventually together against forces of the shadowy cabal known as the Hand, led here by the mysterious Alexandra, lustily played by Sigourney Weaver as if she's realizing a long-deferred dream to become a Bond villain.
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"This is about weakening, like I said, the support that I give and that I have with President Donald Trump and Secretary Kelly, it's to weaken their resolve to hang in there with me," Clarke said in an interview that aired Monday with radio host Joe Pags that was first highlighted by CNN.
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"If he can hang in there and as some people drop off — and the people that drop off are basically the ones that are taking from his base — I think he can make a push," said Doug Palmer, the former Trenton mayor who hosted a fund-raiser for Mr. Booker this month.
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"I still think investors are trying to hang in there for the rally and while the general opinion seems to be that the Chinese authorities have steadied the ship, it is still a bit too early to draw that conclusion," said Cliff Tan, Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ's east Asia head of global markets research.
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The Gyeondyo-bar's name translates to "hang in there," which "expresses the hardships of employees who have to suffer a working day after heavy drinking, as well as to provide comfort to those who have to come to work early after frequent nights of drinking," the convenience store chain Withme FS, which is releasing the bar, said in a press release.
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"Those chip-ins were huge and some putts on the front nine as well to just kind of hang in there," Long said, He opened with a 63 on PGA West's Nicklaus Tournament Course, shot 71 on Friday at the Stadium layout and had another 63 on Saturday at La Quinta to get into the final group with Mickelson and Hadwin.
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When I was working these shitty jobs, dancing in my spare time, trying to establish myself, and following my passion, instead of being told I should try to become a doctor or a lawyer, like my parents would always say, or get a job that's more secure, it would have been nice for someone to say 'hang in there, you're going to make it sooner or later.
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"I always knew that it wasn't going to be handed to me, but I chose to hang in there because, if I left, that meant that I wasn't going to win for sure," Mr. Rand recalled in an interview for the book "Take a Lesson: Today's Black Achievers on How They Made It and What They Learned Along the Way," by Caroline V. Clarke (2001).
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Chris Dudley, a fraternity brother who graduated in 1987 with Kavanaugh and eventually ran for governor of Oregon as the Republican nominee, said he got to know Kavanaugh on the basketball court where Kavanaugh played JV. Dudley has stayed close to Kavanaugh, sending him a text message in recent days to hang in there as Kavanaugh fought against allegations of sexual assault and misconduct.
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She's then led into a room that could have been part of the cosmic hotel suite David Bowman visited at the end of Stanley Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odyssey": a red floor; black walls; a skylight; a slowly leaking fish tank; a "hang in there" poster, complete with dangling kitten; and a desk covered with antiquated technology (a rotary phone, a Commodore 64 and a paperback copy of the appropriately Kubrickian novel "Lolita").
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But as he faces such low expectations, Democratic strategists believe he's a sure bet to stick around at least until New Hampshire and hope for a miracle "For those that have the resources to hang in there, then there's no reason to get out of the race, but cross your fingers that something happens on the campaign trail and puts the wind at your back," said Ron Bonjean, a GOP strategist and former congressional leadership aide.
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