If only we'd held on to that righteous feeling . . .
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The Republicans also held on to both chambers of Congress.
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The Nasdaq Composite held on to a 1.3 percent gain.
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So we sat with her and held on to her.
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Founder Joop van den Ende held on to the rest.
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FMLN barely held on to executive office amid the continued
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Ms. Ridder held on to the newspaper clipping as well.
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Frank paid the $4,000, but held on to his outrage.
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They held on to and controlled liberated towns and villages.
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Instead, he's held on to a flip phone — until now.
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Western European countries also held on to their top spots.
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And through it all, some harassers held on to their jobs.
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He held on to the microphone as she reached for it.
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Kinsman held on to a gate and repeatedly kicked a protester.
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Unlike stocks and the rupee, bonds held on to some gains.
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The party held on to an open seat in Indiana too.
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Had Hamlin held on to win, Bowman would have been out.
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Goodman held on to "the hope of resurrecting it," he says.
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Still, in the end, the Republicans held on to their majority.
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In the end, the Democrats held on to four redistricted seats.
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And yet they held on to their cushy jobs for years.
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The Tigers held on to beat College of Charleston, 62-58.
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He never held on to anything and was always very open.
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Yet Talking Heads also held on to their arty Western side.
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In Stoke, the Labour Party held on to its seat, just.
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That group held on to the company through the economic downturn.
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Why it held on to the hydrogen and helium is poorly understood.
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When my marriages ended, it's the one thing I held on to.
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Yet somehow, Elizabeth I held on to her crown for 44 years.
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But Giudice still held on to the grudge all these years later.
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She held on to those three shares until she died, in 210.
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Spotify gave us these two picks, which we've surprisingly held on to.
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Williams' wedding ring glittered as she held on to her daughter's legs.
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But the group may have held on to much of its loot.
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She has held on to a slim lead in the past two.
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He has held on to a 12-room mansion in Greenwich, Conn.
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The Republicans held on to the governor's mansion in deep-red Mississippi.
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John Kasich, a more mainstream Republican, held on to his home state.
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However, the Nasdaq held on to nearly 2% gains for the month.
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Safiullah held on to his unruly goat that he was walking home.
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Hurt held on to his copy of Ivana's sealed deposition for years.
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Netflix, however, has held on to its subscriber base after the Nov.
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The dollar held on to its gains against the euro and yen.
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The Terps held on to win the third title in school history.
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The Clippers held on to a 57-55 lead at the half.
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I held on to that piece of paper like it was gold.
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In the end, Republicans held on to the seat, as now-Rep.
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Markets in mainland China held on to earlier gains during the trading session.
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Buoyed by a favorable battlefield, Republicans have held on to their Senate majority.
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Some rebels spurned the peace talks, however, and held on to their guns.
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Crude prices held on to Monday's significant gains thanks to the stimulus hopes.
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Uniper has so far held on to the license, effectively blocking a takeover.
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In oil markets, prices largely held on to gains from an earlier rally.
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I held on to the mattress so I wouldn't fall off the bed.
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But even though they were everywhere, they still held on to some individuality.
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We held on to the last vestiges of SUVs to the bitter end.
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Peter Sagan held on to the yellow jersey he claimed a day earlier.
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Meanwhile, Phoebe's owners held on to Viktor somewhere nearby but out of sight.
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"Scorpion," in its 14th week on the chart, held on to No. 5.
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Theater attendance dropped as people held on to their savings for basic needs.
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Kiren Rijiju, a sitting member of Parliament, has held on to his seat.
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Carpenter and his team held on to both ropes and quickly soothed him.
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Wall stole the ball, and the Wizards held on to win, 113-110.
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Yet they ultimately held on to 10 of North Carolina's 13 congressional seats.
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The stock held on to most of its gains even when tech waffled.
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First suspect laughed so hard that he held on to the other briefly.
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But not every painting sold by Gouzer has held on to its value.
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The Japanese yen held on to most of its overnight gains at 108.64.
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Ears taped, mouthguard in, I held on to another big bloke and pushed.
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The aide was reprimanded for his mistakes but held on to his job.
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In Germany, companies held on to staff despite a slump in orders and output.
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Trump won the White House and Republicans held on to the House and Senate.
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The Australian dollar held on to recent gains after a barrage of Chinese data.
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They held on to gains of 17% since Europe's biggest stock offering of 2019.
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Paul Menard finished third, while McDowell held on to finish a career-best fourth.
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With the European elections just weeks away, PiS has held on to its lead.
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Many held on to the ties and prejudices of the places they came from.
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Maduro has held on to power by paying keen attention to who controls firepower.
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The dollar held on to gains after rallying against most major currencies on Tuesday.
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Others held on to signed memorabilia, which served as a conversation starter in line.
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The rand held on to gains despite continued fallout triggered by credit ratings downgrades.
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It also held on to Cape Town, which it has governed for a decade.
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Democrats took control of the House, but Republicans held on to their Senate majority.
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Aaron held on to the ring for a few months, just to surprise me.
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Instead, the runners had to stay put, and the Cubs held on to win.
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But she held on to the marriage with a kind of fairy-tale loyalty.
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Yet Sanders held on to win the biggest prize of the night in California.
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Some banks have held on to weak business lines in the hopes of recovery.
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New Dealers held on to progressive ideas while sloughing off some of the moralizing.
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Vekic held on to her lead and served for the match at 5-4.
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That's another, equally special thing that I've held on to from my time there.
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The common currency held on to gains against the Swiss franc, trading at 1.0633.
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The common currency held on to gains against the Swiss franc , trading at 1.0631.
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The Dow held on to a small advance, while the Nasdaq was slightly lower.
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The common currency held on to gains against the Swiss franc , trading at 1.0638.
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The common currency held on to gains against the Swiss franc, trading at 1.0632.
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I held on to those two pictures as a kind of proof of concept.
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They held on to gains of 17% since Europe's biggest stock offering of 2019.
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But Froome's Sky Team teammate Geraint Thomas held on to the leader's yellow jersey.
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Democrats that year held on to Congress as Republicans called for impeachment, Clifton said.
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If the celebrity held on to her positions, she could be seeing massive gains.
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So far, however, Sessions has weathered Trump's attacks and held on to his job.
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Republicans held on to the Governor's Mansion and appeared to capture a Senate seat.
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Democrats held on to an open state Senate seat in Minnesota Monday night while the GOP held on to an open seat in the state's lower House, with Democratic candidates in both cases outperforming Hillary Clinton in districts that Donald Trump carried.
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Hillary Clinton held on to win two years ago, but that was only after Sen.
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Throughout it all, she held on to the dream of one day completing her degree.
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I held on to my guides' divine message, and I continued to return to faith.
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From my own experiences, I've held on to resentment and anger and sadness for years.
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I held on to the wall and panted down to the corner of the hallway.
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The strong employment report boosted the dollar, which held on to Friday's gains at 95.38.
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I purchased several invitations, but invited only one person; I held on to the rest.
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The strong employment report boosted the dollar, which held on to Friday's gains at 95.43.
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He held on to Duke's trademark cross and brought it back for each new film.
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Japan's Nikkei trimmed earlier gains but held on to end the day 21 percent higher.
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Safe havens such as the Japanese yen, Swiss franc and gold held on to gains.
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Corporate America could not have expected much more had Republicans held on to both houses.
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This time the runners held on to the baton and duly qualified for Friday's final. .
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Safe havens such as the Japanese yen, Swiss franc and gold held on to gains.
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Rumors of Kelly's departure have been frequent, yet he has held on to his position.
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The yuan held on to Wednesday's gains at around 7.1487 per dollar in offshore trade.
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But exporter stocks still took a hit as sterling held on to some earlier gains.
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Both Warren and Bloomberg held on to win delegates in states where they were fading.
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Ms. Rudd, the home secretary, barely held on to her seat, in Hastings and Rye.
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"One guy held on to the letter for a year" before he called, Henry says.
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DALY TRIUMPHS John Daly held on to win the Insperity Invitational in The Woodlands, Tex.
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The Mavericks held on to the lead in the fourth to win their second straight.
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Politics The GOP narrowly held on to a congressional seat in North Carolina's 933th District.
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She held on to only six in 20163 of these Obama populist voters (59 percent).
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It held on to the Tiger Woods card until it would be worth playing again.
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Sterling held on to gains made on Wednesday as investors positioned for a favourable Brexit outcome.
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He sold some things, donated others and held on to the things he decided he needed.
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But O'Connor held on to the point where President Trump himself went and rallied for Balderson.
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They had held on to their jobs and avoided begging for forgiveness or paying a fine.
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He missed a drive and the Clippers held on to complete a 3-2 road trip.
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The fact that Jenner held on to the "highest-paid" title is surprising and it isn't.
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Gold held on to most of Tuesday's gains, however, and was last at $1,235.86 per ounce.
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So slots are not recycled from established carriers to new ones, but are held on to.
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Dr. Goldman was highly organized, but she held on to everything she could, Adam Reich said.
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But Nazarbayev has held on to a variety of posts, including leader of the ruling party.
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Perhaps this is why so many successful and creative people held on to their day jobs.
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On Friday, bitcoin was last trading at around $4,900, as it held on to Tuesday's gains.
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Renault held on to the team championship, but Buemi lost the drivers' trophy by one point.
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Australian shares held on to gains, rising 2227.17 percent, but posted their second straight weekly loss.
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He shed much of his Mexico position earlier this year, but held on to airport operators.
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Hurd held on to his seat by less than 1 percentage point during the 2018 midterms.
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I held on to my stash for a weekend to see what owning bitcoin was like.
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I remembered TYRE for "lorry" but held on to "rut" instead of JAM for a while.
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However, Tenergy was among the least expensive and held on to more charge after a year.
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The Mexicans held on to the lead to record a memorable victory over the defending champion.
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So far, many of the accused have held on to their seats — if not their stature.
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When the Times photo staff started using digital cameras, Bill held on to his film camera.
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Even the Chevy's "class-exclusive" power tailgate only held on to that distinction for two days.
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I think he's held on to it the amount of time he should've held onto it.
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David Walker lives in Knoxville and has held on to his pre-Obamacare plan since 2010.
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It's held on to that valuation to this day: The company is now worth about $1.5 billion.
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The Mexican peso, which jumped against the dollar following Clinton's perceived debate win, held on to gains.
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Simply stated these banks could have earned $3.5 billion more if they held on to their cash.
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If they had just held on to those shares, they would have been worth around $373,000 today.
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Millsap missed a drive, though, and the Clippers held on to complete a 833-2 road trip.
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And yet, through it all, Biden has held on to a commanding lead in most opinion polls.
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The largely held on to gains, at 114.31 against the dollar, while the remained weaker at $0.7087.
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Prime Minister Theresa May tenuously held on to power on Thursday after her final Brexit gambit backfired.
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In currency markets, safe havens such as the Japanese yen and Swiss franc held on to gains.
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She double-faulted on break point at 2-3, and Halep held on to take the match.
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Gold stocks also rose, as the precious metal held on to gains made earlier in the week.
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From my fearless childhood had emerged an adult who held on to the limitations of cultural norms.
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"It relieved him of this anger that he held on to for so many years," Johnson said.
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It would take a second overtime, but Little Rock held on to complete the day's second upset.
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But they made a choice, and they held on to each other, taking care of each other.
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But I was about to learn this idea I'd held on to for so long was wrong.
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For some reason, winemaking has always really held on to the value of the craft behind wine.
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The Republicans barely held on to overwhelmingly Republican U. S. House seats in in Kansas and Montana.
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I held on to that 5.0 like a shiny badge and told everyone who cared to know.
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I think in retrospect we all would have held on to both of them at the time.
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He held on to his father's toast for a few moments, and then tossed it in, too.
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Without any explanation, Judge Couch held on to the case and refused to grant asylum as directed.
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Fans held on to one another as they marched through it to get to a live taping.
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Oregon held on to cap its Pac-12 championship season with its 12th win in 13 games.
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Michaels walked between her husband and me and held on to keep from slipping on the ice.
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Biden has held on to his lead in key state and national Democratic primary polls, but Sen.
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He "held on to the couch for dear life," and then he flew up in the air.
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There were definitely things I would have otherwise held on to for years more, for no reason.
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Even at the height of this conflict, though, a few dissenters held on to an alternate view.
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While people around them mixed with different groups and changed, the Basques held on to their heritage.
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The administration held on to the money for months, leading members of Congress to question the delay.
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Whatever the case, The Beatles' then manager Brian Epstein held on to a recording of the audition.
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With 97 percent of precincts reporting, Lipinski held on to a 51 percent to 49 percent lead.
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Brazil had the upper hand but France, who still threatened through Diani, held on to force extra time.
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I held on to that conviction through Friday's protest violence and Saturday's torrent of "enough is enough" takes.
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A theory you've held on to for quite a while will be tested—can you handle the results?
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And I held on to the Texas flag wrapper that Emma's dad provided, so it looks classier now.
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In round three, Misfits took first control and held on to 86 percent until losing it to EnVy.
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Throughout the primary, Mr. Biden has held on to a steady and sizable lead in the polls there.
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" But Guevara held on to Sierra's photo, Macho testified, and seemed like "he knew something I didn't know.
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However, Russell Martin lined out to end the inning, and the Yankees held on to win 23-913.
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Aldjia Bouzaouit's family had feared the worst, but relatives still held on to hope that she had survived.
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And the singer didn't seem to mind – Halsey was seen laughing as she held on to Leto's arms.
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Larson immediately broke out front and held on to the lead to start the race to the finish.
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Its Stockholm-listed shares held on to gains made before the results report was issued at 1000 GMT.
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Disappointed that she had held on to a stranger's dress for so long, Havrilla donated it to Goodwill.
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On Thursday it largely held on to those gains, with five-year and 10-year yields dropping further.
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Newcastle scored again eight minutes later to cap off the comeback and held on to win 2-1.
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Strategists have held on to a weak dollar outlook in Reuters polls since the start of last year.
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Liverpool held on to win to advance to the Europe League finals against Sevilla on May 18th. [FS1]
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Maduro has held on to power and has blocked humanitarian aid from entering the country, further escalating tensions.
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Rangers 2, Predators 1 Alexandar Georgiev made 32 saves, and visiting New York held on to beat Nashville.
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For shareholders who held on to their stake, it added p to another $9 per share for Abbott.
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Lockhart joined a new firm, though she held on to her statement necklaces and her air of hauteur.
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The Red Bulls held on to second place in the East, 4 points behind New York City F.C.
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And those who held on to their billionaire status saw their net worth's drop 7.8%, Wealth-X found.
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She held on to the tile from 2010 to 2011, and won it again in 2013 and 2016.
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Hurd narrowly held on to his seat in 22019, fending off a challenge from Democrat Gina Ortiz Jones.
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Hell, he held on to the hand of Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe for a whole 19 seconds.
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Seyfriend, sporting a black dress, held on to her husband's arm tightly as she gave a sweet smile.
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Historically, mortgage originators have held on to healthy loans and sold off unhealthy loans to third-party investors.
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From the beginning, Twitter has reflected those values and held on to them against pressure from undemocratic governments.
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I went over to him and held on to the sleeve of his jacket, as if steadying myself.
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He held on to investments — and then appears to have lied to government ethics officials about those investments.
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To analyze this, I looked at how well each candidate held on to their presidential votes from 2016.
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Ryan still held on to hopes of passing entitlement reform, including work requirements, after Obamacare repeal had died.
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Yet the brothers, who operated out of Florida, have held on to lucrative contracts with jails and sheriffs.
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Democrats also held on to a Senate seat, securing the two top posts that they had aimed for.
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The pooch sweetly licked his ailing owner as Vincent held on to him tightly from his hospital bed.
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Dr. Soon-Shiong, a Tribune Publishing stakeholder since 2016, has held on to 25 percent of the company.
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While other societies have had race-based discriminatory systems, none held on to them as long as mine.
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Chris Froome held on to the leader's yellow jersey after a sultry but uneventful day in the peloton.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi has held on to them since they were voted on in the House in December.
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I've held on to a dark Co-op secret for the past eight years: a fake divorce plot.
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Maple Leafs 5, Sabres 3 Auston Matthews scored two goals, and Toronto held on to defeat visiting Buffalo.
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But if you'd held on to those coins, they would have been worth $2,800 on New Year's Day.
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But he held on to their originating idea: Art is potent to the degree it merges with life.
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It's one way that Republicans, including Trump, have held on to white voters as they've lost minority voters.
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U.S. stocks held on to session gains after the minutes were released, with the benchmark S&P 500 Index .
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Though Apple and Qualcomm are battling it out in court, the chipmaker has held on to its key client.
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Pacers 116, Grizzlies 113 Darren Collison scored a season-high 30 points as Indiana held on to defeat Memphis.
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But Roy Cooper, the Democratic contender for governor, narrowly held on to his lead over Pat McCrory, the incumbent.
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Generally, they've held on to brands when ingesting them, and like it or hate it, Yahoo's brand is huge.
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And despite a net GOP gain of six seats in the Senate, Democrats held on to their slim majority.
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The group's Italian label Gucci held on to its crown as one of the luxury world's fastest-growing brands.
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But despite all of this, I held on to the DVF dress, even wearing it again after the assault.
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What it also did was make many of its shareholders richer, particularly if they held on to their stock.
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Flynn held on to his job for over two weeks after the White House learned of his supposed duplicity.
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Cox assumed the Speakership a year ago, after Republicans held on to their House majority by a single seat.
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Cox assumed the speakership a year ago, after Republicans held on to their House majority by a single seat.
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He held on to the bars for as long as he could, numb legs dangling like a rag doll's.
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Towns had 34 points and 11 rebounds and Minnesota held on to beat Dallas 101-92 on Monday night.
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But Barbosa missed a runner in the lane with one minute remaining and the Argentines held on to win.
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Apple, the sole U.S. representative in the top five, held on to fifth place, but still dropped 13 percent.
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Brock Nelson scored for the Islanders at 18:25, but the Rangers held on to claim local bragging rights.
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This photo is about Andrew, a skateboarder from Los Angeles who, I believe, has held on to his childhood.
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His early-blooming Moraiolo olives, one of three varieties that go into his oil, held on to their branches.
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Bede missed the free throw and the Orange held on to their 27-213 lead with 24 seconds remaining.
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However, a visibly tiring Monfils still held on to save five set points to take it to a tiebreak.
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Elsewhere, China's yuan, held on to most of Tuesday's steep gains at 6.9460 per dollar, after a bumpy ride.
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Elsewhere, China's yuan, held on to most of Tuesday's steep gains at 6.94 per dollar, after a bumpy ride.
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The block you grew up on changes; cities grow or shrink; and traditions are held on to or vanish.
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Hillary Clinton held on to Scott County, where Davenport and Bettendorf, Iowa's chunk of the Quad Cities, stayed blue.
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The George W. Bush years held on to the establishment of old and in many ways resisted forward movement.
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The Japanese yen held on to gains against the dollar at 111.34 as of 3:05 p.m. HK/SIN.
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Third seed Mertens reeled off four consecutive games and held on to the advantage to seal the opening set.
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It's one way that Republicans, including Trump, have held on to the white vote as they've lost minority voters.
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But, aloof as ever, she held on to her office, offering only to resign if the national assembly so decided.
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The 34-year-old held on to the ball as he tumbled to the ground near the right-field corner.
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Larson then held on to the lead for his fourth win of the season in the 2400 regular-season finale.
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Petrobras held on to its champ for a time by moving Titericz into a position that used his data skills.
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That gamble paid off spectacularly for Republicans after Trump won and the GOP held on to control of the Senate.
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But T Rowe's Muaddi held on to his KMG bonds, taking the view that there was still value in them.
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But somehow, those who have held on to the most popular oil-tracking ETF have still lost money this year.
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From May onwards, 10-year U.S. Treasurys held on to a holding pattern of between 2.8 percent and 3 percent .
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They refused to go in and they held on to the door handle, when we tried to carry them in.
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Biggs also shared an adorable video of Lazlo having his first laugh as Levy held on to his tiny fists.
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The U.S. dollar held on to earlier gains on Thursday after the Federal Reserve announced its latest monetary-policy decision.
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Even in defeat, Baldwin held on to the leadership and led the Conservatives back to victory on a united platform.
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With one victory to his credit this season, Gragson held on to second in the standings, 65 points behind Sauter.
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The LaCroix brand is more than 30 years old, and has long held on to moderate popularity in the Midwest.
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Wall Street was volatile but held on to small gains, despite the fall of banking stocks on the Fed minutes.
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I tried to feed bananas to the monkey, but it did not eat and held on to the goat tightly.
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I was talking to Buzz Osborne around this time and I've always held on to this advice he gave me.
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If Beckham had held on to a couple more passes, Sunday's win could have been an even more hopeful one.
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My abductors could make my life intolerable, but as long as I held on to my sanity, I was liberated.
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After making the move to Dallas in 2016 and signing an even more lucrative contract, Morris held on to Bentley.
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The Patriots struggled without Garoppolo, but held on to beat the Dolphins, 31-24, behind third-string quarterback Jacoby Brissett.
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She then broke Garcia early in the third set and held on to clinch the victory in nearly two hours.
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The prime minister has held on to power by firing critics within his own party, blocking investigations and suppressing dissent.
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Health care and energy stocks also experienced some losses, and consumer staples and technology companies held on to slight gains.
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Nets 126, Pelicans 121 D'Angelo Russell collected 22 points and 13 assists as Brooklyn held on to beat New Orleans.
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I held on to rigidity for comfort in the face of so much uncertainty, but it didn't help my creativity.
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It would be nice to have a real couch that isn't a futon I've held on to for several years.
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Data suggests the show held on to a loyal fan base that may have helped it last five seasons, though.
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She held on to her ring for a while, and then decided to see what she could get for it.
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The big banks have also held on to the interest payments they get rather than passing them along to depositors.
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That's life for Jeff Bezos, who held on to the top spot of Bloomberg's Billionaire Index to close out 24.
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When the dust settled, Trump won by 1 percentage point, while Rubio held on to his seat by 8 points.
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That seemed inappropriate for my grandmother, who held on to frozen fast food for years, and didn't throw anything away.
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Chipmaker Broadcom held on to its gains and was last up 6.7 percent after a strong current-quarter revenue forecast.
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Cornet mentioned this and noted that when Google sold Motorola to Lenovo in 2014, it held on to Motorola patents.
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Caitlyn also brought along her 2-month-old puppy, Bertha, who Kendall held on to as the family posed for photos.
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Santana has said in interviews that he held on to the video because he felt his life would be in danger.
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So I was really excited to get to recreate this pair that I have held on to like a Fabergé egg.
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The instructor held on to the sides of the doors and bent his knees, letting the woman sit on his lap.
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She never collected her gift, but held on to the letter and left it to me when she died, in 1999.
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Nguyen's husband, Sonny Chung, was also dragged across the parking lot as he held on to the rear of the vehicle.
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I held on to everything and eventually dumped a big garbage bag full of old drafts and scribblings into a campfire.
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She reemphasized this in an emotional interview with NBC after finding out she had held on to third in the downhill.
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Thiem saved a match point with a blistering backhand down the line and held on to force a deciding fifth set.
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It is unclear whether Oasis held on to its Rex stock, which has fallen by about 25 percent since the exchange.
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But while other European countries, like Sweden, carried out reforms in the 200s, Greece held on to its ill-structured system.
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The board had held on to 69.8 million euros in bonuses while it looked at whether the individuals were personally liable.
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Last year, "The Martian" held on to the top spot in its fifth week of release, as newcomers like "Burnt" collapsed.
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Republicans narrowly held on to a Public Service Commission seat and the Secretary of State's post following runoffs earlier this month.
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Unlike Washington, who held on to his plantation and slaves, Arnold found that his fortune was vastly depleted by the war.
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But the euro held on to some minimal gains, gaining 0.1 percent to $1.0616 and 0.3 percent to 120.06 yen respectively.
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And then the idea came in my head, and I held on to it like a rope that would save me.
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The sandwich chain held on to its top spot as the best-perceived fast food brand with a score of 17.2.
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If the tide had still been swimming in the "shoegaze" direction, then they would have held on to Slowdive and Adorable.
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He had stumped for Bush Sr. and Bush Jr. in the past, and held on to hope for a third round.
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Russia and Iran back Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, who has held on to power after seven years of civil war.
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Down 2-4 in the first set, Williams reeled off eight straight games and then held on to take the match.
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The euro was steady at $250 and the Swiss franc held on to overnight gains to sit at 0.9672 per dollar.
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Young people became fascinated with American culture, while older generations held on to the communist structure and devotion to the state.
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She ultimately lost her parliamentary majority but held on to power thanks to an agreement with a small Northern Irish party.
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In Ohio this week, a GOP candidate narrowly held on to a district that Trump won by 85033 points in 2016.
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RAPTORS 99, GRIZZLIES 95 DeMar DeRozan scored 27 points, Kyle Lowry added 22, and Toronto held on to win at Memphis.
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Overall, Philips held on to its target for total comparable sales growth of 4 to 6 percent per year until 2020.
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The teams played to a standstill in the third quarter as Miami held on to its three-point lead (63-60).
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Alabama sprinted out to a huge lead, and held on to beat Vanderbilt 68-61 at Coleman Coliseum in Tuscaloosa, Ala.
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Trump said it repeatedly and even held on to the idea that Obama would go to war after Obama was reelected.
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The market was also underpinned by crude prices, which held on to last week's gains after wildfires in Canada hit supplies.
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He held on to the seat in a close 2010 race and won reelection by a more comfortable margin in 2016.
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Murphy had held on to the seat with ease since taking office in 220006, thanks in part to some labor support.
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So McNerney held on to his job for the long haul, ultimately raking in about $250 million in compensation at Boeing.
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In essence, the conservation outfit rented the trees from the landowner, while the owner held on to other land-use rights.
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He had not only held on to his job but had been promoted and, rumor had it, continued to pursue students.
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Nonetheless, I held on to a small bit of hope that he would at least nominate Cabinet members who "got" disability.
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Denise Carvalho: You held on to abstraction when other galleries were showing Minimalism, Pop Art, Hyper-realism, Neo-expressionism, and conceptual art.
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So finding other rocky planets that have held on to their magnetic fields can help researchers find potentially habitable worlds, he added.
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The other held on to her AP art project, an iPad, and a fuchsia carnation that Jared gave her for Valentine's Day.
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And I held on to it for as long as I could, even believing that Bargnani could Make the Knicks Great Again.
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But his potential paths have narrowed, particularly as Clinton has held on to her advantage in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Colorado, Wisconsin and Virginia.
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In Florida, Rubio's loss in the presidential primary turned out to be the GOP's gain, as he held on to that seat.
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Instead, the reason that 26.2-mile format has held on to sponsors and stars is that it offers a much greater spectacle.
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As for national-level candidates, several House members who deny climate change like California Republican Devin Nunes held on to their seats.
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Many of the people the author meets simply want to talk, sharing memories they had held on to for years or decades.
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We did a raise from bnktothefuture in autumn of 2016… and fortunately we held on to quite a lot of the Bitcoin.
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The biggest prize came on June 20, when Republicans held on to a Georgia House seat amid massive spending from both sides.
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Dazed, I held on to his hand as we walked outside into a sea of people, all cheering and shouting their congratulations.
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Rangers 9, Mariners 7 Willie Calhoun hit a go-ahead, three-run homer, and host Texas held on to turn back Seattle.
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In both countries, leading Shi'ite groups are closely associated with Iran, and have held on to weapons outside the official security forces.
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Bulls 112, Pistons 106 Zach LaVine scored 26 points, Otto Porter Jr. had 22, and Chicago held on to defeat visiting Detroit.
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Grizzlies 95, Timberwolves 173 Marc Gasol scored 21 points as Memphis held on to defeat Minnesota, ending an 11-game losing streak.
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Castro, after all, held on to power through ten different U.S. administrations despite the superpower's periodic attempts to remove him from office.
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Today, Old Town Temecula has held on to most of its Wild West charm, with historic buildings, wooden boardwalks, and old pathways.
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Back in 2012, Democrats held on to the Senate in a presidential election year, despite sluggish growth after the 2008 financial crisis.
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Platforms like Twitter and Reddit held on to being bastions of unbridled free speech until hateful content became too pervasive to ignore.
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I had stubbornly held on to the idea that if we studied enough shelter magazines, we could pull together our space ourselves.
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I have held on to this post, hoping that I would not have to share, but I cannot seem to get anywhere.
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Though Democrats had dreams of flipping the Senate, the odds were long, and Republicans held on to their Senate majority on Tuesday.
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Century Partners' approach in those neighborhoods rewards them for staying by increasing the value of the investment that they held on to.
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Though second-division West Ham held on to win the 1980 cup final 1-0, the match was defined by Young's tackle.
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When Republicans held on to Congress in the 2016 elections and President Trump won the White House, drilling proponents saw another opening.
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It is unclear how long Marriott had held on to the information and if it held it longer than it had to.
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St Louis, which held on to third place in the Central Division, is 27-10-4 since the turn of the year.
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In 2015 he fell out with Mr Orban and lost most of his companies, but held on to Magyar Nemzet, another newspaper.
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AJAX 1, BAYERN MUNICH 1 Bayern Munich held on to a draw against visiting Ajax as the German team's recent wobbles continued.
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They held on to beat Toronto, 233-203, but had to settle for the wild-card playoff spot they clinched last weekend.
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"I always held on to the fantasy that he'd gotten help and would understand how truly sick the behavior was," she said.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Kaminsky held on to that seat in a rematch with Chris McGrath, a Republican lawyer who lost in April.
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Hired from Aberdeen in 1986, Ferguson held on to his United job despite taking until 1993 to end the club's title drought.
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But Barr held on to the report for a month while he reviewed and redacted it for several categories of sensitive information.
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Auston Matthews scored two goals and the Toronto Maple Leafs held on to defeat the visiting Buffalo Sabres 258-224 Tuesday night.
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One ex-Apple employee has held on to a set of tips for success from the technology giant for over a decade.
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But a handful have reached or held on to elite status in their respective disciplines years earlier or later than their peers.
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The true difference-maker, in the end, was that Donald Trump won the 2016 elections and Republicans held on to the Senate.
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Serbia stormed to an early lead then held on to rout Australia 87-61 to send the Olympic debutants through to the final.
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Trail Blazers 232, Wizards 231 Damian Lillard scored 40 points and CJ McCollum added 25 as visiting Portland held on to defeat Washington.
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The Rangers scored seven runs in the fourth inning on Wednesday and held on to post an 8-6 victory over the Mariners.
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Khris Middleton and Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 16 points apiece, and the Bucks held on to beat the Clippers 97-96 on Wednesday night.
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Cardinals 7, Cubs 4 Matt Wieters hit a tiebreaking double in the sixth inning, and St. Louis held on to beat visiting Chicago.
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Republicans have not won a statewide race since 2009, but they have held on to both the Senate and House by slim margins.
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The African National Congress won last year's general election and held on to power despite economic woes, deadly mining protests and corruption allegations.
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The major indexes held on to their gains even after the bond market flashed a recession signal in the last hour of trading.
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Predators 4, Wild 2 Filip Forsberg scored the decisive goal midway through the second period, and Nashville held on to beat visiting Minnesota.
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And when the dust settled after the initial days of vote counting, it looked like they had just barely held on to it.
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Kawhi Leonard (32 points, seven rebounds, five assists) misfired on a 3-pointer at the buzzer, and the Rockets held on to win.
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Ultimately, Miles won LSU's last game and held on to his job, but there still are plenty of detractors calling for his head.
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Sidibe followed with a basket inside, and Syracuse held on to win its third straight game and keep Pittsburgh winless in ACC play.
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But to be reminded of what I have lost is also a reminder of what I have held on to: my four children.
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Kawhi Leonard (203 points, seven rebounds, five assists) misfired on a 220-pointer at the buzzer, and the Rockets held on to win.
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Trader Karen Finerman said she held on to shares of natural gas shipper Golar LNG despite the sustained dip in natural gas prices.
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Wizards 110, Knicks 193 Bradley Beal scored 27 points, Kelly Oubre Jr. added 21, and Washington held on to win at New York.
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Two GOP senators, Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski, held on to their opposition last night, joined at the last minute by John McCain.
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Market players held on to hopes of a trade deal between Washington and Beijing as officials from both sides remained locked in negotiations.
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In short, the investigation concluded that the funds have not been misapplied—but that they have been held on to for undisclosed reasons.
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That's certainly why people who believe in Warren think she has held on to a steady base of support in a crowded primary.
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Following it up with solid left hands, Nogueira finished the fight as Cummins held on to a single leg with solid grounded strikes.
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The Cowboys cut the deficit to one on a couple of occasions in the final minutes, but the Spartans held on to win.
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Yet it is to Elizabeth's discredit that she held on to a man who frustrated her foreign policy and inflamed factionalism at court.
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Republicans held on to two other Pennsylvania state legislative seats in deep-red districts that were not expected to be competitive Tuesday night.
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Jager held on to take bronze in 8:15.53 and become the first American to win a world championship medal in the steeplechase.
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Hamilton's throw skipped over the mound and catcher Tucker Barnhart held on to the ball despite colliding with Walker to end the inning.
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In ages past, men held on to trophies they deemed precious for fear of losing the status afforded to them by such gifts.
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For a while, hoping against all reason, I held on to some of the toiletries that my funding had left in the bathroom.
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He said benchmark copper held on to support around $4,750 this week but a higher dollar could put near-term pressure on prices.
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She held on to win the second set, and rallied to win the third for a 3-6, 7-5, 6-4 victory.
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Some argue that no German chancellor could have held on to the office while behaving much differently in the realm of economic policy.
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But Thiem took a 3-0 lead in the tiebreaker, helped by some sloppiness from Nadal, and held on to take the set.
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The game marked a return to form for the Steelers, who held on to win after nearly blowing a 20-point halftime lead.
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"If I thought we were ahead, then I would have just held on to the ball and let them foul me," Smith said.
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The euro held on to gains made in the previous session and was up 0.23 percent versus the U.S. dollar Friday, at $1.2423.
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Mr. Najib has held on to power by halting investigations, dismissing critics, prosecuting opponents and maintaining the support of his conservative Muslim base.
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More than 2,000 city police officers still held on to the revolvers over a decade after Sig Sauer and Glock pistols became standard.
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Burnley pulled one back through Chris Wood's header in the 80th but Villa held on to move a point above the relegation zone.
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The Kalinga, in the inaccessible mountains known as the Cordillera Central, fiercely guarded their villages against outsiders and held on to their customs.
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Dr. Kolker and his lab were not a part of that project, but I held on to my precious nugget of a story.
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Other acts held on to the sacred, and some of them were swept into wider fame by the social turmoil of the sixties.
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Their fate could be worse than what happened to the Republicans in 1998, who after all held on to the House of Representatives.
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Nadal then broke again and held on to seal the tie for his team with a 6-3 7-5 victory in Perth.
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The California Democrat has held on to them as she and Schumer pressure McConnell to commit to calling witnesses and seeking relevant documents.
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The pound held on to most of its gains on Friday, after official results confirmed that the Conservatives had indeed won a majority.
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The greenback held on to most of its gains for the week and at 1110 GMT the dollar index was flat at 94.7.
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The company held on to the data and used it without peoples' permission, and worked for the Trump campaign during the 2016 election.
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Pittsburgh (7-5) held on to the sixth seed in the A.F.C., but the playoff aspirations of the Browns (5-7) faded further.
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So once I just held on to the bag I thought, This is how the rest of the moment ought to play out.
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It is a big reason many military borrowers have held on to their negative-equity homes even as millions of civilians walked away.
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Germany has not entirely escaped this, but it has held on to more of the sorts of blue-collar jobs that America grieves for.
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Most individuals quickly flipped the notes to obtain dollars, but some held on to the bonds because they provided interest income in hard currency.
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Rockets 126, Pelicans 123 Russell Westbrook surpassed Magic Johnson in career triple-doubles, and host Houston held on to beat short-handed New Orleans.
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Yates, who had started the day 2 minutes and 11 seconds ahead of Dumoulin, was delighted to have held on to the pink jersey.
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The dollar held on to big gains today before minutes of the U.S. Federal Reserve's latest meeting, while European shares followed Asian stocks higher.
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Trump has been smart enough to abandon the "birther" movement against President Obama, but he's held on to some other clunkers for too long.
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Chicago was decked out in a gorgeous balloon crown as her brother Saint West, 3, held on to a balloon sword in another picture.
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In places like the Dominican Republic, people have held on to the belief that straight, "groomed" hair is beautiful and natural curls are unkempt.
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Many hedge funds with long positions have held on to them, even as prices have tumbled by around $10 per barrel, around 163 percent.
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Wild 4, Maple Leafs 3 Zach Parise scored early in the third period, and Minnesota held on to earn a comeback win at Toronto.
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Although it has been closing stores for years, it arguably has held on to some of the best retail real estate in the country.
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The play completed Stroman's night after six scoreless innings, and the Blue Jays held on to defeat the Indians 2236-220 on Monday night.
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Britain's main shares index shrugged off the data, trading broadly unchanged, up 0.5 percent, while mid-caps held on to their 0.2 percent gains.
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Against the euro, the pound rallied half a percent to 88.115 pence per euro and held on to those gains in later European trading.
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Raptors 119, Bulls 114 Jonas Valanciunas had 21 points and 10 rebounds, DeMar DeRozan added 24 points, and Toronto held on to defeat Chicago.
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It was barely enough as they held on to defeat the Minnesota Twins 10-9 after allowing six runs in the final two innings.
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Blum and Golden Gate held on to Payless, while Wolverine took control over Collective's other brands, like Sperry Top-Sider, Stride Rite and Keds.
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Despite a pledge to isolate himself from his business, Trump held on to his assets and placed them in a trust in his name.
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I held on to my friend's shoulder and dropped in on it as a joke, and everyone started tripping, like, maybe this is possible.
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Texas, meanwhile, held on to defeat Oklahoma State 74-69 on Saturday after leading by as many as 23 points in the second half.
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In the end it was Danny Willett, a relatively unheralded Englishman, who held on to claim his first major championship at five under par.
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He held on to it until 1826, by which time he had moved to Oak Hill, a mansion in Loudoun County, Va., near Washington.
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Portland saw a 20-point, third-quarter lead shrink to six points in the final three minutes, but the Blazers held on to win.
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The network has held on to about 45% of those live- and same-day viewers through the series' third episode, according to Nielsen data.
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An intrinsic and continuing belief that what we as journalists do does matter, held on to in the face of humiliation and daily aggressions.
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He -- who was trying to overtake the front runner -- held on to the flag for a few seconds before dropping it to the ground.
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N.Y.C.F.C. LOSES Cyle Larin scored an early goal, and Orlando City held on to beat New York City F.C., 1-23, at Yankee Stadium.
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BLUES 4, WILD 2 Jori Lehtera scored in his return to the St. Louis lineup, and his team held on to win at Minnesota.
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Pilou Asbaek (Euron Greyjoy) and Conleth Hill (Varys) said they kept some rings, while Richard Dormer held on to Beric Dondarrion's trademark eye patch.
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While it took a tense defensive stand in the final minutes, the Giants held on to defeat the Eagles, 2225-23, at MetLife Stadium.
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Oil held on to its losses on Thursday, while both short-term U.S. Treasury notes and the 227-year Treasury bond were down, too.
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Already with Kenyan Drake and Kalen Ballage competing for carries at running back, Miami held on to Myles Gaskin, Patrick Laird and Mark Walton.
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He then hit from 30 feet with 251:215 remaining, and the Celtics held on to improve to 22-260 against Philadelphia this season.
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But after meeting with Mr. Trump and his aides, Mr. Rosenstein held on to his job and oversaw the Mueller investigation through the end.
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The Republicans have held on to their lopsided margin for two additional cycles, even as Wisconsin voters continue to split roughly down the middle.
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McDermott bombed in another 210-pointer and Malcolm Brogdon slammed home a dunk as Indiana held on to win for the fifth straight time.
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Other low-rated euro zone bonds considered most vulnerable to heightened political risks in the European Union held on to gains seen on Monday.
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She then faced a nervous wait as the final three athletes took their last runs but the Briton held on to secure her medal.
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Purdue held on to a comfortable lead the rest of the way, extending it to a game-high 222.7 points in the final minute.
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"But to be reminded of what I have lost is also a reminder of what I have held on to: my children," she said.
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Cleveland Cavaliers 217 - Charlotte Hornets 103 Collin Sexton scored 210 points and Cedi Osman added 217 as host Cleveland held on to beat Charlotte.
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There's grumbling in some parts of the internet, social media and such, that he's held on to it for just a little too long.
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The little girl with the grey hat with a black bobble (My niece who is blind) Harry held on to her ensuring she was safe.
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But Krytzer still held on to the possibility it could be something more, and he took the blanket to John Moran Auctioneers in Monrovia, California.
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Durant overcame early shooting woes to score 30 points, including 12 in the fourth quarter, and Oklahoma City held on to beat Minnesota 101-96.
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Diamondbacks 8, Rockies 7 Nick Ahmed homered, and Eduardo Escobar reached 100 RBIs for the season as Arizona held on to beat Colorado in Phoenix.
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In the first round it held on to just one of the four state capitals it governed, Rio Branco in the Amazonian state of Acre.
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Telecom stocks rose after Verizon, the largest U.S. cellphone carrier, said it turned a profit in the fourth quarter and held on to more customers.
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The sophomore guard scored a career-high 21 points as Louisville held on to defeat North Carolina State 77-72 Thursday night at PNC Arena.
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The Syrian government has held on to a pocket of territory in the provincial capital of Deir al-Zor city, and at nearby air base.
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South Korea's Kospi slipped by 21 percent to close at 0.783,20.78, while shares of industry heavyweight Samsung Electronics held on to gains of 16.76 percent.
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After the price of soyabeans crashed last summer (see chart), he held on to most of his harvest and waited for the market to recover.
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The two were seen giving the occasional smile and wave to fans as Heard held on to Depp's arm as they walked through the crowd.
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Brewers 4, Cubs 2 Christian Yelich went 2-for-3 with a home run and three RBIs, and host Milwaukee held on to beat Chicago.
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Reds 6, Rockies 5 Scooter Gennett had five hits, including a home run, Tony Cruz also homered and visiting Cincinnati held on to beat Colorado.
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Nelson's 239-point conversion pass was too high, however, and Northwestern held on to a 234-213 edge with 221:210 left in the third.
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It has been a stunning fall for Najib who held on to power for three years despite allegations of massive corruption and misappropriation at 1MDB.
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South African government bonds held on to their gains, with yields on the benchmark issue due in 2026 shedding 8 basis points to 9.18 percent.
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Robinson Chirinos homered in a three-run first inning, and the Houston Astros held on to defeat the host Seattle Mariners 4-2 Monday night.
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Market data indicates shipments in China, the world's largest smartphone market, fell about 12 percent last year as consumers held on to their older devices.
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The Wizards (42-03) let most of a 19-point halftime lead slip away, but ultimately held on to snap a two-game losing streak.
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His family always held on to hope -- even after the grim announcement released by West Virginia State Police -- nearly two decades after he went missing.
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They held on to hope that Rebekah would survive, but neurosurgeons told the family the next morning that there was no more they could do.
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A fiercely anti-immigrant message lifted its support during the European migration crisis in 2015 and it has held on to the gains since then.
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He held on to finish a stroke ahead of compatriot Tommy Fleetwood (68), Spaniard Rafa Cabrera Bello (69) and South Korean Im Sung-jae (69).
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Miami led by as many as 31 points in the second quarter and then held on to snap its longest home losing streak since 2008.
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Mourners around him held on to portraits of the king, or gazed up tearfully at the top-floor ward where they presumed his body lay.
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For the last 20 months, as the Trump administration has been beset by scandal after scandal, conservatives have held on to a simple mantra: judges.
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Still, those at the company held on to a steadfast belief that it was in the right and that it would be vindicated on appeal.
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The details: To date, Salesforce has held on to the contract despite 650 employees signing a petition, per USA Today, requesting to terminate the contract.
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Yet the most fervent anti-Trump campaigners have long held on to one slim reed of hope that there's still a way to stop him.
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Matt Coleman missed a 13-point attempt with two seconds left and visiting Virginia Commonwealth held on to defeat Texas 54-53 on Wednesday night.
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Inada brought for the occasion a white feather fan, a must-have accessory in the bubble days that she had held on to since then.
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"The impact sent trays full of bacon and eggs flying as the men held on to keep from being thrown to the ground," he wrote.
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That's when federal investigators discovered that Lee had held on to a few pieces of highly classified information some five years after leaving the agency.
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Jackson was challenged and confounded into a dreadful performance as Los Angeles built a commanding lead and held on to upset the Ravens, 23-231.
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Republicans, now the Trump Party, held on to the Senate, gaining two seats, and showed strength in Florida, a pivotal state in every presidential election.
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But Pyongyang has held on to an array of profit-making ventures, some of which operate in the roughly 40 embassies of the hermit kingdom.
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And his senior advisers worried that Trump held on to his attorney general's resignation letter in a bid to exert control over the Justice Department.
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Yet when it came to the threat of lingering animosity, he held on to a strand of optimism: The divisions could only reach so far.
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Most poll respondents, 2628 percent, said recent immigrants to the country have held on to their previous cultures rather than adapting to an American culture.
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Although he divested from Kure when he became the F.D.A. commissioner, Dr. Gottlieb held on to the idea that vaping could help adults quit smoking.
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Athletics (ss) 8, Indians (ss) 5 Oakland scored seven runs in the first three innings and held on to beat host Cleveland in Las Vegas.
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When the era of the jazz big band passed in the 1950s, the bassist Charles Mingus held on to his grand ambitions as a composer.
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Handel held on to carry the suburban Atlanta district by a slim 3-point margin — but she lost her seat the next year to Rep.
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The young Buffett held on to them despite a quick price drop, to $27 per share, but sold them as soon as they reached $40.
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Valerie stayed on, and left it largely unchanged; for years, she held on to the oxygen bottles that her husband used in his final days.
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The Patriots' final drive also featured a questionable non-call of pass interference that could not be challenged, and the Chiefs held on to win.
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A year after the first purchase, Blue Apron held on to 15 percent of its customers, while HelloFresh had a retention rate of 11 percent.
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Yet these same artists all held on to the DIY, self-sufficient spirit of Graffiti culture (the ideological basis of the period), they held on to the autonomy and independence that gave its artists opportunities that institutions would never have allowed: They retained graffiti's refusal to be professionalized or standardized, they retained the belief that spontaneity and fidelity would always trump permissibility and legality.
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Perhaps more importantly, they've also held on to last year's highly effective strike pairing of Troy Deeney and Odion Ighalo, who bagged 17 goals a piece.
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While some top-end properties, such as landed bungalows, have held on to premium prices, landlords are offering "attractive prices" to keep units occupied, he said.
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Many commenters were quick to point out that Charles Jr. had amazingly held on to the same stylish dreads he had when Brockman was a child.
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Detti, the bronze medalist in the 400 freestyle on the first day of competition, caught Wilimovsky shortly after 1,300 and held on to take the bronze.
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Majid held on to his leftist ideals throughout the decades Saddam ruled Iraq, but he felt no joy when US forces toppled the dictator in 2003.
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Republicans have not only held on to their majority in the Senate, but could be expanding it after wrestling four seats away from Democrats on Tuesday.
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While Nokia's mobile phone business eventually collapsed, quite dramatically, it has held on to a number of patents, and has added to that in recent years.
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Yet Mr Rasfanjani held on to power as head of the Expediency Council, a previously obscure power-broking body which links Iran's theocratic and civil institutions.
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Sterling held on to gains against the dollar ahead of a Bank of England meeting where policymakers are expected to hint at more interest rate hikes.
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According to lawyer Jeffrey Light, who represents many of the protestors, police have held on to nearly all the phones confiscated as part of the arrests.
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Mariners 23, Angels 4 Kyle Seager hit a three-run homer in a five-run eighth inning and visiting Seattle held on to beat Los Angeles.
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Still, sterling held on to the bulk of the gains made on Tuesday, when it climbed 0.95 percent for its biggest daily gain in six weeks.
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The Wildcats held on to first place in the Big East by bouncing back from a dreadful first half to pull away in the final minutes.
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The 57-year-old comedian, who wore a gray T-shirt and gray slacks, held on to his pregnant love's hand as they took a walk.
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Hassan Whiteside scored 25 points and grabbed 14 rebounds as the visiting Miami Heat held on to defeat the Dallas Mavericks 95-88 on Monday night.
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It was about owning a token that represented a time when we were both falling for each other that could be held on to for decades.
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U.S. sovereign bond prices fell in choppy trading Thursday after the European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged and as U.S. stocks held on to gains.
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Penguins 3, Senators 1 Pittsburgh scored twice in the second period and held on to defeat Ottawa in a rematch of last spring's Eastern Conference finalists.
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Redskins 20, Cowboys 17 Brett Maher's 52-yard field goal attempt hit the left upright as time expired, and Washington held on to beat visiting Dallas.
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Yet a double-bogey on the sixth for Grace restored the lead for the Englishman, who held on to his advantage with birdies at regular intervals.
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Blue Jays 6, Nationals 5 Yangervis Solarte hit two home runs, Devon Travis added a two-run blast and Toronto held on to defeat visiting Washington.
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Most people figured the brothers would be timid, at least until their father, who held on to the title of executive chairman, stepped more firmly aside.
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Instead, Biden has held on to his sizable lead over other Democrats eyeing the presidential primary (and remember, Biden still hasn't formally declared that he's running).
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Most guests choose to leave their bags outside of their room the night before, with the tags attached but I held on to my carry-on.
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On Sunday the pound dropped to around 16 from 15.50, but interbank trading volumes were small as banks held on to the few dollars they had.
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While the Super Bowl winner lost its second quarterback in less than a week, the loser of the big game held on to two key performers.
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The 24-year-old held on to the advantage to pocket the set and repeated the same feat in the third game of the second set.
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That&aposs largely because many people who have held on to their mobile devices for the past several years will be enticed into upgrading, he said.
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He did, slamming a ball to right-center field for a two-run lead, and the Astros held on to win a game for the ages.
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G13S also held on to its entire cash business in the United Kingdom, where G4S' vans and guards transporting boxes of money are a familiar sight.
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Officer Pantaleo said he was "just trying to bring him down to the ground," where he held on to Mr. Garner while other officers handcuffed him.
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Some held on to last year's crop, hoping that tariff-depressed prices would bounce back this year; now they cannot even get their produce to market.
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I was curious about it so I held on to it and after class, I went to the bathroom and washed away the dirt on it.
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Over the past year, Macy's has closed dozens of its department stores, though it has held on to its main property on 34th Street in Manhattan.
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Maple Leafs 2, Lightning 1 Auston Matthews scored on a power play early in the third period, and Toronto held on to defeat visiting Tampa Bay.
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Chicago Bulls 109 - Dallas Mavericks 107 Otto Porter Jr. scored 18 points in his first action since November, and Chicago held on to edge visiting Dallas.
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The things that hurt us remain the same, and they hurt us even more as adults because we've held on to them for a long time.
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Oklahoma State nearly erased a 29-point deficit in the second half, but Kansas State held on to become bowl eligible for an eighth consecutive season.
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SUN TOP LIBERTY Jasmine Thomas scored 23 points and the Connecticut Sun held on to beat the Liberty, 94-89, after blowing a 21-point lead.
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Similarly, men who managed to obtain deferments from the draft because their work in industry and agriculture supported the war effort held on to their jobs.
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The Czech crown held on to gains as higher-than-expected domestic inflation and some positive expectations over the British election boosted the currency this week.
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Rangers 83, Dodgers 6 Texas took a five-run lead in the top of the ninth and held on to beat host Los Angeles in Phoenix.
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He has yet to release his fundraising numbers for the fourth quarter, so it remains to be seen whether he has held on to that edge.
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No. 5 Iowa State made it a game, but No. 4 Purdue held on to advance to the Round of 16 with the 80-76 win.
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Denver Nuggets 106 - Utah Jazz 100 Nikola Jokic had 28 points and 10 assists, Will Barton scored 18, and host Denver held on to beat Utah.
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Wright then flipped in a layup to make it 55-51, and Georgia Tech ultimately held on to also snap a nine-game slide versus Louisville.
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Flames 2, Blackhawks 1 Elias Lindholm scored a pair of goals and Calgary held on to beat host Chicago for its third victory in a row.
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The Australian rider Caleb Ewan won the seventh stage of the Giro d'Italia in a sprint finish while Bob Jungels held on to the pink jersey.
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Wizards 138, Spurs 132 Bradley Beal scored 21 of his 33 points in the third quarter as host Washington held on to beat sliding San Antonio.
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Braves 4, Marlins 3 Sean Newcomb pitched six scoreless innings, and Ender Inciarte slugged a two-run homer as Atlanta held on to win at Miami.
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Oscar Lindberg had a goal and an assist, Antti Raanta made 25 saves, and the Rangers held on to beat Minnesota, 3-2, in St. Paul.
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Isaiah Thomas scored 13 of his 23 points in the fourth quarter and the Celtics held on to beat the Philadelphia 76ers, 116-108, in Boston.
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For years he held on to his media empire with the same tenacity he used in clinging to the windowsill of a burning hotel in 1979.
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Currencies hit the hardest in last week's flight to the U.S. currency held on to big overnight gains, with the biggest losers firming a tad further.
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When Donald Trump unexpectedly won the presidency and Republicans held on to Congress last November, many political observers assumed the Affordable Care Act was done for.
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Moskovitz told me that in fact, it has held on to most of its previous funding (that's before embarking on this next wave of ambitious expansions, though).
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Angels 8, Athletics 5 Shohei Ohtani had three hits, Mike Trout hit his 39th home run and Los Angeles held on to beat Oakland at Anaheim, Calif.
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But while the Oklahoma native has held on to her small-town charm, the same can't be said of her beauty look, which has changed countless times.
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"When it became clear that the drug I and others believed in fell short of our hopes and expectations, I held on to my shares," he said.
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As you can see, the Brooklyn Nine-Nine actress has held on to her sense of humor throughout the ordeal, which has left her alone in London.
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Although Johnson has become one of the biggest movie stars in Hollywood, he held on to his goals note over the years and now has it framed.
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Following a double-overtime victory over city rival Pennsylvania, La Salle used a big first half and held on to top South Alabama 81-73 on Thursday.
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Indians 210, Blue Jays 27 Roberto Perez homered, doubled and had four RBIs in a seven-run fifth inning as visiting Cleveland held on to defeat Toronto.
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They have held on to them because they have been unwilling to sell at levels attractive to buyers, which would mean taking losses and burning through capital.
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BHP held on to its loss-making Nickel West operation after failing to find a buyer for a business estimated to have $1 billion in closure liabilities.
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Damian Lillard scored 40 points and CJ McCollum added 25 as the visiting Portland Trail Blazers held on to defeat the Washington Wizards 119-623 Sunday night.
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I held on to that intention for a while, too, but then, after some time, not that long really, I gave up on this as well. 12.
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Chicago could also be seen decked out in a gorgeous balloon crown as her brother Saint West, 3, held on to a balloon sword in another picture.
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Slack co-founder and chief executive officer Stewart Butterfield is now a billionaire, having held on to an 231.8% stake worth $267 billion at the opening price.
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In what most political pundits described as a shocking upset, Trump lost to Ted Cruz and barely held on to second place as Marco Rubio's popularity spiked.
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Despite slowing demand for PCs, Lenovo held on to its position as the number one PC supplier, with 21.4 percent market share, according to research firm IDC.
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Travis provided the winning margin with a two-run homer in the seventh inning and the Blue Jays held on to defeat the Cincinnati Reds 5-4.
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F Kevin Durant overcame early shooting woes to score 30 points, including 12 in the fourth quarter, and Oklahoma City held on to beat Minnesota 101-96.
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The German, who had already won the pursuit, mixed relay and individual titles, held on to triumph with team mates Maren Hammerschmidt, Franziska Hildebrand and Vanessa Hinz.
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He held on to the microphone as she reached for it," tweeted Reuters White House Correspondent Jeff Mason, who posted photos he said "depict what happened accurately.
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Top-seeded Stefanos Tsitsipas was tested in his first match of the tournament by Tommy Paul but held on to dispatch the American 6-63 7-5.
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Heat 108, Cavaliers 97 Rookie Kendrick Nunn had 23 points and eight assists as Miami enjoyed a fast start and then held on to defeat host Cleveland.
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Bears 25, Vikings 20 Mitchell Trubisky completed 20 of 31 passes for 165 yards, one touchdown and two interceptions, and Chicago held on to beat visiting Minnesota.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sterling fell on Friday as investors began to doubt recent optimism about an imminent Brexit deal and the U.S. dollar held on to recent gains.
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Brewers 220, Rangers 210 Adrian Houser struck out a career-high 43 while allowing one run in six innings, and Milwaukee held on to beat visiting Texas.
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The White Sox tied a team record with seven home runs, all solo shots, but the Toronto Blue Jays held on to win at Chicago, 10-183.
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Sports Briefing | Cycling Nairo Quintana of Colombia held on to his lead over Alberto Contador of Spain to win the Tour of Catalonia for the first time.
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Mets 7, Giants 3 Todd Frazier hit a tiebreaking two-run homer in the eighth inning for host New York, which held on to beat San Francisco.
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The smartphone industry has been in a rut over the past two years as consumers have held on to their mobile devices for longer periods of time.
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Republicans have not won a statewide race since 2009, but they have held on to both the Senate since 2014 and House since 1999 by slim margins.
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Any counseling my parents sought out for me was quickly rejected—I held on to the guilt and trauma because in my mind it was my fault.
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And I thought about another truth I held on to, which is that people are not fixed — that we're not doomed to keep repeating the same mistakes.
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But like Labour, it mostly held on to councils it already controlled, wrestling just one local authority from its rivals by the time of this article's publication.
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No. 7 Dayton 73, Duquesne 69 Obi Toppin scored 22 points and grabbed 10 rebounds as the Flyers held on to beat the host Dukes in Pittsburgh.
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It is likely the pair of thieves held on to the painting for as long as they did to wait out the 20 years statute of limitations.
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Of course, had Trump taken a longer term view and held on to his Apple stock, the president would now be holding an asset worth considerably more.
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Benchmark U.S. stock indexes ticked up to the day's highs before paring the bump, while the dollar held on to its gains against the euro and yen.
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The FTSE held on to those levels after the publication of data showing that British inflation slipped in April for the first time since September last year.
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Yet Mangiero never sought a formal appraisal of the works, claiming it would cost "tens of thousands of dollars," and instead held on to them for years.
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Even though more bearish voices claim the market for Align's invisible teeth-straightening products is saturated, Cramer held on to his bullish thesis for the dentistry play.
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Warren and Sanders have been edging up behind Biden in national polls, but the former vice president has held on to the lead in most polls. Sen.
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The remained slightly stronger again against the dollar at 111.98 while the held on to its slight gain at $0.7155, as of 3:04 p.m. HK/SIN.
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The United States has held on to a tenuous agreement over recent decades that children deserve to have enough to eat, no matter what their parents do.
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Not permitting re-election has been a principle of Mexican politics since Francisco Madero campaigned in 1909 against Porfirio Diaz, who held on to power for three decades.
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The Conservatives also held on to Westminster, London's political district, indicating that their losses in the capital would come in at the lower end of the predicted range.
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The euro held on to small gains on Wednesday with analysts saying that expectations of the Trump administration's landmark U.S. tax overhaul were largely priced into the dollar.
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Canada's David Junior Hoilett scored an almost identical goal five minutes later but the Reggae Boyz held on to progress to Sunday's semi-final at the Rose Bowl.
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Though some members have called on Pelosi, in particular, to step aside after more than a decade as Democratic leader, she has consistently held on to her post.
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Atlanta Hawks 140 - New York Knicks 135 Trae Young scored 11 of his 48 points in the second overtime as Atlanta held on to defeat visiting New York.
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And it did pay off: the Samsung Galaxy S25 53G held on to 25G on the move noticeably better than it did on Verizon's 22019G network in Chicago.
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During his trot, Bregman held on to his bat all the way to first base before dropping it in a way that sent it rolling into fair territory.
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I only got rid of the iPhone 5 because I cracked the screen but held on to it for 5 months so I could get the iPhone 6.
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Timberwolves 295, Clippers 2105 Jimmy Butler scored a season-high 193 points, including 219 in the fourth quarter, as Minnesota recovered and held on to beat Los Angeles.
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In South Africa, current President Cyril Ramaphosa held on to a sizeable majority, while in India, exit polls point to a second term for Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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In the four years since she became paralyzed, Ally Grizzard always held on to the dream that she would one day walk down the aisle at her wedding.
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A second source said the only bank from the consortium not to have sold was Intesa Sanpaolo unit Banca IMI which held on to its 1.4 percent stake.
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The company previously noted that the very first of the company's rockets to successfully land would be held on to for display, instead of blasting back into space.
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Had he held on to that stock, it would be worth more than $70 million, he said on the podcast in 2011, but he doesn't regret his decision.
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A's 3, Orioles 2 Mike Fiers outdueled Andrew Cashner in a battle of veteran right-handers handcuffed by shaky defenses, and host Oakland held on to beat Baltimore.
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Since the IPO, the stock has held on to almost 6% of that initial surge, which will be great news for Eric Rondolat, the CEO of Philips Lighting.
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One of the key tenets of orthodox Islam is its perfect nature and the infallibility of the Quran, two claims I unwaveringly held on to for two decades.
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The Canadian dollar was little changed as the ruling Liberal government of Justin Trudeau held on to power, but with a minority government after a closely fought election.
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The show was buried within ABC's Friday night schedule, but it held on to enough of its Last Man Standing audience to have a decent shot at renewal.
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Lessons from history Following the 1910 and 2010 elections, the sitting government successfully held on to power, but none of these elections is comparable to the current result.
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Each stock surged higher in after-hour trading, but only VMware held on to some of its gains with Workday and Splunk both closing Friday in the red.
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Indianapolis scored touchdowns on each of its first three possessions, including two Andrew Luck scoring passes, and the Colts held on to defeat the Tennessee Titans 24-17.
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The flares were thrown on the pitch with about five minutes of regulation left in the match, at which point Croatia held on to a 2-1 lead.
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Still, on the whole, many market players held on to hopes of a trade deal between Washington and Beijing as officials from both sides remained locked in negotiations.
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Dodgers 2, Cubs 73 Kenta Maeda dominated for seven innings and Enrique Hernandez and Chris Taylor hit home runs as Los Angeles held on to defeat visiting Chicago.
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From the faces I saw, I suspect everyone at the fair—from CEOs to children—held on to some part of the wonder I saw in Ian's eyes.
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"They were all over each other, kissing and making out," a source previously told PEOPLE, adding that Jenner held on to PND "the whole time" at the party.
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Even during the primary, Rosendale was blasted as a carpetbagger (he moved to the state from Maryland 16 years ago but held on to property there until recently).
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Still, the road to Democrats' new House majority mostly ran through cities and suburbs, while Republicans held on to the vast majority of rural districts they were defending.
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The names of the officer who allegedly held on to the knife for years as well as the construction worker who originally found it have not been released.
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J.J. Redick had a chance to win it for Philly with a three at the buzzer, but he missed and the Heat held on to win 102-101.
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Colvin held on to hope that it would: for her final broadcast, on CNN, hours before she was killed, she detailed the death of a Syrian baby boy.
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That suggests that the show held on to a loyal fan base after casual viewers jumped ship, and it could explain why Netflix kept it for five seasons.
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At 22, she is just four years younger than Turner, but she's held on to her glamour-girl image, as well as her high-caliber career, for decades.
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Aaron Rodgers (GB at Panthers) — Any fantasy owners who patiently held on to Rodgers are about to be rewarded with his perfectly timed return for the fantasy playoffs.
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And the pound has held on to last week's gains after British parliament passed a law compelling Prime Minister Boris Johnson to seek a delay to the Oct.
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While Mr. Robbins sharply scaled back his fund's exposure, he held on to Tenet Healthcare, the large hospital chain, which is now a sore spot in his portfolio.
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The dollar failed to make much headway following its 25.6 percent second quarter surge but it held on to those gains, keeping up the pressure on emerging markets.
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For the most part, China, which has owned around $1 trillion of U.S. bonds for several years, has held on to these assets, collecting billions in interest payments.
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Cardinals 2, Cubs 1 Yadier Molina had three hits, including a two-run single, and visiting St. Louis held on to defeat Chicago for its third straight win.
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The Conservatives held on to 358 seats in Parliament, and the main opposition Labour Party kept 85033 seats with 642 of 650 results declared on Friday, Reuters reported.
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Mr. Johnson remains a relatively popular figure in Britain; the Conservative Party has held on to its lead in the polls through weeks of wrenching debate over Brexit.
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The killing led to the biggest street protests in the post-communist era, forcing Smer leader Robert Fico to resign, though his party's coalition held on to power.
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But he had become suspicious of Mr. Dulos's persistence, said his lawyer, Lindy Urso, so he held on to the original seats and eventually gave them to investigators.
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Denis Gurianov, Radek Faksa and Tyler Seguin each scored a goal, and the visiting Dallas Stars held on to defeat the Toronto Maple Leafs 221-212 Thursday night.
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Although Hurd's Texas congressional district voted narrowly for Hillary Clinton in 2016, he held on to his seat that year and again in 2018, but by slim margins.
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Sanders, meanwhile, held on to his first-place position in the poll and even gained 2900 points compared to the pre-debate survey, rising to 220006 percent support.
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I held on to the rest of my loaf of bread, despite my son's voracious appetite for it, for another reader-nominated meal I was excited about: Cheese!
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Political establishments, which have their own stubborn subcultures, have held on to conventional wisdom even as it has led them astray — for instance, by discounting Mr. Corbyn's potential.
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It is an idea still held on to dearly by Western diplomats serving in Jerusalem and Ramallah, but fewer and fewer others seem to give it much chance.
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In the intervening years, she held on to faint corners of the limelight, appearing on Celebrity Apprentice, writing a book and, separately, becoming ordained as a Baptist minister.
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She also said she purposely held on to some of what she took to avoid disclosures that could threaten the safety of US troops or American national security.
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Mr. Rama, leader of the Socialist Party of Albania, is backed by both the United States and the European Union and has so far held on to power.
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Smith held on to the ball for an out Thursday against the Texas Rangers despite the fierce collision in which he appeared to injure his jaw and shoulder.
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GERMAN WINS SKELETON Tina Hermann held on to her opening-day lead in Igls, Austria, to win the women's skeleton world title, Germany's first gold medal in five years.
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Nuggets 102, Spurs 99 Jamal Murray scored 33 points and Nikola Jokic had 21 points, nine rebounds and nine assists as host Denver held on to beat San Antonio.
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Sanderson says the dog lunged at her, bit and held on to her lower abdomen and crotch, tearing off her leggings and underwear and ripping out portions of flesh.
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"It's encouraging that the market has held on to the post-Brexit recovery that we've had," said Peter Jankovskis, co-chief investment officer at OakBrook Investments in Lisle, Illinois.
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"I think she's super courageous, she's been through so much in her life, but she's still held on to her resilience and her perseverance," she told People about Taystee.
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Azerbaijan said its troops had seized small pockets of territory in the latest fighting, and were fortifying those locations to make sure that it held on to its gains.
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If you've held on to yours all this time, you can use this guide to get your printer on the new server to get it up and running again.
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A 21-foot jumper by Dirk Nowitzki with 16.6 seconds left pushed Dallas's lead to 112-743, and the Mavericks held on to end a three-game losing streak.
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Trudeau and the Liberals, who had been behind in the national poll averages as recently as five days ago, held on to enough votes to maintain control of government.
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The yen eased slightly in Asia but held on to much of the gains it made after surprisingly weak U.S. retail sales data on Tuesday briefly unsettled the dollar.
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Expectations are for inflation of 1.2% in June -- short of the European Central Bank's target of just below 2% -- so investors held on to government bonds in early trade.
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PERTH (Reuters) - Brett Rumford held on to the lead at the inaugural World Super 6 golf tournament in Perth on Friday, taking a two-stroke advantage into the weekend.
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Last Monday, the WWE wrestler, 41, was grinning ear-to-ear as he was photographed holding hands with Shariatzadeh, who also smiled as she held on to Cena's arm.
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Expectations are for inflation of 1.2% in June — short of the European Central Bank's target of just below 2% — so investors held on to government bonds in early trade.
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Rather, it has held on to about 2,000 such systems and modernised some of them (by contrast, America keeps just a few hundred low-yield gravity bombs in Europe).
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The move comes after it was revealed China's now the world's largest iOS app spender, overtaking the U.S., which had held on to the number one spot for years.
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Republicans held on to a Kansas House seat in the first congressional election since Trump's victory, beating back a spirited Democratic campaign hoping for a big anti-Trump backlash.
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Rockies 10, Mets 8 Nolan Arenado hit the first of three consecutive home runs in a six-run third inning, and Colorado held on to beat visiting New York.
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Singapore has held on to its decade-long place at the top of the World Bank's ranking of the easiest places to do business, according to the latest survey.
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"My whole family took all of us to Italy and apparently he lugged [the ring] all around Italy and held on to it for a couple months," she said.
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They have improbably held on to the idea that Donald Trump is a secretly popular president and have hoodwinked the media into endlessly covering his rallies and his supporters.
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The pan-European STOXX 23 ended the day down 0.15 percent, while Germany's DAX and the index of biggest euro zone stocks held on to gains of 0.2 percent.
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"My whole family took all of us to Italy and apparently he lugged [the ring] all around Italy and held on to it for a couple months," she continued.
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Halep held on to win an emotional match, 6-1, 2-6, 6-4, and she will play the No. 153 seed Carla Suárez Navarro in the fourth round.
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The rookie Ty Blach outpitched the Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw, and San Francisco held on to its lead for the last National League playoff spot, winning at home, 3-183.
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Zach Parise scored early in the third period and the visiting Minnesota Wild held on to earn a 29-183 comeback win against the Toronto Maple Leafs Thursday afternoon.
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In a later quarterfinal game, Allonzo Trier scored 23 points, Ryan Anderson had 17 points and 11 rebounds, and No. 15 Arizona held on to beat Colorado, 82-78.
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And it was the first time in that eight-game span in which they had a contest under control heading into the third period and held on to win.
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Four hours and 33 minutes after the first pitch, Boston held on to beat the Astros, 8-6, grabbing a commanding three-games-to-one lead in the playoffs.
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On Sunday, with a steely resolve unmatched by the veteran golfers chasing him, a daring Im held on to a late, one-stroke lead to win the Honda Classic.
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I held on to this particular poem for years, memorizing it not only for the comfort it provided, but also as a reminder of what good art could do.
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Democrats also held on to several governorships in several states where they were heavily favored — Andrew Cuomo in New York, Tom Wolf in Pennsylvania and Tim Walz in Minnesota.
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Nikola Jokic had 28 points and 10 assists, Will Barton scored 18, and the host Denver Nuggets held on to beat the Utah Jazz 106-100 on Thursday night.
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It struck me that there were six main reasons the Austrian capital had held on to the top spot, including the incredible renting conditions and the diverse food scene.
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Bucks County Democrats failed to gain in the 2018 midterm blue wave, when Representative Brian Fitzpatrick held on to the only Repubican-held congressional seat in the Philadelphia region.
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And the company is likely hoping that anyone who has held on to their 2014 or 2015 15-inch MacBook Pro will now be willing to make the upgrade.
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Beal heated up late for the Wizards and scored the final four points of the half, but the Nets held on to a 61-59 lead at the break.
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Media reports this weekend revealed that the firm held on to 50 million people's data without their consent, for the purpose of identifying and swaying voters during the election.
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Since his move into politics, he has divested his stakes in dozens of other entities used to hold the investments, although he has held on to the vast majority.
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Washington Wizards 119 - Philadelphia 76ers 113 Bradley Beal had 113 points and 10 rebounds, and Washington held on to upset visiting Philadelphia to end a three-game losing streak.
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Things were more optimistic for Republicans in Mississippi, where they held on to the governor's office, beating back a veteran Democrat's bid for another potential election-night stunner. 113.
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Bishop narrowly held on to a seat in a state President Donald Trump won by 11 percentage points in 2016 and has been held by the GOP since 1963.
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Arpaio was a sheriff for 23 years Despite stiff opposition from the left and two failed recall elections, Arpaio easily held on to his position from 1993 to 2017.
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Kadeisha Buchanan scored at the end of the first half, and Canada held on to defeat Cameroon, 1-0, in the World Cup on Monday night in Montpellier, France.
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I threw myself into my assignments and therapy, I held on to every word of every speaker at the nightly meetings and I trusted and confided in my counselors.
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World number 30 Berrettini saved five points in the marathon second set tiebreak and held on to win it 13-11 for his third ATP crown in last 11 months.
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Anton Stralman scored twice, Yanni Gourde had a goal and two assists, and the Lightning frantically held on to beat the Colorado Avalanche 6-5 for their seventh straight win.
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As we first reported, Kaley held on to all of her $72 million 'Big Bang Theory' money in the divorce from tennis pro Ryan Sweeting ... thanks to an ironclad prenup.
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They flipped several U.S. House districts and held on to a Senate seat and the governor's office in large part by criticizing Trump's efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Nick Ahmed homered, and Eduardo Escobar reached 100 RBIs for the season as the Arizona Diamondbacks held on to beat the Colorado Rockies 8-7 on Tuesday night in Phoenix.
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Whereas a decade or so ago, one held on to his or her role inside a venture fund by their fingernails if they had to, that's no longer the case.
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HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) -- Alex McGough threw a pair of touchdown passes to Thomas Owens as Florida International jumped out early and held on to beat Marshall 41-30 on Saturday.
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The pan-European STOXX 241 fell 4.853 percent but held on to a small gain for the week, its second in the black after a harsh sell-off in October.
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Pirates 7, Rangers 5 Bryan Reynolds hit a three-run double in a four-run fourth inning, and Pittsburgh held on to sweep a two-game series in Arlington, Texas.
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The Panthers held on to that lead for nearly two periods until Tavares calmly swiped the puck away from Roberto Luongo's shadow and tucked it neatly back into the net.
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Mitch Marner had two goals and an assist in the third period and the Toronto Maple Leafs held on to defeat the visiting New York Rangers 5-3 Saturday night.
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The Mexican peso held on to most of the 2 percent it gained against the U.S. dollar on Monday, reflecting views that Trump's chances of winning the election were diminishing.
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"Ever since she was a girl, Rosita has held on to this tiny part of herself she's been hesitant to share with the world," Witherspoon tells PEOPLE of her character.
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Mrazek made 34 saves and the Red Wings held on to defeat the Dallas Stars 3-1 on Tuesday night at Joe Louis Arena for a come-from-behind win.
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The five-times grand slam champion broke back twice and held on to set up a clash with Swiss qualifier Stefanie Vogele who beat Yulia Putintseva 63-2 6-3.
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The last quarter of an hour was dicey for the United States, but Klinsmann's men held on to advance and gathered more confidence with another step in a major tournament.
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Devils 21, Penguins 226 MacKenzie Blackwood made a season-high 03 saves and New Jersey held on to top Pittsburgh in Newark, N.J., for its fourth win in seven games.
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In the process, they lose out on returns they would have earned if homeowners held on to their mortgages for longer, and the overall duration of their portfolios is shortened.
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But it held on to its phone patents with a view to eventually striking a licensing deal, though it had to wait due to a non-compete deal with Microsoft.
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She held on to it in 2008, when President Obama was elected, but lost it to Mr. Guinta, a former mayor of Manchester, in the Tea Party wave of 2010.
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Palhares was adjudged to have deliberately held on to a kimura submission for too long against Jake Shields despite the referee calling off the fight after Shields had tapped out.
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That guy, Stephen Curry, set another N.B.A. record by making seven 3-pointers and finished with 35 points as the Warriors held on to beat the host Nets, 120-114.
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On both sides of the Atlantic, early-19th-century reformers held on to strains of Protestant moralism, going after drinking and slaveholding as not only bad politics but also sins.
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The party held on to power but, reeling from widespread voter disillusionment about endemic corruption, won its lowest share of the national vote since the end of apartheid in 1994.
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The neighborhood held on to age-old traditions: During Ramadan, musaharati walked the narrow streets at dawn hollering to observing Muslims to rise for their last meal before the fast.
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Still, Vicenza has held on to its position better than jewelry-making outposts in France, Spain and Germany, he noted, thanks to superior craftsmanship and the standard of Italian style.
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Warsaw's WIG 20 index, which had performed stonily during the entire session, in sharp contrast to regional peers, held on to its gains and was up 6.64% at 1541 GMT.
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Greg Van Avermaet held on to the yellow jersey he grabbed in Stage 3 and doubled his lead over Geraint Thomas to six seconds by winning an intermediate bonus sprint.
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But Democrats actually picked up four seats and have held on to them since — a windfall that some attribute to the party's skillful, if deceptive, gaming of the new rules.
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But if you held on to your phone for longer than two years, even after paying off the phone, your bill wouldn't reduce, so it made sense to upgrade again.
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Blue Jays 43, Orioles 3 Matt Shoemaker pitched seven scoreless innings of two-hit ball, Randal Grichuk hit two solo home runs, and Toronto held on to defeat visiting Baltimore.
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Sanders has also held on to his new edge as the candidate with the best chance to win in November, 30% say he's that candidate, 22% say Biden, 13% Buttigieg.
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Sports Briefing In the last Diamond League race of his glittering career, Usain Bolt held on to win the 100 meters at the Herculis track meet in Monaco on Friday.
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The killing led to the biggest street protests in the post-communist era, forcing Smer leader Robert Fico to resign as prime minister, though his party held on to power.
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In one video, Hennessy held on to Cardi's 15-month-old daughter Kulture Kiari backstage, as Cardi, dressed in purple and black, twerked for the excited fans in the audience.
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Southern Cal, seeded 11th, grabbed its first lead with about 2 minutes remaining and, after a frenetic final sequence, held on to win, 66-33, in its East Region game.
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The Falcons stunned the 103ers, the Texans held on to beat the Titans and the Patriots broke out of a scoring funk with (a lot of) help from their defense.
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Butler scored a season-high 33 points, including 20 in the fourth quarter, as Minnesota recovered and held on to beat the Los Angeles Clippers 112-27 on Sunday night.
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Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull meanwhile held on to power at the weekend when election counters determined he won a knife-edge election after more than a week of counting.
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What it means is that even with market collapses in 1987, 2000 and 2008, investors who just held on to a core portfolio of large American stocks did pretty well.
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If he held on to this promised future payout from Exxon Mobil, he would still have a financial interest in matters that might affect the company and the oil industry.
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Browns 203, Bengals 19 Denzel Ward returned an interception for a touchdown, Baker Mayfield and Kareem Hunt each had one rushing touchdown, and Cleveland held on to beat visiting Cincinnati.
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Jets 3, Ducks 2 (OT) Mark Scheifele scored his second goal of the game on a power play with 4:22 remaining, and Winnipeg held on to defeat visiting Anaheim.
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Congress hadn't had to think about the issue for a century, since President Andrew Johnson barely held on to his office over his handling of Reconstruction after the Civil War.
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Inpex Corp surged 3.7 percent and Japan Petroleum Exploration Co jumped 6.0 percent as oil prices held on to gains after hitting the highest since early July 2015 on Monday.
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Democrats also picked up two Republican districts in Washington state and New Mexico on Wednesday night, although Republicans held on to an open North Carolina district in a close race.
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Roberto Perez homered, doubled and had four RBIs in a seven-run fifth inning, and the visiting Cleveland Indians held on to defeat the Toronto Blue Jays 9-8 on Saturday.
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The trade-sensitive industrials sector held on to gains and were last up 313 percent, the most among the 11 major S&P sectors, boosted by Caterpillar Inc's 1.01 percent rise.
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Maple Leafs 7, Panthers 5 John Tavares had his first career four-goal game to reach a career-best 45 for the season as Toronto held on to defeat visiting Florida.
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Bucking the weaker broader trend, mining shares rose, with Inpex Corp advancing 1.1 percent and Japan Petroleum Exploration Co adding 0.5 percent after oil prices held on to Friday's big gains.
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Bucking the weaker broader trend, mining shares rose, with Inpex Corp advancing 1.5 percent and Japan Petroleum Exploration Co adding 0.6 percent after oil prices held on to Friday's big gains.
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EditorsNote: Added missing word Ryan Fitzpatrick threw four touchdown passes and the host Tampa Bay Buccaneers held on to defeat the Philadelphia Eagles 27-21 Sunday afternoon at Raymond James Stadium.
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Once hormone levels return to normal, you lose all of the strands you held on to at once, making it appear like you've lost a lot of hair all at once.
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Apple iPhones have long held on to the home button, but its elimination of the headphone jack earlier this year prompted speculation that it could do the same with the button.
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Last year, Samsung's overall smartphone shipments declined about 8 percent, according to the International Data Corporation, but the tech giant held on to pole position in terms of its market share.
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TORONTO — Alexey Marchenko, James van Riemsdyk and Nazem Kadri each scored a goal, and the Toronto Maple Leafs held on to defeat the Detroit Red Wings 3-2 on Tuesday night.
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The party has held on to the presidency since 1945 with the exception of an electoral defeat in 2008 by Fernando Lugo, who was impeached and removed from office in 2012.
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Maro Jokovic, the game's top scorer with three goals, cut the deficit to 6-5 with 14 seconds left but Spain held on to the dismay of Croatia captain Andro Buslje.
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Dorian Pickens gave Stanford its final four-point margin of victory with two free throws with eight seconds remaining, and the Cardinal held on to snap a two-game losing streak.
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Even when the Nets came over to Brooklyn in 2012, the vast majority of folks held on to their beloved Knickerbockers and didn't care too much for the team from Jersey.
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Nunberg noted that, in addition to the Georgia result, the GOP has held on to the three other competitive special elections that have taken place during Trump's first months in office.
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The opposition leader's return to Venezuela amid street protests is a direct challenge to embattled President Nicolás Maduro, who has held on to control of Venezuela's government despite crippling international sanctions.
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Democrats took control of the governor's mansion and held on to their Senate seat in statewide elections in last year, and the party will hold its 2020 national convention in Milwaukee.
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Cubs 2, Cardinals 0 Kyle Hendricks pitched seven scoreless innings, Ian Happ drove in the go-ahead run in the sixth inning, and Chicago held on to defeat host St. Louis.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The dollar held on to most of its gains on Tuesday, following a sharp rebound on improving investor risk sentiment as worries over North Korea and Hurricane Irma receded.
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TIGERS 3, ROYALS 2 Jordan Zimmermann made his third straight scoreless start, Victor Martinez drove in the 1,000th run of his career and Detroit held on to win at Kansas City.
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Philips, which sells products ranging from toothbrushes to medical imaging systems, held on to its forecast of solid growth throughout the year as it reported an 8% increase in new orders.
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MARLINS 4, DIAMONDBACKS 23 Giancarlo Stanton hit his ninth homer, a two-run shot in the third, as Miami grabbed a 25-22 lead and held on to edge visiting Arizona.
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White Sox 13, Athletics 2 Eloy Jimenez slammed the 19th homer of his rookie campaign, Reynaldo Lopez pitched 6 1/3 scoreless innings, and Chicago held on to defeat visiting Oakland.
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Stearns held on to him at the deadline — "We entertain everything," he said, "but Ryan has a special place in Milwaukee" — yet shipped out Lucroy, Jeffress, Smith and infielder Aaron Hill.
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Scott Kingery, Sean Rodriguez and Andrew McCutchen each added two hits for the Phillies, who built a 7-0 lead and then held on to snap a two-game losing streak.
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The Dow Jones industrial average held on to meager gains for the year after a five-week rally helped the market recover from a steep selloff at the start of 2016.
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He bought the subjects from slaughterhouses and held on to them for so long that, according to an oft-told tale, their rotting stench drove his neighbors to call the police.
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Germany's federal coalition partners, the Christian Democrats and Social Democrats, held on to Saxony and Brandenburg respectively in weekend regional elections, although the far-right Alternative for Germany made significant gains.
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Although Mr. Kushner held on to the bulk of his stake in the company, which he once ran, he sold some of his assets to a trust controlled by his mother.
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We did "Mystery Train" [1989] and I was in "Coffee and Cigarettes" [2003] — I actually filmed it the day after we finished "Mystery Train," so he just held on to it.
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There were two more Democratic pickups in Latino-majority districts in Florida, and one each in New Mexico and Arizona, while Democrats held on to two hotly contested seats in Nevada.
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I ended up going to the Tallahassee Open the next week, and one of the press guys sat down next to me, and this is something I've always held on to.
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Rangers 7, White Sox 5003 Adrian Sampson allowed just one run in seven innings as Texas held on to win the rubber game of its three-game series over visiting Chicago.
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SF held on to Justify's breeding rights, a move that paid off handsomely after the original partners and Coolmore agreed to a reported $60 million deal to stand him at stud.
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Seahawks 21, Bengals 20 Russell Wilson hit Tyler Lockett with a 44-yard touchdown pass on the first play of the fourth quarter and Seattle held on to defeat visiting Cincinnati.
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HOUSTON — Justin Reid stopped Leonard Fournette on a 2-point conversion attempt with 36 seconds left, and the Houston Texans held on to edge the Jacksonville Jaguars, 13-223, on Sunday.
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She had a surprisingly difficult time with Qiang Wang of China in their first-round encounter on Court Suzanne Lenglen, but Williams held on to win, 6-4, 7-6 (63).
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After that, I changed into tight clothing and stepped onto a high-tech body scanner, which measured my body composition by spinning me around while I held on to a handle.
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LaMarcus Aldridge had a season-high 113 points and the host San Antonio Spurs held on to beat the Chicago Bulls, 119-100, on Sunday after nearly blowing a hot start.
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But, after a pass interference penalty moved the conversion attempt to the 1, running back Le'Veon Bell was stopped running wide and the Ravens held on to their two-point lead.
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A quiet, casual demeanor helped ingratiate him with working-class voters in his House district south of Cleveland even as he held on to the traditional Chamber of Commerce Republican vote.
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Jokic, who was quiet for most of the second half, hit a 3-pointer that gave Denver a 102-22 lead, and the Nuggets held on to improve to 243-236.
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The agency had known about the flaw for some time but held on to it, believing that one day it might be useful for surveillance or the development of a cyberweapon.
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Kane had two goals and two assists, and the Chicago Blackhawks raced out to a four-goal lead and held on to beat the Calgary Flames 5-3 on Tuesday night.
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If Jason Day had not held on to win the Arnold Palmer Invitational last year, he could have visited Palmer in his office in the Bay Hill clubhouse on another day.
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The Japanese yen held on to its earlier gains against the dollar at 110.90 yen while the Australian dollar was largely flat at $0.7190 as of 2:58 p.m. HK/SIN.
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Viktor Arvidsson scored early in the second period, Jusse Saros stopped 24 shots, and the visiting Nashville Predators held on to beat the Islanders, 3-1, for their fourth straight win.
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He held on to level at 5-5 before Cilic held to love and broke again to seal the match on his eighth match point in three hours and 59 minutes.
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Thiem, a finalist against Nadal at the French Open the last two years, broke back and led by 6-5 in the third, but Tsitsipas held on to force a tiebreaker.
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In a series opener between tumbling teams, Pittsburgh built a five-run lead and held on to hand the Mets their seventh straight defeat before a mostly quiet crowd of 235,135.
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"The Republicans held on to a very large part of this electorate for years and years, even though those voters increasingly wonder whether Republicans are doing anything for them," Murray said.
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We held on to a difference of opinion about religion for years until she passed, but it was always very interesting to me that she welcomed my change with relative ease.
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Just two have survived: David Carlucci (D-Rockland) is ahead by a razor-thin margin, and just one IDC member, Diane Savino (D-Staten Island) handily held on to her seat.
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Though Green Bay held on to win, the Lions made them sweat for it a little in the second half, thanks to Jones going off for 205 yards and two scores. 1.
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The company's iPhone sales woes are compounded by the fact that customers have held on to their devices longer than they have in the past, New Street Research's Pierre Ferragu told CNBC.
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In a follow-up photo, Vyalitsyna posed alongside her new fiancé and his two daughters from a previous relationship as she held on to her and Cahan's 11-month-old daughter Alaska.
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In What We Keep, author Bill Shapiro collects talks to all sorts of people — writers, TV hosts, nuns, teachers, entrepreneurs — about the seemingly ordinary objects they've held on to all their lives.
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Nevertheless, the Eagles held on to win, 35-30, although it is quite possible — even likely — that neither Coughlin nor Shurmur will be in the same position when the 28 season begins.
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During the decade in which Mr Lance has held on to the district, it has swung between parties in presidential elections, going to Barack Obama in 2008 and Mitt Romney in 2012.
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On the morning of the wedding, in the bobbing light of the Drawhorns' headlamps, the couple slipped, laughed and held on to each other as they made their way to Mesa Arch.
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In the Senate, Democrats held on to seats in six states that Donald Trump won in 2016 and gained one in Arizona, though lost out in Florida, Indiana, Missouri and North Dakota.
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Philips, which sells products ranging from toothbrushes to medical imaging systems, also held on to its forecast of solid growth throughout the year as it reported an 8% increase in new orders.
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Most people who held on to bitcoin over the past year made money off of it, and as Americans prepare for income tax season, the IRS wants its cut of the profits.
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This is a startling reversal of fortunes for a clique of businessmen who have held on to companies through multiple past restructurings, and whose number includes some of corporate India's grandest names.
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In an election in March his New National Party held on to all 15 lower-house seats, which may give the former cricketer confidence that he will succeed on his second attempt.
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Chris Myers, the CEO and co-founder of the Denver-based financial tracking and analytics tools for small businesses BodeTree, says he held on to an under-performing employee for too long.
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Diamondbacks 3, Yankees 2 Archie Bradley escaped a jam in the top of the eighth inning, and Arizona held on to beat New York in Phoenix, completing a two-game series sweep.
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Taoiseach (Prime Minister) Enda Kenny has held on to his role in the country's 2100nd national assembly, known as the Dáil, with his center-right party Fine Gael leading a minority government.
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Investors who bought shares in IPOs since the start of 2015, and held on to them, are now staring at a negative 4713 percent return, according to investment advisory firm Rennaissance Capital.
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The Dutch state had held on to a 257.2 percent stake in KLM since the merger with Air France, but until last week held no shares in the Air France KLM group.
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But hedge funds, which had held on to shares in the hope of fetching an even higher price from Bain and Cinven once the pair have gained control, appeared to have yielded.
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Never mind, of course, that Meyer claimed the 1,500 world record the summer before the '68 Games at age 15, and held on to it—while continuing to break it—until 1971.
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Still, stocks held on to gains, with the S&P 500 holding above the key 1900 level and the Nasdaq on track to end a streak of eight straight days of losses.
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Gold prices rose to a one-week high on Wednesday on technical trading and some safe-haven demand even as the dollar held on to gains and stocks rose on risk appetite.
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Sharks 6, Wild 5 Logan Couture had a goal and three assists as host San Jose Sharks grabbed a four-goal lead then held on to defeat Minnesota in a wild affair.
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Trump has also threatened to levy tariffs on Mexican imports over the handling of immigrants at the border and has held on to the prospect of increasing tariffs over Japan and Canada.
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The Dutch state had held on to a 220 percent stake in KLM since the merger with Air France, but until last week held no shares in the Air France KLM group.
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PREDATORS 3, DUCKS 1 James Neal scored the winning goal late in the second period, and Nashville held on to beat visiting Anaheim and force the first Game 7 in franchise history.
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The fast food industry (of which the fast-casual concept is a part), has held on to human labor in cooking positions while other industries have completely automated formerly person-dependent processes.
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On an icy slope under crisp blue skies, Gut held on to her first-run lead to clinch a comfortable win, leading Mikaela Shiffrin by 1.44 seconds for her 773th career victory.
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PETERBOROUGH, England, June 7 (Reuters) - Britain's opposition Labour Party held on to the parliamentary seat of Peterborough in eastern England on Friday, seeing off a challenge from Nigel Farage's insurgent Brexit Party.
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"We have disrupted their equation, which has now made us a target," said Future Forward spokeswoman Pannika Wanich, referring to the former junta figures and their supporters who held on to power.
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No. 24 Illinois 113, Northwestern 71 Trent Frazier scored 16 points, Ayo Dosunmu had 15 points and six assists, and the host Illini held on to beat the Wildcats in Champaign, Ill.
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Mr. Toomey won by less than two percentage points, handing a key victory to the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell: The Republicans held on to control of the chamber by two seats.
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Alex Pietrangelo scored the tiebreaking goal from a sharp angle during the third period, and the visiting St. Louis Blues held on to defeat the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-2 Monday night.
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Magic 100, Warriors 96 Markelle Fultz created the sixth lead change of the fourth quarter with a driving layup with 33:22 remaining, and Orlando held on to defeat visiting Golden State.
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Bradley Beal had 113 points and 10 rebounds, and the Washington Wizards held on to upset the visiting Philadelphia 76ers 119-113 on Thursday night to end a three-game losing streak.
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St. John's 70, No. 16 Arizona 67 Junior wing LJ Figueroa scored 21 points, and the Red Storm held on to upset the Wildcats at the Al Attles Classic in San Francisco.
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Through civil wars and political unrest over the next few decades, the family held on to the business and founded an aircraft maintenance facility that services many of the world's major airlines.
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In a sign of the country's changing political map, he held on to Ohio and Iowa, two relatively old and white states — but became the first Republican since 1992 to lose Georgia.
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A'S SPOIL ROYALS' HOME OPENER Khris Davis hit a two-run homer, Jharel Cotton shut down Kansas City's anemic offense, and Oakland held on to spoil the Royals' home opener, 413-241.
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Then he won a special election for this Senate seat in 2010 and held on to it two years later in 2012 — even though his state overwhelmingly disapproved of President Barack Obama.
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He respects the boundaries Jane set between them and admits to her that he's always held on to the possibility of the two of them together, but now he will let it go.
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Jameer Nelson scored 13 of his 15 points in the fourth quarter, Danilo Gallinari had a team-high 1163, and the Nuggets held on to beat the Trail Blazers 132-120 Thursday night.
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The rose ceremony happened just as we thought it would: Izzy got Vinny's, Lace received Grant's, Amanda claimed Josh's, Jennifer was handed Nick's, Carly held on to Evan's and Caila snapped up Jared's.
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As the group prepared to walk from the square to the bridge, Amado said she was anxious about how the Mexican government would greet them but held on to one glimmer of hope.
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The numbers will be an important window into how tightly consumers held on to their purse strings in 2015, and how retailers are faring as Amazon continues to dominate the e-commerce ground.
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Unlike her more commercially savvy coeval Madonna, Ms. Lauper has held on to the same goofy image throughout her career, and, equally unlike Madonna, she has always seemed to sing from the heart.
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On Thursday, she held on to his fingers — which is a pretty strange way to hold hands — as they walked up the steps of Blenheim Palace on their way to a state dinner.
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In West Virginia, where Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump won by a landslide, billionaire businessman Jim Justice held on to the governor's seat for Democrats by beating Republican state Senate President Bill Cole.
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Elites in both the private and public sector held on to everything in light of their partial success in rescuing the economy, while millions of ordinary people suffered due to their partial failure.
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The Celtics decided not to trade for a star, the Pacers and the Bulls held on to Paul George and Jimmy Butler, and the purported Derrick Rose-Ricky Rubio swap never took place.
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The 33-year-old right-hander picked up the 19863th win of his career and the Los Angeles Angels held on to beat the Rangers 5-4 Wednesday night at Globe Life Park.
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Tech-boosters would doubtless love to see a prolonged bout of jostling for top spot between Alphabet and Apple (which before this week had held on to its crown for 653 consecutive days).
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There was once a time where we held on to our jobs with a vice grip — some of us may even have parents who stayed at a company for 20 years or more.
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Brendan Perlini had a goal and two assists, Brandon Saad added a goal and an assist, and the visiting Chicago Blackhawks held on to defeat the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-4 Wednesday night.
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The world number five saved four set points and wasted a match point as the German forced a third set, where he broke his opponent early on and held on to his advantage.
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Brendan Perlini had a goal and two assists, Brandon Saad added a goal and an assist, and the visiting Chicago Blackhawks held on to defeat the Toronto Maple Leafs 23-221 Wednesday night.
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The U.S. dollar dipped slightly but held on to most of Friday's gains - its biggest daily rise this year - made after data showed the United States created more jobs than forecast last month.
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Mr. Najib, who has held on to power over the past year partly by firing critics and slowing investigations, has denied that the fund was the source of the money in his accounts.
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He also floated a conspiracy theory that the elections board, which is made up of both Republican and Democratic members, purposely held on to that information to prevent him from winning the election.
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Rockies 103, Giants 11 Nolan Arenado, Mark Reynolds and Ian Desmond homered, Chris Iannetta had a tiebreaking double in the sixth inning, and Colorado held on to beat San Francisco in snowy Denver.
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Suns 122, Lakers 113 Devin Booker scored 22 of his 33 points in the first half and the Phoenix Suns held on to defeat the Los Angeles Lakers 122-103 at Staples Center.
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But Florida defenseman Alex Petrovic scored the only goal of the final period, and the Panthers held on to win, 2-173, and tie the best-of-seven series at two games apiece.
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This demographic votes with much greater frequency in midterm and congressional elections than the Democratic coalition, which is one reason Democrats have held on to the presidency while losing other branches of government.
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Switzerland's Spirig-Hug, who has had a baby since her photo-finish victory in London, held on to take silver and become the first woman to win two Olympic medals in the sport.
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TORONTO — Cam Fowler scored on a power play in the third period to break a tie and the Anaheim Ducks held on to defeat the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-2 on Monday night.
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"We have held on to that idea that men are supposed to provide, but have loosened up on the idea that women have to be homemakers," said Alexandra Killewald, a Harvard sociology professor.
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While Mr. Kushner has sold some holdings in Kushner Companies, he has held on to a majority of his stake, including an ownership interest in the recent $283 million expansion of Pier Village.
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Diamondbacks 11, Dodgers 226 Christian Walker and Wilmer Flores hit back-to-back homers to erase an early deficit, and Arizona held on to win its third straight game against visiting Los Angeles.
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Dean, the smallest player on the court, sank two free throws with 25 seconds remaining to make it 83-16, and the Bruins held on to beat the Terrapins on their own court.
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Eight laps from the finish, Hamilton made another daring move, passing Kimi Raikkonen of Ferrari around the outside of turn one to claim a lead he held on to until the checkered flag.
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TITANS 13, BRONCOS 10 DeMarco Murray ran for 92 yards and a touchdown, and Tennessee held on to beat Denver in Nashville and maintain a share of the lead in the A.F.C. South.
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The continued to weaken against the dollar at 111.47 yen, while the held on to most of its gains from the morning to trade at $0.7180, as of 4:29 p.m. HK/SIN.
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Though Rudyard and his wife, Carrie, searched for John ardently and long held on to the hope that he'd been imprisoned rather than killed, they had to reconcile themselves eventually to his death.
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For decades, many French have held on to the idea that their ancestors had been either victims or resisters of Nazis, or of the collaborationist regime that was set up in Vichy, France.
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In what may prove to be a coming-of-age moment, the upstart Chiefs fought back and held on to win, 23-16, in a game that went down to the final seconds.
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A merger would have given T-Mobile access to a trove of valuable spectrum that Dish has long held on to, but not yet put to use, along with a satellite TV business.
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In the past decade, Walmart has held on to its position as the world's largest retailer and become a more formidable force in the e-commerce world as it ramps up against Amazon.
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Los Angeles Clippers 110 - Indiana Pacers 99 Paul George made seven 3-pointers to highlight a 193-point performance against his former team as Los Angeles held on to beat Indiana in Indianapolis.
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Elias Lindholm and Lee Stempniak scored early goals 1:05 apart to give the Hurricanes a 2-1 lead, and they held on to earn a point in their 11th straight home game.
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San Antonio made things close with a 17-4 run in the fourth quarter, but Miami held on to the victory after having its lead cut to 93-88 in the final minute.
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MARKET NEWS * The Japanese yen held on to gains against the dollar on Friday as renewed worries about the outbreak supported demand for safe-haven currencies and weighed on prices of riskier assets.
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Whatever the timeline, this traffic cop held on to a knife taken from one of the most infamous crime scenes in recent memory for the better part of two decades without anyone knowing.
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Diamondbacks 4, Cardinals 2 Paul Goldschmidt hit the go-ahead three-run homer in the fifth inning and Zack Greinke won his fourth straight start as host Arizona held on to beat St. Louis.
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Toronto Raptors 119 - Brooklyn Nets 118 Fred VanVleet scored 29 points — 10 in the fourth quarter — and Toronto held on to defeat visiting Brooklyn to extend its franchise-best winning streak to 14 games.
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While centre-right and centre-left blocs lost their shared majority, surges by the Greens and liberals meant parties committed to strengthening the union held on to two-thirds of seats, official projections showed.
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Centre-right and centre-left blocs lost their shared majority, but surges by the Greens and liberals meant parties committed to strengthening the union held on to two thirds of seats, official projections showed.
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In the currency markets, the dollar held on to recent gains against its major peers as investors waited on monthly ISM survey data, having lapped up Friday's strong payrolls number and a manufacturing survey.
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LONDON (Reuters) - U.S. bank Citi held on to top spot in the foreign exchange industry's main annual ranking of traders by volume on Wednesday despite losing around 2 percent in market share, results showed.
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B.Y.U. 69, GONZAGA 68 Nick Emery hit a 53-pointer with 1 minute 38 seconds left, and visiting Brigham Young (13-5, 4-1 West Coast Conference) held on to beat No. 25 Gonzaga.
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Unfortunately for Hanyecz, had he held on to them, the current exchange rate for 10,000 bitcoins is now about $77.3 million dollars (and you thought blowing 41 bucks on Papa John's was a ripoff).
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TOKYO, Feb 21.2 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond prices rose on Friday as U.S. Treasuries held on to overnight gains and after Tokyo stocks pulled back from near two-month highs, boosting demand for debt.
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I don't keep in touch with anyone from back then, but I've held on to lots of pictures of people in racist halloween costumes, just in case any of them ever run for office.
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Eric Staal had a goal and an assist, and Devan Dubnyk made 35 saves as the Minnesota Wild held on to edge the Vegas Golden Knights 3-20 on Friday night in Las Vegas.
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Russell Martin's two-run single against Craig Kimbrel capped a four-run eighth on Monday, and the Blue Jays held on to beat the Red Sox, 4-21, in Boston's annual Patriots' Day game.
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The Aussie hit its highest since Thursday, touching $0.6851, while the greenback held on to its overnight progress against the yen to stand at 108.96 yen per dollar, just below a three-month high.
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On Tuesday, Democrats also seized control of the state legislature in Virginia and gained ground in the key state of Pennsylvania, though Republicans held on to the governorship in Mississippi, where Trump also campaigned.
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Then, the two-time defending NBA champions reeled off the first 18 points of the second half and held on to defeat the Raptors 109-104 to even the series at one game each.
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P.K. Subban scored four minutes into the third period on a redirection to break a tie, and the New Jersey Devils held on to defeat the host Carolina Hurricanes 5-3 on Saturday night.
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While centre-right and centre-left blocs lost their shared majority, surges by the Greens and liberals meant parties committed to strengthening the union held on to two-thirds of seats, official projections showed.
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In a sign that bond sentiment has turned defensive, two-year German bond yields touched a 6-1/2-month high at minus 0.57 percent DE2YT-TWEB and has held on to those levels.
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NEW YORK (AP) — Canadian teenager Bianca Andreescu built a big lead and then held on to upset Serena Williams 6-3, 7-5 in the US Open final for her first Grand Slam title.
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Andrew Wiggins scored 28 points and Karl-Anthony Towns posted his ninth straight double-double with 23 points and 18 rebounds as the Timberwolves held on to beat Houston 119-105 on Wednesday night.
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Australian BMC Racing Team rider Rohan Dennis retained the overall leader's pink jersey, while Barbin held on to the blue jersey after he was second-fastest to the summit of the Cat 4 climb.
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"It's the first time I have ever held on to it (the pink jersey), it's quite special to have it while you're in Italy and the goal now is to keep it," Dennis said.
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Providence shakes Georgetown, losing streak PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Providence coach Ed Cooley said he was "tired" after his team blew almost all of a 26-point lead but held on to defeat Georgetown on Saturday.
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Since then, Padrino has publicly professed loyalty to Maduro along with the majority of the armed forces, which are seen as the main reason why Maduro held on to power despite a hyperinflationary collapse.
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Harvick, who ran out of fuel in the same race last year, passed Matt Kenseth late and held on to join Martin Truex Jr. as drivers assured of a place in the second round.
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Sam Gaviglio pitched six strong innings, Justin Smoak hit a two-run homer and the visiting Toronto Blue Jays held on to defeat the Philadelphia Phillies 6-5 Friday night at Citizens Bank Park.
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Russell Wilson hit Tyler Lockett with a 44-yard touchdown pass on the first play of the fourth quarter and the Seattle Seahawks held on to defeat the visiting Cincinnati Bengals 21-20 Sunday.
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But the Flyers responded with a 14-3 burst to regain a 26-22 cushion, capped by two Toppin free throws with 3:30 remaining, and held on to lead 26-25 at intermission.
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Brooklyn Nets 110 - Chicago Bulls 107 Spencer Dinwiddie scored 24 points as Brooklyn overcame a season-high 113 turnovers and held on to beat visiting Chicago in the debut of interim coach Jacque Vaughn.
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The Yankees held on to win, 10-8, but after getting six solid innings from starter C. C. Sabathia, Manager Aaron Boone needed six pitchers to get the final nine outs of the game.
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Braves 3, Cubs 2 Ozzie Albies hit a go-ahead, two-run home run in the seventh inning, Max Fried struck out eight over six innings, and Atlanta held on to beat host Chicago.
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No. 2216 Florida State 2219, Notre Dame 15 Wyatt Wilkes scored 12 of his 222 points in the first half and the host Seminoles held on to beat the Fighting Irish in Tallahassee, Fla.
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Shiffrin held on to her first-run lead on the icy Panorama course in Semmering, Austria, to beat Tessa Worley of France by 20 of a second, and Manuela Moelgg of Italy by 133.
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Texans 13, Jaguars 12 Justin Reid stuffed Jacksonville's Leonard Fournette at the goal line on a two-point conversion attempt with 30 seconds left and Houston held on to defeat its AFC South opponent.
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India's Congress party, which has ruled the country for most of the period since independence, has lost control of the central government and several key states but has held on to power in Karnataka.
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Obama's legacy: He held on to hope ... and got blindsided Barack Obama's confidence in American democracy was one of his greatest political weaknesses, writes Julian Zelizer, editor of a forthcoming book on Obama's legacy.
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Amid that fight, Pelosi took a political gamble and held on to the articles as leverage to pressure McConnell into allowing witnesses and other new evidence to be considered as part of the process.
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JOB SEB-ER: Controversial White House national security aide Sebastian Gorka held on to his job at the White House after Steve Bannon and President Trump himself intervened to keep him in his post.
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