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From Grand Central to Union Square I held onto the pole, and she held onto me.
He apparently held onto the award himself – until now.
She lost her Grammy but held onto her stuffed muskrats.
But Path held onto its artificial friend limit for years.
I did catch it and should have held onto it.
He held onto his television, his DVDs and his footlocker.
This week, they just held onto the House of Delegates.
If humans held onto him, he would try new activities.
Both held onto the No. 1 spot for 16 weeks.
The seåt is held onto the båll by bungee cords.
Spot gold held onto overnight gains to trade at $1.511.
In the second half, we held onto it too long.
Bush held onto his trust in Lochte's account too long.
Curran held onto the map for more than 60 years.
They also held onto both the House and the Senate.
European stocks held onto slim gains at the close Tuesday.
Many China shares held onto the previous day's solid gains.
And in more recent months, it held onto this perch.
And I thank goodness I held onto my Microsoft shares.
It's probably that Republicans held onto the House as well.
The party held onto its majorities in the 292 election.
They held onto that lead through the remainder of the half.
Investigators held onto the sketch for 10 days before releasing it.
U.S. stock index futures held onto gains following the data's publication.
Even if you held onto it, your property wasn't worth much.
He wheeled onto the escalator and held onto the hand rails.
Madeline has even held onto a little of Elle's dim wit.
He tried to get away so we held onto him harder.
Despite the dilapidation, Larundel has somehow still held onto its beauty.
On Tuesday, he held onto his seat by just three points.
While she held onto my passport, we pretended to be friends.
The dollar held onto slim gains after the report was released.
Utah held onto its double-digit lead throughout the second half.
Some of Congress' most outspoken climate deniers held onto their seats.
As a result, our brains have held onto this vestigial trait.
And the Los Angeles Clippers held onto both of their picks.
The President held onto the letter but did not accept it.
Once the Trojans finally held onto the ball, they had success.
He has held onto his inheritance of raw, hypnotic electric blues.
The party held onto control of the Senate at the Nov.
Any butt will know whether it's being brushed passed or held onto.
Israel has held onto the Golan Heights because of its strategic importance.
"He held onto my hand and he kept kissing me," Crooks said.
However, Julian held onto the passenger side door handle of the car.
In its fifth weekend, Fox's "Boss Baby" held onto the fifth position.
The man held onto the strap above the window, willing himself motionless.
BBM is here, of course, for those who've held onto their numbers.
In Tennessee, Marsha Blackburn held onto a Republican seat, beating Phil Bredesen.
Pelosi held onto her position by a vote of 134 to 63.
Zuvuya held onto that "deeply pagan philosophical undercurrent," as they described themselves.
He held onto it until 2011, but lost the building in foreclosure.
So it makes sense that I've held onto this traditional Hungarian candlestick.
Golden State held onto a double-digit lead throughout the final period.
And football became a perfect culture war metaphor ... Which he held onto.
The previous owners held onto the property for the last 30 years. 
Most cannot fly because immigration authorities have held onto their photo identification.
Sounds like he should've listened to Wayne, and held onto his receipts.
And he held onto the ball after landing on the warning track.
However, I didn't like that the mattress held onto my body heat.
Nearly 20173 years later, Prince Charles has held onto some anachronistic perks.
Amid those trade worries, the dollar mostly held onto gains made overnight.
Republicans have narrowly held onto their Senate majority, adding a single seat.
This time, the Wolverines held onto the ball and scored a touchdown.
The Tory party has held onto its wealthy heartlands in the rural shires.
Cambridge Analytica continues to challenge reports that it held onto data improperly obtained.
He held onto the microphone, and he didn't lay a finger on her.
But I just held onto that idea because it was all I had.
That said, a Republican has held onto the state's congressional seat since 1997.
In addition to preventing an upset in Texas, Republicans held onto retiring Sen.
You mentioned a three-page pitch you'd held onto for a long time.
Oil prices, meanwhile, held onto most gains on the back of geopolitical tensions.
The euro held onto gains on the back of Thursday's upbeat economic indicators.
When Utah held onto the ball, it proved effective in knocking down shots.
Those who held onto the cryptocurrency were pleasantly surprised when its value soared.
Still, I held onto the hope that we might really make an impact.
The dollar held onto its gains from Wednesday, supported by higher bond yields.
They also have held onto one pick each from Rounds 3 to 7.
Penny Pritzker held onto to her stock holdings in the Hyatt Hotels Corp.
Oil-related stocks were higher as oil prices mostly held onto overnight gains.
Pelosi has held onto control of the Democratic Caucus, but at a price.
For me, there wasn't something that I really held onto as more revelatory.
Singers Ariana Grande and Beyonce held onto the third and fourth most-followed spots with 115 million followers and 108 million followers respectively this year, while reality star Kim Kardashian West held onto the fifth spot with 104 million fans.
I think I held onto both of those qualities; I think I found them at an early age and held onto them as I continued to listen to a lot of music coming from a culture that was not my own.
Oddly, the market shrugged it off then, and Mr. Lynch held onto his job.
It was not clear how long General Kiszczak held onto the documents, or why.
So she held onto her college diploma from Pace University while she was homeless.
Hanson, 35, held onto her son, Kaden Young, but the rapids were too strong.
The Red Sox held onto the lead during a bizarre bottom of the eighth.
Meghan held onto Harry's arm as they made their way across the pristine lawn.
With that hit, Wilder held onto his championship title for the ninth consecutive time.
You held onto this information, and you didn't expect to do anything with it.
Japan's Nikkei went flat, while Shanghai blue chips held onto a 295.622 percent gain.
Singapore, in 25th place globally, held onto its status as Asia's most livable city.
For years, I held onto movie tickets from my first date with an ex.
The attack earlier this month appeared to confirm that Assad had held onto some.
The one group held onto Ataturk's secular vision; the other celebrated Erdogan's Islamic one.
"I pulled back as he held onto my wrist," Bissen wrote about the Sano.
We held onto it, in the end, because the offers didn't seem like enough.
They held onto me until the doors closed and the train began to move.
Republicans held onto the State Legislature but lost contests for governor and attorney general. .
I held onto it for years before I realized there was a better way.
They wound up in Denmark, where they held onto their heritage through their food.
Yet I have held onto the Marxian position that philosophy can change the world.
Goodrow held onto the puck for a split second before sliding it under Crawford.
GE last year held onto its longtime top spot when all orders were counted.
Meanwhile, media firms held onto the economically challenged business of delivering news and entertainment.
Joe Donnelly voted for Kavanaugh, they might have also held onto their seats too.
It worked with 3D and so I held onto it for the longest time.
Chicago held onto a 28-27 lead at the end of the first quarter.
Scott Walker in Wisconsin and held onto their Senate seat in the state easily.
Allen had left Microsoft years earlier but held onto a significant stake in the company.
I held onto my iPhone 4s longer than any self-respecting tech writer should have.
The pain and persecution they've been through; how they held onto each other through it.
Clegane held onto life and began working to help Ray in the man's religious endeavors.
That boost did not materialize, however, as consumers instead held onto their extra disposable income.
The daughter held onto the jewelry and waited for me to return to the store.
But what if Facebook never held onto any of that data in the first place?
Clinton has held onto her lead there, but just narrowly, besting Sanders 217% to 223%.
The people with radical beliefs still held onto their high confidence reports about their errors.
When Trump called on someone else, Acosta held onto a microphone and asked another question.
The euro held onto overnight gains, trading at $1.1663 at 108.903:38 p.m. HK/SIN.
When we arrived, David held onto the dock as I disembarked the jet ski first.
The greenback held onto most gains made on the back of Friday's robust jobs report.
Major exporters were in focus as the dollar held onto overnight gains against the yen.
But while Pelosi and her fellow leaders held onto power, the party's backbench has withered.
They held onto their stakes in the company and between them own almost 7 percent.
I've held onto it because I respect the women in my family, especially my mom.
She scooped up some wet food on a tongue depressor and held onto him carefully.
Teenagers in button-downs, suits and gowns held onto each other's arms as they walked.
And it held onto its homegrown talent younger minds, like Jeff Dean, a fabled technician.
The party held onto governor's seats in Iowa, Ohio and South Dakota despite close contests.
Paris and London markets also relinquished early gains, though Frankfurt held onto a 0.2% advance.
Japan's Nikkei held onto its early 21194.20 percent gain, while Australian stocks added 210 percent.
With each awful demonstration of cruelty, he has still held onto his base of support.
Pelosi has held onto them since they were voted on in the House last month.
Pizza Hut had 13.2 percent of the market and Papa John's held onto 7.2 percent.
The Workers Party held onto only one of the state capitals it had previously occupied.
Pizza Hut had 13.2 percent of the market, and Papa John's held onto 7.2 percent.
But after the 1929 crash, banks held onto these names long past their founders' departures.
Why do you think the community has held onto its values and traditions so well?
"Oil prices opened higher, after OPEC held onto its production cut deal," said ANZ on Tuesday.
" One of her sons held onto her and pleaded, "Mom, don&apost let them take me!
It would've held onto the food, but posed a safety risk in the kitchen, he explained.
Apple's phone sales recently have declined as prices rose and people held onto their phones longer.
Thankfully, they held onto all the photos of DeVito and the notes folks wrote to him.
Many of these firms, Benchmark, Kleiner and Accel, for example, held onto their Silicon Valley locations.
Steve King narrowly held onto his seat in Iowa's ultra-conservative 4th Congressional District on Tuesday.
Prices in the superlong zone held onto some of their early gains though it pared them.
He later gave the glove to a kid -- and the family held onto it for decades.
The woman fought back and held onto the purse, but Rick made off with her cellphone.
They held onto it for two years and hauled in a hefty $2.95 billion in profit.
That the bookstore has held onto its roots would have made its founder happy, McCall said.
Our mindsets were rigid and we held onto emotional money baggage we picked up as kids.
However, if we held onto the house we would have that cash, plus an appreciating asset.
The dollar broadly held onto gains made in the last session following Friday's stateside data releases.
The first showed them both looking into the camera as Hailey held onto her husband's wrist.
Biden, meanwhile, held onto the top spot with 2023 percent, but is down 1 percentage point.
Sawyer's mother held onto medical records and shared them with investigators, LaHood told CNN affiliate KSAT.
In front of me, a mother wiped her eyes as she held onto her toddler daughter.
Meanwhile, the euro held onto overnight gains made as the greenback sank in the last session.
She just held onto my shirt with her tiny fists and stared up at my face.
He held onto the check, never even suggesting that we use it jointly in any way.
Back then, if you had the good fortune to make a family, you held onto it.
Now it was a memory that he held onto like a castaway and a life preserver.
But Mr. Maduro has held onto power, mainly because he has the support of military leaders.
Though they had been ordered to surrender their passports after the trip, they held onto them.
It also held onto all but one state legislative chamber it had controlled in the Midwest.
Republicans held onto 17 of the 25 districts that are the most dependent on agricultural jobs.
Kelly held onto his job through the weekend, which did not initially seem like a given.
He held onto the artifact, fearful of what might happen if it were returned to Ethiopia.
It's consolidated those gains and held onto the lion share of those gains – PRESIDENT TRUMP: Right.
Ralph Northam held onto his office over the past week by saying as little as possible.
The White House staffer tried to grab the mic from Acosta, but he held onto it.
But he held onto a dogged civic idealism that was divorced from hope of any kind.
On Tuesday, for example, they held onto a Republican western Iowa seat in a special election.
The young man who held onto a firecracker a second too long — and lost an eye.
I think he's held on to it the amount of time he should've held onto it.
State-run lenders held onto gains from earlier in the day on the government's capital infusion programme.
Xiaomi held onto the top spot — though just barely, with Samsung growing 47 percent year-over-year.
Under communism, the Soviet Union held onto most of its friends by force or threat of arms.
The pair appeared to take each step one-by-one, as the boy held onto her back.
"If I thought we were ahead, I'd have held onto the ball and let them foul me."
The midterms gave Democrats control of the House of Representatives while the Republicans held onto the Senate.
The Model 3 technically starts at $35,0003, which is how it has held onto that "affordable" moniker.
The index held onto small gains and added 0.04 percent, with gainers outnumbering losers 13 to 2482.
If Marvel held onto those rights, it may have never deviated away from movies featuring those heroes.
During the session, Reid held onto one track, "Absaroka," which she's releasing as a stand alone single.
It's a stock he's held onto, although the oil giant is down 2 percent since his purchase.
Most friendships come and go, but Jacy Topps-Chotas held onto her best friend for 20 years.
The party held onto Senate seats in states in the industrial Midwest that Trump won in 2016.
This time it worked as they held onto their tie for fifth place in the Eastern Conference.
The officer possibly held onto it in the mistaken belief that the case was closed, Neiman said.
On the Democratic side on Monday night, Clinton held onto the narrowest of leads over Vermont Sen.
If I thought we were ahead, I'd have held onto the ball and let them foul me.
Treasury yields have been coming down since mid-March, even as stocks have held onto most gains.
"If I held onto the side, I knew he could just drag me and leave," she said.
Sattaur's wife, whom he was traveling with, held onto his phone and bags while he was detained.
Hinchcliffe barely held onto the top seed with a four-lap average of 230.946 miles per hour.
There were Democratic Senate incumbents who held onto their seats Tuesday night: West Virginia voters sent Sen.
Japan's Nikkei 225 held onto slight gains to close up 0.04 percent, or 9.12 points, at 0.713,457.64.
The euro held onto most overnight gains to trade at $238 at 294:40 p.m. HK/SIN.
Propane tanks exploded around them while Armando held onto the edge of the pool, burning his hand.
Actress Demi Moore held onto her fascinator as she arrived for the ceremony in the windy weather.
Especially if you've held onto a mix of stocks and bonds instead of relying solely on stocks.
The pain will stop if you forget, but you'll lose other things, small things you've held onto.
The pictures and sculptures that the Newhouses held onto quickly filled up their Upper East Side townhouse.
While he and Bobby held onto shaking door, Hayes used his Apple watch to call his mother.
The dollar on Thursday held onto gains after getting a lift from developments out of Washington overnight.
So I just picked it up, put it in a bag, and I held onto the hair.
The woman fought back and held onto the purse, but the man made off with her cellphone.
But throughout it all, he held onto the two hundred-dollar bills that Trump had given him.
I think had Uber successfully listed and held onto a premium, WeWork would have had no problem.
In the kitchen, Hellman found a leather pouch full of small, worn stones and held onto it.
He's held onto his seat so long in part because he's known for bucking the Democratic Party.
"People here in the Deep South, they held onto some really bad traditions," Ms. Williams, 74, said.
When the doctors and nurses came to change my bandages, I held onto the bed rail, crying.
Anthony Levandowski held onto a trove of data on Alphabet's technology even after he left the company.
IT stocks held onto gains and closed 1.2% higher as the rupee weakened to its lowest since February.
By rattier, I mean I still have a black bikini top from Delia's (RIP) that I've held onto.
China's Xiaomi held onto second place, shipping some 12 million of its budget priced Mi Bands during 2015.
Many of the families of MH370 held onto the hope that everyone on that plane was still alive.
Not as in "this will be my first solo record," but I held onto them for whatever reason.
That even here, despite all the special effects and mediation, the environment had stubbornly held onto this mystery.
Kendrick Lamar's "Damn." held onto second place with another 84,000 units sold in its seventh week of release.
The ruling party, the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO), has held onto power for more than six decades.
He held onto this lesson even after emigrating to the US, and began making sculptures from recycled materials.
If this keeps up, the Sundquist staffer who held onto those ashes for years may finally get revenge.
Half of the 14 listed petrochemical shares advanced as Brent oil prices largely held onto Friday's big gains.
Hudson, 37, held onto her classic dynamic microphone as she belted out the lyrics to the 1943 classic.
So, I mean, I ended up doing it, I just held onto everybody's hands and was sweating profusely.
While I was eventually right, I was three years too early and we fortunately held onto our stock.
A widely circulated video showed the Democratic nominee stumbling into a black van as aides held onto her.
Had I held onto the condo after moving to Portland, I would have come out even further ahead.
But the Astros held onto their two most prized prospects, outfielder Kyle Tucker and right-hander Forrest Whitley.
Wall Street held onto modest gains on Wednesday, while the dollar recovered against a basket of major currencies.
The euro, meanwhile, held onto its overnight gains, but slipped below the $1.17 handle to trade at $1.1697.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has held onto power in Turkey by navigating crises at home and abroad.
Josie Gower held onto a door frame when a devastating river of mud rushed inside her Montecito home.
"One of the ways Republicans have held onto power is by engaging in voter suppression," he said Friday.
David Schweikert (R) held onto his seat in a tight race in the Sixth District as did Rep.
But the states that held onto their state-based marketplaces are now seeing the advantages of this decision.
He held onto the Myrtle Avenue site, however, until a zoning change prompted him to try something different.
But Green held onto it and stumbled to the floor as time expired, sending the game to overtime.
The other passenger caught hold of Cutland's leg and held onto her for around two minutes, he added.
Rhett and Akins posed affectionately together as the "Life Changes" singer held onto his wife's growing baby bump.
But he held onto the tape labeled "Niagara 81," and he listened to it repeatedly, contemplating its meaning.
She held onto the guardrails and made her way out of the building as the stairs were collapsing.
He seems to have held onto his Swiss-ness, and people are proud to be associated with that.
Several blue chip tech names held onto early gains, but traded off session highs following North Korea headlines.
The fact that Bishop held onto the seat for Republicans will surely be a relief for the party.
Samsung Electronics is no longer India's top smartphone seller — a title it had held onto for six years.
But in mere minutes, Elidibus debunks a belief you've held onto, and built your identity around, for years.
But he's held onto a loyal base of support, creeping close to 10 percent of likely caucus-goers.
I cheated once in undergrad, but always held onto hope for education, thinking I was just a bad seed.
The pair, who sported formal attire, were captured smiling at each other as Hanks held onto his wife's arm.
But, India's share markets held onto gains after the release of the survey, with the broader NSE share index .
Had he held onto the Bitcoin and shelled out regular cash, he'd be well over $100 million richer today.
Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore held onto his early lead Tuesday night with roughly half of Alabama's precincts reporting.
As it turns out, Bolt held onto his title, finishing the race in 9.81, enough to take the gold.
Had Kalanick held onto his shares, they'd be worth $1.2 billion more today than they were when he divested.
Both stars held onto Starbucks drinks and kept their sunglasses on as they made their way through the terminal.
Saudi Arabia held onto its spot as South Korea's top oil supplier for both March and the full quarter.
Several celebrities wore or held onto white roses to show solidarity in the movement against sexual harassment and assault.
Now that Republicans have held onto seats in Florida, North Carolina, Indiana, leaving Democrats few remaining seats to capture.
There were some things I wanted in there, and maybe held onto a lot longer than I should have.
Rackspace acquired it in 2012 and held onto it until 2017, when it spun out into a private company.
Children as young as 8 held onto adults, and people who couldn&apost swim clung to those who could.
A widely circulated video showed the Democratic presidential nominee stumbling into a black van as aides held onto her.
I held onto my headset and the box it was plugged into to make sure it was still operational.
But the couple held onto much of what they have built into a global and real estate-focused empire.
He has spread ownership among employees and held onto five out of eight original members of his management team.
He took over as the sole defensive coordinator the following year and has held onto the role ever since.
Weakness in the dollar index was also in part due to the firmer euro, which held onto overnight gains.
Smith held onto the ticket for weeks after learning she had won while she gathered financial and legal advice.
In one photo, the proud parent held onto Saint and her daughter Kensington Calhoun, 5, with a big smile.
The dollar, meanwhile, held onto broad gains against other currencies made overnight, with the dollar index last at 94.974.
The held onto most gains made after the announcement to trade at $0.6961 at 3:230 p.m. HK/SIN.
As she held onto her purse, her husband, who was inside the gas station, ran out to assist her.
Mahomes might not yet be as famous as Cobain, but hopefully that dude held onto the plate, at least.
Recognizing this will help you let go of items that aren't particularly special and need not be held onto.
Stadler has held onto his post mainly thanks to the backing of members of VW's controlling Porsche-Piech families.
Mr. Bergé had owned both this unit and No. 3804, Mr. Burger said, but held onto the smaller apartment.
His firm has held onto the GE shares purchased earlier this year, and is considering buying more, Schermerhorn said.
Howard, who was trailing in the polls at the time, won re-election and held onto power until 2007.
Broker: JCR Christie's International Real Estate The second most-viewed property also held onto its spot from last month.
Kumimanu and Waimanu were already flightless, but they still held onto some primitive traits not found in living penguins.
Had he held onto his shares, his fortune — estimated by Forbes at $43.5 billion — would have been even bigger.
He held onto it for decades, out of fear of what might happen if it were returned to Ethiopia.
He held onto it for decades, out of fear of what might happen if it were returned to Ethiopia.
"I held onto it for too long and Chris Long came in and made a good play," Goff said.
Okapi Partners held onto its spot as the busiest proxy solicitor, firms that gather shareholders' votes, with 24 campaigns.
They held onto the lead for much of the second quarter, but then Utah finally woke up on offense.
Microsoft regained the title of world's most valuable company from Apple last year and has generally held onto it.
That year, Republican Jim Nussle held onto a Republican seat in Iowa's second congressional district by just a point.
Republicans held onto large majorities in both chambers of the Legislature, and conservatives kept the most influential leadership positions.
"As David was putting his suitcase in the car, I reached out and held onto his suitcase," said Tang.
Many evacuees had held onto rafters of their flooded homes for hours, whipped by the wind and the rain.
So we had him cremated and held onto the urn until we figured out the proper thing to do.
Still, Amadeo held onto the project that had anchored most of his adult life, documenting Taushiro with the missionaries.
The characterization of last week's negotiations as being, I think the term was 'candid and constructive,' many investors held onto.
A meeting never happened, but I held onto the Castle Rock letter because it offered encouragement early in my career.
It is unclear whether such a measure would pass Congress, even if the GOP held onto control of both houses.
But since then, Bibi has held onto power, in part by moving Israeli politics farther and farther to the right.
The characterization of last weeks negotiations as being, I think the term was 'candid and constructive,' many investors held onto.
Though Peterson's held onto his seat since 1991, his district went for Trump back by 30 points back in 2016.
In one snapshot, Monroe, 24, held onto her beau's arm while he was all smiles and chatted on the phone.
For a moment, we held onto Sean Paul's juicy rag, knowing this would be a juncture in our collective histories.
There was still a small part of me that held onto the delusion that she'd somehow snap out of it.
Oil prices largely held onto last week's gains, supported by supply disruptions in Iraq and a drop in U.S. drilling.
You held onto your Xbox until the Xbox 2320 was available, or your Gamecube until the Wii dropped in stores.
Again, Charlotte waved to the crowds, while her older brother held onto dad's hand at the top of the steps.
Osborn held onto the bag and happily handed it over when Farrar&aposs friends asked if she&aposd seen it.
She won Nevada by more than 2 points, Democrats held onto the state's open Senate seat vacated by retiring Sen.
Rather than sell them when home prices recovered, investors held onto them, turning them into still lucrative single-family rentals.
In a chopping trading session, U.S. stocks held onto gains around Europe's close, as investors eyed oil and earnings reports.
We asked people from cities around Europe to show us the stuff they've held onto long after a relationship ended.
Lopez Obrador lost his second bid for president to Enrique Pena Nieto, who held onto the support of Mexico's elites.
MSCI's broad index of shares in Asia Pacific excluding Japan, meanwhile, held onto gains, last trading higher by 0.14 percent.
In reality, Acosta held onto the mic, said "pardon me, ma'am," asked a followup question, then gave up the mic.
The series also featured colored photos, which represent the positive words that mothers held onto during their time of grieving.
A man held onto his capsized sailboat for 12 hours overnight in Lake Erie, off the coast of Marblehead, Ohio.
And Mr. Assad himself would likely be both pleased and amazed if he held onto power longer than Mr. Erdogan.
Ponomareva won her first national championship in 1951 and held onto the title for seven of the next eight years.
The shank didn't do much good against Charlie, but Brightmoor held onto it as he struggled to get back up.
As Demjanjuk was deported a second time in 2009, his wife, Vera, held onto her granddaughter Olivia Nishnic for support.
The family held onto some of the land, allowing a portion of it to be leased as a hunt club.
As the sporting world begins the fourth chapter of its first tetralogy, the teams have held onto their core casts.
Right now, the company has held onto a B1 credit rating from Moody's, a relatively high-tier noninvestment-grade level.
In currency markets, the safe-haven yen gained sharply while the dollar held onto hefty overnight gains against other currencies.
As you can see, Louis held onto that pacifier for dear life, so legally, I think that makes him Baby.
Russia has held onto Crimea, which it annexed in 2014, and has been negotiating peace in the rest of Ukraine.
As part of his divorce settlement with ex-wife Mackenzie Bezos, he held onto 75% of the couple's Amazon stock.
He held onto the role of president and CEO until 2005 when Debra L. Lee took over as chief executive.
Laliberté held onto a 10% stake in Cirque, but sold that too last month, The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported.
It held onto the No. 1 spot on Amazon's best selling books list for almost the entire month of January.
But as pickup-truck sales have boomed, the Titan doubled deliveries in 2017 and held onto those gains in 2018.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has held onto power for almost six years, ever since the death of his mentor, Hugo Chavez.
The country has held onto its ancient traditions while embracing progress, making it a uniquely exotic and exciting place to live.
I'm not saying all three examples held onto their apologies until it most benefitted them, but I'm not not saying that.
The yen held onto its gains versus the dollar after the Bank of Japan kept its ultra-loose monetary policy unchanged.
She also wanted Maddie's obituary to offer the same hope that she and her family had held onto until Maddie died.
"There were four officers who went with me and held onto me -- they thought I was going to drop," he said.
A lot of people would have held onto that idol, knowing it wasn't their name being written down at tribal council.
Even with the city transforming around them, the Zalatimos and their next of kin held onto their spot in the market.
The snap showed The Weeknd with his arm wrapped around Gomez's neck, as she smiled subtly and held onto his arm.
For some three decades, Walmart has held onto the massive market of low-income U.S. consumers, defending this territory from newcomers.
She had gotten to the point where she could stand and walk around a bit if she held onto a wall.
Lisa Forbes held onto the seat for the Labour Party, beating the Brexit Party party's candidate, Mike Greene, into second place.
Whether or not Brigid originated in nature-based faiths, she held onto some supernatural powers after becoming a figure in Christianity.
Mars has held onto the remnants of those early processes, in a way that Earth, with its regular geological makeovers, hasn't.
Instead, the ADCA has held onto these antiquities, in some cases for decades, and is now triumphantly putting them on display.
Meghan held onto Harry's arm as she attended a Royal Air Force event alongside Harry, William and Kate on July 10.
RELATED: Poll: Clinton, Sanders in a dead heat for Nevada However, Clinton has held onto a strong lead in South Carolina.
Yet the GOP held onto roughly the same share of Latinos — more than one-quarter — who voted for Trump in 2016.
In currencies, the dollar held onto most of its overnight gains ahead of the end of the Federal Reserve's May meeting.
McCord and Hastings concluded that the reason was that they had held onto the self-motivated employees who assumed responsibility naturally.
Oil held onto gains, with U.S. prices rising on evidence that gasoline demand could strengthen in the world's biggest oil market.
Dell axed the rest of its Android devices a while ago, but held onto the well-received (and made) Venue series.
A fund could have held onto its winners from last year and sold them this year, generating a larger capital gain.
The commission deemed Palhares to have deliberately held onto his kimura submission for too long against Jake Shields at WSOF 22.
The dollar held onto recent gains after U.S. and Chinese officials ended two days of trade talks without any major breakthroughs.
The Giants also held onto all but two of their draft picks from 216, cutting only their two seventh-round picks.
The places that have held onto control of the health care law seem to have a much better shot at success.
The Nuggets barely held onto the No. 2 seed, nearly losing it to Houston on the final day of the season.
Of course the correct response was just your standard MACHETE, but I held onto my mistake well into solving this puzzle.
It has held onto a big chunk of the business software market amid a shift from onsite servers to the cloud.
Adama Kone and Abdourahmane Cisse - finance and budget ministers respectively - held onto their jobs, as did Agriculture Minister Mamadou Sangafowa Coulibaly.
He has held onto power ever since, relying on repression of political opponents and revenues from the country's offshore oil reserves.
And I've held onto that, but I've forgotten about the pleasures of the process — how to invite them, insist upon them.
Finally, she lands a devastating blow by revealing a ballerina's locket Philip had held onto, an unspoken symbol of his infidelity.
I dug my sister out of our room, held onto her and cried until our parents came and gathered us up.
The greenback, however, held onto gains made against the yen to fetch 112.53, after beginning the week at the 112.3 handle.
Energy stocks held onto gains even after crude oil prices reversed course shortly after the market opened as traders booked profits.
The Republicans won more than the presidency last night — the party also held onto its majorities in the House and Senate.
The developer held onto the game, however, and by releasing the full cart, Analogue is effectively righting a 25-year-old wrong.
The money market ended with no deals on Friday as lenders held onto naira to be able to participate at the auction.
She held onto the role, overseeing Johnson and Mary Jackson, until NACA made the transition to NASA and segregated facilities were abolished.
Data from Counterpoint reveals that Xiaomi overtook Samsung's Indian market share in late 2017, and has held onto the lead throughout 2018.
"2 yrs w my favorite human," Hadid captioned a Boomerang video of the duo kissing as she held onto a fruity drink.
In East Europe, the Czech crown and the Polish zloty weakened against the euro, while the Hungarian forint held onto slight gains.
The wins in themselves often come in unexpected ways, in the form of one-run victories, comebacks, and leads narrowly held onto.
The Socialists were pushed into a distant and ignominious fifth place, while the Republicans held onto third by a whisker from Melenchon.
Then, Harvard researchers cranked up the leaf blower to observe just how 47 of the Caribbean critters held onto a wooden rod.
Throughout the tour, Nikki held onto her niece, lovingly lifting her in the air and giving her kisses as Cena stood by.
He was the rare actor who held onto a true passion for the world he created long after the cameras stopped rolling.
He worked the Southern style, in which the heel held onto the belt for long stretches, eking out victories by narrow margins.
I held onto that trust in my newfound relationship as the single most important value, and protected it with everything I had.
The only reason that we've held onto an economy based on a single industry is that's all that's been offered to us.
It was initially developed by the company's Advanced Technology and Projects group, which Google held onto after selling Motorola Mobility to Lenovo.
Tom O'Halleran (D-Ariz.) held onto his seat in November after notching a decisive 7.6-point victory over Republican challenger Wendy Rogers.
Former Texas congressman Beto O'Rourke, meanwhile, held onto to sixth place with 28500 percent support, which is unchanged from two weeks ago.
And have they held onto that passion throughout their life, regardless of whether they were in office or not, succeeding or failing?
Acknowledge that you might have moments when you wish you had held onto something, but you will ultimately be okay without it.
It held onto that ranking for the days that followed, until finally jumping into the number one position today, Friday, March 25th.
My mom held onto the glass vase for years, a memento of that time and how kind our fellow citizens could be.
He held onto a branch in the water, repeatedly asking his colleague if they would make it out alive, the publication said.
McDavid avoided a pokecheck from Hellebuyck and held onto the puck until the goalie went down before lifting it into the net.
Chinese stocks held onto Tuesday's partial recovery at the open and finished the trading day in positive territory, following Monday's sell-off.
It "wouldn't happen unless the (Republicans) captured the House and held onto the Senate, which at this point seems unlikely," Zandi says.
Lindholm skated out in front, held onto the puck while Ullmark went down and put a shot just inside the left post.
Pelosi has held onto the papers in hopes of pressuring the Republican-controlled Senate into agreeing to hear testimony during the trial.
And then, on Baltimore's first play after going down 20 points, Lamar Jackson held onto the ball for too long and fumbled.
Further, more than half, or 57%, also said they have held onto at least one of them for more than a year.
Japan's rose 0.173 percent, or 230.85 points, to close at 19,776.62 as the dollar held onto most overnight gains against the yen.
The company, which sold the titles years ago but held onto the photo archive, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy protection in April.
"We got up and ran towards the car, my friend pulled open the door and we both held onto the attacker."—ROBBIE!
When Ms. Poyau quickly, expertly administered the Narcan — and held onto her daughter — the police and the doctors all burst into applause.
Fox 85033 Denver reported that Crystal Tadlock held onto an apple she received from Delta Airlines during a trip back from Paris.
And in Mississippi, Republicans had held onto the governor's office, beating back a veteran Democrat's bid for another potential election-night stunner.
Superintendent James Charles Kingett of the Up Parcels Department at Paddington station received the letter and held onto it, the museum said.
She saw how the huts were pulled into the sea, one by one, as she and her siblings held onto bamboo poles.
"I held onto Paul as a talisman, a guiding queer light in dark and serious times," she writes in her playwright's note.
Sensing the power, McLean, the taller of the two men, held onto Shaw's head, pulling him down into uppercuts and right hands.
A White House intern tried to step in and take the mic from Acosta, but when he held onto it, she backed away.
Hemsworth also shared photos of their vacation, including one of him and Pataky posing by the beach as he held onto a surfboard.
Like a scene out of Ocean's Eleven, James, 31, held onto the two bags of money as he headed towards the Whorton's doorstep.
AT&T went down precipitously, and though Sun Microsystems went up during the relevant time period, my parents held onto it too long.
London's FTSE 173 held onto its gains, closing up 0.4 percent, bolstered by Standard Chartered, while its European counterparts ended in negative territory.
But those bombardments have caused little political grief for McConnell, who has easily held onto both his Senate seat and his leadership position.
After she offered it some hose, the koala immediately "grabbed [it], held onto it and drank from the end," Harvey said on Facebook.
Many punters who have held onto Tesla shares through the dark days made clear on Twitter that they did not want to sell.
The FTSE held onto gains closing up 26.7 percent, while the French CAC 23.5 and Germany's DAX tumbled, both ending 6003 percent down.
"People always ask why I held onto this idea so long — and I'm sure Disney is tired of me by now," Hand says.
Eaton hit the wall running at top speed, and fell to the warning track on his back, but held onto to the ball.
Tycoons who had once fobbed off bankers are now getting turfed out of companies they had held onto for decades despite repeated defaults.
The 55-year-old has held onto his post mainly thanks to the backing from members of Volkswagen's (VW) controlling Porsche-Piech families.
The men's team has won the past two Olympics in a row, while the women's team have held onto the gold since 1992.
The longer a borrower has held onto an account in good standing, LendingTree explains, the more positive the impact on their credit score.
Optimists have held onto the hope that even if the Fed moves more aggressively, it will be doing so for the right reasons.
Charlotte posed for the sweet photos on the steps outside her Kensington Palace home and another standing as she held onto a railing.
Belichick watched in horror as his franchise quarterback climbed out onto the ledge, while his caddy held onto him to retrieve the ball.
Carmen held onto her husband, and they made their way from one side of the pool to the other to escape the heat.
Against the safe-haven yen, the dollar held onto overnight gains to trade at 105.49, after slipping below the 105 handle last week.
Brown's victory was a silver lining for Democrats given that Republicans held onto the governor's mansion and didn't flip several targeted House races.
So it makes sense that some people have held onto their bottles, and are now offloading the stock as a shitty novelty gift.
He even held onto his roles as Senate appropriations chair and as president pro tempore of the Senate for most of this period.
In special elections, Democrats won two state legislative seats that had long been held by Republicans, though Republicans held onto a third district.
Republicans held onto the majority in the U.S. Senate following congressional elections last November in which they lost their majority in the House.
And the tournament held onto a top seed just hours after another — the Blue Devils' archrival, North Carolina — had been upset by Auburn.
Sanders gained 3 points since a previous survey released last week, while Biden has held onto his double-digit lead in the poll.
He held onto the steering wheel and refused to step out, and was handcuffed after a brief struggle, the probable cause affidavit says.
But the Trump Organization held onto the projects in Indonesia, saying the contracts with Mr. Hary were signed in 2015 and were binding.
Oil-related stocks were mostly higher at the end of the session as oil prices held onto gains made in the last session.
Fans of the old Flea, previously located on White Street, will be happy to learn that it has held onto its signature intimacy.
If you had invested $1,2000 in Amazon in July 22002 — and had held onto your shares — that money would be worth $254,218.9 today.
Since then, the top 1% has gotten richer, the top 5.73% has held onto its share of wealth, and everyone else got poorer.
So while the original medication could be copied by generics, the company still held onto exclusivity for the newest version of the drug.
Despite constant news of destruction, I held onto the idea that the city would soon dry and I would be able to return.
It knocks off the Chainsmokers and Halsey's "Closer," the widely-reviled EDM hit that's held onto the spot for the past several weeks.
It's unclear if Rose's request is based on direct knowledge she held onto condoms that now would be well over 2 years old.
But for those who held onto a job, a sharp drop in the inflation rate gave them a little-noticed boost in buying power.
"I think they had several kids, which people did in those days, they adored their kids, and they held onto their romance," shares Travolta.
The U.S. currency largely held onto its gains against the euro as persistent worries about the euro zone economy weigh on the single currency.
On the Digital Songs Chart, Justin Timberlake's upbeat "Can't Stop The Feeling!" held onto the top spot, keeping Drake's "One Dance" at No. 2.
After President Donald Trump won in 2016 and the GOP held onto the House, Ryan challenged Pelosi for the title of House minority leader.
Walking around the city without my iPhone 8, though, the watch stubbornly held onto my AT&T LTE, usually maintaining at least two bars.
The rapper told waiting reporters that he was guilty of "DWB-AR, driving while black and rich" as he held onto stacks of cash.
After becoming the world heavyweight champion in 2005, he held onto the title for 282 days — the longest reign in history, according to SI.
His mother fell overboard and Fernéndez jumped in after her, paddling back to the boat with one arm as she held onto his back.
Still, that's not any solace for the first-timers who didn't know any better and held onto the stock hoping for a good sale.
Grubauer gambled by leaving his net and attempting a poke check, but Laughton held onto the puck and tucked it into an open net.
I let the feelings play out, and I allow myself to imagine the worse thing that could happen if I held onto those feelings.
I've held onto a few of my favorite shots for tomorrow's full live review, but for now, embrace the darkness, and heed the call.
Nahdi's great aunt—his grandmother's sister who stayed behind—had died years earlier, but left behind a bike that the man had held onto.
Claudia Galan, an attorney representing Galicia, said border patrol officers held onto the teen's identity documents after his release and she's not sure why.
We genuinely don't know why she took the data, or why she held onto it for months without reporting the issue to Capital One.
Has he held onto it, has he sold it for personal gain, or was it withheld by the company to pay for his taxes?
Breaking with presidential precedent, Trump held onto ownership of his businesses when he took office, meaning he makes money when his properties do well.
The six-episode season that aired on HBO this fall featured longer self-contained stories, but it held onto the show's dreamy, organic essence.
But while the yen held onto a 1.6 percent gain by 0458 ET, the franc was unchanged on the day at 0.9780 per dollar.
Energy plays closed higher in the session as oil prices held onto Friday's gains: Santos jumped 3.68 percent and Woodside closed up 1.34 percent.
Microgravity makes it very hard to hold onto each other; you'd keep floating away unless you held onto each other or somehow anchored yourself.
But stocks held onto their gains, even before reports that the missile had landed in the waters off the coast of Japan came out.
But the euro held onto some minimal gains through the European morning, gaining 0.1 percent to $1.0616 and 0.3 percent to 120.06 yen respectively.
But two locations held onto the menu item until 2017, when corporate finally called for the official end to the chain's attempt at pizza.
The holiday comes just weeks after the midterm elections, in which Democrats took back control of the House and Republicans held onto the Senate.
But Google, which created Alphabet as its parent company in 2015, took a commanding lead that year and held onto it until this month.
And that was really the decision to be made, which Jim held onto for a while but I immediately knew we couldn't do it.
But, Casper's foam held onto more heat than my previous mattress topper, though I wouldn't go so far as to say it sleeps hot.
The Aussie held onto gains after the Reserve Bank of Australia left its benchmark interest rate at a record low of 1.00%, as expected.
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Taylor Swift held onto her throne atop the weekly U.S. Billboard 200 album chart for a third consecutive week on Monday.
Mr. Orban has held onto power in large part by focusing on a single issue: the migration crisis that reached its peak in 2015.
"Aunts, grandmas and moms who held onto the recipes and ways of cooking traditional, pure Khmer food all died during the war," she said.
Moreover, Mr. Trump was spared the worst outcome as Republicans held onto the Senate, ensuring his ability to continue confirming judges and other appointees.
She had held onto them, she said, because they were her only link to a family that she believed she might never see again.
It generated $8.8 million in handle, or money wagered, and held onto $242,000 in gross-gaming revenue, or about 2.8%, after paying out winners.
People have held onto their own identities but found a way to make it work, so it fits into a picture of its own.
Flight attendants on the trip back held onto his cellphone and travel documents and refused to give them to him until he reached Paris.
"We're in for it now," he said of the president-elect in the Scottish accent he has held onto from growing up in Glasgow.
While he has held onto special treasures like his Air Jordan 1s, 3s and 4s, he did have to jettison all the shoe boxes.
He also went on a health kick and realized he changed his diet and exercise habits, but still held onto his electronic nicotine stick.
"Barbara- though some days we held onto our positions on hot topics with passion-we never let go of one another's hand," she wrote.
Jeff Bezos reportedly invested $250,000 in Google back in 1998; if he held onto those shares, they'd be worth more than $3 billion today.
Some fumed, saying they held onto Catholic teachings, but saw their faith in the men leading the church disintegrating amid a cascade of allegations.
He said overvalued stocks may not be why executives are selling, but because they have held onto "toxic" stock that have been "very under-owned."
There was safety in that, and he gave me hope from the beginning, and I held onto it a lot longer than I should have.
Even as Viafore held onto the boat for 5 to 10 minutes, Graswald only called 911 20 minutes after the kayak overturned, according to prosecutors.
TikTok, notably, has held onto its No. 21 position, having grown its new users 7.43 percent year-over-year, by adding 27.4 million in Q218.8.
Rounding out the top three are MIT and Harvard, which have held onto their respective 2nd and 3rd place rankings for the past three years.
In a picture of the sisters hugging from 1932, Margaret snuggled in close next to her older sibling, who held onto the little one's arms.
Baidu has nonetheless held onto its commanding position in a market where Google is absent and smaller players like Bing and Sogou remain the underdogs.
Much of the money held onto by the parties, however, is earmarked for specific tasks and cannot be used legally on the presidential campaign specifically.
Jon held onto the wing until it was too late, and by the time he let go, he didn't have time to pull his chute.
You've held onto your stock options even when you could sell a portion, because you believe in the company's mission — or at least the hype.
Republicans apparently lost the House but held onto the Senate in midterm races, promising President Donald Trump's economic programs are likely to remain in tact.
Despite his situation, he remains upbeat, and has held onto his sense of humor that he displays with the occasional witty post on social media.
It sounds like a lot, there's definitely two drawers of Paige, and then the other drawer is like of all vintage styles I've held onto.
It was easy for me to grasp that I was a drug addict, but I held onto the idea that I could drink "normally" someday.
On the Digital Songs chart, which measures online single sales, singer Camilla Cabello's sultry "Havana" held onto the top spot with another 85,000 copies sold.
Just as George and Charlotte held onto their dad's hands, Charles held William's hand as they walked up the famous steps of the Lindo Wing.
Democrats won local races coast-to-coast, held onto the governor's mansion in Virginia after a tough battle and nearly flipped Virginia's House of Delegates.
The euro held onto overnight gains as investors digested the developments in Catalonia and strong export data out of Germany for the month of August.
Over the past year, Macy's has closed dozens of its department stores, though it has held onto its flagship one on 34th Street in Manhattan.
Until now, producer Mark Saunders held onto it until Bowie's death, whereupon he shared it with Zach Staggers' father, and then in turn the internet.
Smith is a Vietnam veteran who gave Obama a military patch that he'd held onto for 40 years, which Obama then kept throughout the campaign.
Mr. Maduro has held onto power and the support of his military leaders, despite the hopes and expectations of opposition leaders and the Trump administration.
Mr. Connellan's hands were cut as he held onto the tree and his face battered, and Mr. Butterfield broke a toe and cut his knee.
Kyle Walker held onto the ball too long at midfield, allowing Carlos Bacca to take it off him and initiate a three-on-two counterattack.
The older son in the Long Island family, a teenager named David, was the recorder's owner — he held onto it until his death in 2007.
In reality, in 203 with Trump as the nominee, the Republicans held onto control of both the Senate (losing only two seats) and the House.
Oil prices held onto overnight gains after data on Wednesday showed U.S. crude inventories rose more than expected, while gasoline inventories dropped more than forecast.
His former chief of staff, Mark Critz, held onto to it (barely), but the state's delegation went from majority Democrat to majority Republican 12-7.
This time, Vettel, a four-time world champion, took the lead and held onto it when Hamilton made a pit stop for new tires early.
Legalizing alcohol was popular — 74 percent of the nation voted to repeal Prohibition — yet some Americans held onto the dream of a totally dry country.
Ever since, she has held onto a jazz instrumentalist's code while making songs that cut a gently experimental path between various forms of popular music.
And despite close presidential and statewide races, Republicans have held onto a solid 17-10 or 16-11 advantage in Florida's congressional delegation for years now.
After she refused, the suspect opened fire, King added, noting that Owens' 8-year-old son got help and held onto her until an ambulance arrived.
Wu notes that while Microsoft's rise and fall was relatively quick, AT&T held onto its telephony monopoly for decades, and Facebook could persist as well.
The now-retired officer who had the knife "held onto it until just recently," and authorities "discovered he had it" within the last month, Neiman said.
The happy couple will also share their first dance to "Forever" by The Beach Boys, a song they've held onto since they were 19 years old.
He also raised his voice to blast Democrats, saying they held onto Ford's sexual assault allegation until the committee was about to vote on his confirmation.
Until the moment my sister drew her last breath my family held onto the hope that she would not just survive her disease, she would thrive.
The value of the few confirmed successful thefts alone could be more than $120 million (as of Friday) if North Korea held onto the stolen assets.
It's a rung that I fiercely held onto my entire childhood, so I know firsthand the effects of poverty and a neglectful system on American families.
Other Gossip • Jamie's loss of the wooden snake he's held onto for years seems an obvious allusion to how he has lost important aspects of himself.
"The dollar has been waking up to some renewed strength and that's largely been held onto today," said Jonathan Butler, commodities analyst at Mitsubishi in London.
He noted that Republicans held onto the Senate majority in 2016, despite predictions that Democrats would win back control, because of Trump's ability to motivate voters.
During my first few months, I held onto the past lessons that taught me I needed to formulate an acceptable version of myself for my colleagues.
Over the years his music has held onto these odd influences, favoring curious textures that float between ambient passages, loungey jazz, balearic guitars, and acidic grit.
Ohlin says there were calls for such thinking as Liberia's Charles Taylor, convicted in 2012 to 50 years in prison for war crimes, held onto power.
This crushing, go-ahead score came with just 17 seconds left on the clock, and The Muffin Men held onto the lead to secure the championship.
However, Russia's rouble held onto gains made in the previous week on the back of higher oil prices and support from domestic month-end tax payments.
The game featured the two teams most mentioned in the Anthony Davis sweepstakes, which ended Thursday with no winner as New Orleans held onto their star.
For my mother-in-law and others who still subconsciously held onto heteronormative notions of coupledom, legally recognized marriage was the coup that shifted their thinking.
The center-right Christian Social Union held onto power, though its grip slipped, while the center-left Social Democrats were nearly wiped out in Bavaria's cities.
As it turned out, that wave was more of a choppy surf; Dems took back the House, while Republicans held onto their majority in the Senate.
The Amazon founder held onto the top spot in the final day of the 103 Bloomberg Billionaire Index with an estimated net worth of $115 billion.
The reporter said the agent held onto his passport as he asked about his work, only giving it back after he agreed his work was propaganda.
Mr. Sanders held onto his supporters even after his October heart attack, and has now claimed second place in our national polling average, behind Joe Biden.
Doug Jones (Ala.), the most vulnerable Senate Democrat up for reelection this year, said Wednesday that Pelosi has held onto the articles of impeachment long enough.
But, India's share markets held onto gains after the release of the survey, with the broader NSE share index up 0.7 percent from the previous close.
Declines in consumer stocks and power companies weighed on the benchmark, although banks, steelmakers and semiconductor industry plays held onto gains, with Advantest rising 3.36 percent.
Amid the negative sentiment in Asia, the dollar index, which tracks the greenback against six other currencies, held onto overnight gains to last trade at 21.73.
Relatives of missing tour guide Tipene Maangi held onto hopes that the 21995-year-old man had survived, unsure whether he was among those in hospital.
Relatives of missing tour guide Tipene Maangi held onto hopes that the 21995-year-old man had survived, unsure whether he was among those in hospital.
But Trump dominated in his district in 2016, and Peterson has held onto his seat in part because he's bucked the Democratic Party in the past.
Jill Vogel (R) in Virginia's lieutenant gubernatorial race on Tuesday, while Democratic state Attorney General Mark Herring held onto his office, according to The Washington Post.
Meanwhile, energy-related stocks and oil producers in the region rose as oil prices held onto gains after settling 2.2 percent higher in the last session.
He held onto his 4 percent stake in the company, though, which contributes a considerable amount to his wealth and makes him the company's largest individual shareholder.
If you do the math, if the twins held onto all of those 120,000 bitcoins, they're down more than $350 million in just a matter of days.
Following the announcement in Brussels, stocks listed on Italian markets held onto their morning gains while yields on 10-year Italian debt dipped to near session lows.
The trading price of ether dropped 219 percent in a second, but then rose back up, with traders who held onto their holdings coming out just fine.
Before production began, Alie happened to find an iMac G3 on the street, and held onto it until she realized the show had to go with PCs.
And then, the nurse apparently held onto Headey's nipples as she chanted "Shame" in reference to Cersei's naked walk of shame through King's Landing in season 5.
"This doesn't bring me shame, just a weight and burden I have held onto for a long time that I would like lifted off me," he continued.
This man has a slice of a 36-year-old fruitcake, but he's held onto it for an interesting reason — it was from Princess Diana's wedding cake.
And so he held onto the picks, and kept open the possibility of signing a max player to go with the potential stars those picks could bring.
Smith held onto the patch for 40 years before giving it to Obama, who then carried it in his pocket for the rest of the 2008 campaign.
Anyway, my dad befriended him, and I guess he just passed my dad that card, and he held onto it because it was a cool little token.
" He says, "This doesn't bring me shame, just a weight and burden I have held onto for a long time that I would like lifted off me.
Mauritius held onto its top spot, followed by Botswana, Cape Verde, the Seychelles and Namibia while South Africa - the continent's most industrialised country - was in sixth place.
On the Digital Songs chart, with measures online song sales, hip hop duo Rae Sremmurd's "Black Beatles" held onto the top spot with another 70,000 copies sold.
They drove her to secluded location and Valenzuela sexually assaulted her in the back seat while Nichols held onto her dog and kept watch, the lawsuit alleges.
But they say something about what I've held onto: a forgiving, weight-fluctuation-friendly selection of pairs in larger sizes, once better-looking on a larger me.
Troy Balderson (R) ahead of the special election Tuesday night, declared victory after Balderson held onto a razor-thin lead in Ohio's longtime GOP-held 12th District.
Mr. Bellnier's and Ms. LeConey's boss, Anthony Annucci, the acting commissioner, who has run the department since 2013, has also held onto his job since the escape.
Major miners gave up early gains to close lower while gold stocks held onto significant gains: Alacer Gold closed up 3.14 percent and Kingsgate advanced 3.7 percent.
Across the Korean Strait, the Kospi gained 1 percent to close at 2,458.16 as big name tech plays held onto significant gains made in the previous session.
If the government had held onto the digital coins, their total worth would be more than $600 million at Tuesday's price of around $4,300, according to CoinDesk.
They lost the House of Representatives, but they made gains in the Senate and held onto governor's mansions in Florida and Ohio, two key 71 swing states.
Last year, two defiant minutes on the stage of the Democratic National Convention turned Khizr Khan into an unwitting celebrity, but he has held onto his humility.
The revelation on Friday raised questions over why the retired officer had held onto the knife, and whether charges could be filed against him for withholding evidence.
To crush the glass, I held onto the handle and pushed it down to break the glass, but something went wrong and the lid popped open again.
But still, I think he always held onto a certain sense of resentment for what came next—the trail of deadly step-fathers and live-in boyfriends.
They switched back and forth briefly before Bezos retook the top spot, which he has mostly held onto ever since, although Gates currently has the high spot.
The New Zealand dollar held onto gains, trading at 0.6419 against the U.S. dollar, not far from the four-week high of 0.6444 it reached on Friday.
Carrying his son on his shoulders, Lowe held onto his neighbors as the group made their way to a nearby house, which was located five minutes away.
A video shows security guards gathered around the MP as she held onto her baby, and Deputy Speaker Christoper Omulele repeatedly ordered her out of the chamber.
While traveling in France one year, I held onto my friend's arm as a man followed us for maybe half a mile, yelling I know not what.
In his February 4 speech before Congress, President Donald Trump held onto his record for the longest average speaking time delivering a State of the Union address.
The dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of currencies, held onto most overnight gains to stand at 206 at 21.1882:20.8 p.m. HK/SIN.
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Amazon held onto a massive 26% share of the Black Friday market in 2018, and will once again be offering most of the best deals in 2019.
"You saved everything, which is really wonderful," Planes told the man about the treasure trove of documentation for the watch that he's held onto since the 1970s.
Mauritius held onto its top spot, followed by Botswana, Cape Verde, the Seychelles and Namibia while South Africa - the continent's most industrialized country - was in sixth place.
The time has come for Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump to use it and return to the lives they should have held onto in the first place.
A peaceful neighborhood that zealously guards its two-acre zoning, Greenfield Hill has held onto decades-old traditions, with a few big activities sprinkled through the calendar.
As her interest in working behind the camera continued to grow, DuVernay started taking private directing classes and held onto her day job as a safety net.
Because Hachimoji DNA held onto this shape, it could act like regular DNA: it could store information, and that information could be read to make a molecule.
Though the Nets held onto a slim lead for much of the second half, Philadelphia kept pushing before pulling ahead down the stretch and securing the win.
In 1976, the space agency unknowingly sold those tapes of original footage from the Apollo 11 lunar mission to a lucky intern who held onto them for decades.
That's the reason I've held onto it—I still do it now, but because the gown is in such bad shape, it doesn't feel as good any longer.
Connelly, 47, also looked at ease on the bike, grinning as she held onto Cruise, who is reprising his iconic role as Pete "Maverick" Mitchell in the sequel.
I've held onto a Facebook account for more than a decade, but for the better part of the last few years, I've successfully refrained from using it much.
On the Digital Songs chart, which measures weekly online single sales, The Chainsmokers and Halsey's summer hit "Closer" held onto the top spot with another 123,000 copies sold.
I ended up propping myself up between the sink and the blow dryer and held onto both with my fingertips while I kept my elbows on the wall.
The musician, who is traveling the country on her first ever concert tour, also revealed the memorable advice she's held onto that her mother, 53, gave to her.
Reynolds held onto a photo from his 35th birthday party – around the time they first started dating – that documented the couple's tradition of capturing candid cuddly moments together.
Jin and her friend leaned in for a kiss while two animal wranglers held onto the python, when it suddenly struck and bit the woman on the nose.
This doesn't bring me shame, just a weight and burden I have held onto for a long time that I would like to be lifted off of me.
In fact, they all served important roles: Brian and John carried Meghan's veil (who could forget this excited face?) while Ivy held onto Meghan's bouquet during the ceremony.
As they arrived at Udaipur Maharana Pratap airport, both Jonas and Chopra waved to the crowd as the actress, 36, held onto the 26-year-old singer's arm.
While Jane Lynch's 2011 Emmys saw a drop in ratings, she held onto the coveted 18 to 49 demographic, besting Jimmy Fallon's 2010 ratings in the same demo.
Investors were encouraged by more signs that China's economy is stabilizing, with a Reuters poll showing manufacturing sector activity likely held onto a modest expansionary trend this month.
The U.K.'s FTSE 100 held onto minor gains by the close, settling 0.22 percent higher, while France's CAC and Germany's DAX slipped 216 and 28.2 percent respectively.
Though she herself died in 1946 (the Queen, the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret all attended her funeral) her family has held onto them ever since — until now.
Maybe he knew he was capable of far worse things and much bigger controversies and he's always held onto the alien thing for when he'll really need it.
AWS beat Microsoft and Google to the market for cloud infrastructure, which companies use to outsource their computing and data storage needs, and has held onto its lead.
President George W. Bush nominated Rosenstein in May 2005 to be U.S. attorney for Maryland, a position he held onto for 12 years, through the entire Obama administration.
When he flew the shuttle Discovery in December 2006, Shipman was one of his guests at the Florida launch, where his mother grabbed and held onto Shipman's hand.
The good news is that this canteen sacrifices nothing in its appeal to aesthetic beauty, all in a package that begs to be held onto and passed down.
Sanders, who has held onto his second-place standing in most opinion polls competing neck and neck with Warren, delivered a full-throated defense of his progressive policies.
They also held onto the two Republican seats that were thought to be at least vaguely competitive (Mississippi and Tennessee) in states that were about as red. 4.
Still on the commodities front, gold prices held onto overnight gains after rising to a more than three-week high in the previous session amid a softer dollar.
But Shepard held onto this one, a 217-yard touchdown reception on a shallow crossing route that ultimately represented the difference Monday night in a 284-29 win.
Goran Dragic scored 30 to lead the Heat (38-39), who narrowly held onto the eighth and final playoff spot in the East as Orlando lost to Toronto.
He might not have picked up all the big wins or held onto an undefeated record but Randleman was an integral part of the history of this sport.
KAMPALA, Jan 11 (Reuters) - The Ugandan shilling strengthened on Friday as most buyers held onto their shillings ahead of local currency-denominated mid-month tax payments, traders said.
The back of Springer's head then hit the wall on his way down, but he held onto the ball for the out before lying down on the dirt.
Instead, those options were paid out last year in stock, which Ms. Chao held onto until this month, meaning she continued to have a stake in the industry.
Another Republican, Ron DeSantis, held onto a more substantial lead over Andrew Gillum in the race for governor, though votes were still being counted in that contest, too.
We wanted to make a stop at Krispy Kreme before our appointment, so I grabbed the front wheels of the carriage as my mother held onto the back.
But the reality is that people who have held onto their government jobs for many years have not languished in the same role at the same pay grade.
Republicans dismissed the Democratic gains in the statehouses, noting how modest they were and that Republicans held onto legislative majorities in crucial states like Florida, Michigan and Wisconsin.
Had Gates held onto the assets he's given to the foundation, he'd be worth an estimated $150 billion today, according to Bloomberg, which would give him the record.
The handheld console contained not only her Honedge, but her entire Pokémon Bank, which housed 23 Pokémon she'd held onto since 2004's Pokémon Ruby and Pokémon Sapphire.
The New York-based fee-only insurance consultant has held onto an insurance policy that his parents first purchased for him when he was just 12 years old.
He said he was set to give them part of the collection, but was put off by their attempt to seize the items and held onto them instead.
Given all their activity at the deadline, it was surprising that the 76ers held onto Jahlil Okafor, a center and the third overall pick of the 20133 draft.
Musk held onto his role as CEO by settling with the SEC, though he was forced to relinquish his role as chairman and pay a $33 million fine.
He held onto it for too long [and] he defended it for too long, and it was deeply damaging and painful to people of color in New York.
He had held onto his post in the administration until late last month, when he resigned one day after the White House made the complaint -- which named him -- public.
Dozens of farmers claim the company overcharged for shipping costs of produce, illegitimately held onto additional profits, and underpaid farmers for many types of products including melons and asparagus.
But banks across the Gulf have mostly held onto their existing stock of Qatari bonds and loans, hoping to avoid mass selling that could force them to book losses.
Had they believed Tinder would outperform, Match argues, they would have held onto their stock and reaped the benefits (Match shares are up more than 60% year to date).
She also endorsed Cooper, who held onto his seat in the House of Representatives, and she encouraged her fans, many of whom are Gen Z, to register to vote.
All eight players who saw the court for the Heat shot better than 50 percent from the field as the team held onto fourth place in the Eastern Conference.
Click here to view original GIFInstagram has long held onto its camera icon, which adheres to the skeuomorphism that was so popular in Android and iOS design years ago.
Which is not to say Fisher didn't enjoy her iconic status; she held onto the bikini, after all (and at one point, made her friend William Shatner wear it).
Brent crude futures rose 1.3 percent overnight and held onto those gains early on Thursday, while MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan is up 0.4 percent.
Initially clunky and behind the times, it played aggressive catchup, and has held onto that commercial streak even as it has migrated back into the hands of the state.
Frazier gave the jock to his buddy the night of the fight ... who held onto it for almost 40 years before selling it to a memorabilia dealer in 2009.
Joy is valuable, something to be held onto and protected, and is never treated like a pit stop on the way to a dramatic twist of the misery knife.
In one sweet image from their hangout session posted to Kardashian's Instagram Story, baby True held onto her mother's leg while sitting in front of a pile of toys.
I came to the iPhone in late 2009, a year after the App Store's launch, with the 3GS, having held onto a Samsung Blackjack as long as I could.
A little bit of the condom dangled outside of me, and I held onto that ring around the opening to keep the condom in place as Sean penetrated me.
In Michigan, Missouri, and Colorado, voters overwhelmingly passed ballot initiatives to put an end to this practice; as of Wednesday evening, another in Utah held onto a slight lead.
But rather than purge unneeded files, the government held onto them, and in April 2006 got a warrant to search them for evidence of unrelated tax evasion by Ganias.
Mr. Sanders, who nearly won the Iowa caucuses four years ago, stands at 19 percent in the poll, revealing that he has held onto a durable — but diminished — following.
" Still, "I held onto my job after Kitchen Confidential came out; I was hesitant about whether I should leave the kitchen, and I waited as long as I could.
The New Zealand dollar held onto gains after getting a boost following a Monday announcement that Adrian Orr would be appointed as the Reserve Bank of New Zealand's governor.
In currencies, the dollar index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of currencies, mostly held onto overnight gains to trade at 94.612 at 2:50 p.m. HK/SIN.
The latter story goes that they both held onto their bags, having refused to put them in the luggage hold, and that the driver asked to search their luggage.
Canadian R&B artist Drake held onto second spot with "Views," with 73,000 units sold, while Christian rock band Skillet's new album "Unleashed" debuted in the No.3 spot.
This separates Trump from his predecessors, none of whom had or held onto the array of business interests that remain in his possession, managed by his flesh and blood.
Despite an economic crisis that has led to low approval ratings for Mr. Maduro, the president and his United Socialist Party have held onto power through increasingly authoritarian measures.
"My mom went completely pale and held onto her knees," said Liany, who with her sister has protection for now under DACA, the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program.
Medallion Financial also sold some permits it owned in 2008 and 2009, reaping big profits, although it has held onto most of its medallions, according to city transaction records.
The Jacobson dataset shows that the White House party has held onto seats won by the opposition party's presidential nominee in the prior election zero out of 26 times.
Biden thus far has held onto a massive lead on the other candidates when it comes to support from black voters, though this backing is lower among younger voters.
Palestinians long have held onto the dream of Jerusalem as our own capital, or at least as a shared capital in a country that offers equal rights to everyone.
BENGALURU (Reuters) - Investors held onto their positions on Asian currencies in the past two weeks, a Reuters poll showed, due to uncertainty over the outcome of renewed Sino-U.
In the 85033 midterms, the "loyal opposition" picked up fewer House seats (26) than most analysts predicted, and Republicans held onto a comfortable 54-46 majority in the Senate.
Crooks said she worked at Trump Tower when she was 22, and alleges that when she introduced herself to Trump, he held onto her hand and repeatedly kissed her.
Argentina had earlier struck a deal to pay $1.35 billion to Italian investors who held onto defaulted bonds, paving the way for an agreement with some of the hedge funds.
I had the first emergency room visit of my adult life (yes, I held onto my bills) and spent months in physical therapy teaching my foot how to walk again.
Still, under the leadership of President Cyril Ramaphosa, the African National Congress held onto a significant majority, garnering 57.5% of the vote, according to the Electoral Commission of South Africa.
A previous mayor, Sheila Dixon, was charged with embezzlement and perjury, and she held onto the office through one trial and conviction, then copped a plea and agreed to resign.
It's possible that one astronaut could have held onto another in order to drill the hole, but "no one would endanger their situation in such a way," De Leon said.
This miniature primate that hails from the Western Amazonian rainforests weighs no more than 4.9 ounces and can be held onto with a finger, therefore earning its "thumb monkey" nickname.
Italian banks have largely held onto loans backed by property and are now seeking to manage these assets more actively, as repossessions take years and judicial sales curtail their value.
Home to business hubs Dubai and Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates held onto its position as the fourth most popular country for expat workers for the fourth year running.
Verizon stopped offering unlimited data to new customers way back in 2011, though a subset of existing subscribers (myself included) have held onto their grandfathered plans in the years since.
When the apartment's contents of value — stereo, cameras, enlargers — were catalogued for sale, the estate liquidator held onto 14 boxes filled with Polaroids, sensing they might also be worth something.
The analyst firm conducted a study of 3,650 U.S, based cellphone users earlier this year and found that a quarter held onto their previous device for more than three years.
What all these people have in common is the fact that they embraced uncomfortable lives, even though they had experienced a relatively comfortable existence and might have held onto it.
The singer's bump was much more visible in an Instagram post she shared on Saturday, which showed the Ciara in Seahawks gear while her smiling husband held onto her stomach.
The way he spoke about these items was the same way I spoke about the movie posters and CDs and other ephemera I have held onto since I was young.
Surfaces use traditional fans to keep the chips cool, but Acer held onto its fanless design by instead packing in a liquid cooling system that keeps the chips running smoothly.
Read, who left $6 million to his local library and hospital, owned about 95 stocks at the time of his death, many of which he had held onto for decades.
"I think this is the most important social justice issue," said Maggie Ilhean, one of the marchers in Chicago, as she held onto a statue of a pregnant Virgin Mary.
Recent new perps such as Parkway Pantai and Kyobo Life's debut perps were wrapped around par, as investors held onto those bonds in a competitive market for high-yielding debt.
The overnight lending market closed with no deals done at all, as commercial lenders held onto the naira so they could participate in the central bank dollar auction, traders said.
America's most repulsive senator, Ted Cruz, held onto his seat in deep-red Texas by the skin of his teeth, edging out the charming Democratic up-and-comer Beto O'Rourke.
We hear you — but we also know you've probably held onto that one white T-shirt for so long that it can't be worn one more time without falling apart.
It was a great inside joke about sports radio, but one that was apparently lost on ESPN, which has held onto some of the kinds of voices Strauss regularly mocked.
Though Republicans have held onto four GOP districts with special elections this year, Democrats have displayed renewed energy by running closer in those districts than they have in the past.
"It's almost impossible for an incumbent to run as an outsider, but Trump has held onto that credential," said Tobe Berkovitz, a Boston University professor who specializes in political communications.
She also held onto the people who formed the backbone of President Obama's coalition in both 2008 and 2012, though in lesser numbers: blacks, Hispanics, unmarried women and young voters.
And, if Republicans held onto their majority in 2020, he would have been the chairman of the influential banking committee and a powerful player on the budget committee as well.
Even though the incumbent held onto the Rust Belt states he had gained in 2016, record-high minority turnout gave Harris narrow wins in Arizona, Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina.
Cohen's friends and associates said that as he has fallen deeper into legal trouble this year, the New York lawyer still held onto hope that he would receive Trump's support.
The Warriors' official scorer held the item ... and when he passed away, his widow gifted it to a close friend who held onto it for years ... before auctioning it off.
Rookie sixth-round pick Dexter Williams made the final roster, beating out Tra Carson, and Sam Ficken was cut, meaning at-times-embattled kicker Mason Crosby held onto his job.
The closeness of the Virginia House race was part of a Democratic surge that flipped 15 other Republican-held House seats to Democrats, who also held onto the governor's office.
I had been told there were doctors present, but I had been blindfolded when I arrived, and I never knew if the hand I held onto was male or female.
When shaking her hand, she said, he held onto it for an extended period of time while repeatedly asking her to smile and would not let go until she did.
She held onto the painting until last year, when she sold it and other works to bankroll a foundation, FST StudioProjects Fund, to help young artists pay their studio rent.
And if a President Bloomberg held onto his media organization, how would Bloomberg News reporters cover Washington and a federal administration controlled by the man ultimately responsible for their paychecks?
While deplaning, Meghan held onto a small navy and black travel bag from Prada's Re-Nylon line which, according to Prada's website, is made of ECONYL, a regenerated nylon material.
Gold held onto gains on Thursday, supported by concerns over the potential impact on global economic growth of a fast-spreading coronavirus outbreak in China which has killed 220 people.
Ernesto Ramos, portfolio manager of the BMO Large-Cap Growth Fund, has held onto his shares, betting that Alphabets exposure to online advertising will eventually justify its above-average valuation.
Ackman is sticking with his negative view on the company but seeking to limit the potential losses for his fund's investors if he had held onto the short stock position.
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Rapper Kendrick Lamar's latest album "Damn." held onto the top spot of the weekly U.S. Billboard 200 album chart on Monday, holding off Drake and Ed Sheeran.
While walking around the fairgrounds at the Festival of British Eventing at Gatcombe Park last summer, the couple were seen sharing a kiss as Zara held onto her husband's backside!
The dollar held onto gains after jumping to its highest levels in around three weeks against a basket of currencies on the back of the strong retail sales released overnight.
Iceland held onto the top spot for 11th year in a row, having closed nearly 88% of its overall gender gap and has continued to improve on last year's rankings.
I have held onto generations of them not just for the headaches I inherited but for bellyaches, cramps, the cold, a cold, the side effects of antimalarial pills, tennis elbow.
This wasn't always the case; a marmalade container thrown away in 1908 shows reuse as a paint jar, and rural households often held onto ginger beer bottles for their pantries.
Knowles Lawson even held onto a juice box for her granddaughter, similar to the headline-making moment when Beyoncé was prepped with some of her eldest child's snacks during the Grammys.
Those changing tastes have hurt traditional food companies like General Mills and Campbell Soup, but Kind seems to have held onto consumer interest by marketing its products as healthy and nutritious.
But the lender may wish that it had held onto those hedges if interest rates do climb quickly, said David Hendler, a bank analyst with Viola Risk Advisors of New York.
Former Liberal deputy prime minister John Manley said Monday's results in the populous province of Ontario, where the party held onto virtually all of its seats, showed the tactic had worked.
Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao has held onto her shares of Vulcan Materials, a construction company she promised to divest from more than a year ago, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.
Republicans narrowly held onto a congressional seat in Kansas Tuesday, where State Treasurer Ron Estes won the special election in the state's 4th District by a much thinner margin than expected.
In an East Village diner not far from where she now lives, White described the loss of the houses on Woodbine Street that her mother had held onto all those years.
The current mask is held onto her face using a screw and some resin and there is a small UT logo embossed on the front so she can show local pride.
Eventually, my daughter and I settled into a rhythm, but that was partially because I let go of all the success metrics I'd held onto from a decade in the workforce.
Travis Scott bailed on a concert in Minnesota the night before the Super Bowl, but held onto the cash he was paid in advance for it ... according to a new lawsuit.
The Dow Jones industrial average held onto meager gains for the year after a five-week rally helped the market recover from a steep selloff at the start of the year.
When this girl taped herself curling her hair, she held onto a piece for just a bit too long – and ended up burning off a chunk of her hair straight off.
DUBAI, Aug 21 (Reuters) - Stock markets in the Gulf may move little on Monday as oil prices have largely held onto Friday's big gains while international equity markets barely moved overnight.
Prices held onto earlier gains after statements from the U.S. central bank indicating that while it would leave rates unchanged, it was on track to lift borrowing costs again in December.
I like the feel of the pen (and that it's included in the price), but I wish it held onto the side of the EVE V screen a little more tightly.
On the Digital Songs chart, which measures online single sales, Puerto Rican singer Luis Fonsi's catchy hit "Despacito" featuring Justin Bieber held onto the top spot with 84,000 more copies sold.
Even after he won, he held onto the claim that Clinton only won the popular vote because 250 to 280 million people voted illegally, and directed his Justice Department to investigate.
But fortunately, since one strand of his hair contains the infinite wisdom of galaxies not yet discovered by mankind, he held onto the dreads chopped off by his very embarrassing dad.
The hurdles threaten to delay a key plank of the sweeping agenda Republicans hoped to pass when Trump won the White House and the GOP held onto both chambers of Congress.
Wheeler's long-awaited emergence after he missed the 2015-16 seasons while recovering from Tommy John surgery was one reason the struggling Mets held onto him at the nonwaiver trade deadline.
The brand has held onto this honor with subsequent warrants issued by King Edward VII, King George V, King George VI, Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother and the Prince of Wales.
Clinton has, however, held onto her advantage among voters over the age of 50 (64 percent to 24 percent), as well as among blacks and Latinos (71 percent to 21 percent).
Trump attorney Patrick Philbin said the House did not attempt to litigate matters of executive privilege or immunity during the period in which Speaker Nancy Pelosi held onto articles of impeachment.
The party held onto the House with few losses, and made moderate gains at the state level, adding to the broad control it has been building in the states since 2010.
Crude prices held onto strong gains as the dollar weakened and the market pinned its hopes on a plan by major oil producers to freeze output to mitigate a global glut.
Despite receiving thousands of complaints from parents, the company failed to comply with requests to delete information about underage children and held onto it longer than necessary, according to the commission.
If you held onto a subway pole and then immediately ate a slice of pizza, you might be fine... or you might catch the flu and be bedridden for a week.
What's more, the "Friends" gang held onto those sweet digs for a decade despite various bouts of unemployment and low-paying jobs (Rachel is a waitress for the first two seasons).
Instead, according to Alexander, he held onto his stakes "in companies co-owned by the Chinese government, a shipping firm tied to Vladimir Putin's inner circle" and other similarly "radioactive" companies.
The horse bucked and then threw Martinez Ruiz off, dragging him through the street as he desperately held onto its reins, which was captured in a terrifying video shared by Fox 40.
Though the shark had been thrashing on the beach, it remained relatively still as the fisherman held onto its tail and slowly walked it backward into the ocean where he released it.
Zuck's lawyers say the defendants will be properly compensated should a judge order the sale of their land, but still—some families have held onto the properties for more than 100 years.
Altered Carbon's neo-San Francisco is ruled by multi-centenarian "Methuselahs" or Meths, and it would make sense if they'd held onto nostalgic relics like some nightmare version of the Baby Boomers.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) is required to pay all of its revenue to the federal government, but in 22 the corporation reportedly held onto the 215 trillion naira in revenues.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company (NNPC) is required to pay all of its revenue to the federal government, but in 23 the corporation reportedly held onto the 3.2 trillion naira in revenues.
The country's major indexes opened their Friday trading more than 2 percent higher, wavered briefly, and then held onto their gains, which may give a strong boost to beaten-down U.S. markets.
At one point in their rocky relationship, Marx even accused Eccarius of being a paid police informant, but Eccarius—who was general secretary of the International Workingmen's Association—held onto the book.
Asia markets were mixed in a quiet session on Tuesday, with a weaker yen buoying Japanese stocks while Chinese stocks gave their Monday gains but held onto the psychologically key 3,41.463 level.
The central bank had held onto a fixed official rate of 2.95 South Sudanese pounds per dollar even as the currency weakened on the unofficial market after conflict erupted in December 2013.
Maybe it was his fur-trimmed leather suit or his bulging deltoids or his dangerously sexy smirks or his perfectly groomed beard... sorry, lost focus—M'Baku grabbed and held onto our attention.
His first marriage lasted just over two years and when the marriage ended, she got the Honda Civic and he held onto the Pontiac Firebird, a new boat and his federal pension.
The 21-year-old wore a gold dress and matching sparkling boots and held onto a light yellow snake, reminiscent of Spears' iconic 2001 "Slave 4 U" performance that featured a python.
Kushner stepped away from the management of his family real estate company to join the Trump White House but held onto many of his family company's assets, including the Bushwick project debt.
In 2015, I bought the iPhone 6S Plus this way after trading in an iPhone 5 I had held onto — or, more accurately, dropped a bunch of times — for over two years.
Thai officials allowed a Saudi diplomat to seize her passport but she held onto her cell phone, successfully organizing a campaign for asylum, alleging that her mother and brother had beaten her.
If you held onto a 21984 Topps Darryl Strawberry rookie card, worth $2500 in 21880, you perhaps should have sold it then: It's down to $3 now, according to Beckett price guides.
That botched the partnership and Alibaba has since been gradually offloading its Meituan shares but still held onto small amounts, according to Wang in 2017, "to create trouble" for Meituan going forward.
Through scores of professional and romantic rejections, through draft upon draft of seemingly unfinishable novels, through years of trying to have a baby with my wife, I held onto my fatalistic optimism.
The FX swaps, which allow the central bank to manage forint liquidity in the banking system, have been an important policy tool for the bank, which has held onto its dovish stance.
As the thousands of supporters of independence, wrapped in their movement's flags and kicking empty beer cans in frustration, made for the exits, some older supporters held onto a shred of optimism.
Gold held onto its gains even as recession fears eased after U.S. Treasury yields briefly extended their rise on data showing the world's largest economy grew as expected in the second quarter.
On the energy front, oil prices held onto most gains after rising on Friday when oil producers announced they could wait until next year to make a decision on output cut extensions.
The company also suggested it may have held onto its stake during the quarter in Wells Fargo & Co, which has been embroiled in a scandal over its creation of unauthorized customer accounts.
Last month, term limits forced Mr. Sargsyan to step down as president, but he held onto power by having Parliament elect him prime minister, despite his pledge not to seek that office.
The Mavericks held onto that double-digit cushion heading into the second quarter after shooting 56 percent from the field — including 583 of 11 from 3-point range — in the first quarter.
"I shouldn't be dragged into uncontrollable risks because of a marriage," she said in an interview in her apartment in northwest Beijing, which she has held onto during a running legal struggle.
Even with the loss, Miami (37-39) held onto the No. 7 spot in the Eastern Conference standings because the No. 8 Indiana Pacers (37-39) lost to the Raptors in Toronto.
The Grizzlies held onto the lead throughout the third quarter, although San Antonio scored the final seven points of the period to pull to within 100-98 entering the final 12 minutes.
In local elections in the Northeast, voters went for Democrats; for example, Democrats held onto their majority in the New York's Suffolk County legislature, which had been trending Republican in recent years.
The sober mood spread as the dollar clocked up healthy gains at the start of the week and broadly held onto the rises on Wednesday as investors awaited the Fed's policy statement.
Don't expect Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin to ride to the rescue and push Trump away from his deeply rooted desire to punish American trading partners over grievances he's held onto for decades.
Jones pulled down a number of seemingly impossible catches, including one on which he caught the ball as a defender flipped him over, and held onto it while landing on his head.
Emerging market currencies held onto gains after a big rise on Thursday, as investors welcomed Turkey's central bank's move to hike policy rates to 24 percent to restore confidence in the lira.
Adele's "1393" sold another 147,000 units in the past week and held onto No. 2 on the chart, while Justin Bieber's "Purpose" also remained steady at No. 3 with 91,000 units sold.
The Giants, meanwhile, held onto the top wild card spot in the N.F.C. and will finish the season with a home game against Detroit and then road games in Philadelphia and Washington.
But Alberto Giacometti found he liked the place, which he first occupied in 1926 and held onto for the rest of his life, rushing back to his Montparnasse garret after wartime exile.
Trump has held onto "The Avenue in the Rain," by the American impressionist Childe Hassam, from Obama's Oval Office, and the back wall still hangs a painting of George Washington above the fireplace.
On the digital songs chart, which measures online single sales, Puerto Rican singer Luis Fonsi's "Despacito" featuring Justin Bieber held onto the top spot for a fifth week with another 140,0000 copies sold.
The company held onto its past too long, renamed itself after its flagship product, and you know the rest, pretty much drove itself into irrelevancy by fighting Android and clearly defined market data.
On the digital songs chart, which measures online single sales, Puerto Rican singer Luis Fonsi's "Despacito" featuring Justin Bieber held onto the top spot for a fourth week with another 148,0000 copies sold.
While the "freemium" model that Spotify has held onto throughout its existence is far from going away, the gulf between what the company's free and premium services offer may soon get notably wider.
Harvard Business School (HBS) has held onto the the number one spot on the U.S. News ranking of business schools with famous professors, impressive alumni statistics and an exclusive 711 percent acceptance rate.
When not minding her mom's custom Judith Leiber clutch in the shape of a black panther, Blue held onto a white heart-shaped purse featuring a black strap decorated with silver pyramid studs.
Nevertheless, the currency has held onto its gains since May announced the vote in mid-April, as the polls still show her Conservatives winning despite the opposition Labour Party narrowing down her lead.
Cancer is an emotional, sensitive sign (like you, Scorpio, even if you try to hide it), and during this full moon, you'll wonder about all the ideas and feelings you have held onto.
The greenback held onto gains booked during the previous session after U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer told a Congressional hearing it was too early to predict an outcome in U.S.-China trade negotiations.
Mr. McCrory fell to Democratic challenger Roy Cooper by a narrow margin last night (although it looks like it's headed to a recount), but Republican state legislators held onto their veto-proof supermajority.
The space agency held onto one robot for its own purposes and awarded two as research loans to Northeastern University and nearby MIT, while a fourth was acquired by Scotland's University of Edinburgh.
The hurdles threaten to delay a key plank of the sweeping agenda Republicans hoped to pass when President Donald Trump won the White House and the GOP held onto both chambers of Congress.
On Wednesday, many students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School held onto their phones for dear life as a 22016-year-old gunman, Nikolas Cruz, stalked the grounds and fatally shot 2700 people.
Earlier this year, the Rabbi texted Boyce and asked her if she'd be willing to make the matzah, based on a recipe he had held onto from a 1997 New York Times article.
On Wednesday, many students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School held onto their phones for dear life as a 19-year-old gunman, Nikolas Cruz, stalked the grounds and fatally shot 17 people.
Meanwhile, "A Star Is Born" held onto its No. 2 spot: If you're looking for a moment of joy or surreality, watch Tilda Swinton's dogs frolic on the beach to a Handel aria.
Pelosi has repeatedly denied politics were a factor when considering impeachment matters, and she and other Democrats have said they held onto the articles to secure a more fair trial in the Senate.
And Ms. Tanowitz treats the piano almost like another body in the space, a useful obstacle that orders the dancers' elaborate interactions: something to be circled, held onto, crawled under, revered or ignored.
Feinstein has said that she held onto the letter privately because the accuser asked to remain confidential, but that media reports had forced her to go public with the existence of the letter.
Once the basic story was complete, I held onto it and tinkered with it for a month or so, gave it to a few trusted readers and then sent it to my agent.
He learned the ins and outs of electronics from a book he picked up at the appliance store — "Radio Engineering," by Frederick Terman — and he held onto it for the next 6003 years.
Within Koethe's poems this means that he examines why he might have held onto certain memories by following its implications, which often have to do with time and how one lives in it.
He held onto my hand as his assistant tried to rush me away, but never did he let go of my hand or turn his attention away from me, away from my dad's story.
Detroit-based GM has accumulated more than $15 billion of losses at its Opel arm since 20173 but has held onto its European operations to allow it to develop compact cars and diesel engines.
We have held onto our hope, clinging to it really, yearning to believe it might be possible for this world to change how women are seen or not seen, and how women are treated.
Clooney, who wore a white polo and his standard blue jeans, drove the Yamaha as his wife held onto his waist from the back, wearing a colorful ruffled skirt and sleeveless off-white top.
Overnight rates opened at 100 percent on Monday, traders said, after the money market ended on Friday with no deals as commercial lenders held onto naira to be able to participate in the auction.
Last summer, a jet wing flaperon that was discovered on the remote African island of Reunion was found and confirmed to have come from MH370, although French authorities have held onto it since then.
After I moved in with him on Potrero Hill, I held onto to my place, "subletting" it to my roommate for two years, until the rent finally went up, and I gave it up.
Gold eased on Thursday as the dollar held onto gains after its biggest one-day rally in over a month, with uncertainty over the outlook for U.S. monetary policy this year adding to volatility.
The dollar mostly held onto gains booked during the previous session after U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer told a Congressional hearing it was too early to predict an outcome in U.S.-China trade negotiations.
In the White House, Trump has held onto his avid TV watching habits, gleaning talking points from the same outlets who backed him as a candidate -- and sometimes repeating them, via Twitter, almost instantaneously.
Over the years, Mr. Blum said, he has held onto the property and turned down lucrative offers from developers because he plans to build a museum for architectural art and preservation with educational programs.
While Republicans easily held onto Mississippi's statehouse with Trump's support earlier this month, a loss in the Louisiana race could call into question Republican candidates' decisions to run on close ties to the president.
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This time, they kept it looking as much as possible like a traditional bed (no more boxy, hard frame), but held onto the things that made water beds so great in the first place.
Gourley is now 43, and while his career as a comedian and podcaster may have cut into his time as a "hobbyist squibbist," he has steadfastly held onto his dream of getting professionally squibbed.
She said that he had held onto her hand for a lengthy period of time while the two shook hands and he would not let go until, at his insistence, she smiled for him.
While the parent company's shares are down 13 percent year to date, the value of their Ferrari stock is such that investors who held onto both have made a gain of roughly 60 percent.
The yen rose from a seven-week low versus the dollar and held onto those gains after the Bank of Japan kept policy on hold, as expected, but signalled it could ease next month.
Ken Goldin tells us he expects the jersey -- which was given by LeBron to a long-time friend who held onto it 'til now -- could sell for mid-six figures (think 300k, 400k, $500k+).
Or look at it this way: If an investor bought VXX when it came to market in 2009 and held onto it until now, that investor would have lost 99 percent of his investment.
The complex forces that generated that event overwhelmed him, and the power he exercised for little more than four months dribbled from his grasp to be picked up and held onto by the Communists.
Carillo says he is glad he held onto his stocks during the market drop — he remembers seeing his coworkers move into bonds — but wishes he'd turned up his own contribution level during that time.
"I think if you held onto the House you could credibly say that immigration and tax were reasons," said Tim Chapman, the executive director of Heritage Action, the campaign arm of the Heritage Foundation.
Peterson, the other moderate expected to vote against the articles, comes from a district Cook rates R+19983 but marks reliably Democratic because the Congress member has held onto his seat for 15 terms.
Republicans had hoped that they might win back some of the seats they lost in 2017, according to the Hill, but all 15 newcomers from that year, including 11 women, held onto their seats.
The yen rose from a seven-week low versus the dollar and held onto those gains after the Bank of Japan kept policy on hold, as expected, but signaled it could ease next month.
In many cases, there is no indication about when they acquired the funds or whether they held onto them, though a small number of the investments are marked as sold in the disclosure forms.
Washington (CNN)Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao sold stocks in two companies after a Wall Street Journal report revealed she held onto them after she pledged to sell them, a Transportation Department spokesperson confirmed to CNN.
Remittances, which accounted for as much as 7% of GDP in 2012, slumped by a fifth last year as people held onto foreign currency rather than send it home to be converted into overvalued pounds.
AMMAN (Reuters) - Syrian rebels held onto a commanding position in a mountain range in the coastal province of Latakia, the ancestral home of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, after government forces were forced to withdraw.
All of a sudden, everything you've held onto is gone, and friends are getting caught in the middle, because this one thing that got leaked out into the press that was blown out of proportion.
ET on Tuesday, and it will likely be hours later before we first get a real sense of whether the Democrats have retaken the House and the Republicans have held onto control of the Senate.
"The Lion King" is the latest Disney release to become the No. 1 film in the world, and it held onto the crown this weekend, having generated nearly $1 billion worldwide in just 2 weeks.
While walking around the fairgrounds at the Festival of British Eventing at Gatcombe Park on Sunday afternoon, the couple were seen sharing a sweet kiss on the lips as Zara held onto her husband's butt.
The S&P 500 and the Dow Jones industrial average held onto meager gains for the year after a five-week rally helped the market recover a steep selloff at the start of the year.
BEIJING (Reuters) - Activity in China's manufacturing sector likely held onto a modest expansionary trend this month, a Reuters poll showed, as industrial firms continued to benefit from higher producer prices and a recovery in demand.
Gold held onto earlier gains and snapped three days of losses on Wednesday, after minutes of the U.S. Federal Reserve's latest meeting showed policymakers considered changing their planned path of interest rate hikes in 2016.
He noted that if JPMorgan Chase held onto its earnings rather than paying them out to shareholders through dividends, it could issue hundreds of billions of dollars in additional loans, which benefits the broader economy.
In the 1930s, the legend of the Loch Ness Monster grew in popularity — and though some scientists claim the Loch Ness Monster may be a giant eel, the legend is still widely held onto today.
The report said that Iran held onto senior Qaeda figures not to protect or assist them but to use them as bargaining chips with the United States and also as a deterrent against Qaeda attacks.
Though I held onto my full-sized ironing board, which hangs out of the way from a wall-mounted iron caddy, portable ironing blankets are a good option for homes that are short on space.
With one hand, I held onto the back of his life jacket while he relieved himself over the lifeline of our sailboat; with the other arm, I balanced my younger son on my bent knee.
With Mr. DeSantis's win, Republicans held onto the governor's mansion two years after Hillary Clinton seemed to open a door for Democrats by only narrowly losing to Mr. Trump in the country's largest battleground state.
He held onto the spirit that guided those inquiries — one of creative fervor, tempered by cool poise — in the more traditionally formatted Roy Hargrove Quintet, a dependable group he maintained for most of his career.
It mostly held onto gains from when a major poll by YouGov released on Wednesday forecast that Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party would win the election with its biggest majority in parliament since 1987.
Washington (CNN)Republicans held onto a Texas state House seat Tuesday night in a runoff election that was eyed by Democrats as a potential opportunity to show strength in the state's suburbs heading into November.
It mostly held onto gains from when a major poll by YouGov released on Wednesday forecast that Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Conservative Party would win the election with its biggest majority in parliament since 1987.
Democrats took control of the state's Senate and held onto the state's House of Representatives, and with Democrat Jared Polis in office, it will become one of 13 states entirely controlled by the Democratic Party.
Earlier this week, Argentina struck a deal to pay $1.35 billion to another group of holdouts — Italian investors who had held onto defaulted bonds, paving the way for an agreement with some of the hedge funds.
He resold most of the tapes to local TV stations for a profit but held onto three of them labeled "APOLLO 11 EVA | July 20, 1969 REEL 1 [-3]" at his father's suggestion, according to Soethby's.
Last year American and European officials began to voice growing fears that Damascus might have held onto nerve agents and other lethal toxins, in defiance of the deal cooked up by Mr Obama and Mr Putin.
I held onto my house and realized that I couldn't afford the surgeries that may alleviate the dysphoria which at that point I saw as mine to own, not as society's problem, as I do now.
Jayden, who only weighs about 40 kilograms (about 88 pounds), managed to reel in the shark with a 15-kilogram (33 pound) fishing line, while one of the other men on board held onto his harness.
"Trump is the first time in history that we have a candidate who has held onto his supporters so long despite making so many mistakes," said Feaver, now a professor of political science at Duke University.
The aviation industry's employer body in Sweden said pilots held onto their "extreme wage claims", demanding a 13 percent wage increase despite what it calls already high average wages of 93,000 Swedish crowns ($9,759.89) a month.
Alibaba (BABA) founder Jack Ma held onto his title of China's richest man with a net worth of $743 billion, with Pony Ma of Tencent (TCEHY) rising one spot to take second place with $274 billion.
The aviation industry's employer body in Sweden said pilots held onto their "extreme wage claims", demanding a 13 percent wage increase despite what it called already high average wages of 93,000 Swedish crowns ($9,759.89) a month.
Kenya and other central African countries have struggled with the demand for ivory around the world, and while prices have risen, some countries have held onto confiscated stockpiles to sell, a tactic that conservationists have decried.
As the damaged plane traveled hundreds of miles an hour, thousands of feet in the sky, Mackey and the teen held onto Riordan as the cold air and the deafening sound of the aircraft engulfed them.
" Ricci admits that it took her a while to grow up in a sense, explaining, "Because I was so celebrated for being a child, I think I held onto that immaturity for a very long time.
Muñoz Zurita filmed himself as he cut into a fish's stomach, and somehow held onto his camera as he pulled plastic bottle caps, a broken comb, and other pieces of trash out of its digestive system.
Schumer said Tuesday on the Senate floor that the administration was mired in "chaos," prompting Trump to say that the New York Democrat was only critical of him because Republicans held onto the Senate last November.
Stocks held onto gains through the first part of the day, but in the afternoon the Federal Reserve released minutes of its last meeting suggesting it was more open to raising rates than many had thought.
But the chief strategist also said that Trump has ultimately held onto his ability to oversee "anything important on the warfighting side," according to CNN, adding that he has remained deeply involved in developing military strategy.
Democrats held onto the 62 mayoral seats they had in the nation's top 100 largest cities and elected diverse candidates openly espousing progressive values to many seats, including in Minneapolis, Helena, Albuquerque, and Hoboken, New Jersey.
But having made it back to the playoffs, the Falcons held onto a healthy early lead on Saturday to secure a 2101-13 wild-card victory over the Los Angeles Rams at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
After a flurry of fast-paced tiebreakers, the Norwegian player Magnus Carlsen held onto his world chess championship, beating Fabiano Caruana, who has been gunning to become the first American to win the title since 1972.
I recognized I had the power to remove other things from my life that I'd held onto for too long for all the wrong reasons, things that no longer worked and caused me pain or trouble.
American fell to 9th place out of 10 airlines in the on-time arrival rankings in April, a spot it held onto until June, when it recovered to 7th place, according to the Department of Transportation.
And just when we think Jonah has held onto his goodness and his fairness in not killing people who would not hesitate to kill him, he fails his last moral test because of a major revelation.
Erdogan held onto the Turkish presidency after winning 52.5 percent of the vote in a snap election held at the end of June, gaining broad new executive powers as the role of prime minister was dissolved.
Fiat Chrysler held onto gains seen Monday following reports that it has received at least one bid from a Chinese automaker and continued at the top of the European benchmark, up by more than 8 percent.
Jean Renoir held onto just one of his father's works his whole life: "Jean as a Huntsman" (1910), which traveled with him to California, and which he left to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
Angela Merkel's center-right Christian Democratic Union (CDU) remained the strongest party in Saxony with about 215.5%, while the center-left Social Democrats (SPD) held onto first place in Brandenburg with 27.3%, according to initial results.
Payton Pritchard added 15 points, 11 rebounds and six assists and the Ducks used a late 12-493 run to take their first lead of the second half and then held onto it down the stretch.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Liberals held onto power after a closely fought election on Monday but were reduced to a minority government that will need the support in Parliament of a smaller left-leaning party.
At 19 years old, I was still under the impression that I was too young to talk about sex with my mom — that I was shattering the illusion of innocence I had held onto thus far.
In hindsight, perhaps the Aggies should have gone for it, as Georgia held onto the ball the rest of the game, getting a trio of first-down runs by D'Andre Swift to run out the clock.
FARMINGDALE, N.Y. (Reuters) - Brooks Koepka said his "tunnel-vision focus" was key to his success in major tournaments as he held onto his record seven-stroke lead going into Sunday's final round of the PGA Championship.
As his body fell apart, he held onto a singular hope: a chance to stick around until Breath of the Wild came out, giving him another chance to join Zelda, Link, and Ganon on another adventure.
Cespedes' liner easily cleared the left-field fence and was caught, about ten rows back, by a 50/50 raffle vendor using his bare right hand—while he held onto a sign with the other hand.
It's clear that each of Diana's sons inherited one of their mother's special rings – William received her engagement ring, while Harry held onto the aquamarine stunner – which now have a special place in their wives' jewelry collections.
Although Theresa May held onto her leadership in a no-confidence vote on Wednesday, the likelihood of securing a Brexit deal before the March 2019 deadline is uncertain after the cancellation of the parliamentary vote on Tuesday.
Though nationalist and far-right parties made significant gains, they were not as large as some investors had thought, and parties committed to strengthening the European Union held onto two-thirds of seats in the EU parliament.
As Harry held onto Meghan's hand, he reached behind his back to hold onto her with his other hand, as he lovingly stroked her thumb (just as he did during their wedding ceremony in St. George's Chapel!).
Republicans gained a Senate seat and held onto the governorship in Florida during the midterms last year, but the margins were slim, and both the Senate and the governor's races went to recounts at the last minute.
While Sanders has held onto a lead in New Hampshire polling in the weeks leading up to primary day, Buttigieg has seen the characteristic post-Iowa bump after effectively pushing Sanders to a draw in delegate equivalents.
Faraday Future has held onto that land throughout the turmoil of the last two years, and it may have found a buyer, according to documents obtained by The Verge: New York City hedge fund Stonehill Capital Management.
But your buddy may surpass you later — the average construction switcher's wages were going up at a 5.8% annual rate in the third quarter of this year, compared with 4.9% for those who held onto their job.
The world's largest listed hedge fund Man Group saw shares jump over 7 percent, after it revealed it had held onto most of the assets it invests, despite a challenging first quarter for fund managers, Reuters reported.
For about 10 minutes, Harambe held onto the boy, at times standing over him in what appeared to be a protective posture, but at others darting across the moat while yanking the child violently by the ankle.
This time the United States held onto a 219-1 lead against Japan in the finals, only because Hope Solo made a great body-extension save in the final minutes of regulation to prevent a tying goal.
It's something they've held onto throughout their career, even as they've moved onto dizzy, overwhelming ambience, their affinity for beats gives some of their tunes a little bit of structure, something to hold onto amidst the chaos.
Sony and Microsoft held onto their core audience of hard-core gamers — people who want big screens, hefty processing power and hyperreal graphics that phones can't provide — while Nintendo fans drifted to phone games like Angry Birds.
The typically confident and scene-stealing royal noticeably held back as she held onto her mom with both hands during her walk to the school's entrance with dad Prince William and brother Prince George by her side.
The mayor, George B. McClellan Jr., was on hand to start the train, but was so enthralled that he held onto the silver controller handle and drove the train all the way to Broadway and 103rd Street.
Those who would once have held onto property outside the city center after retirement are now often choosing to sell and then buy smaller, easier-to-maintain homes in the center, Ms. Couturier and Ms. Siersema said.
Now I know my dad held onto the ring not as a stress reliever, but as the last piece of his own father, and I despise my 17-year-old-self, a covetous, irresponsible and unaware kid.
Mr. Murphy marched through the primary and has held onto an early lead, while Ms. Guadagno has been unable to escape the shadow of the unpopular Mr. Christie, whom she has served with for nearly eight years.
I haven't the foggiest idea why my brain held onto that image, or why it dragged the memory out kicking and screaming 10 years later just for the sake of generating a "root of all evil" pun.
Even victory for a Bulldog could mean death; there are tales of owners lopping off limbs and otherwise mutilating their dogs, who held onto the nose of the bull until the bitter end, thereby proving their litter's worth.
Defending champion Miki Sudo held onto her crown as queen of the annual Nathan's Famous hot dog eating contest in Coney Island, New York, Monday, inhaling 38.5 hot dogs in 24 minutes to claim her third straight title.
Sterling held onto gains it made after Boris Johnson became Britain's new prime minister on Wednesday, but investors are still wary of a no-deal Brexit in which Britain would leave the European Union without a trade agreement.
While walking around the fairgrounds at the Festival of British Eventing at Gatcombe Park on Sunday afternoon, Zara and Mike were seen sharing a sweet kiss on the lips as Queen Elizabeth's granddaughter held onto her husband's butt.
While Allen left Microsoft in 1983 following a protracted dispute with Bill Gates over his share of the company, Allen held onto his shares, resulting in him becoming a billionaire after the company went public three years later.
A broad index of Asian shares touched a decade-high on Wednesday, taking cues from signs of confidence in the U.S. Meanwhile, the euro held onto overnight gains after Catalonia held back on an outright declaration of independence.
Feinstein has said that she held onto a letter outlining the allegations because Ford asked to remain anonymous, but that media leaks of the letter's existence forced her to go public with the letter, though not Ford's identity.
In Virginia, where the DNC made an unprecedented $1.5 million investment in organizing and direct voter contact, including hiring AAPI organizers to work in AAPI communities, Democrats held onto the governor's office with a convincing nine-point victory.
Oxford and Reading held onto first and second place for another year, with the former increasing its lead at the top of the table, driven by higher ratings across measures such as work-life balance, transport and skills.
But even if Atlético had held onto its lead, which it secured in the 56th minute on a goal by Saúl Ñíguez, it would not have been enough to finish in the top two due to Roma's victory.
In Oklahoma, a Republican easily held onto a State Senate seat that had been occupied for nearly a decade by Bryce Marlatt, who was arrested last year after his Uber driver accused him of grabbing and kissing her.
One figure that's particularly compelling: Since 1994, the sitting president's party has never -- not once -- held onto a seat where it had a retiring incumbent and the opposing party had carried the district in the previous presidential election.
The Disney princess tradition has held onto its charm as it has changed with the times, widening its cultural frame of reference and allowing its heroines to travel down paths other than the one leading straight to matrimony.
They held onto the 20.2 percent gains made on Thursday after a Saudi oil minister hinted at possible joint action between producers to stabilise prices and the International Energy Agency said it expected oversupply to start easing soon.
But despite the aura of inevitably that has come to surround Biden as he has held onto his lead in most of the national polls, I wonder if the former vice president is more vulnerable than he seems.
World stocks hit a record high today after strong earnings and the prospect of tax cuts for corporate America pushed U.S. shares to stratospheric levels and the euro held onto recent gains as political concerns in France ebbed.
The subscription allows me to give off the vibe that my closet is brimming with shirts and dresses cut from the latest trends rather than containing fraying cardigans and the other items I've held onto since high school.
But in the U.S., the thing that I've held onto is I've refused to revise my forecast throughout the year, you know, watching a month or two of bad data is that the income growth is still very strong.
The whole affair sent Nintendo fans into a frenzy, as some users held onto the faint glimmer of hope that only some, and not all, of the orders would be canceled — and that perhaps their own would be spared.
That means the hedge fund run by Paul Marshall and Ian Wace could have made 19.1 million pounds over the past three days across its TOPS computer-driven and Global Opportunities funds if they have held onto their stake.
Exhibit A is of course his idea that Barack Obama wasn't born in the US—a bit of racist hate-mongering he reportedly held onto as late as 2017, though he stopped publicly insisting on it during the campaign.
Looking at individual stocks, Norway's Norsk Hydro held onto its crown as the STOXX 600's top performer by the close, after the aluminum firm got a key permit to help it restart its Alunorte refinery at half-capacity.
But reports that the company held onto the data despite telling Facebook it had deleted it, and Facebook's failure to confirm that the data had been purged, have renewed concerns about data privacy on the world's biggest social network.
Despite the failure of the international community to react to the Russian bombardment, the people in opposition areas held onto a thread of hope that a new face in the White House might at least act to protect civilians.
In fact, Felix has held onto and slowly whittled away at his own records for the Professor since 2009, when he wrestled the title away from the comparatively molasses-fingered Dan Cohen, who clocked 1:07.25 as his best.
Among workers in their 30s and 40s, roughly 40 percent held onto their shares in an employee purchase plan versus 48 percent of employees in their 50s and 55 percent of workers who were 60 and older, Fidelity found.
Emerging currencies, like the South African rand and the Mexican peso, held onto to gains after a big rise, as investors welcomed Turkey's central bank's move to hike policy rate to 24 percent to restore confidence in the lira.
Sterling held onto gains after rallying to its highest levels in seven months on Wednesday as traders ramped up bets that a no-deal Brexit was less likely and that Britain's departure from the European Union would be delayed.
MARKET NEWS * The dollar largely held onto the previous session's gains in early Asian trade on Friday, while sterling edged up on news that Britain could leave the European Union without a Brexit deal at a slightly later date.
While some inmates may have technically held onto the files that were stored on the device if they decided to ship it, the purpose of these devices is for the inmate to be able to listen while they're incarcerated.
LINE: Even ABOUT ARIZONA (7-3, 5-2 Pac-12): The Wildcats ran for a school-record 125 yards and held onto their spot in second place in the Pac-12 South with a dominant win over Oregon State.
In the third quarter, the company held onto only 36 percent of diners the following period, down from 42 percent retention in the fourth quarter of 2017 and 59 percent in the first quarter of that year, KeyBanc said.
Biden has held onto a solid lead atop a wide, diverse field of Democratic candidates for months, but Warren has been gaining on the former vice president in recent weeks and has now pulled past him in multiple polls.
Though nationalist and far-right parties significant gains, they were not as large as had been feared by risk-averse investors, and parties committed to strengthening the European Union held onto two-thirds of seats in the EU parliament.
London has held onto top spot in the latest ranking of global financial centers as the gap with second placed New York City (NYC) widens, according to the most recent iteration of the semi-annual report released on Monday.
Ross didn't unload his Chevron and Boeing shares until May, and held onto his IAC-related investments until October, according to federal records cited by CREW, meaning the secretary had financial stakes in companies seeking to influence his department.
Though Williams lost that match, she secured the No. 1 ranking by reaching the semifinals of that tournament and she then held onto it for 186 weeks, through the 2016 U.S. Open, when she ceded it to Angelique Kerber.
In Cambodia, for instance, one way that the prime minister, Hun Sen, has held onto power since 1985 has been by using defamation laws against his opponents, most notably Sam Rainsy, one of the founders of the main opposition party.
David Moore and nearly a dozen other farmers claim C.H. Robinson, particularly fresh produce and products distributor Robinson Fresh, overcharged for shipping costs, illegitimately held onto additional profits, and underpaid farmers for many types of products including melons and asparagus.
In behind-the-scenes photos shared exclusively with PEOPLE, Alec was seen smiling from ear-to-ear as he held onto a microphone on the set of his mom's show, which takes over the third hour of Good Morning America.
I held onto those shoes for a while, and I have to say, I ultimately ended up ignoring the smart functionality and just using them as regular old running shoes, which I suspect is pretty common with these sorts of products.
Update: A source close to Harvey Weinstein disputed The Hollywood Reporter's unnamed source's claims that the disgraced producer may have held onto unused sex-scene footage from the 2015 film, Carol, for his "own personal collection" to Refinery29 Friday morning.
At the same time, illiberal democrats like Narendra Modi in India, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan in Turkey, Rodrigo Duterte in the Philippines, and Donald Trump in the United States have come to power, or have held onto it, with strongly populist platforms.
Sterling held onto gains it made since Boris Johnson took office as Britain's new prime minister on Wednesday, but investors are still wary of a no-deal Brexit in which Britain would leave the European Union without a trade agreement.
The Windows users who held onto Windows 95 for years, and that still cling to Windows 7 like a lifeboat in rough operating system seas, are slowly but surely migrating to what very well may be the best Windows ever.
Oil prices held onto gains despite the mixed messages on a possible deal, with Brent prices for April delivery up 99 cents, or 3 percent, at $33.69 a barrel in Wednesday afternoon trade, pulling away from a session low of $3.73.
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Asian stocks were mixed early on Friday and the dollar held onto overnight gains made on strong economic data, but investors were cautious due to uncertainties surrounding President Donald Trump after reports he tried to influence a federal investigation.
Later, I paid my coworker at a Chinese take-out place—a guy who would do beer funnels in between every delivery—something like $60 to bring me back a shitty $10 glass pipe that I held onto for years.
After her election debacle, where she barely held onto her job as Prime Minister, Trump's visit to London, seen as an early bid to wow him with pageantry fit for a Queen, and a President, is now delayed until next year.
But that wised-up sensibility never undercuts Stone's loveliness, and that's especially true of her portrayal of Mia, who has suffered through years of bad auditions but has held onto the notion that, eventually, she's going to break through to stardom.

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