Because the U.S. consumer held up well, consumer discretionary and consumer staples have also held up well.
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But before it was held up, everyone assumed that the DACA would not be held up, and we had a deal with the Democrats.
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Van Herpen watched with a critical eye, noting how the costumes held up throughout the demands of performance, and how the dancers held up within them.
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If other comedians of their generation held up a mirror to society, then Bob Mortimer and Vic Reeves held up a watercolor painting of Sylvester Stallone staring at a potato.
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" He added: "That's why we held up the money.
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He explained that he initially thought the meeting was being held up until Ukraine publicly announced investigations of the Bidens but that he later learned security assistance was also being held up.
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The economy certainly held up its end of the deal.
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Demonstrators held up pictures of Trump and waved Palestinian flags.
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But not all his claims held up well against scrutiny.
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Hadzovic, who has eight children, held up his children's passports.
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Amid it all, the jobs market has held up well.
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Other "soft" acquisitions are finding themselves held up as well.
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He held up a pride flag at a campaign event.
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It's down but it's held up better than the market.
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A mirror is now held up to those who govern.
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This has held up far better than had been predicted.
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" Phoebe held up her hands with a sudden urgency. "Alexandra.
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SO IT'S HELD UP A LOT BETTER THAN I HAVE.
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Bastardo, 30, held up much better for the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Lawyers complain that even uncontroversial deals are being held up.
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A woman silently held up a sign reading "Not True".
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US job growth has held up amid increasing recession fears.
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Strikingly, support for green energy held up across demographic categories.
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One of the man's son's held up his young daughter.
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Mason held up his hands and sat on the grass.
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My boy loves it and it has held up beautifully!
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And my music has been held up for the show.
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Romulo held up my hair and asked me some questions.
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The controller held up in the rain without an issue.
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Rain saw play held up for three hours on Sunday.
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Some things held up in the courts, some staff moves.
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The Aussie and New Zealand dollars have held up well.
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Only "safe" assets such as cash and Treasurys held up.
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Still, they held up on the inside (see next slide).
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It wasn't just Ukraine where the aid was held up.
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Generally, though, my "four cups" restriction held up until recently.
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Other disaster aid bills were not held up like this.
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The Berners held up a big "We want Bernie" sign.
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Her career was held up while she had two children.
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She did not have details on specific shipments held up.
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And for three days, my game's held up very well.
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In Manchester, people also held up the city's bee symbol.
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My fist is limp, held up by my other hand.
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Senate Republicans held up the nomination, and Mr. Weld withdrew.
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There were many claims to success, but none held up.
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She held up the white, blond Barbie in its box.
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Calhoun Day is a mirror held up to Wind Gap.
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I didn't want things to be held up by money.
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Both of those plans are currently held up in litigation.
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While software and cloud names, semiconductors have held up better.
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That held up payments to thousands of schools and landlords.
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Rivers & Co. held up their end of things, but barely.
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A boy with a broken leg held up his crutch.
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He held up a Pride flag at a campaign event.
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At Asiyah, Dania Darwish, its director, held up her phone.
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But the internal disagreements have held up a final agreement.
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So far, internet infrastructure has held up to increased demand.
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So far, supplies of the raw plastic have held up.
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Amazon held up relatively well, dropping 10% over that stretch.
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Pervasive road checks and travel restrictions have held up shipments.
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It's held up by the thing that's going through it.
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" Kirsten held up her palms and said, "Hey, no judgment.
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Several held up photos of the children they had lost.
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That bill has since been held up in the Senate.
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Nearby, David Whitesell held up a smartphone, filming the game.
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Birth rates have held up better in France and Britain.
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Though he was 69, his movie star appearance held up.
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The driver honked his horn and held up a sign.
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One held up a large paper cutout of Trump's face.
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The racial disparity held up after controlling for different circumstances.
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They'd be held up as objects of ridicule and shame.
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These are bold claims, but so far they've held up.
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In the end Andreescu's groin held up longer than Williams's back.
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And that is one reason markets have held up so well.
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Some held up pictures of a popular former president, Mohammad Khatami.
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I waited to review to see how the mascara held up.
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The comedian Kathy Griffin held up a fake severed Trump head.
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This sounds gross, but the greens have held up surprisingly well.
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For the months prior to William's suicide, the model held up.
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But other chipmakers held up with AMD shares rising 5.2 percent.
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Both markets have held up remarkably well so far this year.
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A bilateral deal may be held up until Brexit is complete.
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The bride held up a blue smoke bomb for the shot.
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But that's it and that's why we held up the money.
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Kyle also held up two lollipops — one blue and one pink.
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With some help from dad, she excitedly held up the trophy.
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Flows of capital to Europe have held up a bit better.
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And yet this isn't held up as a "finally!" moment entirely.
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In fact, democracy has held up surprisingly well in the region.
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Leesa and Casper held up the empty glass when I jumped.
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The rabbi held up his hands as he faced the gunman.
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Ruffalo served up some salad, and Wong held up a fork.
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They have held up aid and are accused of war profiteering.
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PNG says it has held up its end of the deal.
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Some are so old they are held up by wooden struts.
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That "grenade" that he held up in both bank branches, though?
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Lloyd Doggett (D-Texas) held up Trump's quotation on a poster.
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He and his teammates say they were held up at gunpoint.
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Data show, though, that Google's new Pixel smartphone held up better.
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Consumer spending in Britain has held up since the Brexit vote.
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Robb later held up the animal with its mouth taped shut.
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Communication from ISIS stronghold Abu Ulya held up a Lenovo smartphone.
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I held up soap like this, and that was my Oscar.
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No one held up a mirror as he spoke those words.
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" He also held up a sign that read, "United We Stand.
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She held up an American flag during portions of the march.
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He was amazed how well The Killing of America held up.
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Cameras clacked and commotion swirled as they held up their hands.
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Demonstrators held up placards reading "Chameria Genocide; We will never forget".
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"Welcome to Hell," read the banner they held up in English.
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She held up the filthy blanket for the jurors to see.
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The U.S. days earlier had held up military aid to Ukraine.
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" Dorsey, laughing along, held up a hand and said, "Not me.
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These prisoners were held-up in a giant pit at night.
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Some election materials have been held up from reaching voting stations.
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Vince even held up imaginary tassels, truly committing to his bit.
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Research similarly hasn't held up in genetics, nutrition, physics and oncology.
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Our eyes met briefly, and he held up the shopping bag.
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A radio host held up a photo of the late Sen.
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After winning the 200 meters, Jones held up a Belizean flag.
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Previous attempts to legislate gay marriage were held up in Parliament.
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S. trade talks - European and Asian stocks held up relatively well.
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Progress on the issue has been held up by legal wrangling.
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Bodies like mine held up with perfect lighting and Yoruba hairstyles.
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China's home prices held up well in August, defying property curbs.
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One stops and sings, his face held up to the sky.
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It would've been a double, but Soroka held up at second.
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And Salt Lake City has been held up as a model.
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Or if tax refunds for millions of Americans are held up.
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Students held up signs comparing Rome's potholed streets to Swiss cheese.
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This is the foundation that our society is held up upon.
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That relationship has held up as the job market has improved.
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This system held up at least moderately well until the 1990s.
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From a technical point of view, XLI has held up well.
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She held up two and asked her mother which she preferred.
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They held up a banner they had made for Ms. Akbarian.
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Ms. Gottfried's subjects were never specimens, held up for cold examination.
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Mr. Collins held up their shared business backgrounds as the reason.
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His friend said he had been held up for two hours.
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He looked at me, nodded slowly, and held up four fingers.
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But we felt very good about how the network held up.
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People held up pictures of that movement's leaders on their cellphones.
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The lawsuit was held up until the criminal proceedings were done.
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For my heavy workload, the XPS 13 held up pretty well.
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Dressy couples held up cocktails and clustered under the bar's roof.
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And what has happened is consumer evidence has really held up.
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Therefore, structures have held up well in Irma's wake, Soffer said.
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It&aposs held up well, even withstanding his penchant for digging.
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Utilities and real estate companies held up better than most sectors.
|
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And yet the U.S. stock market has held up remarkably well.
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The ruling has also been held up by an emergency injunction.
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She held up her forefinger and thumb and rubbed them together.
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He added, though, that meat exports had "held up fairly well".
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They held up his photos at rallies, demanding justice and transparency.
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But its move has also been held up by the shutdown.
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" It is "an elevated lumberyard being held up by stone walls.
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It has not held up well over the last two decades.
|
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-FL) held up two slices of white bread.
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The services sector held up relatively well with a 0.3 percent gain.
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The process of landing teams had formally been held up by paperwork.
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Outside the prosecutor's office, protesters held up signs calling for his arrest.
|
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In the end, the Sony and Bose headphones held up the best.
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I mean, our markets have held up, to her point, very well.
|
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Rosales advanced from first but held up at third on Lowrie's hit.
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Protestors gathered in the darkness and held up the sign for onlookers.
|
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Sabrina held up her phone, opened Twitter, and pulled up trending topics.
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Still, it's striking how well her somewhat trollish predictions have held up.
|
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I think the mail's been a bit held up in the snow.
|
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Despite all this, community banks' business model has held up pretty well.
|
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It didn't help that Ji himself held up patriotism as a shield.
|
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Kang noted that "employment has held up" amid the heightened trade tensions.
|
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What is problematic, however, is why the administration held up the aid.
|
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Then he received a second letter saying it was being held up.
|
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During the show, I held up the cape for her to see.
|
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Higher employment means household incomes have held up better than average wages.
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And I take care of my skin, which somehow has held up.
|
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It was held up as a hopeful template for other Islamist parties.
|
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This is also the thing that Justice Ginsberg got held up on.
|
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He's just been through a whole traumatic experience of being held up.
|
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Squires also said the pricing model for the company has held up.
|
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The medicine to treat it is also held up by the coalition.
|
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The bill, AV START, is being held up by five Democratic senators.
|
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Someone held up your correspondent's phone and asked if it was hers.
|
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"It's almost sad that it's held up so well," he told me.
|
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Many held up signs or carried large banners expressing the same sentiment.
|
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Another couple held up a sign that said 'Welcome to Malawi. #NOTASHITHOLE!
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Did Captain America get held up at Customs in Miami, or what?
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Now he&aposs held up by liberals as a paragon of virtue.
|
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They've held up surprisingly well, especially considering how much I've worn them.
|
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Other lower-rated debt in Italy and Spain held up relatively well.
|
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The decision on the matter is still being held up in court.
|
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The dispute held up Croatian accession to the EU for many years.
|
|
", the adorable youngsters danced and held up signs saying, "JT See Me!
|
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Some held up banners that said, "LIAR" and "No excuse Carrie Lame".
|
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Those programs shouldn't be held up by political debates on annual spending.
|
|
However well it's held up, though, the PRT is showing its age.
|
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The deal was held up last year under over human rights concerns.
|
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It's held up extremely well, and I highly recommend you read it.
|
|
The Dakota pipeline was held up by protests from Native American groups.
|
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People held up pictures of Heather and signs called her a hero.
|
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And no details can be held up to questioning in the process.
|
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The completion of the deal had been held up by Essar's creditors.
|
|
"It wasn't just Ukraine where the aid was held up," he added.
|
|
Mr. Sanders frowned, held up his hand, and began shaking his head.
|
|
The signs, held up when Pruitt was answering a question by Rep.
|
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They've held up impressively well since we bought them six months ago.
|
|
Paul had long held up the treaties over concerns about taxpayers' privacy.
|
|
Ervin was held up at the third as Votto cruised into second.
|
|
Trump held up the market as an objective barometer of his presidency.
|
|
Her confirmation was held up for months, however, by Democratic Michigan Sens.
|
|
Trump's move to end DACA has been held up by court decisions.
|
|
The weapon's magazine held up to 15 rounds, according to the prosecutor.
|
|
Update after one year of wear: These pants have really held up.
|
|
"Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry" has held up over the years.
|
|
He has held up a mirror to a troubled and divided society.
|
|
Even the travel ban initially got held up in court in California.
|
|
Bond proxies, often victim to rising rates, have held up surprisingly well.
|
|
They held up in spite of Manning's offense sputtering the entire game.
|
|
Which I feel really good about, that they've held up that way.
|
|
Several containers from India are held up at Iranian ports, exporters said.
|
|
"Crates are held up in L.A.," a U.S.A. Bobsled & Skeleton rep said.
|
|
Instead, expansion has been held up over an unrelated anti-abortion measure.
|
|
He lies underneath an American flag held up by two twitter birds.
|
|
The girls held up their arms and whimpered to be picked up.
|
|
Maybe, here in New York, those type of agreements held up better.
|
|
Shin held up an enlarged copy of an old-timey passenger ticket.
|
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I held up my sign, which I'd added glitter to that morning.
|
|
It has been held up as a model for fire vulnerable communities.
|
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They held up signs objecting to the potential payout to Mr. Moonves.
|
|
So far, they've held up, BroadbandNow reports, but this could still change.
|
|
I envision being held up at the airport or forced into quarantine.
|
|
Through much of last month's slump, these companies held up reasonably well.
|
|
Southerners from the region of Puglia held up a pro-Salvini banner.
|
|
One-year update: My ThirdLove bra has held up well over time.
|
|
No, the money held up had absolutely nothing to do with Biden.
|
|
" One member of the audience held up a sign, "Queers Against Islamaphobia.
|
|
The Ukrainian government didn't know it was being held up in Washington.
|
|
This isn't the first time Paul has held up a spending bill.
|
|
The straps, fabric, and chair itself have all held up extremely well.
|
|
It was interesting to see what had held up and what hadn't.
|
|
" Then he held up a book titled "The Media Is All Lies.
|
|
GOP leaders then cherry-picked amendments, and the bill was held up.
|
|
Jobs is held up as one of the greatest CEOs in history.
|
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He held up his palms side by side in front of him.
|
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Several of those are still shooting, and would probably be held up.
|
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The chicken sausage is really the only thing that has held up.
|
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Then came news of the $391 million being held up in Washington.
|
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The threesome in the chair behind me held up my ski, grinning.
|
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The system had been severely tested, and it held up under pressure.
|
|
"I held up a liquor store/Demanded top-shelf metaphors," he sings.
|
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Bee held up a different object: a book listing rules for comedy.
|
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The cobbler held up a pair of sandals, offering them to me.
|
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Republicans have held up Harley as an example of American business success.
|
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And then what are the moments that you think have held up?
|
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He was repeatedly held up as the genius inventor behind the headset.
|
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It's been held up as painfully relatable and lambasted as unforgivably irresponsible.
|
|
" And at the Cuyahoga Community College event, counter-protesters from the Ohio G.O.P. held up a sign saying "Ted lost 350,000 jobs" and one, wearing a tire outfit, held up a sign saying "Retread Ted: Made in China.
|
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She also carried a large purse, which she held up to her stomach.
|
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Forced to share lanes with automobiles, the streetcars get held up in traffic.
|
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Held up a knife and told me to give him all my stuff.
|
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She held up her graduation yearbook so the public could see his signature.
|
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Why not test out these products there and see if they held up?
|
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It had been held up by some former players who challenged it terms.
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You can see how it held up by clicking on the video above.
|
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We got so lucky the weather held up and was a magical evening!
|
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Before that, freezing conditions held up sowing, and scythed through the lambing season.
|
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I blinked, then it was a puppet, held up with barbershop-striped poles.
|
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Better than bigotry signs were being held up when I walked over. pic.twitter.
|
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The energy bill had been held up over a dispute between Florida Sen.
|
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Instead, she just held up the pregnancy test, and we both started bawling.
|
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He waved away a Washington Post story held up on a reporter's phone.
|
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Foreign investment, which the government is promoting energetically, has held up surprisingly well.
|
|
Another report says a second U.S. swimmer was held up along with Ryan.
|
|
Strikers at the airport held up placards with the message 'RYANAIR MUST CHANGE'.
|
|
" Megan McAuley, 10, held up a sign saying "My name is Megan too!
|
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Sometimes, a road is a mirror held up to reflect our own lives.
|
|
Demonstrators chanted "I am hungry" and held up photos of jailed political activists.
|
|
The findings held up, and they observed nearly a 70% overall pass rate.
|
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Those flaps in turn are held up by arches made out of cartilage.
|
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Another payment a week earlier was held up for days but eventually completed.
|
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She held up her phone, showing the locked screen of her Uber app.
|
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Silicon Valley is a place where failure is held up as a virtue.
|
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Each creature is held up for careful consideration, and each is declared worthy.
|
|
Nonetheless, financials held up as the top constituents on the benchmark led gainers.
|
|
But Malaysia's largest cinema chains announced that the screenings had been held up.
|
|
I deduced that Facercise was the intervention that best held up to scrutiny.
|
|
It's held up better than all the other defense contractors that I follow.
|
|
This ain't the first time Ford's held up as a standout good citizen.
|
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But political resistance to the treaty in Switzerland has held up the process.
|
|
Bowe Bergdahl may be held up because of comments President Trump has made.
|
|
The conjecture, he says, has held up in the face of subsequent evidence.
|
|
Maria Garcia, 60, held up another that read: 'Where are the migrant children?
|
|
The ban and its subsequent version have since been held up in court.
|
|
Lochte himself that he and "three other swimmers" were held up at gunpoint.
|
|
The land, or clay-rich soil, is held up as a primeval treasure.
|
|
Mid-caps held up slightly better than the large companies, dipping 0.1 percent.
|
|
President Trump has held up Harley-Davidson as a pillar of American manufacturing.
|
|
Vehicles travelling after that are often held up by robbers wielding AK-47s.
|
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Full operations at the new airport have already been held up three times.
|
|
The salvage operation has been held up by flood waters and strong currents.
|
|
Canadian revenues have held up remarkably well in spite of these deep cuts.
|
|
They tested the equivalent of 659 Mars landings, and the tool held up.
|
|
It held up great and after wiping it down, looks brand new again.
|
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Is not poetry a megaphone held up to the whispering lips of death?
|
|
A man, standing to the side of the auditorium, held up his hand.
|
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So it is a tad ironic that Delrahim's nomination is being held up.
|
|
Pubs in central London have held up better than those on the outskirts.
|
|
Outside the court, a group of supporters held up placards backing the athlete.
|
|
Video showed her stumbling into a van and being held up by aides.
|
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However, he does not want to be held up as an inspirational talisman.
|
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And I think I held up in the moment, and it seemed surprising.
|
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The measure has held up nicely despite recent hiccups in nonfarm payrolls data.
|
|
The original movie is often held up as the first true slasher film.
|
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One man held up a battered old identity document from former South Yemen.
|
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However disbursement was held up last year over perceived backtracking on reform commitments.
|
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He popped into the dispatching office and held up a packet of peanuts.
|
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Slat then held up a clear plastic dish, filled with shards of plastic.
|
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Many held up their smartphones to take videos and photos of Mr. Thiel.
|
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Let&aposs see how both of them held up these past few hours.
|
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The aid was temporarily held up over the summer and released in September.
|
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Aid deliveries that were promised to besieged areas continue to be held up.
|
|
The Constitution has held up in the early challenges with the Trump administration.
|
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As my sister held up her camera, I smiled a wide, toothy smile.
|
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Starbucks has held up better than most, but it has not been immune.
|
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Lisa Noschese held up her pad, on which she'd sketched a grinning taco.
|
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About 300 demonstrators there held up placards reading "IEBC must go home now".
|
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The firm's sales have, however, held up since the June 23 Brexit vote.
|
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So far this year China's physical copper imports have held up pretty well.
|
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Shakespeare has been held up as the ultimate symbol of Western cultural imperialism.
|
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" Another man to his right held up, "Evil Hospitals Scam Money and Murder.
|
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Women have a hard enough time being held up to airbrushed Hollywood standards.
|
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Sana was exhausted, but she held up like the trooper that she was.
|
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By 2008, most of the roof was held up by a steel buttress.
|
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The pieces held up well until last year, when they began to drip.
|
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Some held up phones and cameras, recording his words as he delivered them.
|
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The announcement of the Cabinet had been held up by haggling over positions.
|
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"The state has not held up its obligation to seniors," Mr. Deak said.
|
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Republicans in the State Senate held up passage of the bill, but Gov.
|
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He held up the bag and eyed the instructions printed on its packaging.
|
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I held up traffic while I patted the ground, searching for my eyes.
|
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An official told me that men have been held up to 22016 days.
|
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Ms. Bonilla held up a string of Buddhist beads hanging around her neck.
|
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Stand with your head facing forward and your chest held up and out.
|
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BEIJING — He held up stalks of wheat and made small talk with farmers.
|
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"Trading held up really well," Colas said in the same "ETF Edge" interview.
|
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For nearly a decade, this stone has held up in the test kitchen.
|
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If not, formal debate could be held up for up to 30 hours.
|
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I wonder how you feel about being held up as a feminist icon.
|
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Goldschmidt's father, David, held up Bagwell and Craig Biggio as baseball role models.
|
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"The money held up had absolutely nothing to do with Biden," Mulvaney said.
|
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Play was held up for about five minutes as officials scrambled fixed it.
|
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Furthermore, the predictions that came out of those principles held up very well.
|
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A few holes later, the golfers held up the course again, Chronister said.
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Then he held up one hand and put his thumb and forefinger together.
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To be sure, markets have held up remarkably well despite the trade concerns.
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"The money held up had absolutely nothing to do with Biden," he said.
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Three young women held up handwritten placards calling for the freedom to travel.
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They date to the 13th century and once held up to 800 people.
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Labor force participation has held up a little better than we had thought.
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It became clear in September that aid to Ukraine had been held up.
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If you are held up, text or call them to let them know.
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"The paint's held up nice, given all the sun it gets," Eaton said.
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They want it swept under the carpet, not held up to the light.
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Lutsenko repeatedly held up Voronenkov as a valuable witness in the Yanukovych trial.
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I put it in a waterproofing chamber and everything and it held up.
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Its EU accession was held up partly by concerns over organized crime and graft.
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One of the comedians, Terumoto Goto, a household name, held up a red iQOS.
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Congressional Democrats condemned the move, which held up the bill for an additional week.
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But matters would be far worse had other countries and sectors not held up.
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They held up glow sticks because open flames are not allowed in parks here.
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Mark Pocan, a Wisconsin Democrat, as he held up a photo of his husband.
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Reed said the rainfall predictions made as Florence hit the coast held up well.
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The groups allege this approval is also the reason these documents were held up.
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Although the constitution has generally held up well, some parts of it need fixing.
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The White House's budget office held up that aid on Trump's orders this summer.
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I don't know that I would want a mirror held up to my face.
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Sniper fire from buildings inside the village of Fadhiliya held up the Kurdish advance.
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Josiah Zayner, CEO of the biohacking-promoting startup The Odin, held up a syringe.
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If that happened, "black-ish" would continue, as long as its ratings held up.
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The Spotify desktop app is often held up as an example of this capability.
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UK consumer spending has held up since June's vote to leave the European Union.
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Calls for increased scrutiny have rung out, and still the price has held up.
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The emergency declaration itself could be held up in court for months or years.
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Or scanned a nail polish wall and triumphantly held up a sheer, pinky-nude?
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I carried this bag nearly daily for several years and it's held up fine.
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Ship-owners fear their vessels will be held up at port during an investigation.
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The weather has been threatening rain all day, but it's held up so far!
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"We haven't held up our end of the bargain on that point," Ventura said.
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His poll ratings at home have held up, even as they have slumped abroad.
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Britain's construction PMI showed a similar drop on Wednesday, although manufacturing held up better.
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This pattern held up over six test runs I did with all three devices.
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Among the four BP-chartered ships, the Texas has been held up the longest.
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It has also been held up by damages to its boiler during component tests.
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Right now, of course, that proposed ban is being held up in the courts.
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Horses, on the other hand, literally held up human civilization for thousands of years.
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The robot sutures held up to higher pressures than those made by human surgeons.
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On Friday, about 38 oil tankers were held up at the Fos-Lavera port.
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We're not going to be held up by delivering iPods or toothpaste or groceries.
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Kristin says Madeline was "so beyond thrilled" when the family held up the bread.
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Like many other states, most of Californians' debt is held up in their mortgages.
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Instead, it's slipped onto the Switch and held up close to a player's eyes.
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But despite a year in crisis, the company's financials have held up just fine.
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Rose held up a second, snowball-looking sphere and dropped it in the tub.
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Compare that to the 7.8% that were held up because the aircraft arrived late.
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Trump has promised to destroy the plan, which is currently held up in courts.
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But for his part, Ngannou has always held up his end of the bargain.
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The company's stock price has held up, gaining ground in a volatile stock market.
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Then we realized shots were being held up because we didn't have a river.
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I held up signs, posed for photos, talked with reporters and made some videos.
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After Bobby paid the ransom, the abductors held up their end of the bargain.
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Early on in the new series, Luke (Mike Colter) is held up at gunpoint.
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Since then, he has held up about 20 Justice nominations, the Washington Post reported.
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Trump held up a flashlight and showed it to the crowd, while shaking hands.
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Lankford said the White House told him it had not held up the bill.
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" Others in the crowd held up signs that said "Dump the D.N.C." and "Revolution.
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If that WHIP held up, it would be the worst for Volquez since 2006.
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The protesters wore shirts and held up signs in support of Hong Kong protests.
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Looking for a reason why the market has held up so well this year?
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Read more: Mick Mulvaney publicly confirms Trump held up Ukraine aid for political gain
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Spectators in the front rows held up signs to get them on the air.
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For cardboard, they've held up impressively well since we bought them six months ago.
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It's a typical archetype for Woody Allen's films, one that has not held up.
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In it, Sofia sketched a portrait of Abby, and held up the finished work.
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One especially tenacious, complex problem, for instance, has held up one project for years.
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Held up against that movie, the benefits of animation are thrown into stark relief.
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" Antifa teens walked with churchgoers who held up signs reading "mass instead of hate.
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He then held up the envelope to the camera to prove it was true.
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Security aid to Ukraine was also held up as Trump pressed for the probe.
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Bitcoin has held up relatively well this week despite negative headlines about regulatory crackdowns.
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Mr. Bensimon silently held up a sign amid the protesters, suggesting a peaceful coexistence.
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Apple's laptops have long been held up as a gold standard for portable computers.
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It is falsely held up to be chocolate, when it is a powerful stimulant.
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The conference report also excludes a number of provisions that held up the negotiations.
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She held up half of a glass object, the top edge crude and sharp.
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And that example is held up as "social media marketing" at its very best.
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When Mapp asked where the warrant was, they held up a piece of paper.
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U.S. companies that export to China have had goods held up in China's ports.
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Hemingway, Hadley, and Pfeiffer held up their end of the party from the veranda.
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Skeptics predicted it would blow over, but its sturdy steel-skeleton construction held up.
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" The crowd agreed with cheers, and she held up her phone: "Look at this!
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Your eyes are like veiny segments of blood orange held up to the light.
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But five beams that had held up the second floor now blocked his path.
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During a locker room media availability, he held up a series of handwritten signs.
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They held up their fingers in response: four fingers, five fingers, two hands' worth.
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At the Governor's School, teachers held up New York's Juilliard as the promised land.
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"The money held up had absolutely nothing to do with Biden," Mulvaney said Thursday.
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Mothers are either held up as paragons of selflessness, or they're discounted and parodied.
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Two or three of them held up rainbow flags, a symbol of gay pride.
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In the past, bipartisanship had been held up as an important pillar of policymaking.
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Wall Street was watching whether trading revenues have held up amid low market volatility.
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That argument is likely the reason the buses were held up for so long.
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They held up signs: "Wall Street Pete," a reference to his days at McKinsey.
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Tall towers that critics say exceed height limits are being held up in litigation.
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But Beijing has held up the slogan as evidence that the protesters support independence.
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In a tit-for-tat, Israeli tourists have been held up at Moscow airport.
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About a dozen parents held up a banner and began to sing protest songs.
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He held up a ball bearing to show the metal bits extracted from victims.
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It&aposs been almost two years, and that chair has held up surprisingly well.
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If your bag gets held up, it isn't the people's fault behind the counter.
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Afterward, he held up his pants and examined the broken zipper and popped button.
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The garment has held up well over time, even with less-than-gentle handling.
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A musical comfort A grieving teen held up a sign at a Pink concert.
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Some in the crowd held up cut-out sardines and the name caught on.
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In a House floor speech on Tuesday, Maloney held up the photo in frustration.
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I've had it for several years and it's held up amazing through 13 cats!
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Then he held up the paper for people at the Vegas rally to see.
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The suspects then held up a priest at gunpoint at a church parking lot.
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Sudden changes in rules and impromptu checks on goods also held up supply chains.
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That bill has been held up in the Senate, however, because of funding disputes.
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So far, despite the earnings slump, European share prices have held up fairly well.
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But Beijing has held up the slogan as evidence that the protesters support independence.
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One spectator held up a photo of him celebrating with football teammates at Florida.
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London, Stockholm and Singapore have been held up as international models for congestion pricing.
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It was a tense moment as everyone held up their papers to be checked.
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A few spectacular winners are endlessly held up to lure investors into the market.
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The result is that a predator is held up and the accusers are erased.
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Many clapped as protesters held up a poster of Lam inside a bamboo cage.
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The meeting was held up three times for consultations, people familiar with the events said.
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Still, after a month of being tossed in my bag, the case hasn't held up.
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Robert Kraft, the team's owner, held up the team's latest Super Bowl trophy, WWE style.
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The politics of JEEPA made it too important to be held up by such issues.
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In the shot, he held up the photo of Gopal that she had sent him.
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This year's estimates for those sectors have held up better than others, Refinitiv's numbers show.
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LONDON — A monster triceratops held up traffic on the Isle of Wight on Friday night.
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Cryptocurrencies held up by and large on Thursday, despite a rout in global stock markets.
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Margarita Perez of Albuquerque held up a small Mexican flag as speakers addressed the crowd.
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Finally, she held up a bath bomb that was covered in glitter on the outside.
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Bank lending growth has held up, while non-loan TSF declined in May (see chart).
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It has held up almost 2 years through many running races and obstacle course events.
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"If anything, I was surprised at how well the averages held up today," Cramer said.
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People outside the shop then held up phones or tablets to clothe the models digitally.
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"France has held up well despite disruption from protests," Jefferies said in a research note.
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McConnell blocked a permanent fund and held up a revised five-year renewal in 2015.
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In retrospect, the only part of that assessment that really held up was the caveat.
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One lawmaker literally held up the U.S. Constitution at Zuckerberg and recited the First Amendment.
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"Xilinx had a wonderful quarter and that stock has held up quite well," she said.
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Greece's bailout programme is being held up by a dispute about the country's fiscal targets.
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All the women sported wide smiles and held up signs that shared their due dates.
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They have, however, held up in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, where funding works differently.
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She held up her fingers several inches apart, unmistakably suggesting the length of a penis.
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But his reforms have been held up by divisions and opposition within his own party.
|
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Sherwin-Williams has also held up better than other stocks in the home improvement cohort.
|
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Demand for focus groups has held up for a simple reason, according to industry executives.
|
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" "I was involved in the process by which the money was held up temporarily, OK?
|
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This grant happens every year, so nobody ever anticipated it being held up like this.
|
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The resulting decision held up a dangerously expansive — and historically inaccurate — understanding of the amendment.
|
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Queerness has always held up a mirror to mainstream society in order to mock it.
|
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When he entered the room, Trump held up newspapers emblazoned with headlines announcing his acquittal.
|
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The economy has held up well since last June, but it is starting to slow.
|
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Social media was held up as the new literary community, and the Kindle was king.
|
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He noted it held up just fine against the larger PSP and the Nintendo DSi.
|
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Across the economy in the past year, both business investment and FDI have held up.
|
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Demirel also told CNN Money that it held up after a wash in a machine.
|
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When Clinton attempted to interject during one of his answers, Trump held up his hand.
|
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But Germany's KBA motoring regulator has since March held up a recall of VW Passats.
|
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Meanwhile, reports swirled that a British swimmer was "held up at gunpoint " on Tuesday morning.
|
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They criticize the 24-7 work schedule that is held up as the gold standard.
|
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Corporate banking held up reasonably well, only reporting a 6% fall in revenues to 10.843m.
|
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Others held up their phones to shed light and played card games on the street.
|
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He is held up as a tragedy, a beacon of hope and an object lesson.
|
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One woman held up a powerful photo and sign of her grandmother, a Holocaust survivor.
|
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Because technology and health care — two of the three biggest sectors — have held up well.
|
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Tunisia has been held up as a model for democratic progress since the 2011 revolution.
|
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" He then held up his hand, pushed two fingers together and said, "tiny, tiny amount.
|
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Harvey claims Ronald keeps telling him it's being held up by a South American investor.
|
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The dispute has held up the country's prospects of joining the European Union and NATO.
|
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"A lot of projects are held up, the Millennium Challenge, the Japanese loan," he said.
|
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They held up anti-Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) signs and at times interrupted his speech.
|
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Some of those marching held up images of Castro or banners reading "We are Fidel".
|
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After sunset, the protesters held up cellphone flashlights, refusing to move until Pashteen turned up.
|
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He earlier referred directly to the ban, which has been held up by U.S. courts.
|
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The CR is being held up by Democrats amid a separate fight over miners healthcare.
|
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Wedding guests held up yellow roses while a recording of Maria singing "Never Enough" played.
|
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Mr Hichilema's rallies have been held up on legal technicalities and his helicopter flights restricted.
|
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The victory held up a mirror to the divergence in team-building between the clubs.
|
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He held up a thick file: a hundred and thirty letters in support of Nunez.
|
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Negotiations have been held up over Trump's demand for wall funding, which Democrats have rejected.
|
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Reagan held up Skutnik's dramatic, dangerous rescue as an example of American courage and selflessness.
|
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Curry's notorious ankles have held up pretty well since he missed 40 games in 2012.
|
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It's a rope held up by buoys, that tows a giant skirt of plastic fabric.
|
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Some attendees wore shirts with Q logos and others held up signs promoting the theory.
|
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In his too-cute photo, Grace beamed as she held up her coveted blue ribbon.
|
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And aside from a few minor issues, the Labo kits have all held up wonderfully.
|
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Some of his efforts have been blocked by Congress or held up in court challenges.
|
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It is held up by thick pine pillars, evenly spaced, inside and outside the house.
|
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This woman held up Brazil's flag during the protest, as people started entering Augusta Street.
|
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The man who held up the banner was escorted from the theater, Del Vicario said.
|
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Holmes confirmed that security assistance to Ukraine was held up for one of two reasons.
|
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He held up four fingers afterward to indicate his four consecutive victories in the event.
|
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"He held up a mirror, and I think it was a helpful mirror," Massie added.
|
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People held up lighted candles, whistled and shouted "freedom" and "out with the occupying forces".
|
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For years, the red wolf recovery program was held up as a rare conservation success.
|
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The bill has been held up in the Senate since last year for unexplained reasons.
|
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They held up on the game-tying two-point conversion, forcing another hurried Brady throw.
|
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That said, the Trump administration's DOJ held up AT&T's effort to buy Time Warner.
|
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"Welcome to Hell," read a banner held up at the city's airport by police officers.
|
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That deal is often held up to illustrate the beginning of Romania's tech sector potential.
|
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But stocks have largely held up — the is actually 2 percent higher in that time.
|
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Also, aid deliveries promised under the agreement were still being held up at the border.
|
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Outside the school, many community members also held up signs in support of the students.
|
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A police officer held up traffic in Litchfield so I could get my dusk shot.
|
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Each held up a letter placard to spell out "Happy Birthday" across the whole group.
|
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But the injured joint held up enough to support another winning performance, with 317.85 points.
|
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She held up an image of a possible cell station that might replace the light.
|
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To verify each spot, Weeks and Coffey held up photocopies of Hassam's paintings on location.
|
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A lot of this legislation is being held up in the Senate due to partisanship.
|
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For nearly two years, the economy largely held up; as housing contracted, other sectors grew.
|
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The Honduran caravan held up at Mexico's northern border is a symptom of this challenge.
|
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They have asked that he be held up to three years as they gather evidence.
|
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I took her phone and held up the old Snapchat photo she was reminiscing about.
|
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The country's culture of remembrance of the Holocaust has been held up as a model.
|
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Most of those buildings appear to have held up well this time, Dr. Alcocer said.
|
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I train in a tiny library held up by cinderblocks at Holy Family Catholic School.
|
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The tie-up has also been held up by delays in winning European Union approval.
|
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Critics say that registrations can be held up if the tiniest details do not match.
|
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K-pop stars who often get extensive cosmetic surgery are held up as the standard.
|
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The company's system famously held up on 93/11, even as other wireless networks collapsed.
|
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The tie-up has also been held up by delays in winning European Union approval.
|
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At one point, he held up two glossy prints of Mr. Trump and Mr. Pence.
|
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"I've been held up at gunpoint a number of times," Tarik said in an interview.
|
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Mr. Trump has denied that he held up the aid as a quid pro quo.
|
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HONG KONG — President Trump has held up Harley-Davidson as a pillar of American manufacturing.
|
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Before the financial crisis, inflation as a whole behaved normally because services inflation held up.
|
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Mr. Sciaraffo said the first announcement said their train was held up by traffic delays.
|
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Brewers 1, Pirates 0 Domingo Santana's solo home run held up as Milwaukee edged Pittsburgh.
|
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Tax reform, for now, is being held up by work on repealing and replacing ObamaCare.
|
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The S&P 500 has held up fairly well with just a 1.5 percent decline.
|
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She held up a rock to show me and then we both shook our heads.
|
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Congress has not held up its end of the deal, but we can change that.
|
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Then Alessandro Michele of Gucci held up his ring-bedecked, green-and-blue manicured hand.
|
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" At this point, Terry apparently held up his hands and exclaimed, "I didn't do it!
|
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President Donald Trump and top administration members held up the Pentagon&aposs killing of Gen.
|
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They were often held up as voices of conscience whose criticism underscored the president's wrongdoing.
|
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He then held up a circuit board that drove the printers of the late 1990s.
|
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Ben-David, 30, lodged an insanity plea that held up his formal conviction and sentencing.
|
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The roadblock comes after the Senate bill was already held up for weeks after Rep.
|
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Arce held up her phone to show pictures of her assailants she had been sent.
|
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People in the crowd held up signs of a red thumbs-down when they disagreed.
|
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He held up SpaceX, which does seem to operate more smoothly, as a prime example.
|
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"He chose to cooperate and wholeheartedly held up his end of the bargain," she said.
|
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The US food system, after all, was held up as the envy of the world.
|
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German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas held up his country as an example of multilateralism's success.
|
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Half of Democrats agreed that Iran has not held up its side of the bargain.
|
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However, the banks' asset quality has held up well to date, despite broader economic uncertainty.
|
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But it wasn't until August that the Ukrainians learned the aid was being held up.
|
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And, yes, I think we all need to sometimes remind people what has held up.
|
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Instead, he has agreed to walk across a tightrope held up by his political rivals.
|
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There, Mr. Kilby held up a small book and asked for a computer that size.
|
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It is also expected to be held up as an issue by Democrats in 2020.
|
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Over the last 2 years, Kanye more than held up his end of the bargain.
|
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"I don't know whether aid was being held up and for how long," Ms. Conway said, despite testimony from current and former Trump administration officials that the aid had been held up by mid-July on Mr. Trump's orders and was not released until September.
|
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At one point he held up a pen and asked whether anyone had not gotten one.
|
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Siddhartha Roy, a doctoral student from India, held up a bottle of yellow-tinted Flint water.
|
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He held up a photo of the sinister green cartoon character who tries to steal Christmas.
|
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As my colleague Brian Resnick notes, this finding has held up even in studies involving Trump.
|
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Davis held up the personal tragedy as another example of the need to curb gun violence.
|
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The mold is held up against a fire used to melt it and make it malleable.
|
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However, digital advertising revenue held up at 10 percent, as advertisements followed readers to online platforms.
|
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Berg held up his side of the deal, delivering the first 3,2003 boards in a hurry.
|
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This group, all smiles in a bar, held up beers like Busch Light and Coors Light.
|
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Farrow's frustration Farrow grew frustrated as the reporting was held up by a legal review process.
|
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As with anything in the show, it's been immediately dissected and held up for closer examination.
|
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"DEPORT FAKE refugees", read the signs held up by protesters in central Seoul in late October.
|
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Check out those old Lincoln-Douglas debates that are still held up as the ideal campaign.
|
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The girl's death was held up as evidence that minorities were no longer safe in Jammu.
|
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"That's crazy," McGee said as he proved the broom wasn't being held up by anything else.
|
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Its poll numbers, which at around 40% are slightly ahead of the Tories', have held up.
|
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This provision, formerly called Section 102, has been held up in court numerous times, said Doremus.
|
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She tried a thong, the classic cheeky, and sport styles, and said they held up well.
|
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The economy has held up well, growing by 6.7% year on year in the second quarter.
|
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The migrants chanted "Freedom" and some held up a banner saying: "Our children are still alive".
|
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Many of them have found that their citizenship applications have been held up as a result.
|
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Bitcoin has held up pretty well amid the sell-off in the cryptocurrency market, analysts said.
|
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Feminists have long held up culture change as a goal, and it now appears within reach.
|
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Brands that been held up as innovators in the industry, like Nasty Gal, are now struggling.
|
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But she applied the lipstick sans primer, and was surprised at how well it held up.
|
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The protesters dropped three banners, held up signs, and invited the people who'd gathered to speak.
|
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Colonel Roosevelt held up to scorn the professional pacifists who require other men to defend them.
|
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It's the only bag I've used for all my hauls and it's held up very well.
|
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However, applications have been held up while FERC's four commissioners hash out the greenhouse gas issue.
|
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"You must go" and "Thieves you have destroyed the country", read banners held up by protesters.
|
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It honestly makes you wish the movie held up a little bit better than it does.
|
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The House Energy and Commerce Committee markup was held up for about an hour after Rep.
|
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The same spending bill had previously been held up over funding to fight the Zika virus.
|
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Wells Fargo noted that job growth has held up relatively well and incomes are rising solidly.
|
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Both plans have been held up, mostly due to opposition from von der Leyen's native Germany.
|
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Prices held up, even under Trump's comments, said Walter Zimmerman, chief technical analyst at United-ICAP.
|
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Those majestic swings that seem to appear in nature are actually being held up by assistants.
|
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Canadian stocks held up better than those on Wall Street despite a weak Canadian jobs report.
|
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It's unclear how viewership held up throughout the broadcast, which stretched out over almost two hours.
|
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But disbursements could be held up if there are more delays in agreeing to further reforms.
|
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Claims of electromagnetic hypersensitivity have also not held up in the face of double blind experiments.
|
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Software companies also held up well in the stock market's worst December since the Great Depression.
|
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It also approved several telecom bills that had been held up in wrangling over Rosenworcel's renomination.
|
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Some held up simple cardboard signs begging for aid as ambulances and other vehicles raced by.
|
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Spain, where youth unemployment has been over 40% since 2010, is held up as a success.
|
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Rand Paul, who held up the proceedings after being denied a vote on preserving budget caps.
|
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On the 2016 campaign trail, Sanders held up Blankfein as an example of Wall Street greed.
|
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She's held up as a really important female character, but she's one of the only ones.
|
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Because it feels like it could've held up to a weekly release structure just as easily.
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"I can totally see my kids in that," Isabelle said, as I held up a tailcoat.
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Trump's requests came as his administration held up a crucial military aid package to the country.
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Neil Young says his American citizenship application has been held up because he's a marijuana user.
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"To the best of our ability, we've tested them, and they've held up," said Dr. Miller.
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Besides some of the really early stuff, what's amazing is how well it's all held up.
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Mr Maduro says that his treasury's bond payments have been held up for the same reason.
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They were charred beyond recognition, arms held up in agony, every piece of skin burned away.
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This is an example of an ICO that can actually be held up as being useful.
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Here, he took a photo using his iPhone, while his subject held up a palm leaf.
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Remember, the Senate Republican majority is just held up by a paper thin 52-48 margin.
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And the ministry has held up transactions, sometimes for years, to extract the terms it desires.
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You can read more about how the phones held up during testing over at Consumer Reports.
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Suddenly, a worker steering a vacuum, Charles Griffith, 28, shouted "Hey!" and held up the ring.
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Clinton held up in Monday night's debate as an example of Mr. Trump's disrespect for women.
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The protestors held up signs that said "FCK ISIS" and "Casuals Against Terrorism," according to KTLA.
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This was not someone mailing it in: The story about his attention to detail held up.
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Others point out that European spreads have held up relatively well in the recent sell-off.
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Charlton and her colleagues wanted to see if those findings held up in a broader sample.
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He held up a clear piece of plexiglass to avoid getting milk splattered on the camera.
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However, many United Nations refugee offices are short on this expertise, so cases get held up.
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Days after the election, Hicks issued denials on behalf of the campaign that haven't held up.
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Its members held up signs protesting the final vote reading "constitutional breach" and "mass immigration continues".
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Scott Wiener (D) that passed the state Senate but was held up in the state Assembly.
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He held up military hats worn by soldiers with holes in them from debris the explosion.
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This skirt is held up by suspenders over a sleeveless T-shirt and above that — surprise!
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Scott Wiener (D) that passed the state Senate but was held up in the state Assembly.
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But many critics have held up their current release "Head Carrier" as a return to form.
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She said the group was held up and confronted by people who had guns and knives.
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The Fed held up the phone he'd been working on, flicking through iMessages sent in Arabic.
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Black Mirror is most often held up against The Twilight Zone, another pretty nihilistic anthology series.
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Innovative or intriguing picks ripple throughout the mockiverse, while démodé picks are held up for mockery.
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How has the flight speed record for a piloted aircraft held up for half a century?
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We have ten judges right now that are being held up by the [Republican-controlled] Senate.
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Attempts to push through change have been held up by political infighting and concern over protests.
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Days before the call, Trump held up a nearly $400 million military-aid package to Ukraine.
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The men's 400-meter record held up for 16 years until it was broken last year.
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That precise pattern has held up in only one other World Series in history: this one.
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So far, though, the average number of hours Americans work in a week has held up.
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Fussy building inspectors and slow clearance of equipment and ingredients through customs held up its opening.
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But consumer spending and service industries held up well enough that the overall economy avoided recession.
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The low point of Thursday night's Republican debate came when Donald Trump held up his hands.
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On the law's 10th anniversary, we looked at how it has held up to its promise.
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As the memorial began, several survivors held up a Grenfell banner emblazoned with a green heart.
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Shares of Berkshire itself have held up well even as the broader market sank last quarter.
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Delon held up the award and the crowd rose to its feet in a standing ovation.
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Oil also held up after Brent's slump below $21.6 a barrel had added to Monday's carnage.
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Twice in the last six weeks, Zhang has been held up at gunpoint while doing deliveries.
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"Sales have held up well this year, but we do see a downturn coming," he said.
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Her score of 13.6 held up for bronze behind China's Liu Tingting and Canada's Ana Padurariu.
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She reportedly held up production for the next season before coming to terms with Warner Bros.
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His mother, Lien Mai, held up her iPhone to show the devastation to friends over FaceTime.
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Officials widely expect that the new guidance will be immediately be held up in the courts.
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The bill passed the House overwhelmingly in May, but has been held up in the Senate.
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Despite overwhelming bipartisan support, however, the bill is being held up in the House Judiciary Committee.
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Ben-David, 30, had lodged an insanity plea that held up his formal conviction and sentencing.
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Volvo seats are often held up as the best in the business and these don't disappoint.
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The department on June 18 announced the aid, but it was held up until Sept. 11.
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In another stumbling block, the bill is being held up procedurally by at least one Republican.
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He held up at second base as a crew chief review confirmed the home run call.
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Compared with many of its peers, Parnassus has held up fairly well in terms of outflows.
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Its textured, matte exterior coating is tough and held up as well as the mighty Hydroflask's.
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Sam Brownback held up as a model for other states and the federal government to emulate.
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His writing was bawdy, irreverent and joyous but also held up a mirror to uncomfortable truths.
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But he didn't address the question of when he knew the aid had been held up.
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Some of the hecklers held up a poster which appears to show Lam with bloody hands.
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Apple's average selling prices held up nicely over the holidays — hitting $260, compared to $262 expected.
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Just before the vigil broke up, thousands of people held up the flashlights on their phones.
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Later, dozens of social workers held up their registration cards in an attempt to gain access.
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Concerns over transparency and the exceptions made for national security have held up a final agreement.
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As more people surrounded them, a burning red trucker's hat was held up on a stick.
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" Then he held up a potentially incriminating videotape and asked, "But are you really, really sure?
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I began by asking how "Day's End" had come about, and he held up his hand.
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One Afghan mother shyly held up her newborn, and gestured that another was on the way.
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He also observes that the Midwest is always held up as the definition of normal America.
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The man asked to see his hands, and then held up his own — revealing no fingers.
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Some attendees wore T-shirts with a blocky Q. Others held up signs with the letter.
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I was always that person who held up the line while people behind me shuffled impatiently.
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All that remains is for those events to be dissected and held up to the light.
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On that front, Walton has for the most part held up his end of the bargain.
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He's specifically watching stocks that held up during the broader market sell-off such as Dollar General.
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The game's core promise of a more respectful, thoughtful, and less all-consuming experience has held up.
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His moves have held up, which is more than many pop stars in his generation can say.
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As they took a selfie together of the sunset, Harris held up the ring to Krieger's surprise.
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For better or for worse, Chile is often held up as the economic model for Latin America.
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"Y'all can't read this, can ya," he said with a laugh as he held up the card.
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Her confirmation process has been held up amid questions about her knowledge of Flynn's conversations with Kislyak.
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It was almost confusingly good, when it came out, and the thing has held up over time.
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"He was actively touring until literally the week he died, and his songs have held up brilliantly."
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In the first, Penelope happily held up True as a large bouquet of balloons hung behind her.
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As the public address announcer revealed the decision, Dirrell held up his iPhone in his right hand.
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But just like Furness' attempt to bring VR to the masses, it was held up by costs.
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In an Instagram story posted on Saturday, de Lesseps narrated as a female friend held up dresses.
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Legal scholars have said that any such attempt is likely to get held up in the courts.
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Even Microsoft, which had held up better than other big tech recently, was getting hit on Thursday.
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Some claims were rejected while others have been held up for lack of funds, an official said.
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Afkhamizadeh traveled to his home country on January 19th, but was held up by Trump's executive order.
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They sued to overturn the rules, but so far the rules have been held up in court.
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He held up a broom made of dried palmetto leaves and pointed way off into the distance.
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Democrats allege Trump held up the aid to pressure Ukraine to help him in his reelection bid.
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Experiments in just 13 of those papers — or 62% — held up, according to an analysis published Monday.
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It held up in 2000, when the dotcom bubble burst, and in 2008, during the financial crisis.
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Her black dress was held up with simple straps, one of which hung down across her arm.
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It's like this is the plan—he held up one hand—and then this is the reality.
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After the funny exchange, the interviewer held up another set of emoji, a television and a snowflake.
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Such forced arbitration clauses are common in service agreements, and have been held up repeatedly in court.
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As Mayor Stoddard celebrated his victory this week, he also held up his own experience as proof.
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"I'll give you a hint," Lizzo said as she held up a grande-sized Starbucks coffee cup.
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Some presenters held up quality issues as evidence of why the FDA needs to regulate CBD products.
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One was over the wording of documents related to the nuclear agreement that held up the announcements.
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Unlike the Myers-Briggs and its peers, the Big 5 has repeatedly held up in empirical testing.
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It is not the first time Vietnam has been held up as a model for North Korea.
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After his speech, Trump held up a baby, 18-month-old boy named Tristan, from the crowd.
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President Nicolas Maduro on Wednesday held up the new 100,000-bolivar bill in a nationally broadcast appearance.
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The unidentified team member was held up "enjoying a night on the town" in the early hours.
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Zambia's record of peaceful transitions of power had been held up as a democratic model in Africa.
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So far, the streaming site has held up to the intense onslaught of traffic from Ye's fans.
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Zellner asked in a separate motion that Avery's appeal be held up until the testing is done.
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Al held up a white Oscar award saying this would be the appropriate statuette for the evening.
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The seven protesters held up pocket copies of the Constitution issued by the American Civil Liberties Union.
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Police fired several rounds of tear gas as protesters held up umbrellas to protect themselves or fled.
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The companies held up their end, feeding about $1003 million into the Nuclear Waste Fund each year.
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The actress first became attached to the project back in 2012, and various delays held up production.
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"Every game was held up to that standard, regardless of how realistic that was," one source says.
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Dallas' defense held up in the first half, thanks to some timely penalties and strong coverage downfield.
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Some members of Najib's UMNO party chanted and held up placards in support of their former leader.
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As the presidential motorcade passed, she had held up a sign reading: "Peace Piss On You Trump".
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Sarah Chadwick, held up an orange tag with the amount of $1.05 cents — the amount of Sen.
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Maduro also held up military hats worn by soldiers with holes in them from debris the explosion.
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Baby has held up surprisingly well, with an overall lack of family-friendly competition creating an opportunity.
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Teacher wages have fallen substantially when held up against other comparable workers with college degrees as well.
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Held up by withered sticks and even sections of plumbing pipe, they were old and falling over.
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According to the Observer's report, the bill is fortunately likely to get held up by legislative deadlock.
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The deal was held up by diplomatic concerns between countries, rather than Qualcomm-specific concerns, he said.
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But broadly speaking, the state of affairs established after Israel's military victory in 1967 has held up.
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On other Greek islands locals have held up the establishment of hotspots, fearing the impact on tourism.
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After the event they proudly held up their silver cups as they posed for a photo together.
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The dollar has held up reasonably well as investors bet other central banks also will ease policy.
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He just smiled back at her and held up his hands as if to say so what?
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They will be held up by three years, which critics call a blow to our climate commitments.
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During a Democratic debate against Hubert Humphrey, he held up a single can of government surplus food.
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Bass, 36, shared his own family photo to his Instagram account, where Waddell held up the photos.
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These shows plan on returning as soon as possible but have been held up for different reasons.
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Lawmakers are also investigating if Trump held up aid to Ukraine unless the country opened an investigation.
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Trump and Republican senators held up his highly unusual, secret mission as sign of Pompeo's diplomatic ability.
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FTMC has fallen in euro terms by 2%, even though earnings growth has held up relatively well.
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Results held up better than feared, with some incremental weakness on the iPhone, mainly offset by Services.
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No person or show has been immune from having its perceived faults held up for public inspection.
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Scattered boos could still be heard, and a pair of delegates held up banners alleging "Electoral Fraud".
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But even in the short time since Kobach's claim, his analysis has not held up to scrutiny.
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The Yankees' lone run almost held up as enough support for Sabathia, who threw only 83 pitches.
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"We didn't think it held up in today's day and age of female empowerment," Lin told INSIDER.
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Eley and Blackbourn also questioned whether élitist, imperialist Britain should be held up as the modern paragon.
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Utility stocks and real estate investment trusts, which both pay hefty dividends, have held up well too.
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And, after simulating eight years of use, they were impressed with how well the mattress held up.
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Sheila Jackson Lee, as she held up visual aids during a hearing of the House judiciary committee.
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But now web outlets, once held up as the future of news, are also struggling to survive.
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But after being held up at gunpoint five times, he sold the store in 1978 and retired.
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An audience member held up a framed photograph of Imanuel as if it were a devotional offering.
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Weird -- some Russian lady just held up a makeshift scorecard and gave a mediocre kid a 10.
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Trump and his allies held up Morrison in particular as a credible witness who aided their argument.
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Then, they provided updates on how the shoes held up to over a year of regular use.
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A protester held up a sign as part of the "Fridays for Future" strike in Belgrade, Serbia.
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But 16 authors in seven different articles analyzed his data to see if his results held up.
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Reports earlier this week showed Britain's construction PMI dropped sharply in March, although manufacturing held up better.
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" As the applause began, Biden smiled and held up his hand, saying "No ... This isn't about me.
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Consider, for example, the case of Denmark, which Bernie Sanders famously held up as a role model.
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They robbed people of their livestock, held up towns, and killed those who got in their way.
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Many of the homes in his area are held up by U.S. bomb shells serving as pillars.
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When Rousey held up a picture of Odell and Drake, OBJ almost got a little teary-eyed.
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Over the years, his writing here has held up as more memorable than just about anywhere else.
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The FIFA Ranking held up surprisingly well predicting results between teams with a clear gulf in quality.
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And the court system has largely held up the administration's attempts to crack down on sanctuary cities.
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The C-Star was held up in Egypt and Cyprus, and later refused access to Tunisian ports.
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The sweet and spicy dressing held up and brought a real kick that built with each bite.
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The Hôtel de Pourtalès, where Kim Kardashian West was held up at gunpoint at 22008:34.73 a.m.
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"For a public television free and open for all," read one banner held up at the protest.
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But Dr. Ruff said that if the findings from this study held up, the message seemed clear.
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Dorothy spoke to Gene through his room window, held up by her son Charlie, a retired nurse.
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As he neared, Hamari held up his hand for Cora to stop, then almost immediately ejected him.
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Hungary was held up as an example of the populist peril by several panelists, including Mr. Mounk.
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The poles held up the cables that carried electricity to the trains and the track-side signals.
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A few dozen fans chanted "Free Kesha" and held up signs as she walked in Friday morning.
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Several other people in the industry said they had not seen their goods held up at customs.
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Like many goals scored that season, it held up as the winner in a 1-0 final.
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Each is held up by a complex suspension system that allows for subtle movement within the tiers.
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In another, a pair of spats are held up in front of a painting by Alex Katz.
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And show animals, often held up as exemplary models, he says, sometimes tend toward the pudgy side.
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He lied and caused Catholic Vote to be suspended from Twitter and held up to public ridicule.
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Then Democrats in the U.S. Senate held up Ambassador Bremberg's nomination for a year for political reasons.
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That trend is often held up as a sign of progress in the fight against climate change.
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Then the American executive held up a wine coaster that represented the size of his firm's business.
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They held up to the elements fine, but did little to protect us from any name-calling.
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Even Luckin Coffee, the self-proclaimed Starbucks rival in China, held up better than its American competitor.
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Again — I was involved with the — the process by which the money was held up temporarily, okay?
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Inexplicably, Congress has held up its expansion by passing a law that mostly prohibits telemedicine under Medicare.
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He also said though that he was unaware of why military aid to Ukraine was held up.
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Fortunately, he said, his knee held up, and he was able to make the most of it.
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Male officials are held up as authorities on key issues such as jobs, trade and the economy.
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He held up to 70 people hostage and shot one person, who is now in stable condition.
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Mick Mulvaney: I was involved with the process by which the money was held up temporarily, okay?
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Consumer confidence has held up pretty well given how long the trade war has been going on.
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Further, the Ukrainians weren't even aware that U.S. military aid was being held up at the time.
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It was not the sectarianism that is often held up as a key to the Syrian war.
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Consumer spending, which accounts for roughly 22015% of U.S. economic activity, has held up well so far.
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Consumer spending, which accounts for roughly 22015% of U.S. economic activity, has held up well so far.
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He held up a Venezuelan flag, which he kissed at one point, but made no public remarks.
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President Trump held up a map Wednesday night that ranks the US world-best in epidemic preparedness.
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His writing was bawdy, irreverent and joyous, but it also held up a mirror to uncomfortable truths.
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Better breakfasts So far, my better breakfast resolution has held up relatively well, I'm happy to report.
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And five batters later, they had a 6-0 lead that held up as the final score.
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Some reports suggested Trump held up aid to Ukraine as he called for an investigation into Biden.
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As the game began, some fans held up blue signs saying 'Spain, Sit and Talk" and "FREEDOM.
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The administration held up foreign aid to Northern Triangle countries in March 2019 and Afghanistan last September.
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Consumer spending, which accounts for roughly 70% of U.S. economic activity, has held up well so far.
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Last week Trump claimed he held up the aid because of concerns about corruption in the country.
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In Tuesday's Hearthstone collegiate championship, American University players held up a "Free Hong Kong, boycott Blizzard" sign.
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Bessie Littleton noted that the glass held up well in the oven and was easy to clean.
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In the past couple of months I&aposve had them, my Stay Cool pajamas have held up.
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Source: FactSet Morgan Stanley's markets revenue held up better than other big banks that reported this quarter.
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Nunes held up a copy of the 240-page report and passed them out to the witnesses.
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I'm proud to play a role in a food system often held up as a global model.
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Andrew Cuomo and held up a photo of Scott, confident that his death was not in vain.
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A guy in salmon-colored shorts got very close to a cop and held up his finger.
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In one 2018 campaign ad, he held up an $18,000 bill to treat one of his children.
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Buttigieg held up well under the scrutiny - and may have benefited from the time in the spotlight.
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Rob Portman (R-Ohio), who had questioned Trump personally about why aid to Ukraine was held up.
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The entire robot is held up by two enormous chains since it doesn't have the best balance.
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Her son, Rodrigo, held up a Spider-Man action figure with a big grin as she spoke.
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Anderson's work is often held up as an example of "hard S.F.," which relies on scientific accuracy.
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But many of the allegations that form the bulk of the memos have held up over time.
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Sega notes that the American consumer has held up relatively well thanks to a healthy job market.
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Trump's plans to overhaul regulation are being held up by the government's current lean crew of regulators.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Iran was once held up as a model by modernization theorists.
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Supporters of Mr. Spanier and Mr. Paterno held up the acquittal on the conspiracy charge as vindication.
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"I was involved with the process by which the money was held up temporarily, OK?" he said.
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That — and the strong revenue growth — is why the markets have held up so well this year.
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It features a stone tabletop six feet in diameter that is held up by 300 bronze figurines.
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I own two pairs of ScentLok sports socks, and both have held up well during regular use.
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Originally the Australian Indigenous Titles were held up at Fingal, and that stopped about 21 years ago.
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Refinitiv data that day also showed 103 Ukraine-bound vessels held up at the strait since Nov.
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It's held up remarkably well, developing a nice patina without showing signs of damaging wear or tear.
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Still, DBS analyst Masyita Crystallin said growth had held up relatively well given the broader global economic slowdown.
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Local councils, held up by Morocco as evidence that the region is self-governing, are regarded with contempt.
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Monsignor Cassato held up a framed photograph of Ms. Raiola that he said he kept on his desk.
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Studios are unlikely to have to take action for years as the bill is held up in courts.
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They held up tight in their corners and made calls that sounded a lot like a dog barking.
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When Trump left, the cadre held up signs, waved pictures and hectored him over the child separation policy.
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What we have been seeing is that consumer spending has held up very strongly post the Brexit vote.
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They surpassed the goal and then some, raising $230,000 — and Chip held up his end of the bargain.
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The story had been circulating in MN, and not held up under media scrutiny, so no stories ran.
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In the video, Kim held up a black North Korean service passport in the video and opened it.
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What's more, the newscaster held up a spinner that he'd bought at a store for children in Moscow.
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A photograph also showed an injured military official clutching his bloody head and being held up by colleagues.
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Overall, the FTSE 100 has held up relatively well compared with its European peers in the past weeks.
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The settlement, initially reached in late May, had been held up over where the money should be sent.
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Currently, that bill is being held up in the House due to a procedural debate over its constitutionality.
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Said Scowen: "It continues to be held up as one of the most popular Hubble pictures ever taken."
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Camozzi's chin held up, which allowed him to dominate his Brazilian foe in every facet of the fight.
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Hedge funds held up relatively well in December amid the stock market's worst month since the Great Depression.
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Margaret has held up her end of the bargain by waiting until her 25th birthday to marry Peter.
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A lack of infrastructure such as a transportation pipeline and a refining facility have also held up output.
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That distinction could determine whether Cal3, if successful at the polls, is held up at the state level.
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Protesters, some in skeleton costumes, held up signs saying "Exxon Lied" across the street from Wednesday's annual meeting.
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Curious to see which foundations, concealers, and lipsticks held up — and which ones washed away with the tide?
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The first image featured the couple kissing while Decker proudly held up a shirt that reads "Bebe Tigre".
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"The ninth Friday is a vote against the gang," read a banner held up by protesters on Saturday.
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The game was briefly held up ... and security apprehended Rose and Summer and escorted them from their seats.
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Markets in Somalia held up through last year's drought, says Richard Crothers of the International Rescue Committee (IRC).
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That threat held up a $440m loan from CAF, an international development bank based in Caracas, last month.
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Those reimbursements, though, are currently held up in court after the House sued to stop them in 2014.
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The Tsipras government has legislated a set of politically difficult measures and its parliamentary majority has held up.
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But by September 9, the aid was still held up and Taylor was becoming more and more frustrated.
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On Friday morning, Lakdim held up a car in Carcassonne, wounding the driver and shooting dead his passenger.
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But Grim Fandango is a distinctive piece of art, full of puzzles that have (mostly) held up well.
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But the Germans insisted on national control, saying that it has not held up decision-making so far.
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China's growth has held up well over the past two years, partly thanks to a strong global economy.
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He was at the fast food restaurant with two others, who held up the McDonald's, according to records.
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He notes that the graduate wage premium has held up even as the number of students has grown.
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Investor demand has held up; many asset managers in the field have raised new money since the losses.
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" A few dozen workers held up banners reading: "The archaeological culture of the country is not for sale.
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So at least it seemed promising, and if it held up, it would be a very big deal.
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Despite escalating trade tensions with the U.S., Chinese data show the economy has largely held up so far.
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In contrast, iron ore import volumes have held up, lending some fundamental support to recent gains in prices.
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It has held up wonderfully, and even its bottom pads don't gather dirt like most other mice do.
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O'Brien held up his left hand, its back toward Winston, with the thumb hidden and four fingers extended.
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"He's held up through all of this," said Mr. Branstad, with a touch of wonder in his voice.
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When you look at the activity data for the second quarter, it really has held up quite well.
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Trump just held up a mask OF HIS OWN FACE at his rally, and the crowd went wild.
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This time, farmers debt-to-asset ratios have largely held up thanks to land prices withstanding the fall.
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As the sky turned dark, the group held up lighted wands and pointed them to the Hogwarts Castle.
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I put them to the test for a few days and they held up to Samsung's battery claims.
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Roberts had held up Fanning's nomination for months to underscore his opposition to any possible transfer of detainees.
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Neither Kazakhstan nor China is likely to be held up anytime soon as a beacon of human rights.
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The rangers held up signs on stakes; one of the extended texts read: Greenland slides into the Atlantic.
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The unadulterated shit had a frosting-like texture and didn't eat through the gelatin; the pill held up.
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Whatever serious talk Fred wanted to have is interrupted by Pop's being held up by a masked criminal.
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This time, farmers' debt-to-asset ratios have largely held up thanks to land prices withstanding the fall.
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Ten were held up at Haifa port, with more ships due to come, spokesmen for the ports said.
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Net interest margins held up well during the year despite strong competition for both retail deposits and loans.
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But they entirely sidestep the fallout when these sham suggestions invariably fail when held up against basic science.
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The colour is pretty and held up well against the green tea latte I had in the am.
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This summer, Britain held up a $24 billion power project on concerns over Chinese investment in nuclear infrastructure.
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Months of Egyptian-mediated reconciliation talks between Hamas and Abbas have been held up by power-sharing disputes.
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Had anyone re-assessed the works from a critical perspective, to see if they held up to scrutiny?
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The toddler was being held up to lay the ball in but couldn't get it over the rim.
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Throughout the Apple-FBI battle, the company has been held up as a sort of free speech hero.
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Not only did I have to make sure my voice held up and I know all the words.
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At the booth, the rep was on the phone and held up a finger for Nate to wait.
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Two days later four United States swimmers were held up at gunpoint by robbers posing as police officers.
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Apple and Foster + Partners tested for seismic activity, maxing out a racking machine, and the design held up.
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Their supplies cleared customs, after being held up for months, and they were able to finish their contraption.
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Trump's reservations about the nuclear deal held up the White House's announcement on compliance, a U.S. official said.
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Noor held up Tablet screen facing her, her visage showing pomp and circumstance as she read from Webster.
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Masvidal's takedown defence has held up against wrestlers as tenacious and experienced as Benson Henderson and Rustam Khabilov.
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SINCE 2002, when the Netherlands legalised assisted dying, its laws have been held up elsewhere as a model.
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He then held up a Chinese flag with Zhang to reflect the country's continued domination in the game.
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When I held up the phone to one building, a basketball hoop appeared on the top of it.
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Next, I put these lashes to the test for three weeks to see how well they held up.
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Looking back, we should have known something was amiss when Verlander claimed that "Fever Pitch" still held up.
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These are reasons why stocks have held up so far, but there's no guarantee they will remain supportive.
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Protesters outside the hearing room held up a sign that read "stop Google censorship" inside a Chinese flag.
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The glyphosate dispute also held up a decision on whether to relicense the product for use in Europe.
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They held up the matter of Julio César Mondragón, one of the students who had gone to Iguala.
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