I just want her to hold it, hold it, hold it, hold it …' And so, I didn't release it.
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But she'd hold it, hold it, hold it, and then it happens after a defeat.
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"Hold it, hold it, hold it," Sanders said when asked about his "staunch" support of Omar.
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Weight balanced, feet aligned, deep knee bend, stick-straight torso, elbows cocked, sweeping follow-through, wrist bent, hold it ... hold it ... hold it ... bottom.
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Sit pretty in a begging position, paws up, hold it, hold it. Release.
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But I give him the stepdaughter smile back and hold it, hold it.
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And then you just have to hold it, you have to hold it now.
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Just so you're aware, if you hold it, don't tell people you hold it. Don't.
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I would stick by Harman ... I believe in the company still ... Hold it, just hold it.
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" Mondelez International: "I am going to tell you to hold it, and I'm going to tell you to hold it because I think there's great value there.
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" Manitowoc Company: "Yes, I want you to hold it.
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" Verizon Communications: "I just want you to hold it.
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For that ... ya hold it till ya get home.
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Well this — you can hold it in one hand.
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But I hold it together and smile at my reflection.
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Hold it to the skin for 10 to 15 minutes.
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She's not like, 'Hey, honey, hold it until we land.
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Alternative bag carrying technique: hold it like it's your baby.
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You have to be careful with how you hold it.
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You have to hold it open until after the election.
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And once a frenzy takes hold, it tends to spread.
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"You hold it down and then record," she instructed Channing.
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Given a lead to work with, Strasburg couldn't hold it.
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Twist the first section, and hold it with some tension.
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I'm really shaken up, but somehow I hold it together.
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Peter Parker is just trying to hold it all together.
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He had to hold it together to land a sponsor.
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You'll need a sturdy table to hold it up properly.
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Tap, as embodied by this ensemble, can hold it all.
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Perhaps that's why we tend to hold it all in.
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Once she's finally taken off hold, it somehow gets worse.
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And girlfriend could just not hold it in any longer.
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Sometimes she would hold it to her face and cry.
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I set down the mirror, then hold it up again.
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I can't really explain the hold it had over me.
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We try to get a grip and hold it together.
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But the poles that hold it up have to go.
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Usually, he said, he has to hold it between deliveries.
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Johanna: You hold it and then you turn it. Exactly.
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I suck in my breath and hold it, in fear.
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"I like Starbucks and continue to hold it," he reiterated.
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The creature is still thrashing; the woman cannot hold it.
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Hold it for a few moments and then exhale fully.
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But younger organizers prevailed on them to hold it anyway.
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But those tiny spork tines won't hold it together much longer.
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Pick up a pinecone and hold it in your hand. 383.
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Watch: Buy Tesla to hold it long-term, says investing pro
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He will not hold it back if you are a woman.
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"It was hard to hold it together," he told the Times.
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I scolded myself to hold it together and not wimp out.
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But the International Olympic Committee may not hold it against Russia.
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But if you're well-known, people will hold it against you.
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I just had to hold it together for 24 more hours.
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You really can hold it in the palm of your hand.
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Why do you hold that belief, if you still hold it?
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I guess she had to hold it together for the patient.
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No need to hold it up for the system to see.
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But its rapid appreciation should still worry all who hold it.
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Things get weird, fast, and no one can hold it back.
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He vomited and then tried to hold it in his mouth.
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Trump wants to hold it by late May or early June.
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You still hold it like you would any other small device.
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If it has a stem you hold it by the stem.
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I wrestled to hold it steady, fumbling for the off switch.
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Remove it from its brine, and hold it at room temperature.
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But for now, they want to hold it all in suspension.
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No, you learn to hold it correctly and swing it accurately.
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I reach for her hand and hold it over her heart.
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Farhad: I only got to hold it for a few minutes.
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And then we realize we don't want to hold it together.
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I reject that view, but there are people who hold it.
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Align your camera with the code and hold it until focused.
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Unfortunately, "Einstein's Monsters" lacks an interesting story to hold it together.
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It took four of us just to hold it all up.
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"The girls can definitely hold it down," The Karate Hottie says.
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Let yourself cry if you need to; don't hold it in.
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Maybe the bands will hold it all together without slicing it apart.
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It hasn't let the failure of its solanezumab drug hold it back.
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To pick it up and hold it, as you might a hand.
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Trying to hold it together, she called her mom, who was stunned.
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So if you forgot about Neuralink, we won't hold it against you.
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And him trying to hold it in made Noah [Schnapp] start laughing.
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There's no magnet to hold it like on a Surface, for example.
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Now, they have to hold it together for their baby girl, Dream.
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Ahead, we've rounded up 15 picks that'll hold it all — and more.
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It feels like a much more expensive phone when I hold it.
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He was literally petrified to hold it—he had protective clothing on.
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I'll smirk a little bit because sometimes I can't hold it in.
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It was on the card... Please don't hold it against the ladies.
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It was crazy to see that and be able to hold it.
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The cords are woven through the circle to hold it in place.
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The cords are woven through the circle to hold it in place.
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Hold it in your arms like the precious gold nugget it is.
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You can actually buy it down here if you can hold it.
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It's the type of stock where you buy it and hold it.
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Why is anybody allowed to collect data on minors and hold it?
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Is there a time limit for how long you can hold it?
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The person on the receiving end probably doesn't hold it against you.
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In this world the centre did more than just hold: it ruled.
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For the most part, I just hold it, and avoid drinking anything.
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If it is a work meeting, then hold it during working hours.
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When you think of something positive, don't hold it in, say it.
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The women's rights activists in the tent could no longer hold it.
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Can your emotional support dog or horse hold it for the flight?
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Though your sister was wrong, it's hard to hold it against her.
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Hold it in contrast to Blake, showing no pleasure in his triumph.
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You seem to know how to hold it down on all fronts.
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TC: Why would anyone ever use the currency, versus merely hold it?
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The river is deep enough and long enough to hold it all.
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He handed Kasal the strap and told him to hold it tight.
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Of course people are going to hold it to a higher standard.
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Most want to see the baby and hold it skin-to-skin.
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That did not appear to hold it back in the stress tests.
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Callimachi: We were actually able to pick it up and hold it.
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We don't have to worry about that, can they hold it up?
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The double cone was so huge that Lily could barely hold it.
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Once a stereotype has taken hold, it is extremely difficult to dislodge.
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And if Congress scuttles the plan later or lawsuits hold it up?
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But it isn't the policy violation that makes her hold it in.
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Now give me 360 over that, tight as you can hold it.
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I figure, if I can touch a ball I can hold it.
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Jim: [pause] You know…sometimes you can hold it for a second.
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If those numbers hold, it would be a reversal from 2008, where Mrs.
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You are right down in that area where you have to hold it.
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Let me hold it out for her, because it actually works against vampires.
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"I got out well and managed to hold it really well," said Warholm.
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"He let us hold it first," the student said, referring to the puppy.
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But for a movement to really take hold, it needs more than students.
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For a new title to take hold, it has to have a purpose.
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But I have been able to hold it one-handed, even when open.
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You can't force it; you have to hold it like a bird, gently.
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JoJo is swept away at the moment and doesn't hold it against him.
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I still haven't quite figured out the best way to hold it yet.
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It is an absolute fucking struggle to hold it together around that woman.
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Even if you don't play, you love to hold it in your hand.
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And the nets the artist uses to hold it all together keep growing.
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It spiked above that level in February, though failed to hold it. Disclaimer
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Can I print it out and hold it and cry wet, salted tears?
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Apparently, he often couldn't hold it together when he was strutting his stuff.
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There are few things about the laptop that hold it back from perfection.
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And the Senate … we'll hold it — pick up maybe two or three seats.
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She tries to hold it back but I don't think she really can.
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She tries to hold it back but I don't think she really can.
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The rest of the body, though, where you hold it, is considerably thicker.
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Its passage is almost guaranteed since no one member will hold it up.
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Hold it high so the world may have a place where freedom flourishes.
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Hold it high as a beacon for those still trapped by darkness elsewhere.
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Once you've taken a place, somebody has to hold it and govern it.
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"I was trying to hold it together," he said on the FOX broadcast.
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"You don't hold it back, you create outlets to release it," he said.
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Once this glorious idea has taken hold, it is very hard to dislodge.
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Giulianotti moved the grasper to lift the stomach wall and hold it immobile.
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If current forecasts hold, it could happen multiple times in the coming days.
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Unsurprisingly, I couldn't hold it still enough and the photo turned out blurry.
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You can hold it up for a minute, but you can't stop it.
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Then a nurse smuggled him a snowball and allowed him to hold it.
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Please, please, please do not get this and hold it up at concerts.
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These become the bouquet they didn't know they wanted until they hold it.
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It's 80 percent plus THC, so you don't need to hold it in.
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You're running late for work, sprinting through the office lobby, screaming at some poor souls in the elevator to hold it, please God hold it, wilting and wheezing as the doors slide shut while you're just barely out of reach. Damn.
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The trickiest part of the whole process is learning how to hold it properly.
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Hold it, drop everything and listen up: there is a sixth famous Kardashian sister.
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If that doesn't hold, it could be a headwind for the market and tech.
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But those low marks may not hold it back from returning to the city.
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I grab the phone, hold it up to my face, and try to focus.
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It's an aggressive grower, it's fantastic, and if you own it you hold it.
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I couldn't hold it any longer and made a beeline for the ladies room.
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They leave me to worry and wonder, but I don't hold it against them.
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Do I hold it out in my future in some way as a possibility?
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If it's square, it gives you more angles to hold it and contour it.
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When Tyler continued to hold it ... they took offense and a scuffle broke out.
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So it's not surprising me that they hold it up as virtuous and inevitable.
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You hold it down halfway to focus and push fully to snap a photo.
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Back up your data so you don't lose much if hackers hold it hostage.
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At merchants' contactless terminals, wake the phone up and hold it over the reader.
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That is a little too high for me, I would rather just hold it.
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I told myself that I would hold it together and finish the whole song.
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Should the deal hold, it would be a political achievement for the Trump administration.
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Sometimes he'd even grab a rat and hold it up playfully, his colleagues said.
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Or you hold it and the volume up button to turn the phone off.
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The sandwich will pretty much fall apart if you don't hold it together yourself.
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Instead of trying to hold it all for myself, I should have franchised earlier.
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What Europe needs to do now is to hold it accountable for the way
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We gather that if this tamper were any heavier, the magnet wouldn't hold it.
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For maximum effectiveness, you hold it in place for between 30 and 45 seconds.
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I don't know why they would want to hold it up other than politics.
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If it's the same shirt, why does he have to hold it at all?
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Our recipe for our corn dogs, that type of thing, we hold it tight.
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More than a decade later, do you think you can still hold it down?
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If you continue to hold it, it'll make a copy on the Home screen.
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"They found reasons to hold it off," he said with tears in his eyes.
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When it loads in the message, just hold it until a menu pops up.
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You can hold it out in front of you while you walk (or dance).
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Cement cannot hold itself alone; it usually needs an iron net to hold it.
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Judges and juries frequently hold it against employees who are afraid to speak out.
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I have a megaphone in my hand, and I hold it to my lips.
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I thought you were supposed to hold it long enough to buy a Lambo.
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"There is nothing to hold it in, no screws or no cement," he said.
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And if you don't give it a plot, what's going to hold it together?
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I felt that gripping sensation when you need to sob but hold it in.
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If losses hold, it could be the currency's longest losing streak since December 2014.
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Still, he could have done more to hold it accountable once the emergency passed.
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Caption card: White poster board, black marker, and string to hold it all together.
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"It looks it like it can hold it, but you never know," he said.
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Simply squeeze water into the attached bowl and hold it while your dog drinks.
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This is Fetty's chain, but hold it down for him, I rep the set.
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"A lot of those banks will want to hold it," said a third banker.
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A long-held military maxim is to take the high ground and hold it.
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The local government would hold it accountable for the cleanup, he told The Post.
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"So I said, 'Hold it up, let's get other people to pay,' " Trump said.
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I gave my mom $10,000 once and asked her to hold it for me.
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It's one thing to read about it, but I need to hold it. MRS.
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She is managing both, trying to hold it all together for two more weeks.
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To select a file, just tap down on the selected file and hold it down.
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There were times when I broke down on camera because I couldn't hold it together.
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It would send the wrong message if they try to hold it up over that.
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The operator tells him to put a shirt on the wound and hold it there.
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But if you hold it up to the light, you can see a slight gap.
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That said, I have no idea where to hold it so I need your suggestions.
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The House would modestly augment its budget, while the Senate would hold it essentially even.
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But it's not yet clear the game has the heart to hold it all together.
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Or if you hold it sideways you could slice it once in two different locations.
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The question becomes: How much does Microsoft's reluctance to embrace USB-C hold it back?
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Kenya's government is gaining the upper hand over those who might hold it to account.
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He loaded my gun, showed me how to hold it and how to position myself.
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And the person has to hold it because you need a full like 3D scan.
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Cover the bottles in twine, using double-sided tape to hold it in place.3.
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Press and hold it again, and it'll cycle to the next playlist on the list.
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A magnetic strip attaches to your phone, allowing the device to hold it in place.
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There were other children there so I was trying my best to hold it together.
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But unlike its robot precursors, RoboFly ain&apost got no strings to hold it down.
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I want to hold it up as a reminder of the importance of human dignity.
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To be witty and pretty and hold it together and be there for the guy?
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And I'm going wave that flag freely and as high as I can hold it.
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I do not mean to glorify China or to hold it up as a model.
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So, given the lack of support for Trump's position, why does he hold it still?
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Instead of tapping the shutter button just once, hold it down while taking your shot.
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Hold it up to your ear and perhaps you can hear the smell of burning.
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Can there ever be any harmful effects to the body when you hold it in?
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As the economic recovery took hold, it is hardly surprising that hours rose a little.
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The very broadness and sweep that keep "The Crown" lively can also hold it back.
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Like the bonds of a story that hold it together and make sense of everything.
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Ventimiglia says it was all he could do to hold it together in that moment.
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The VA requires bold and innovative initiatives that empower local leadership and hold it accountable.
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You might not even have to hold it in your hands to make it work.
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There's a function button that brings all the keys back when you hold it down.
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You can just hold it for 210 seconds and do a check on your heart.
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We're going to make this product and we're going to hold it for this long.
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And assuming they do, how long can this infamously dysfunctional musical family hold it together?
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It allows her to reduce the chaos, label it and hold it in her mind.
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In many cases, though, they allow the outside vendors they work with to hold it.
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I don't think they've announced that yet, but they certainly aren't going to hold it.
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Pressley sometimes wondered: Did her colleagues hold it against her that she never finished college?
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When I saw it was coming toward me I tried to hold it, but ... boom!
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You either had to hold it or relieve yourself sitting there, and then you're wet.
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But Mr. Cumberbatch has little patience with those who hold it too much against him.
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Or they might accept the judge's view of your behavior and hold it against you.
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But if you pull through slow and responsibly, I'm not gonna hold it against you.
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"When someone gives you a to-do don't hold it in your head," says Maxfield.
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I think it's a great name and you can hold it for quite some time.
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We want to hold it and live with it for as long as we can.
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"We need to hold it up," he said, according to officials briefed about the conversation.
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"[Bitcoin] is way too volatile for us to hold it," Saszi says with a laugh.
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I said, 'Aaron, you cannot do that if you want us to hold it together.
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"Our adversaries wanted to hold it back with a shower of legal proceedings," he said.
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She asked me to hold it confidential and I kept it confidential, as she asked.
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If you don't talk about it and just hold it down, you end up screaming.
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Unless you hold it in a tray, you can't do that with a shepherd's pie.
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The Magic took a 77-222 lead into the fourth quarter but failed to hold it.
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Another reason to pee post-sex: it's not a good idea to "hold it" too long.
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"Value goes to those who refine it, not to those who just hold it," she said.
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I hold a lot of value in it and I hold it to a high standard.
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It's not being concerned about your free speech expanding, it's just being able to hold it.
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I think investors hold it in packages like the subprime packages ... the same thing has happened.
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Washington, an ally of the Kurds for decades, had also urged them not to hold it.
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If Hammer's call to action takes hold, it could have cataclysmic consequences for Stan Lee's creation.
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Fans, myself included, hold it up as the Platonic ideal of a multiplayer Star Wars game.
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It doesn't have to be a professional, but just call someone and don't hold it inside.
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Take a deep breath and hold it in your mind's eye for a long, joyful moment.
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They don't banish the fairy tale, but they do hold it up to a new light.
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That's how he expected me to hold it, to stand there with my arm held rigid.
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If you have an especially tiny puppy, they'll be able to hold it for less time.
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"I started CPR and I had the dad grab the neck and hold it," she said.
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It sort of looks good when I hold it by its ears like a strange clutch.
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If those gains hold, it would be the fifth positive day on Wall Street in six.
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Longer term, some clients may want to hold it because they think the bank will grow.
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That's why I'm smoking crystal meth…That's why I can't get a job and hold it.
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So you shyly pull it off and hold it as delicately as the $22m Poppy Bowl.
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"Commercially, it didn't make sense to hold it," one source familiar with the matter told Reuters.
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Hold it in your hands, and it simply doesn't look or feel like a budget phone.
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I have a feeling she will say no, but we will hold it for the debates.
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Charlize Theron couldn't keep it together — or hold it in — when she first met David Oyelowo.
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"We hold Apple in our portfolios and we want to continue to hold it," Gibbs said.
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He just hid it well for four seasons until he couldn't hold it in any longer.
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It's been on your mind for a while, and you can't hold it in any longer!
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Upon meeting her, Voyd can barely hold it together, sputtering nervously, and who could blame her?
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Even at 9.7 inches, it's virtually impossible to hold it and shoot pictures with one hand.
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"Most of my friends hold it as a touchstone—comfort food," he tells me over email.
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So before you make an offhanded comment to a new mom, try to hold it back.
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He tries to break his past and hold it to his "will" while stumbling into possibility.
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If somebody gives you a business card, you can also hold it in front of you.
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And that was the problem Kevin had, that that was happening, he couldn't hold it back.
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Kevin said he always tries to say what's on his mind rather than hold it in.
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Feinstein either didn't find it credible or wanted to hold it for maximum impact, or both.
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The iPad is designed to rotate the screen automatically in response to how you hold it.
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"They ask us not to go to the bathroom if we can hold it," Corcoran reveals.
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To put your hands on his chest and realize they put Styrofoam to hold it up.
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She tried going to therapy, but still felt unsettled and depressed, trying to hold it together.
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We're three parts water and two parts fuel, with some bones to hold it all together.
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We are watching, aware of what's happening, but without seeing a way to hold it back.
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" She wrote, "The inspiration for @britneyspears 's song Hold it Against Me was @katyperry's babely bod.
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Didn't he win back the House in 2010, and hold it thereafter, promising to repeal Obamacare?
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Hold it at the base of the stem so as not to introduce unwanted body heat.
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To do this, find the partially installed app and then tap and hold it firmly. 2.
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A slowing of rate hikes could help bullion, keeping down the opportunity cost to hold it.
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At 50 minutes, I realized I could no longer hold it and alerted the bus driver.
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Dr. Blumberg pointed out that fiberglass can leach toxicants from the resins that hold it together.
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They hold it in Los Angeles every July, the week of ESPN's awards show, the ESPYs.
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But once it has taken hold, it can drastically affect how you interact with the world.
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We also hold it today after a million or so "partners" have joined us at Berkshire.
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Not sure what he did ... but Alexis didn't seem to hold it against him too long.
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I haven't been to that yet, because they tend to hold it in really obscure locations.
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"I started CPR and I had the dad grab the neck and hold it," Golden said.
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When someone throws out compliments without basis, you basically can't help but hold it against them.
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We also hold it today after a million or so 'partners' have joined us at Berkshire.
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I quickly threaded it into his stomach and taped it in place to hold it steady.
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Who even needs a press conference, let alone an auto show exhibit to hold it in?
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You either have to hold it, walk to the nearest restaurant, or pee in the ocean.
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But Blumer argues by keeping it open, the public will be able to hold it accountable.
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You hold it in your hands, and by directing your focus, it actually helps you meditate.
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This unusual plant grows pretty, yellow flowers, and it has no roots to hold it down.
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Take a stick of spaghetti, hold it by the ends and bend it until it breaks.
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I think you have to hold it through this because you're right, it's a growth REIT.
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They said, 'Take a huge swallow and hold it in your mouth until we say action.
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After installing a third-party app, just hold it over a barcode to scan the code.
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We need to support the electoral process even as we hold it accountable to international standards.
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One soldier hands over his rifle and the children fight over who gets to hold it.
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If those gains hold, it would end a nine-day losing streak for the stock market.
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They said it would be better to hold it after the Newark corruption trial is complete.
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In fact, it remains weaker than before, as temporary generators and stopgap repairs hold it together.
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Since there's no band to hold it in place, it will end up resting on your nose.
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Teachers, friends, and even some family tried to discourage her, but she doesn't hold it against them.
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You hold it just like a traditional pen, although it is a bit thicker and weighs more.
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He's standing there, and he's trying to do his job, but he just can't hold it together.
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"I think that if anything's bothering you, don't hold it in," she advised others in similar situations.
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It kept sliding off my face, but I was able to hold it up with my hands.
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So when she told me that she loved me, I simply could not hold it inside anymore.
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Once you find a position you like, magnets hidden inside the arm's body hold it in place.
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I hold it in, I smile through my days, and then it all comes out at night.
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The wind nearly knocks off Harry's hat, and he rushes to hold it down on his head.
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Instead there are just two on the bottom (or on the side, depending how you hold it).
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Usually there's someone at the front who can't hold it together and needs to hog the spotlight.
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And the work that Amazon has put into the ergonomics of how you hold it is outstanding.
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I hold it vertically to really paint the individual lashes and the bottom part of the eye.
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Often I would hold it in for long stretches until I found an exit that looked promising.
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It got weird and I didn't think we were going to be able to hold it together.
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To help hold it at bay, officials plan to have shrubs and trees planted in the county.
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" Activision Blizzard: "I think you'll just have to hold it ... they just didn't have the right iterations.
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There was but one question about that torch: how long Bobby Kennedy would get to hold it.
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But to hold it together when everyone else would understand if you fell apart, that's true strength.
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But in this case, another event was going on and we were unable to hold it there.
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Initially, I thought she was just going to hold it to try and tell me to leave.
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What Janet deals with, and lives with, and has to sacrifice in order to hold it together.
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Place one clip at the back of each twisted section of hair to hold it in place.
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It's amazing its wire can hold it on the wall, with all the weight of its appropriations.
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Unlike the doll, Schumer's Barbie would certainly be able to lift her head and hold it high.
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Before bringing the money home, the corporation can hold it offshore to avoid paying U.S. income tax.
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The army took the area back from Boko Haram last year, but has struggled to hold it.
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The Caps don't hold the trademark on promise and hope, but they don't not hold it, either.
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Because they do not, defendant's motion to dismiss this case or hold it in abeyance is denied.
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The job was described by the first to hold it as the "most impossible…on this earth".
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As a boy, Hubbard had a snake for a pet and knew how to hold it safely.
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The story behind "Landfill Harmonic" is so good that even some imperfect filmmaking can't hold it back.
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This burger was so big and heavy that I struggled to hold it up with one hand.
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You've already tried using tape to hold it together, but you know that's only a temporary fix.
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But if anybody ever wanted to unionize, you would hold it up and say, 'We're already unionized!
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"I try to hold it in and be strong and everything, but sometimes I can't," she said.
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" "It's such a big thing that people want to hold it down to make it something small.
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Ryan said it may emerge this week, or they may hold it longer to gather more support.
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Then take a really deep breath in through your nose, hold it, and exhale through your mouth.
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I hold it against the court's skimpy and inadequate rationale for affirmative action in the first place.
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Hold it high so those living at home, and the dead buried abroad, may sleep in peace.
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Fingerprint sensor is super fast and you can press and hold it down to lock the screen!
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Drink it immediately after that and do not hold it in your hands for a long time.
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Once the idea took hold, it took Putman less than five minutes to map out the process.
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The grief was like a phantom limb, and I needed to hold it; I needed something tangible.
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What good is having power if you can't hold it over people to get what you want?
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If she could hold her head up high, spirit unbroken, then we too could hold it together.
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They built a 34-27 lead, but failed to hold it when they missed seven consecutive shots.
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But the government, which is responsible for organizing such a vote, wishes to hold it next year.
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There are no broadly respected, nonpartisan referees left to hold it to account for consistency or accuracy.
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Retrospective No photograph or painting can hold it—the stillness of waterjust before it starts being ice.
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"I'm just trying to hold it together," he said on television after he thought he had won.
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And then it bends and squishes and then you can hold it on the left and right.
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And we don't have any way to hold it accountable, either, aside from calling it out publicly.
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I hold it in my hand when I'm on a conference call or walking around the office.
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If current trends hold, it will fall to 0.5 percent by 2027, the lowest level since 1966.
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If there was something I wanted, my mom would always be like, 'Okay, we'll hold it here.
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Hold it down to dim the light, or press it to turn the light on or off.
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Amazon manages the guts of Capital One's network — the servers and networking technology that hold it together.
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Make sure the ladder can support your weight and have a helper hold it at the bottom.
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Smart Wheel slides over any standard steering wheel and tracks how you hold it when you drive.
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Whatever storm the Winters' extended family found itself in, there was Neil, helping to hold it together.
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And if a narrative of unlikability takes hold, it can influence voters without their even realizing it.
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Definitely your head needs to rest, or you will have to hold it in your own hands.
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Anytime I give anyone new to it a dab, I tell them not to hold it in.
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"It looks like they're going to have to hold it for a few months," said a second source.
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Gibraltar's supreme court extended the ship's detention on July 19th, allowing authorities to hold it for another month.
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If you're finding it difficult to hold it in, try singing along to the track to distract yourself.
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Its position at the top means we have to hold it to greater accountability to get software right.
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It's the best iPad by far for reading ebooks since you can comfortably hold it in one hand.
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Now that the line has been drawn, will Martinez hold it, straddle it, or fall in behind it?
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I would say the form factor you're looking at... You should just hold it just to feel it.
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But once it's in my hand and I'm taught how to hold it, I feel steadier and stronger.
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And we put two mattresses on top of that to hold it so the door wouldn't blow in.
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Any self-identified Dog Person might feel the overwhelming need to scoop it up and hold it close.
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And during that year, I think I glimpsed what Facebook is, and what hold it has on us.
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It's in harmony, and you can hold it in your hand, take a bite, and stay relatively clean.
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It complied with the warrants after prosecutors threatened to hold it in criminal contempt, but continued the appeal.
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A month after launch, Cream suspended its token sale with "no plans" to hold it in the future.
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"We're just trying to hold it down until our big fella is back," Paul said, referring to Griffin.
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"I tried my best to hold it together, but at one point, I broke down completely," she says.
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Cheap oil has hurt Malaysia, but its wretched politics will hold it back more in the long run.
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That's something the Ranger shares with all extended-cab pickups, though, so we don't hold it against Ford.
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The sliding power button also doubles as the pairing button if you hold it down for three seconds.
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After the baby is born, the mom can hold it immediately and bond while doctors finish the procedure.
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To hold it all in, she squeezes her outer sphincters and pelvic floor in a gravity-defying stunt.
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You could hold it, feel it and smell it (although my advice is that it's best not to).
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"We have concerns about their ability to hold it during this type of state of emergency," Nauert said.
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The way the iPhone 11's shutter button turns into video recorder when you press and hold it.
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I don't normally eat the bun, I will say that, but you need something to hold it together.
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You will leave with a headache because you're mad, stressed out, and you have to hold it in.
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That belief is harmful because it kindles a much stronger sense of entitlement among people who hold it.
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That combination has helped the government take territory, although it lacks the native forces needed to hold it.
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But we are on the move so much that sometimes I have to hold it in for hours.
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Right now, it's a little device, you hold it on both sides and it goes to your phone.
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But even when the show is veering all over the place, Dunst is there to hold it together.
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"Whenever you can't grieve and assimilate what has happened, you hold it in a certain way," he said.
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And you have the Russians trying to hold it together in Syria for various reasons of their own.
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But their defense could not hold it, allowing the Ravens to get 11 unanswered points of their own.
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"We'll bring the paint foreman here, touch it up quick, and that should hold it," Mr. Carabello said.
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Regardless, I've learned how essential it is to guard one's culture, to retain it and hold it close.
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In the video, the fishermen harpoon a pink dolphin and hold it under the water until it drowns.
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Should these losses hold, it would be the biggest one-day percentage decline for both benchmarks since Jan.
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He also has no experience working with a coalition, so he doesn't know how to hold it together.
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"Whoever wins this seat will hold it for a long time — for decades, not years," Mr. Dyck said.
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Even when the administration efforts did eventually take hold, it wasn't clear that all those efforts were effective.
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If Evert Dubin paled in comparison professionally to Chris Evert, she did not hold it against her sister.
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But the biggest challenge for the Marines will be to help Afghan forces regain territory and hold it.
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It had a thin thread that went around the waist like a belt to hold it in place.
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When the habit takes hold, it will have a ripple effect and eventually boost your productivity, he says.
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"I know you hear me when I cry / I try to hold it in at night," she sings.
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Rizzo insists all of her stuff was legally obtained and the feds have no reason to hold it.
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It's an archaic belief, one I haven't seriously reconsidered since my late teens, but I still hold it.
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"HOLD IT AND DON'T DO A THING FOR THREE MONTHS!!!" is what the finance blogger J. Money adamantly recommends.
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Not only is Cook expected to play poorly, no one would really hold it against him if he did.
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It's a neat feature, but definitely requires a little practice as you need to hold it a specific way.
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"You don't need to spend $1,000 on a top bottle of wine to hold it for awhile," Paris said.
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Every time I took a step, I felt like my bladder was releasing and I couldn't hold it in.
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This camera gets me, and I don't even have to hold it up directly in front of my face.
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Karpenko says I don't have to worry about where to point the camera, or try to hold it still.
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You can shear the animal while it's standing, and get a bunch of assistants to hold it in place.
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You tap the button lightly to go back, hold it down to go home, and swipe it to multitask.
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Samsung's latest tablet, the Galaxy Tab S5e, can reportedly lose its Wi-Fi connection if you hold it wrong.
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The Capitals took a 26-256 lead into the third period of Game 1 and could not hold it.
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Mr Karimov was a strongman, Abdumajit concedes, "but sometimes you have to be tough to hold it all together".
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Dixville Notch, which became famous for its unique midnight vote, found just enough residents to hold it this year.
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We both went to the sliding door to hold it in place so that the bear couldn't get in.
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He turned to Bizet's "Carmen" when Wagner's "Tristan" lost its hold; it made him a better philosopher, he said.
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This meant that the Apple Watch band connection points probably couldn't be used to hold it to the forearm.
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Even though I couldn't reasonably hold it against them, I was annoyed that they'd gone to dinner without me.
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Many said they would not hold it against the first-term senator when he faces re-election in 2024.
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Then, in 2011, he began struggling to hold his breath under water; soon, he couldn't hold it at all.
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Women may feel forced to hold it, until nighttime, when they can go out in the cover of darkness.
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If the claims hold, it would mean Intel and others have avoided the catastrophic slowdowns that many had predicted.
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"The Gold isn't mine till I physically hold it my hands," the sprinter responded on Twitter early on Saturday.
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"I may hold it up until after a deal is made with North Korea," Trump said in a speech.
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Hold it down on your computer and you can change colors, rotate the screen, and quickly select drawing tools.
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The school announced today that it wouldn't be happening and didn't even promise to hold it later this season.
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First move: Weighted sumo squat Grab a kettlebell or dumbbell and hold it by the top with two hands.
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I'm going to a function at the Russian consulate tonight, I'm gonna hold it in 'till I get there.
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Then just hold it down for the duration of your message (up to one minute) and send it along.
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Monese rather excitedly announced the news via their Twitter last month: OK Y'ALL WE CAN'T HOLD IT IN ANYMORE!
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Once it beeps, you can safely hold it from the top handle that stays perfectly cool the whole time.
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Maybe that doesn't take much imagining after all, because like me, you're tired of trying to hold it together.
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If you hold it for two seconds, you can either pull up Siri or Google Assistant on your smartphone.
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And even if Facebook made moves toward filtering content, the media would undoubtedly hold it accountable for any mistake.
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It requires three people to hold it up, and others were eager to get their pictures taken with it.
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As digitalization takes hold, it needs to compete with technology giants, as well as other miners, to win talent.
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For best results, hold it over an expensive rug at a friend's party and wait for them to panic.
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To take an airfield or city and hold it, a military has to develop supply lines they can hold.
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"We're probably going to hold it over her head," Nykailyn admits, laughing of their 3-week-old sister Kennedy.
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I always feel a sense of achievement, to hold it in my hand, because I know where it starts.
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"My ultimate goal is to be able to do a handstand and hold it for 30 seconds," he said.
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New Mexico could, and should, be among the fastest-growing states, but its poor economic policies hold it back.
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In their way these rooms were expressive works, attempts to perfect reality and hold it in an eternal moment.
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I did my best to hold it to that and not just do it for the sake of sensationalism.
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Among Democrats, 86 percent view the Republican Party unfavorably, while 55 percent hold it in a very unfavorable light.
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It has a 10-foot cord and a handy weight to hold it in place while your phone charges.
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A judge could in theory levy daily penalties on the company for delaying compliance, or hold it in contempt.
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The device can be clipped on or set down somewhere, or you can just hold it in your hand.
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It's entirely in character for him to raise a foot and expect one of his singers to hold it.
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If you want your lover to eat your ass, hold it open and explain exactly how you'd like it.
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Here are five ways The Ranch breaks ground — even as some of its more hackneyed elements hold it back.
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Some days, I would hold it together in the office only to burst into tears on my lunch break.
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Stabenow is running for reelection in a state that Trump narrowly won, but Democrats are favored to hold it.
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I continued talking with my friend, challenging myself to hear the noise, but to hold it at a distance.
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Here are two things that hold it back from being great — and the one thing it does really well.
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Then we hold it against this cutting wheel and groove it and shape it into the design we want.
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"I think investors hold it in packages like the subprime packages," which became so popular before the 2008 crisis.
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If a gem is mounted in a setting, the prongs that hold it in place should be checked regularly.
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If you're putting pressure on yourself to hold it together, that very well may be what breaks you apart.
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I almost throw up on the bus (pregnancy motion sickness is my life) but somehow I hold it together.
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We need to do our very best to hold it fully accountable for the harm it allowed to happen.
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I find that she's less likely to take my breath away than to make me hold it in concern.
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In the past, every time I gave my toddler a food pouch, I had to hold it for her.
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"Hold it here," she said, taking one egg and moving it to the side of the fire to demonstrate.
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By celebrating those who are most adept at it, schools hold it up as a model form of thinking.
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When players squeeze it, pull it or hold it above their head, their movements are tracked in the game.
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He will tie up the government and hold it hostage for months with challenges and demands for a recount.
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He will tie up the government and hold it hostage for months with challenges and demands for a recount.
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People looking into my office and seeing me hold it up to my nose must wonder what I'm doing.
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The same problem occurs if you hold it with a protective cover on: The back flap covers the speaker.
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" Thomas told the news station, "It was heartbreaking, I wanted to cry, but I say I'll hold it in.
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"It's hard to hold it, even for three to four hours," said Mr. Fitzpatrick, who lives in Portland, Ore.
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There's enough emotional depth to the story — and enough pageantry in how it's told — to hold it all together.
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We'd go on trips frequently, and I couldn't leave the children alone, so I had to hold it in.
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I feel like if I don&apost hold it on the outside, and if I hold it in the middle, my finger will go straight through it, which could be a good thing, could be a bad thing, but we&aposre gonna find out, because I&aposm going to eat this now.
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For those who buy a bond and hold it, the bond yield is the only return that can be achieved.
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You can scarcely hold it forward with one arm for ten seconds before your muscles begin to shake and quiver.
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Its curators invited him to examine it, and Kelly became the first aboriginal man to hold it in two centuries.
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It begins with a hollow glass mold, surrounded on each side by two thin glass straws used to hold it.
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Do you fold your New York dollar slice in half while you eat it standing up, or hold it flat?
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This works even if your iPad is in landscape mode, but it won't work if you hold it upside down.
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It's a show that plays with story convention so consistently it blows up any boundaries that might hold it back.
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Employees start to lose faith, the media turns cruel (sometimes deservedly so), and you've got to hold it all together.
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Massay described landlords who buy land and hold it for speculative value alone as "boils that need to be lanced".
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I hardly can hold it against Oscar if he sees threats lurking around each corner and acts defensively for it.
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"Ministry" is two decades of polemic distilled into one book, with a superstructure of fiction to hold it all together.
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The site would collect money from fans, and hold it for artists to use, collecting a fee along the way.
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He explained that he had been taking it on the road, letting "everybody" hold it — until someone accidentally chipped it.
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The jury, then, gets to say that looks bad for Levandowski and hold it against him when making their decision.
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The Yale departments that initially supported the conference pulled out before it began, though they allowed Lee to hold it.
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That said, while gel will give you unparalleled hold, it can also dry out your hair if you're not careful.
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She managed to hold it together until she could pull off at an exit and get out of the vehicle.
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But the Nehru-Gandhi family has dominated Congress for five generations, and many wonder who else can hold it together.
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Everything about the Protruly Darling is just bizarre and it's apparent the very second you hold it in your hand.
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"I saw them and said, 'Please don't hold it against me because I did the best I could,'" Witherspoon said.
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Nothing feels too sharp, and you always feel like you've got a good grip no matter how you hold it.
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It is "push to talk" meaning that you need to hold it in for as long as your message is.
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Now, maybe that makes me think to hold it, is it all in the stock, but I'm not going there.
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She has to hold it up in order to hike through that ground, and it gets crumpled to the side.
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"Ultimately, all of this becomes relevant when you just hold it in your hand," Ive said, tantalizing Apple fans everywhere.
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The new details complicate the franchise without helping hold it together, or providing meaningful story hooks for the main characters.
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His wife was an ordinary human; we want to show what it took for her to hold it together too.
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When receiving a call, you can press the button once to accept or hold it for one second to decline.
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He complained to her that he's been driving for an hour and a half and couldn't hold it any longer.
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"@heatherrelizabethh would have to hold it down for both of us," Chmerkovskiy captioned a shot of him hugging his partner.
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Given that Wonder Woman gives speaking roles to Greek gods, it seems unfair to hold it to a higher standard.
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Houston took a 5-2 lead on a two-run single up the middle by White but couldn't hold it.
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Then he wanted a selfie, giving her the camera at first ... but then deciding he wanted to hold it himself.
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Hold it up next to the Moto X Pure Edition, which costs exactly the same, and it falls short again.
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Several attempts to insert its penis failed, and Linyekula was forced to hold it through the end of the performance.
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Time yourself and see how long you can hold it to get an idea of your baseline strength, Burmaster says.
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If you have one handy, hold it in front of a gentle fan or a hairdryer on the "cool" setting.
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The elevator has safety brakes to hold it in place and the cause of malfunction is under investigation, he added.
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That in and of itself wasn't significant as, generally, people don't like to spend bitcoin; they like to hold it.
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You can pick up a grenade and hold it to your teeth to take out the pin before throwing it.
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Warren's plan would also boost federal funding to help tribal governments buy back land and hold it in federal trust.
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A judge, instead of holding his position for life, will hold it during the good pleasure of the dominant party.
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"You're getting your money one way or another, and we're not going to let anybody hold it up," he said.
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I've often thought that if I ever needed to, I could hold it up and get people to listen. 6.
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Before throwing an object out, you hold it up to the IR scanner and it adds it to your list.
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Bryant is barely able to hold it together when Armisen's foot ends up in the guacamole on the coffee table.
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They hold it because it's trustworthy — so far we haven't had a tin pot dictator run around manipulating its value.
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The replacement nose was then attached, with medical tape used to hold it tightly in place while the adhesive dried.
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It's taken a lot to be able to just hold it together and come to work and do the work.
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"Take a deep breath in through your nose for four seconds and hold it for two seconds," Ms. Nguyen said.
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"You are on your way to saying something, as a reflex, but you have to hold it back," she said.
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Every so often, when I need help, I'll take it out and hold it, still hearing his gentle, ironic voice.
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To expect any different, especially in a work of this length, would be to hold it to an impossible standard.
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Especially when "Smashed" shows you how the center cannot hold, it demonstrates how much skill, idealism and harmony still achieve.
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The company said it had postponed its annual general meeting and now aimed to hold it on July 21, 2020.
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But you can also hold it together with the same enthusiastic curiosity with which it appears to have been made.
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The person on the loudspeaker says, 'Here's Clare Egan from the U.S.A. Let's see if she can hold it together.
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When I use a handheld camera now, my pictures tend to come out blurry because I don't hold it steady.
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Conversely, once the notion to commit suicide takes hold, it may just as suddenly create an inevitability of its own.
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It works much like a laptop, with a dual CAM mechanism to hold it open at a range of angles.
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They're forced to travel long distances to use other restrooms or hold it, risking painful urinary tract infections and dehydration.
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When a corporation cheats customers at the checkout line, the Antitrust Division will hold it accountable to the greatest extent.
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By 2040, researchers estimate humans will generate so much data there won't be enough silicon chips to hold it all.
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Otherwise gains enough control of the ball to hold it, change hands, pass, shoot, or cradle it against his body.
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I'll pick up an item and hold it when I'm on the phone, or meeting with someone in my office.
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So I let him use it now, let him hold it, and he goes and makes money on MacDougal Street.
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The weight surprised her and she swayed, tried to hold it, then fell with a shriek into the wintry harbor.
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Nine out of 10 Wall Street research analysts recommended that investors hold it in their portfolio, if not buy more.
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He makes her hold it up to his ear, so that he can hear the painter ask about the drive.
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Dixville Notch, which became famous for its unique midnight vote, may not have enough residents to hold it next year.
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I said, "Bob, hold it for me; I'll buy it if it fits on the wall," and we bought it.
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If I have anything from FedEx or U.P.S., they deliver it to the deli, and they hold it for me.
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You believe that this is a true disruptor, and these folks seem to be willing to hold it through anything.
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We have to dial our consumption and disposal back because the world just isn't big enough to hold it all.
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"If one swam up to me, I was going to wade in and try to hold it," said Zoe, 15.
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Impeachment is the only remedy the founders provided for removing from office someone who is clearly unfit to hold it.
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If you really fear that the fabric of the country is fraying, strict measures to hold it together seem warranted.
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To hold it in your hands is like holding, to crib a line from Castellani, a front-row opera ticket.
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"Sometimes I wonder how they can hold it that long," said Ronald Lynch, 63, a bathroom attendant for seven years.
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"You want to hold it?" she asked me, opening up my hand and placing the gold medal in my palm.
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Britain this month outlined plans to change planning laws and potentially take land from developers who hold it for too long.
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Because of the posture of your body, and how you have to hold it to your body, it's difficult to shoot.
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Don&apost make the relationship between Russia and the United States -- don&apost hold it hostage of this internal political struggle.
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The gown's train was so long, it took not one but two humans to hold it upright on the red carpet.
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So long as the 10-year doesn't rush above 2.75 percent or so, stocks should be able to hold it together.
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If anything gets messed up as far as snap/hold, it can correlate to a missed kick at any given time.
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Step 3: Braid or twist the first front section back, then secure with a clip to temporarily hold it in place.
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The uterus is connected to the muscular walls of your pelvis, which hold it in place inside your body, she says.
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He decided to take the post, which entailed representing Texas before the Supreme Court, and would hold it for five years.
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You can't hold it against them because really, you are on the front lines right now of a big cultural shift.
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Eventually, though, what happened to us becomes externalized, and we may hold it in our hands and look at it objectively.
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BNT will increase in value as more smart tokens are created, benefiting all the smart tokens which hold it in reserve.
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So you can hold it and read it aloud just as it was read aloud on September 15 or 16, 1692.
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"For silver, we favor the market above $17, but expect volatility and further gains may be hard to hold," it said.
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Now that you've got your piece of paper with a pinhole, hold it up and let the sunlight shine through it.
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Don't hold it against Marco Rubio that his brother-in-law, Orlando Cicilia, served 12 years in prison on drug charges.
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Montenegro is well advanced on its path to EU accession, and fears that the new plan will only hold it up.
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It's going to be a bit awkward when you hold it as your thumb will probably cover part of the screen.
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You press the button to lock or wake up your iPhone; you hold it down longer to power down the device.
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For the uninitiated, sous vide gadgets heat up a pot of water to a very precise temperature, and hold it there.
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But trying to hold it all in his head (alongside the atomic structure of the universe) robs Osterman's life of meaning.
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Apple also says pairing the HomePod is as easy as pairing AirPods: Just hold it up to your supported iOS device.
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Latin America will not return to faster growth unless it does more to solve the structural problems that hold it back.
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When in the Measure app, simply hold it above an object, tap, and drag along a line to take a measurement.
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It does capture a lot of people's imagination and they are excited to see it and feel it and hold it.
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It's super light—just 4.6 ounces—and when you hold it in your hand, it's almost like the thing's not there.
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Hold it down and the task switcher pops up, showing you a carousel of all of the apps you have open.
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Whenever it came close to breaking up, its institutions and governments took painful and politically contentious decisions to hold it together.
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" Why it matters: "Past precedent suggests that if a 'populist era' takes hold, it might last as long as three decades.
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BILL MILLER: We'd hold it as long as we think we can earn an excess rate of return by holding it.
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Things would jump around the screen, and there's no good place to hold it, so you often open apps at random.
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It really does look like an iPad when you fold it up and hold it with the reflective Apple logo showing.
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But even when the three do manage to hold it together long enough to trade questions and answers, they're still hilarious.
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"We don't accept to postpone the referendum with nothing in return and without fixing another time to hold it," he said.
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He added, there's no tricky business with his shirt -- he always pulls it up to his chin to hold it there.
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"Critics have limits," writes Jennifer Doyle in the opening chapter of Hold It Against Me: Difficulty and Emotion in Contemporary Art.
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As the interdependent variable whose production could either push that duo forward or hold it back, LaVine was the question mark.
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While the service has lots of potential, there are some things that could hold it back, the most glaring being availability.
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To scan it, you move your phone over each of the dots and hold it until the circle is filled in.
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Or at a party, instead of passing a joint, some stranger would hold it to his lips and watch him inhale.
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"You breathe through one (nostril), and you hold it, and you exhale through the other, and you keep going," she explained.
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Still, the one factor that could hold it back from finding a permanent place in the hearts of Americans is price.
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Both Billie and Flamingo razors come with a wall accessory to hold it and keep it within reach in your shower.
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Press the small circular power button on top of the Switch console, and hold it down until the system powers off.
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You'd be able to have one in your home and read it or, in this case, look at and hold it.
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Governments are already beginning to investigate regulation for the cryptocurrency universe, which would pose a risk to those who hold it.
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Just be aware of any glare in the room, as the curve will hold it for longer than a flatscreen monitor.
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I'll skim some off the top, hold it for a while and return whatever is left in a year or two.
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To do this, press something into the small hole on the underside of the controller and hold it for five seconds.
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It would also put the show back where it works best: telling stories about a family struggling to hold it together.
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Suppose I take a ball and hold it at the top of the pipe, so its starting velocity (v0.53 ) is zero.
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"If it waits to react to worst case scenarios once they take hold, it will already be too late," he said.
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" She added that the decision of whether to hold it was up to the club, but called it "unfortunate" and "regrettable.
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In the later hours, your ability to stage-manage yourself gets weaker, your ability to hold it together starts to erode.
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By default, pressing and holding the power button will bring up Bixby — no matter how long you hold it down for.
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You can just take out your iPhone — or Android equivalent — and hold it up to your face to unlock the device.
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For the piece, Ms. Nys has placed plastic canisters to collect water, briefly hold it, and return it to the cycle.
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Even with the amount of hold it gives, it still looks loose and natural and can be reworked even hours later.
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However inspired we might think our advice to be, it's best to hold it back until we've heard our teenagers out.
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City officials denied Mr. Kessler's request to hold it in Emancipation Park, and instead granted a permit for a bigger park.
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Conversely, none of the Berliners I knew had any interest in Oktoberfest—and many seemed to hold it in outright contempt.
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"I just couldn't hold it," Ms. Fairooz said of her laughter, which came as a senator spoke positively of Mr. Sessions.
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Karp, Williams and others at Twitter and Palantir who take issue with the president may just have to hold it in.
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This manufactured crisis is racist, wasteful, and an outrageous abuse of power from someone too reckless and hateful to hold it.
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"We should just go borrow a lot of money, hold it, and then sell it to make money," Trump reportedly said.
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Rusal's metal in LME warehouses before April 6 is not affected, but sources say few companies will want to hold it.
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The device that would hold it is small, the size of a pea, which restricted how much drug it could contain.
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You know that feeling of relief when you go to the bathroom after having to hold it in for too long?
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I kept it because it is a great object to have and hold; it makes me want to make 3D work.
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However, they were unable to hold it as the Dodgers rallied for four runs in the ninth for a walk-off win.
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And it has a pop socket so I can lean it up on things and I can hold it in comfortable ways.
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"My artist agreed to do it but I had to hold it, stretch it, and bend it over my thumb," he said.
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Also, I have made at least one friend by talking about this purchase in a social setting and letting them hold it.
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I grabbed his hand and squeezed it violently to hurt him and proceeded to hold it in place on his own thigh.
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We can still hold it if we -- if we do but candidates have to run on his agenda, not their own agenda.
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Like the songs are the thing which people would often know and they are very much the glue that hold it together.
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Once you hold it, though, you realize it's worlds apart: Dell's dial feels like a cheap plastic version of the genuine article.
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Simulated Mars soil can be packed together into a solid brick-like material — without needing any added ingredients to hold it together.
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I can still use the dampener (my favorite attachment) but I have to make sure I hold it at the right angle.
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A good rule of thumb is to never ask your puppy to hold it for more hours than they are months old.
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Even if they can hold it for more than three hours, you should never crate your puppy for longer during the day.
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But to speed things up have a meeting with no chairs and hold it on a Friday at the end of day.
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A good award is tall and rather slender, so you can hold it with one hand and put it over your head.
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Ember works with semiconductors inside to bring a drink to the ideal temp and hold it there it for hours, Alexander said.
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Grab the wand and hold it against your glans clitoris while your partner uses their tongue on the rest of your vulva.
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And when you're unable to lower it under control, you'll still be able to hold it in place, if only very briefly.
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The tapered edges feel incredibly thin, and you can easily hold it in one hand for hours while reading or taking notes.
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If West Texas Intermediate could rise back above $50 and hold, it could be a positive for energy stocks and the market.
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It looks like you need to hold it with two hands, though, removing the convenience of a selfie stick to begin with.
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"I had this little fish as a bait and I had to hold it to touch the sharks and stingrays," she said.
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The 10.3mm, 1.1 kg machine is completely versatile, allowing users to fold it, prop it up, or hold it like a tablet.
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Asked if anybody needed to "wee," Styles raised his hand before being promptly told by Corden that he needed to hold it.
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The task is simple: give your golden retriever an egg and have them hold it in their mouths without cracking the shell.
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I wanted to see if Hopper could redeem himself, and if Joyce could hold it together long enough to find her son.
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I love that Rachel not only choses to reject DeMario, but that the rest of her suitors don't hold it against her.
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It does, however, have a large number of central banks that hold it in the name of the solvency of those banks.
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All you need to do is soak a cotton pad and hold it over your eyes to soften any makeup that's there.
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Foer's best and most caustic novel, filled with so much pain and regret that your heart sometimes struggles to hold it all.
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If you're expecting a package while you're on vacation or otherwise away from home, ask a neighbor to hold it for you.
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And third, nobody comes to see the first pitch, so no matter how badly you do, nobody will hold it against you.
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My parents did drugs and drank, and they thought it was funny to take the gun and hold it to our heads.
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But the grounds get caught between the mesh and the metal pieces that hold it into place, making it hard to clean.
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" Gough worried aloud that she had been crying too much: "I try to hold it back, but I'm not always able to.
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Xiaomi said the Mi Mix Alpha will have "mis-touch detection" so that it doesn't register false touches when you hold it.
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Hold it down deep and wait until it approaches the desired thickness (depending on whether you're making a latte or a cappuccino).
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One complaint: He constantly worries he will lose the Apple Pencil, because there is no compartment to hold it in the iPad.
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"I may hold it up until after a deal is made with North Korea," Trump said of the trade pact, announced Tuesday.
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So long as Assad stays in power, they will continue to hold it, quite irrespective of whether the U.S. remains or withdraws.
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Her sizeable archive was left to a friend, John Belham-Payne, who was instrumental in forming a charitable trust to hold it.
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Feeling, despite your great team and the support you are getting like it might all crumble if you don't hold it up.
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So you're in a difficult position where your body wants to expel water, but the MDMA is making you hold it in.
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He has to sort of hunch over and hold it this thing up so the dog can walk with its front legs.
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So, you can decide to re-do a fatal jump, or hold it further back and correct the whole screen before it.
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The bag has two handle options — you can hold it as a tote or shoulder bag, which is helpful if it's heavy.
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The thing might not stick to everything, but there was hardly a surface on my (very untidy) skiff that wouldn't hold it.
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At an unrelated news conference after the decision, Mr. Cuomo said Charter had repeatedly refused the state's efforts to hold it responsible.
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Puerto Rico was originally scheduled to hold its primary on March 29 and will now hold it no earlier than April 26.
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You just hold it in front of your iPhone or your Android device, we'll do an electrocardiogram, an EKG, of your heart.
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As they publish, we hope that, like us, you'll find that the pieces grab your attention and hold it to the end.
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When he received his copy, he showed it to his mother, "and she could look at it and hold it," he recalled.
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Next time you have some alone time or are comfortable playing with a partner, try seeing how long you can hold it.
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Her replies were curt, but she gave me directions for how to address the issue, so I didn't hold it against her.
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On a Mac, bring your mouse up to the top-left corner of the screen and hold it there for a moment.
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Because halon was used in the cargo hold, it will take some time to get luggage back to the passengers, Snook said.
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Apple has canceled the in-person version of its WWDC conference and will instead hold it online, the company announced on Friday.
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I was using a tablet on the flight back and I was trying to watch a movie and I couldn't hold it.
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It's composed of a sleek, cylindrical chamber that houses an insertable silicone frame, which surrounds the food to hold it in place.
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Kühn's tournament will be 10 years old next year, when for the first time he plans to hold it over two days.
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On Instagram especially, you can do it all and it will hold it for you and send it out whenever you want.
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I had to hold it a specific way â€" almost always with two hands â€" so that I didn't accidentally drop it.
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Anyone who has ever tried to hold it all together when there is too much to do will relate to Maeve's plight.
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If they wanted to show him a document, she said, they had to hold it up to a plexiglass window between them.
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The person selected for that role would hold it until Mr. Trump's eventual nominee for the position is confirmed by the Senate.
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Or will the bitter partisan battle over Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination fire up the GOP base enough to hold it off?
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"The Russians are trying to hold it up but the Chinese are comfortable with it in terms of content," the diplomat said.
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"If you have it, you should hold it because it could grow into its PE." Others in the space are comparably cheap.
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We still had to get a truck, and a backyard big enough to hold it, and a driver and all that stuff.
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The officers suddenly slam his head and hold it against the elevator door as it opens, before moving back onto the balcony.
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Her job, as she saw it, was to hold that bubble open for the ones who couldn't always hold it open themselves.
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Light rains and cooler temperatures helped firefighters hold it back Sunday, and flames moved southeast away from the town of Fort McMurray.
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But the functions are too close together: press quickly to jump home, but if you hold it too long, it activates Google Assistant.
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It's big and awkward kind of digs into the top of your head with little metal bars designed to hold it in place.
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But Swift is slowly becoming a bit more active over on the Gram, where she continues to hold it down for her girls.
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If you would take on the challenge of claiming your data from those who hold it hostage, you must prepare for the journey.
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If no one else on the project is concerned about a detail, should you really hold it up to make a small tweak?
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Surveillance video captured the moment the child wrapped his arms around the sculpture, and then struggling to hold it up as it fell.
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Set to launch globally on Saturday, Adidas has chosen to hold it until "mid-Summer" for the U.S. The OG, reworked for summer.
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Every so often I'd say, "Can I touch it?" and she'd take it out and let me hold it for a little while.
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Unsurprisingly, progress was slow, and as the economic woes and industrial disputes of the 1970s took hold, it ground almost to a halt.
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Instead of shading Melania Trump's oddly timed gift, Obama was simply trying to hold it together on a tough day for her family.
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You can configure the button to perform four different actions based on whether you tap, double tap, 3D Touch, or hold it down.
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Take a coin from your pocket (I'm assuming you have a coin, if not, get one), and hold it up to the moon.
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Dylan McDermott plays narcissistic pilot Captain Dave, while Kim Matula is the long-suffering flight attendant who tries to hold it all together.
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Then hold it close to something like your phone so that it buzzes when it's nearby, but quiet when you pull it away.
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For those who hold it close, though, it's a place of grit and authenticity, where dilapidation sits next door to Beaux-Arts splendor.
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I know they're going to force me to do it anyway, I'm just trying to hold it off as long as I can.
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Instead of running your straightener over loose hair, take the current strand and hold it away from your body until it becomes tight.
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You double tap the power button while looking at the phone to prime it and then hold it to a terminal to pay.
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Low-level radiation, when we hold it up to or near our heads, may prove to be worse than we know — or not.
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It's not necessarily difficult, just different than the average guy—I have to hold it in my finger tips most of the time.
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"We should just go borrow a lot of money, hold it, and then sell it to make money," the book quotes Trump saying.
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HOME DEPOT INC EXEC - SHOULD NEW TARIFFS ON $200 BILLION OF PRODUCT HOLD, IT WILL BE AN INCREMENTAL $1 BILLION IMPACT- CONF CALL
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Made from a flat piece of etched plastic, it folds into a measuring spoon of various capacities depending on how you hold it.
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Could this be the beginning a flowery new shower and bridal trend, or will objections to flowers in peoples' drinks hold it back?
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I'd hold it to the back of my head, pin it with my baseball cap and stand there in front of the mirror.
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The bigger problem is that no matter which way you hold it, there will always be a cutout for the Galaxy Fold's cameras.
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Although the military assistance was put on hold, it was eventually released after a whistleblower complaint brought the July 25 call to light.
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Simply use the foil from the gum packet to connect the ends of the battery, and hold it near the fluff for kindling.
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Russia is a veto-wielding member of the U.N. Security Council, which means it can block any attempt to hold it to account.
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Pete Davidson, Aidy Bryant, guest host Jonah Hill, even the normally unflappable Kate McKinnon — they're all visibly struggling to hold it together here.
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That's a lot of smarts, but it's all dressed up in a friendly, humane design that invites you to touch and hold it.
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In practice, that means investors who buy the bond now, and hold it until maturity, will have less money than they started with.
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But when a seed has been planted, with such deep roots in both the community and boxing, it's difficult to hold it back.
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All you have to go is go into your DMs and find the one you regret sending, hold it, and then click unsend.
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WatchOS 3 may roll out alongside it, but Apple could hold it back if the next Watch isn't shipping until a later date.
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"We should just go borrow a lot of money, hold it, and then sell it to make money," Trump reportedly said in response.
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He just said that he couldn't see the ball, but I saw the video and clearly you can see that I hold it.
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The best smartphone armbands for runnersIf you take your phone on runs and workouts, you need a comfortable, secure armband to hold it.
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Standing in the hallway of his Hoxton Street apartment, just getting in from a night of dancing, I couldn't hold it any longer.
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While the government digital services trend has taken hold, it doesn't adequately address the needs of the 20,219 cities across the United States.
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Because that's what a paranoid regime, aware of its failures yet equally cognizant of its Western allies' reluctance to hold it accountable, does.
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If you don't have weights, try a 2-2 tempo, where you hold it for two seconds on either side of each movement.
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But if you PayPal them half of the first months rent to a Hotmail account they will for sure hold it for you.
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He found out that a metal ring would typically require several screws to be driven into the ivory to hold it in place.
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It's not about "women being superior," it's about men choosing to give up their power to women they see fit to hold it.
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Same goes for the two-year note, he added, which has "zero volatility" as long as investors hold it for those two years.
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The animal was seemingly unstoppable, despite some people's best efforts to pull on its tail and horns in effort to hold it back.
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"The first thing you do with a present is hold it in your hands," said Julia Hobbs, fashion news editor at British Vogue.
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"I may hold it up until after a deal is made with North Korea," Mr. Trump said, immediately after celebrating the new agreement.
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In time, racism will no longer have a payoff for those who hold it dear, and we will move on to other preoccupations.
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Now the Republicans get to hold it knowing that the Democrats are not going to want to walk into another shutdown buzz saw.
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"You're getting your money one way or another, and we're not going to let anybody hold it up," Mr. Trump told the crowd.
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I'd have to hold it up next to my iPad mini, but I think it's slightly smaller, or at least it feels smaller.
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That further supports the case for the Fed and other policymakers to let the expansion rip rather than trying to hold it back.
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When the student sued, a judge held that the school's response wasn't bad enough to hold it liable under a deliberate-indifference standard.
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And please don't hold it against us if we tell some Taliban, the good ones, to take cover as your planes take off.
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The AGM was scheduled to take place on March 26 and the bank now plans to hold it on or before June 30.
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There's a lot going on, but at least you have some responsible people in your life that can help you hold it down.
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It also asked litigants to file motions on whether to remand the case back to the agency rather than hold it in abeyance.
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I tried to do everything I could to try and hold it together tonight and my team helped me a lot doing that.
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And they had to hold it in a community space that was open to the public — not, for instance, in someone's private home.
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"There's nothing more powerful than a broken heart, as long as you have a spiritual container to hold it," Mr. Woodbury told me.
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But Samantha Bee is not waiting to see how this year's soiree unfolds or if those involved decide to hold it at all.
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If you haven't, you find the part of your brain that's telling you to rest and hold it underwater until the thrashing stops.
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The face-unlock camera is initiated, so by the time you hold it up to your face—in theory—it's ready to unlock.
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I hold it in sacred trust as a reminder that we have individual and collective responsibility to make sure that kids come first.
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"Nixon tried to hold it inside, but not too successfully," said Evan Thomas, the author of "Being Nixon," a biography of the president.
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I had to hold it on the plane, for example, instead of using a stand, as I do with an iPhone or iPad.
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It means wresting our country's political system back from the gigantic corporate interests and billionaire donors that hold it in a death grip.
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If current gains for S&P 500 hold, it would be the best three-day run since Trump's election victory in November 2016.
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You hold it, hang it around your neck, or fix it on a tripod, at waist level, then peer down into the viewfinder.
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Maneuver down wooded trails with the leaf-spring steering system, or hold it steady to bomb down the big hills at top speed.
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I just fart more than I used to and lack both the physical strength and the self-consciousness to hold it all back.
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In this, he's helped immeasurably by Simon Chapman, a cinematographer who knows where to park his camera and when to hold it steady.
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Should the ruling hold, it could enable more companies to build modems or for those modems to be more competitive than they are today.
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It can let us take that pain and hold it just close enough to touch it, to mark its shape, without fully diving in.
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Something is not right in Alison's head and she's not going to be able to hold it together forever under this level of stress.
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Other new features in today's update include the option to send a snap in a story to friends (just hold it down) and — finally!
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" Kris, 62, can barely hold it together as Kourtney forces her to tell the crowd her favorite pot is "the one I peed in.
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Justin Bieber may have forgotten the lyrics to "Despacito" — but the man behind the smash song of the summer doesn't hold it against him!
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I think the real point to that metaphor is: value goes to those that actually refine it, not to those who just hold it.
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Address: Petén 248, Narvarte The fried tortilla with tuna is the perfect size; you can hold it in your hands even if it breaks.
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But the biggest problem with Rings is that there's nothing to hold it all together, no infectious idea to strike terror into the mind.
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For example, childbirth can loosen the ligaments that hold it in place, or scar tissue from endometriosis can impact the positioning of the uterus.
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Once you're finished, roll it back up carefully (have your partner hold it tight so nothing spills out in the process), then trash it.
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Tonina also likes to read in bed, but if the book is new and stiff, she doesn't have the strength to hold it open.
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The feature offers real-time navigation through your phone's camera: you can hold it up to see arrows and directions overlaid on your surroundings.
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"We tried to hold it together," Michelle Obama told Winfrey of how the couple felt when they brought their daughters to their respective colleges.
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Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has said he does not endorse Wilder's contest but that he will defend the parliamentarian's right to hold it.
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So, a 2-month-old puppy can probably hold it for about two hours, a 3-month-old about three hours, and so on.
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When they handed the ball to him, it was so heavy that the old man couldn't hold it and he fell on the ground.
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This has led already, and I think it will probably hold, it may even grow, a flight to quality which pushes the dollar up.
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You can get a cube of this in your hand and you can hold it, but you won't feel it because it's so light.
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There are some magnets that hold it firmly closed, and, try as I might, I haven't been able to open it up one-handed.
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It was this shoe, they're not bad, they hold it in, didn't seep out or anything — if you're looking for a good drinking shoe.
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At times, Julie was quick to wrap up a small serving of meat and hold it for someone she knew would otherwise lose out.
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We had to dip it around Ariana's body, hold it for a moment, then let it submerge so the paint would create those lines.
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The robot arms then determine the best way to handle the clothing, where to hold it up by, and how it should be folded.
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Once the hydro-dye is ready, dip your skin (say, your whole forearm), then hold it under a dryer to lock in the pattern.
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But maybe Obama will hold it hostage until Donald promises to lower the US-Mexico fence a few feet to just 40 stories tall.
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It's right to hold it accountable in areas it can do better – reporting and abuse, for example – but it's not going away anytime soon.
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Air intake is at the base of the handle, so you have to hold it a little higher than you might be used to.
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Idea: hold it captive until he swears to watch the first-ever season of the Real Housewives of New York City (hello, vintage Bethenny!).
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To turn it on, Somnox's instruction manual says you just hold it down until you see its chest light up and it starts breathing.
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By cutting that aid, we take the risk that when the next epidemic strikes, there will be no one there to hold it back.
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Of the eight analysts who cover Lyft, three recommend buying the stock while four say to hold it, and one has a sell rating.
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I had to hold it down for quite a while, and several times, before I could get the thing to turn on and off.
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The batteries from Tesla would then store the wind-generated energy at peak production times, and hold it in reserve for peak demand hours.
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But now he has stuck to Mr Abbott's proposal of a plebiscite to gauge public opinion, and to hold it after the next election.
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At first, it was for a few seconds, and then the more you build up that muscle, the longer you can hold it for.
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When you take a photo in low-light conditions, the phone will automatically prompt you to hold it steady until it sharpens the photo.
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You're going to hold it because I think that [CEO] Hunter Harrison is doing a good job, but more important, I like the rails.
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As internet speeds increased and dot-com mania took hold, it became apparent that Intuit's future was not in a box on a shelf.
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As tech's tentacles stretch ever-further across the globe, the need for powerful journalism to help hold it to account has never been greater.
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Analysts say positive export and manufacturing numbers point to another tightening in October, but the MAS could hold it off if trade tensions escalate.
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Hospitals have been repeatedly targeted by ransomware hackers, who seize sensitive patient data or hack into hospitals' IT systems and hold it for ransom.
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He's been searching for the maze the entire season, and he's finally about to hold it in his hands... and it's a children's toy.
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The white one is a little sweet and speckled green with pistachios, slightly tropical-tasting from the coconut fiber that helps hold it together.
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I mean, which of your faves can casually drop in "oxtail" and "chicken back steak" in a verse (which he does on "Hold It")?
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To activate your physical card, you simply hold it near the packaging, much like pairing a new set of AirPods for the first time.
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"I have a suspicion they will hold it in two weeks," said Leslie Voltaire, the campaign manager for one of the candidates, Maryse Narcisse.
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" She added, "So the fact that you can hold it vertically and the collapsible part starts opening as it gets filled is really nice.
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When that idea comes under threat, and it seems as if the center might not hold, it is not just our politics that suffers.
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There's so much to commend in "In the Upper Room" that I ought to hold it up as a textbook example of stylistic diversity.
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I do everything from preparing the area where the concrete will be poured and creating forms to hold it, to pouring and smoothing it.
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I hold it in my hands, suddenly realizing all around me are faint echoes of its features in many of Williams's more figural works.
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Unclear where the hate's coming from ... she's a smoke show and she's also a badass who can hold it down in her own right.
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If the liner feels slightly slippery, use a bit of tape or reusable poster mounting putty in the corners to hold it in place.
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She said she believed people would move beyond it -- and not hold it against him -- if he offered an explanation and expressed his regret.
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It's contextually related to whichever tool you're using at the moment, so you can hold it down to switch to the sub-tool options.
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And then, perhaps, if the process takes greater hold, it will allow the United States the rationale and dignity with which to finally leave.
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In part that's why I made the book; as I hold it in my hand, I'm reminded of the power of the physical form.
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"The opacity and distance of a fund that is based much farther away makes it a lot harder to hold it responsible," she said.
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My whole life up to now, my sippy cup is a sippy cup no matter what way I hold it — upside down, sideways, whatever.
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Great artists reach into their own hearts, brains, and guts to wrench out what's most vital and hold it out for you to grasp.
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The normal spinner has a bearing in the center of some object such that you can hold it and spin it—moderately cool, I'll admit.
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The vote wasn't terribly surprising -- Democrats have a considerable majority in the House -- but that the party leadership decided to hold it at all was.
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I wanted desperately to love Crazy Rich Asians because I wanted to be able to hold it up as proof that diversity can spark creativity.
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" General Mills: "I would hold it because General Mills is becoming ... much more natural and organic than it's foes and I think it's really working.
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We'd normally hold it in our offices, but they are under construction, and we don't have space to hold that many people at the moment.
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I had to hold it in two hands, and it felt much more like using a tablet, an active device I was choosing to use.
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On the path up our mountain we push, always, an immense boulder, and it takes a monumental collective effort simply to hold it in place.
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There are no tendons that hold it in place, so he can turn his hand 360 degrees and keep turning it 720 and so on.
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To me, she's like Hannibal Lecter, and that even when you're watching the scenes when personal things might be revealed, they still hold it back.
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And then you gotta shave it in all the right places and then you gotta sand the damn thing, so you can actually hold it.
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You get a side soup with your lunch every day just so you can hold it in your hands and remember what warmth feels like.
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When it comes to hairspray, I've been using R+Co Vicious firm hold — it doesn't get crispy, but it gives it a lot of hold.
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Sure, her core viewers are probably disappointed the tax returns didn't damage or embarrass President Trump but they won't hold it against her for trying.
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"Femme Fatale," March 20073 Spears released another album, "Femme Fatale," which included the songs "Till The World Ends" and "Hold It Against Me," among others.
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We have to get our foot through the door and hold it open for women like us while also securing our seat at the table.
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"At one point during the foot pursuit ... they observed him remove a handgun from his waistband and hold it in his left hand," Beck said.
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For the second day in a row, the Rays jumped out to an early lead, and this time they had Archer to help hold it.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has repeatedly urged lawmakers to act soon on raising the debt ceiling, and not to hold it hostage to other issues.
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Or perhaps it was when you couldn't hold it during the the Wakanda battle in Avengers: Infinity War and ducked out to the theater bathroom.
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The threshold between urinating a lot and having OAB is crossed when frequent peeing, sudden urges, or inability to "hold it" cause the patient distress.
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If those projections hold, it will be enough to narrowly topple "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" from first place at the weekend box office.
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That's where we diverge, because I think Mellie had to hold steely resolve and really hold it clear in her mind to make it happen.
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Jamie Lee Curtis is getting candid about her battle with addiction, and the hold it had on her relationship with her late father, Tony Curtis.
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Yes, but: Sinclair is not going to let its failed merger with Tribune hold it back from expanding into a national news and sports powerhouse.
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"You hold it down to record," Dewan Tatum says in the video titled "teaching Chan how to use snapchat" with the popular crying-laughing emoji.
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"I think it's going to be hard for him to physically, emotionally, intellectually and analytically hold it together for that amount of time," Senor said.
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We don't know yet how the device will perform in that department, and I haven't had the chance to hold it, much less test it.
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The premise is simple: The song asks that the subject (presumably Katy Perry) not hold it against Britney if Britney admits she wants her bod.
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The op-ed reveals that, despite Article II of the Constitution vesting "the executive power" in the president, this one may not actually hold it.
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Its name — Courtmatics — may just hold it back in its mission, but look beyond that, and you may just have a winner on your hands.
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Also, as a nice bonus, the assistant works if you hold it up to your ear and talk to it like a real human person.
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I feel like the bullpen is going to hold it up, and that might not have been the case or the feeling in years past.
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Depending on the size of the dog, she will pick it up and hold it upside down in her arms, cradling it like a baby.
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And if you talk on your phone a lot, invest in a handset so you do not have to hold it up to your ear.
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A digital temperature-control system (sometimes called an airflow controller) lets you dial in a precise cooking temperature and hold it there for the duration.
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You need to hold it in both hands and use the keyboard with both of your thumbs for it to make any sense at all.
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A producer wearing khaki shorts with pineapples on them coached him from the sidelines: "When you're done sliding, hold it for five seconds," he said.
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For an hour and a half, I forced myself to hold it together and give Alice the Christmas morning she had been looking forward to.
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Staked to a 6893-0 lead, Washington's Stephen Strasburg could not hold it, as Alex Bregman's two-run homer made it a 2-2 game.
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Rather than reach for your wallet, you take out your phone and hold it a few inches away from the point-of-sale (POS) terminal.
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It's so bad people have literally invented a thing that sticks out from the back of your phone so you can hold it that way.
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She was dancing between the two faces of performance, public and private; you could watch, and sing along, but you couldn't hold it in place.
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" She added: "Trying to hold it together for my precious kiddos who mean the world to us and deserve the best and healthiest life possible.
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Gronk can hold it down on his own, but a few of his brothers eventually jump in and start dancing with the former NFL stud.
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Let's all give a hand to this poor kid who managed to hold it together while his fingers were stuck in an outlet mall bench.
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If past trends hold, it is possible Democrats could see a double- digit swing in the average House district in 2018 compared with past elections.
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Our minds can reckon with it, but how do we ask our child-size human hearts to hold it — to be productively overwhelmed by it?
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"That length is a nuisance, because it means you have to hold it quite a long way out," he said, miming with his own head.
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Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has said that he does not support the planned contest but that he would defend Wilders' right to hold it.
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The race to grab your attention and hold it is leading to a new era of informational hedonism that's doing more than shortening attention spans.
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If you want to reset the one of the buttons, you can just hold it down for a few seconds rather than pressing it once.
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I mean... The line up includes award-winning classics like "Toxic", girl power anthems like "Stronger", and some newer songs like "Hold It Against Me".
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At this point, if anyone can hold it together, I'd welcome a strong hand from the center if one does not emerge from the left.
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If the fund fares well and you hold it for at least 10 years, you won't owe taxes on its appreciation once you sell it.
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Weekend Update Deskside Bit of the Week We love a good character break, especially when it comes from cast members who typically hold it together.
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Well, that was a very deliberate decision because, when you hold it with your hands, you rotate not with your head but with your torso.
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"Every day I meet people who have so much to give but have been bullied enough or frightened enough to hold it back," Godin writes.
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I think that helped him just well up with tears and let that happen rather than trying to hold it in and then exploding with tears.
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She seems pretty antsy, and as soon as we let her into the lobby, her puppy bladder can't hold it and she pees a little. Damn.
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In my mind, I am going to believe that Sovereign is made of some special material to hold it together—which just makes it even cooler.
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We see it again when another Handmaid unbuckles her gag to reveal that below it, there are metal rings through her mouth that hold it closed.
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This was the guy who told users who were having antenna problems with the iPhone 4 that they should just adjust the way they hold it.
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There is only one button to interact with the game world, and you simply hold it down to spend the money in your bag of gold.
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When it's 90 degrees outside, the last thing anyone wants to do is plug in a sizzling flat iron and hold it close to the scalp.
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Tony Evers will call a special election to fill the vacancy and is researching options for when to hold it, said the governor's spokeswoman, Melissa Baldauff.
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The relatively simple graphics were rendered crisply and smoothly, although the headset was so heavy I had to hold it up to get the best angle.
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To get a measurement, you have to press a finger on the PPG sensor at the top and hold it there for 15 to 20 seconds.
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Meanwhile, on opposite ends of the table, Kam and I were the last two competitors remaining, quite literally trying to "hold it down" for the ladies.
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Second, democracy needs liberal rights of speech and association so those with alternative views can challenge government on its policies, hold it accountable, and propose alternatives.
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The packaging is unusually enjoyable to hold; it features a smooth and palm-sized matte bag with a small white screw-top spout at the bottom.
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The iPhone X is basically one gigantic screen, but the "notch" right at the top of the display guides the owner on how to hold it.
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The company then sold off partial ownership of the stone to two companies — Diacore and Mellen — and continued to hold it as part of Sotheby's inventory.
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"If the news reports are accurate that he wants to kill it or hold it because he's mad at Chuck Schumer, that makes no sense," Rep.
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Once you've soaked your cotton pad in nail polish remover, hold it on your nail for about 10 seconds so that it really loosens the polish.
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When I was at the Antica's Palermo location last year, I ate a rice pancake that was downright sad, but I wouldn't hold it against them.
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With DeVos's hearing moved to that date, the committee said it had no specific date selected for Puzder's hearing and may not hold it until February.
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We won't hold it against you (well, we'll try not to), but we just want to know, so we can move on from this unfortunate incident.
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Sometimes it's just not possible to use the bathroom — a long road trip, a wedding ceremony, a work meeting — and you've got to hold it in.
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Nearly the entirety of Laimer's watch relies on 3D printed parts — the only additional parts are metal screws, washers, and pins to hold it all together.
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Although Assad's forces retook the territory with Russia's help in March 2016, they were unable to hold it while engaged in their December assault against Aleppo.
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He is slightly ahead in the latest polls, and insists Republican voters won't hold it against him that he was a Democrat until 5 years ago.
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I can, for example, hear some high-pitched noises on my Galaxy S7 Edge if I hold it up to my ear in a quiet room.
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She said many of her friends live similarly, but she doesn't hold it against people who can't or choose not to make the same lifestyle choices.
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And while homeownership rates vary considerably between whites and people of color, it's typically the largest asset among all people who hold it, regardless of race.
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In the end, the burden placed on urban police is that they have the power to either tear a city apart or help hold it together.
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When I was done drawing, I placed the pen on the right edge of the screen where somewhat weak magnets struggled to hold it in place.
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The cloud storage is nifty, but the real star of this $399 Android phone is the feeling you get when you hold it in your hand.
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Or if you are able to access an object that has been heated, such as a stone or bottle, hold it between layers of your clothes.
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Minnesota is a blue-ish state, but the seat isn't nearly so safe that Democrats should feel complacent that a scandal-plagued nominee could hold it.
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Eugenides's more recent efforts, novels and stories alike, no longer seem to embody spiritual yearning, but rather hold it at arm's length for gently pointed ridicule.
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